Lottsville crash victims mourned as injured youth improves
George Sherman of Lottsville shows signs of recovery after a midnight crash near Lottsville that killed Norvis King and Arnold Johnson. King died instantly. Johnson passed away hours later at Warren General Hospital. King’s funeral is Sunday at 2:30 PM at Bailey Hill Home with Lottsville Cemetery interment. Johnson’s funeral is at his home then Swedish Lutheran church in Freehold at 8:20 PM.
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Lottsville
Corry Hospital
Young Sherman
Norvis King
Arnold Johnson
King
Jolmson
Johnson
Warren
General Hospital
King Boy
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Armald Johnson
Freehold
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio guide lists 1930 programs across networks with times: WIZ NBC at 7:15 p m Collier's hour WABC CBS at 8 p m Theatre of the Air WEAF NBC at 8 15 p m Alter Kent hour WJZ NBC at 9 p m Floyd Gibbons WABC CBS at 11 p m Coral Islanders on NBC CBS.
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CBS
WEAF
Alchter
WJZ
Floyd Gibbons
Eleven States Without Maximum Speed Law
A Keystone Automobile Club survey shows seven states have no maximum speed limit, while others cap at 20 to 50 miles per hour. Pennsylvania matches many at 40 mph. Massachusetts 20 mph and Nevada 25 mph sit at extremes. Other states range from 45 to 85 mph with varying conditions and allowances for reasonable speeds.
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Keystone Automobile Club
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New Jersey
South Dakota
Washington
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Missouri
Alabama
Illinois
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Minnesota
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New
Corry Knights to Attend Ball at Saegertown
Clarence Commandery of Corry and their wives will attend the fourth annual divisional Knights Templar ball in Saegertown Inn on Thursday October 2 from 9 to 1. NorthWestern Commandery No 25 Meadville will sponsor. attendees include Mt Olive No 80 Eris Clarence No 51 Corry Warren No 63 Warren and invited units from Rose Croix No 38 Titusville Talbot No 43 Ol C Franklin No dd Franklin Mt Galvary No 67 Greenville and Rebecca No 50 Sharon.
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Franklin
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Greenville
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Sharon
Former Corry Girl Married at Erie Presbyterian Church
Marjory Farrell formerly of Corry wed William Podmore of Huntingdon at a Erie Presbyterian Church ceremony officiated by Dr. David Allen. Attendants were Mrs. William Toner and James Reno Barvell. Bride wore blue georgette, corsage of roses. Reception at W. A. Toner home. Couple to tour Adirondacks and New England before settling in Huntingdon after October 1.
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Corny
William Podmore
Huntingdon, S. 1
Erie
David Allen
William Toner
James Reno Barvell
W. A. Toner
Wilson to Speak Sunday at Methodist Church
Harold Three Gun Wilson, deputy prohibition administrator, will address a Sunday evening audience at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The Pittsburgh district chief is praised for firm, fair enforcement and for stopping more liquor than preceding officers in the same period. The talk will cover prohibition enforcement from a dry officer’s view, attracting both supporters and skeptics.
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Pittsburgh
Wilson
Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition
Salt Levels in Dead Sea Far Exceed Ocean Water
The Dead Sea shows salt content from 23 to 25 percent, far higher than ocean water which ranges from 4 to 6 percent. This indicates extreme salinity differences between the two bodies of water and highlights the Dead Sea's unique mineral concentration.
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Dead Sea
No Improvement The male may have replaced the cradle of many homes
The Odessa Democrat notes that while men may have replaced the cradle in many homes, observers say the results are unchanged for neighbors. The editorial reflects on social change and apparent consistency in community life.
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Odessa
Erie County Motor Club Dinner Invitation and Local News
Members received invitations to the annual Erie County Motor Club dinner meeting to be held Thursday October 9 at the Hotel Lawrence ballroom in Erie. Dinner at 7 pm, no charge to members with paid up card required for admittance. The Weather Bureau outlook calls for mostly fair weather with showers possible in the northern North Atlantic states later in the week and normal temperatures. The Corry Spartenburg road project cost over $200000 with bid from Hagedorn Construction at $210000. Hunter Darling named general manager of a Buffalo piano house. William D Heffernan, Dunkirk contractor, has returned home after three and a half months in the city. AT&T completed negotiations to purchase the Teletype Corporation via stock exchange. Joseph A McGinnies of Ripley is mentioned as a likely chairman candidate for the New York Republican state convention in Albany. A Warren Times-Mirror clipping reports a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Erie to form a Northwestern Pennsylvania Counties Association, hosted by Dinsmoor-Schwing Post 631 with attendees from multiple counties. The Hast High eleven routed the Beavers 41 to 9 in a twilight game in Erie, indicating a strong season for Hast.
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Erie Country Motor Club
Lawrence
Erie
Warren Times-Mirror
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pennsylvania
Corry
Kane
Bradford
Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Junior High P.T.A. Planned Parent Night Program
The Parents and friends of the school are invited to attend a proposed Junior High P.T.A. meeting Monday evening. A program has been arranged to gauge interest in forming a formal P.T.A. in the Junior High School community.
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Parent-Revaeners’ Association Council
Conneautville cashier given three year sentence
Arie Sept 20 The panic that toppled fortunes last fall sent Orman L Dean of Grove City to Atlanta prison for three years after pleading guilty in federal court to embezzling 28000 from the Conneautville National Bank. Judge Schoonmaker said he would help seek parole when eligible. Dean was aided by Meadville attorney Albert G Thomas and backed by five Conneautville businessmen citing his good character. Dean was a stock market victim amid the 1929 crash era. Mrs Harry Kenyon has been visiting at Mrs B G Dunn’s home and leaves for Philadelphia.
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Schoonmaker
Dean
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