Special meeting plans for Erie County Firemen's picnic
A late night session of the Stanford Hose Company discusses attendance at the Erie County Firemen's picnic. Other items mention Rosh Hashanah, Admiral Byrd commemorative stamp, a burglary case against Paul Murphy, and payroll rises at Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Erie County
Paul. Murphy
Thte Tibisville High School
Crawford County
Meadville
Hubbard Wins Over Bouton in McKean County
In McKean County Kane attorney Charles G Hubbard won a likely Republican nomination for president judge after a dramatic primary. 44 of 51 precincts gave Hubbard 5087 votes to J W Bouton 4946 with official counts pending. Sutton led treasurer race, and J Albert Cleveland won clerk of courts, defeating Helen Rogers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Charles G.hubbard
McKean
Hubbard
J. W. Bouton
Bouton
Hubbard Territory
George Sutton
Smethport
D. Earl Repine
Sutton
Repine
Lundberg
Mt. Jewett
Walker
Lull
Rhone
McCann
Beck
Gunningham
Woodrom
Kurts
J. Albert Cleveland
Clerk of Courts
Diefeating
Helen Rogers
AMICS CLASS TO OFFER SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT
Sunday School of the United Brethren in Christchurch plans a Friday six o'clock supper in the church basement. A committee led by H. Ray Harris Mrs O J St Pierre and Cyntha May coordinates the event with Hugh Mosher Lyie Wilcox and G T Bergman handling the program. An offering will fund church taxes and a large turnout is hoped for the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mosher
Lyie Wilcox
G. T. Bergman
Farmer Marian Peller Charged After Severe Beating
Marian Peller, 59, a farmer from North East, is jailed without bail after a beating incident tied to accusations he attacked a young girl near her North Mast Township home. The victim’s father reportedly concealed to confront the farmer, who lay injured for over a week before charges were sworn. A hearing is set for September 29 in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oveikenris
Marian Peller
North East
Oeith Asaeilt Wits
Tn Tay
North Mast Township
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
Fragmented health ad style copy extols liver bile revival sans calomel. It weaves jumbled phrases and names, implying a remedy procedure and related symptoms with dubious claims and unclear instructions. The garbled text mentions foods and bodily discomfort but lacks coherent details.
Cast announced for NRA Gypsies benefit play
The NRA Gypsy Serenaders announce next weeks benefit at the High School auditorium to aid Red Cross shoe funds. Rehearsals are underway with a large cast including Mrs. Charles Stewart Mina Ruth Sheen Percy Clark Carlo and many others. The program will be announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Ad Mina
Ruth Sheen
Michela
Percy Clark
Pierre
Charles Auer
Carlo
James Sullivan
Richard Faire
Joseph Hickey
Riga
Amelia Tryon
Mercedes
Merrill Lillie
Jago
Stella Barry
Wstralita
Horace Brynolfson
Ruiz
Rita Ressler
Gilda
Mary Frances Brooks
Marie
Jean Taber
Frasulla
Arline Lyons
Arlina
Gertrude Reed
Ostrude
Bess Kinley
Lisbeth
Mary Roberts
Carmilita
Ruth Downey
Ruth
Frank Perry
Roderigo
Dominick Falcone
Hime
Lillie
Death claims aged resident Christina Lawson
Mrs Christina Lawson widow of John P Lawson died at the family home 746 West Wayne street this town. She was born in Kalmar Sweden January 20 1840. Survived by three sons and two daughters Mrs Amanda Crandall Oscar Lawson Emma Lindquist Clifford Lawson Corry and Paul Lawson Jamesown thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Lawson
John P. Lawson
West Wayne Street
Steel magnate James A Campbell dies in Youngstown
James A Campbell 79 chairman emeritus of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co died of a heart attack at his hill home after returning from a drive. He collapsed at dinner as a nurse prepared to leave the room and never regained consciousness after the first attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Hill
Warren to Meet Salamanca in NY Penn League Clash
Warren Hyvis Oils travel to Salamanca Bentz Engineers for a New York Penn Football League game on Sunday. Salamanca, after a close loss to Jamestown Crescenta, is not to be underestimated. Hyvis aims to fix rough spots and improve their drive as a big crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyvia Oils
Bentz Engineers
Warren
Salamanca
N. Y
Dimtown Boys
Fryvis
Hyvisie
Jamestown Liberties
Davis Lottery Trial Delayed Over Weekend Recess
New York Sept 21 Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania head of the Loyal Order of Moose faced a weekend adjournment in his federal lottery law trial. Witnesses yesterday challenged the prosecution view of his knowledge of lottery ticket sales to Moose members. A separate note reports Yellowstone Park fishing improving with auto entrants catching 74 526 fish by Aug 15 a record weekly gain.
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New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Order of Moose
Moose
Donald
Stewart
Yellowstone Park
Park
Parte
San Cura Ointment Heals Eczema Fast
San Cura Ointment and Soap advertised as a rapid cure for eczema and facial rashes. Testimonies from Mrs H Y Davis of Chicago and Wm Weagraff of Los Angeles claim the product cleared persistent skin conditions after months of other treatments. Drugstores list price 60 cents. Adv t-28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Weagraff
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Cal
Double Slayer Displays Little Remorse on Farm Slayings
Thomas E. Smith confessed to the double slaying of Albert and Johanna Biegert near Girard. He spoke of future prison life, claimed no remorse, and asserted he expected to find money but did not, while officials questioned his mental state. He was taken to the county prison as officers noted fatigue and impaired reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erib
Prisom
Wark
Thomas E. Smith
Albert
Johanna Biegert
Girard
Smith
Chas, Briggs
Glenn Waiters
Wesleyville
Southerners Hold Up Hotel Guests in Indianapolis
Three armed bandits robbed the Hotel Ant Jer s in Indianapolis with a machine gun and ten revolvers. They held up employees and guests, escaped with about 95000. The robbers used aliases James Edwards M H Edwards and L A Robinson, all from Lexington Kentucky. Victims paid them with a southern brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Inds
James Edwards
M. H. Edwards
L. A. Robinson
Lexington
Woman loses 15 pounds with Kruschen Salts
A reader reports rapid weight loss from 163 to 148 pounds after starting Kruschen Salts. She notes reduced rheumatic knee pain and improved energy, claiming the salts help internal organs function gradually. Sold at Leister's Cut Rate. a jar lasts about four weeks for under 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Thaye
Leister
Indicted for Embezzlement Aids Three Postal Officials
United Press reports four individuals indicted for embezzlement in Pennsylvania. Theodore Blerig, 29, ex bookkeeper of Second National Bank, allegedly embezzled 7000 dollars. Garnner Hi Brown, former Rowanville postmaster, accused of 1850 dollars. S Divers, Greensburg post office supervisor, and Marcellus R Turney Jr, Greensburg postal clerk, charged with smaller sums. G. R. Candoleto of Ridgway named for falsifying naturalization affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Eri
Federal Grand Jury
Theodore Blerig
Second National Bank
Hie
Gsrmer Hi
Rowanville
1Man
S. Divers
Squirrel Hi
Pittsburgh
Marcellus R. Turney
Greensburg
G. R. Candeleto
Ridgway
Mary and Martha class entertained by Mrs Dickson
The Mary and Martha Glass of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs Glenn Dickson last evening. Twenty-five members attended including four new ones. Devo was led by the teacher Mrs Alverson. The class sang three songs written for the group and after a short business meeting Mrs Spicer presented Mrs G L Royal with a floor lamp and walnut butterfly table. Mary Anderson arranged the anagrams. Fruit salad hot rolls and coffee were served by Mrs Allene Corbin and Miss Helen Fordyce. The next meeting will be a Hallowe'en party at Mrs W Cox's home on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Martha Glass
Presbyterian Church
Glenn Dickson
Ted Bby
Alverson
Spicer
G. L. Royal
Mary Anderson
Presbyterian Women In Enjoyable Meeting
The Woman s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church resumed activities Wednesday afternoon in the church parsonage with Mrs Waggoner presiding. Devotions led by Mrs F S Austin preceded a well prepared paper The Outlook for the Year by Mrs Woith Lewis and an entertaining talk on the younger generation by Mrs J I Crowell. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Ewing Mrs Colegrove and Mrs 8 Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Waggoner
FS. Austin
Woith Lewis
Crowell
Ewing
Colegrove
Austin
Unclear fragmentary report on war era event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Tuesday morning scene with references to white and blank terms, a tense note about a thought and a number 1,926. Names and full context are missing, making precise summary difficult.
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Pharley Keating
Farley A
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. H. Goldstein
LeRoy C. Eddy
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Jamestown
Taittenance of Way Association
Jesus
St. Thomas Church
Department of Justice
Herris
Arnold
Corry
Warren Elke
Corry Club
Robert S. Frey
Harrisburg
Legislative Biles
League of Third Class Cities
Erle
Corry Hospital
Emeline Lincoln
Auromo ‘Ile
Spencer's Corners
Roosevelt Highway
New York Steel Exchange
Brie
Teast
Union City
Cuyley
Mckean County
AMICS
Wigan
Gis Vale
Goa
Yan Baye
N.R.A. Gypsies
Shoe Fund
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eczema
Double Slayer
Root’s Furniture Store
Powell Motor
Martha
Presbyterian Women
Pillsbury's Best
Lakeview
Cotazon Lamily
Pater
RISCO
India
Annie
Sandalywoc
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