Accident verdicts mark two 1937 deaths in Troy township
A jury awarded $23 500 to Mrs Provence Mags of Troy township for the death of her husband Arthur Mars struck by a falling pole from Meadville Telephone Company line on June 1 1937. The award covers medical hospital and funeral expenses and the telephone company may appeal. A separate reduced verdict of 1 000 was returned for William and Gladys Corey and their children in an auto collision case near Meadville.
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Provence Mags
Troy
Arthur Mars
Jared
Mendyills Telegions Company
Iiedient
Telephone Company
Albert de Thomas
Ceiebery
Mars
Jolin Ho Bowie
A.B. Jénson
Ol! Chry
My Mars
Meadville ‘Telephone Company
Troy Township
Tiymville
Wiliam
Gladys Corey
Richard
Carolyn
Dick Majer
Ralph Webb
Greensboro
N. C
Clarence Jackson
Edinboro
Hatchtown
Morris Jackson
Minnie Myers
Writley Jackson
Ta Bartley
Wil-limsport Pa
Thorogood
Meadville
Aubere McNamara
Paull Douglas
Edward Cassiday
Cassiday
Frank Sherlock
Elyria
Ohio
Washington
D.C
Arthur
Marge
Sherlock
Dan Wright
Alfred
Beaverdam
Ossiditus
Lincolnville
Sidney Green
Glen Steadman
Arden Bennett
Meddville
Selden Davis
B.D. Bryant
Saughter
Prisciis
Buller
Spartanburg community notes and local life updates
In Spartanburg Edinboro families welcome a newborn son and host social evenings at home. The community gathers at the high school for the BT A organization, enjoys musical numbers and refreshments, and congratulates Lois Thorogood and William Fisher on their wedding at Centerville. Local youths excel in performances at Warner's theatre while civic groups plan meetings and a firemen’s game hosts Crawford County. Obituaries note Olive Holford with funeral services and multiple neighbors visit, move, and assist relatives across nearby towns.
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Spartansburg
Rne
Blaiiford
Edinboro
West Spring Creek
Hamot Hospital
Brie
Aghool
Tor
Stanford
Mamie Kinney
Mir Panus
Wid
Clyde Klhney
Elwood Avery
Herbert Schuckers
Jesse Whit
Bharen
BT. A
Lois Thorogood
William Fisher
Mead Ville
Baptist Park
Centerville
Charles Puller
Larry Thorogood
Helen Bates
Cochranton
di Nome
Lois
J. V. Tineyooe
Spartan High School
Sparto
Shirley Tillotson
Willard Tillotson
Erie
Warner's Theatre
Miss Shirley
Migs Shirley
Victor Seyre
Sparta Grange
Vieto
Ivy Embroidery Club
Vir
Nellie Steadman
Ralph Webb
Greensboro
N. Y
Grace Shields
Pails Creek
Sparta High School
Georg Stanchan
Shields
Homoconomics
C. ‘Thompson
Nancy
Youngsy Ie
Princess Pat Club
Eranes Harrington
Sparta Firemen
Crawford County
Olive Holford
Willard
Robert
P. Ardery
Walter
George
Stephen
Edith Shreve
Sara Bryant
Charles Rogers
Bryant
Riceville Cemetery
Corry Residents Honored in Safety Lions Week Awards
Corryites listed among weekly Safety Lion awardees for Keystone Gasoline division. Charla Graben received £10 and a card. Walter Sweet lacked a card. Other winners include Leydaceb Corry, William Jalison Bear Take, Garreth Mlhb Clymer, and J. M. York Plittfield, each noted with £10 or $10 rewards.
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Avamps Ghevs Guenyuae
Keystone Gasnhine Bialiohs
Charla C. Graben
Walter Sweet
Leydaceb
Corry
William A Jalison
Bear
Garreth Mlhb
Clymer
J. M. York
Plittfield
Jurist drops petition to change vote in Sugarcreek district case
Judge W Wallace Smith dismissed the petition seeking to void the fourth Sugarcreek district ballots and recounts in the primary election after hours of argument. The ruling preserves the official returns and recount results while bond forfeiture questions await appeal. Canada rushes gold mining near Battleford as promising assays spark operations. Historic college admits 31 new students to women’s medical college in Philadelphia.
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City
Wstrich
Bugarcrarie Lowsship
County Return Board
W. Wallace Sith
Clearfeld County
Venangé County
Comon Pleas Court
Dutge “Smith
Inter
Lee A. ‘McCracken
Helen H
Charles
Doran
Merle Franklin
McCracken
Bentley Hil
Canada
Battleford
Suske
Historic College
Women’s Medical College of
Philadelphia
White Lines Replace Yellow Lines In Fog Areas
The Lightly department will substitute white lines for yellow lines in fog prone areas. Secretary Mary Hughes announced that broken yellow lines will be replaced with broken white lines and solid white lines will indicate danger. The plan covers fog districts on secondary roads first, with uniform white lines after yellow paint is exhausted. An additive reflects at night and the experiment will study wear and visibility before wider use.
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Lamont Hughes
We Department
Burghes
Stei
Pee Nee Reet
Mary Hughes
Forney Suis
Fox
Highway Department
Sehuyhell
Bedford
Somerset
Wil
Denominations Merge At Spring Creek Church
The superintendent of the Congregational Churches in Pennsylvania will occupy the pulpit at Spring Creek Church Sunday at 11 o'clock. He will receive former Methodist members and others wishing to unite, completing the merger of the Spring Creek Federated church.
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Subre Yuma
Auinony
Pennnsylvania
Spring Creek
Uume Ne
Ue Methodist Church
Spring Greek
Churen
Erie $7,500 Damage Award Confirmed in Trial
In Erie, a verdict for $4,600 was previously set but a jury re-test led to a $7,500 damage award against M. Puckinger and Company after bricks toppled a man on 10th Street on October 18, 1688. Legal counsel for plaintiff and defendant agreed to the new amount for Tess. The case references Cassie Marshall versus Bree Tasties with a $500 damages verdict for injuries on November 20, 1996.
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Erie
M. Puckinger and Company
St Waswald
Thursay
J. Orin Walle
Tess
Cassie Marshall
Fue
10Th
Sastafras
Exe ‘Takieab Company
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New Sparta
Husband
Finland
Justice OF the Jungle
Windhoek
W. Attica
High Court of
Southwest Africa
Elias Erkko
Aeyonth Natito
Eidheete Winiand
Soviet Russia
U.S
Corryites
Safety Lion Awards
Denosta
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bree
Diatana
FORD
Corny
Pinnacle Prints
Hiner
Rea
Sueda
Amstian Valuer
Iahi
Montgomery
North Center Street
Pastelli
Dial
China
Florida
Murmansk
York
Gooh
United Stat Russa
Lawrel
Renk Itisis
Breinhardt
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