Roosevelt to Speak in Jamestown During Auto Tour
Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic candidate for New York governor will address Jamestown on Friday evening October 19 at the Hagle Temple. He plans a statewide automobile tour with a possible overnight stay in Jamestown before moving to Buffalo for an evening speech. Mrs. Roosevelt may accompany him on the trip, as she has earlier engaged in Democratic activity in the area.
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Jamestown
Frankelin J. Roosevelt
F. Awmond Chant
Democratic City” Committee
Hagle ‘Temple
George WW. Brill
Roosevelt
Jama Town
Buffalo
James M. Cox
Frooklyn Square
Navy
Wilson
Chautauqua
Five Revolvers Among Loot Stolen From Armour’s Store
Franklin government reports detail an early Wednesday break in at Armour’s Ure and auto supply store at 1141 Liberty Street. Five automatic Colt revolvers, a large pearl-handled pistol, a wrist watch, and $10 in cash were stolen. A crowd of 82 shells scattered. a reward of $25 was offered for information leading to arrests. Authorities suspect youths or young men. several valuable items remained in a shared drawer, offering clues.
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Rev. Armolie
Liberty Street
Ana
Armour
Catholic Daughters Host Card Party at Knights of Columbus
A card party hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America in South Center Township raised funds for Corry Court No. 3b. Thirteen tables were active as guests played, with awards to Mrs. J. A. O Hare Mrs. Lea Mulderick Miss Margaret Hand and Mrs. Andrew Paulson. Refreshments followed served by a committee led by Miss Helen Morrell.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
South Center Tren
J. A. O'Hare
Lea Mulderick
Margaret Hand
Andrew Paulson
Helen Morrell
Mary Murray
Moya Blzek
J.3. Slattery
Mm Lyle Sexton
Margaret. Hand
Corry Court No
Hoover Considers Delay as Nominees Debate Water Power
Incoming reports from Reno and Washington indicate Herbert Hoover weighs delaying his Westward trip as Governor, amid Democratic critique of Hoover’s stance on water power policy. The evolving scene features Sonstoy Curtis and other figures, with a focus on campaign strategy and regional relief discussions.
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Smilti'y
Nalpe Robinson
Democratic View
Hoover
In & Spesel
Reno
Ney
Kane Women In Accident In Wellsboro Junction
The Kane woman driving a Chevrolet coupe was involved in a collision at Wellsboro Junction near the Roosevelt highway and the Susquehanna Trail. Mrs Windlow Russell and Mrs CA Luce were riding in another car that was struck by a Studebaker sedan driven by an unnamed man. No injuries were reported.
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al Twator
Scranton
Windlow Russell
CA. Luce
Wellsboro
Roosevelt Highway
Susquehanna Trail
Studebaker
Raskob
Hemoursi
Hoover
America
Henry O
Hansbrough
Warren County Boy Honored in National Dairy Judging
Warren County October report notes 15 year old Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Tra Johnson of Chandler Valley, one of three Pennsylvanians chosen for the national dairy judging contest in Memphis Tennessee. Johnson and two peers from State College will compete from Saturday for a week, with potential advancement to the international contest in England this winter. Mrs H Montague visits Jamestown with friends.
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England
ERE MARRIED AT CLYMER NEW YORK
Union City reports the quiet marriage of Sid ney Michael son of Mr and Mrs P Michael to Miss Mildred Brakeman daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Brakeman. The couple wed October 10 in Clymer New York with Rev Hurst officiating. They will reside briefly in Union City then plan Meadville for work at Moore's Ice Cream Co.
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Sidney Michael
P. Michael
This City
Misa Mildred Brakeman
James D. Brakeman
Clymer
N. Y
Hurst
Fi First Methodist Church
Our Place
Lloyd Meerdini
Corty
Michel
Meadville
McMichael
Moore's Ice Cream Co
Fire destroys farm property near Pineville
A blaze yesterday burned the Jarge barn on the J L Vindini farm at Pineville about five miles from Pleasantville, damaging horses, autos, and other property. Strong winds hampered efforts to control the fire. No injuries reported.
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Pineville
Pleasantville
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