Just A Paracraft Fair and Labor Day Observances
Weather and fair reports lead the note with the Wattsburg Fair headlining the National Barn Dance. Labor Day closure announced for the Journal. Ward's Reports notes auto production at 25,200 assemblies for the week with 17,465 last week and 22,165 a year ago. Police search for Ralph Hoffman follows a report of an armed attack on Roy Stufflebeam.
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Barn Dance Radio
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Roy Stufflebeam
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Moorheadville Farmer Dragged by Horse After Stroke
Victor Moorhead, 61, prominent Erie county farmer of Moorheadville, is found dead after a stroke left him dragged 100 yards by a one-horse cultivator in his corn field. He cultivated 18 rows before collapsing. Dr. E. G. Shelley and Coroner W. G. Stroble investigated. Moorhead, born in North East, leaves seven children.
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Erse
Victor
Moorand
Erie County
Moorhead
Vicim
Anna Moorhead
E. G. Shelley
North East
W. G. Stroble
French Creek Summer Church School Centers Progress
Rev Casimir Tomiak of St Matthias church French Orel N Y reports strong progress at the French Creek summer school centers. Expanded staff includes Rev Walter Tomiak and seminarian Brzana. Centers at Findley North Clymer Ol mer Jojko sites list numerous pupils. confirmation and first communion preparations involve many named families and students. Bishop Duffy will visit St Matthias for confirmation with about sixty confirmed and twenty for first communion on September 10.
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St. Matthias’ R. C
French Orel
Walter Tomiak
Tomiak
St. Sonaventure College
Christ the King Seminary
Casimir ‘Tomiak
Brzana
Jamestown
John Aloysius Duffy
Buffalo
St. Matthias
Confirmation
Mr. Jojko
Olymer Center
Dorothy Jojko
Edward Pffeffer
Dorothy Pfeffer
Clara Japko
William Japko
Salome Japko
St Matthias Church
Rev. C. Tomiak
Glen Malecki
Frank Madecki
Flora Malecki
Lucy Wroblewski
Alexander Wroblewski
Leonard Wroblewski
Irene Wroblewski
Edward Kranz
Ernest Kring
Conrad Kranz
Helen Saymanska
Alexandra Semluk
Gertrude Zysk
John Zysk
Julianne Slupsii
Maty Szczorek
Joseph Kwiatscowski
Ignatz Kwatkowski
Stephen Kwiatkowski
Joseph Dombrowski
Walter Dombrowsks
Marianne Dombrowski
Frank Wroblewski
Arthur Wroblewski
One Killed In Car Crash
Five youths from New York state were seriously injured in a Ford coupe collision at the junction of the Ocean City road and the Lakes to Sea highway. Pauline Solomon, 20, of Freeport, died at Franklin Hospital about an hour after admission from a fractured skull and broken back. Others injured include Anne Deldenlitch of Peekskill in critical condition, Jeanette Bloomingfield of Brooklyn with lacerations and shock, William Miergoff of New York City with a fractured forearm, and Leon Kent of New York City with knee and ankle injuries.
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Tenthavenue
Brooklyn
William Miergoff
Stuyvesant Street
New York City
Leon Kent
Riverside Drive
State refunds on chain tax in Harrisburg
Secretary of Revenue William J. Hamilton warns Pennsylvania businessmen against paying intermediaries for chain store and theater tax refunds. Citizens can file a written petition with the Board of Finance and Revenue in Harrisburg to receive refunds once the legislature appropriates funds. The board supplies forms and will act promptly, with cash refunds made when appropriation is available.
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Secretary of Revenue
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Department, of Revenue
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
State Treasury
Board of Finance and Revenue
State Treasury Department
State Capitol
Wonderful for Piles San-Cura Ointment Ad
An endorsement from J N Roebuck of Cleveland praises San Cure Ointment for piles and minor skin irritations. The claim notes antiseptic properties and mentions 35 cents per bottle and availability at all drug stores.
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Cleveland
Death mystery from Kane man's accidental head injury
Sept L A county coroner's jury probes Bruna Nicklas death, 43, after a skull fracture at a Kane hospital. Witnesses include family members, hospital staff, and doctors. The inquest considers three possible injury sources: a family quarrel, a work accident on Music Mountain, or a fall in hospital, with Nicklas having been admitted June 16 for prior head injuries and leaving against medical advice.
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Nicklas
John J. Morrison
Danielson
Traffic Capacity At Triborough Bridge Reaches 57000
Eight lanes of New York's Triborough bridge can accommodate 57000 vehicles daily.
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New York
Triborough Bridge
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets advertised relief for various pains
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim to aid kidney filtering by removing poisons from the body, promising relief from headaches dizziness and aches. The ad also promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a companion aid and lists a price of 60e at drug stores.
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Urge Care on Motoring Over Labor Day Week-end
Pennsylvania motorists are urged to save 26 lives and prevent 800 injuries over the Labor Day weekend by exercising caution at the wheel. Secretary William J. Hamilton Jr warns that careless driving endangers every family, stresses brakes and vehicle checks, and urges safe emergency stopping and responsible behavior to avoid hospitalization and tragedy.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Revenue
William J. Hamilton, Jr
Saturday 4 ML Classes Popular at Pitt Center
Graduate students and teachers within fifty miles find Saturday morning classes at the Erie Center of the University of Pittsburgh convenient. The Erie Center draws many teachers from Erie and surrounding counties. Saturday offerings will bring more students from Warren, Crawford, Mercer and Venango counties, plus Ohio and New York. Courses highlighted for teachers include curriculum, English composition and literature, biology, economics, and education survey. other classes cover history American political parties, atomic physics, chemical theory, and economic problems.
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University of Pittsburgh
Ere
Erie County
Wailen
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Ohio
New York
Aid Kirvey
Woman given two year term for larceny
Franklin court records show Seyler of Franklin convicted of larceny for stealing $60 from James Como of Oil City on Main Street last July. Judge McCracken sentenced her to two years in the Allegheny County Workhouse and fined $100 plus costs. She testified she was the wife of Richard Jones, a Black resident, and the jury had half an hour deliberation before verdict. Anthony Cuzzola, found guilty of unlawfully possessing liquor, received one year in county jail, a $600 fine, and costs.
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Seyler
Peanklin
Lee A. McCracken
Allegheny County
Richard Jones
McCracken
Miss Seyler
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