Birthday party honors Miss Mildred Swanson at home
Miss Mildred Swanson of Columi was honored at a birthday party hosted last evening by Corry and Columbus friends. Cards were played and a fine lunch including birthday cake was served. Swanson received many gifts in a festive gathering with local acquaintances.
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Elbertas
Will
J. Wilcox
Mildred Swanson
Columi
Corry and
Columbus
Swanson
United
Brethren Ladies Ale Society
B. E. Bush
North Center Street
Ward
Louis J. Lambert
Hast Fairfield Township
St. Hippolyte
R. G
Stenchtown
Mast Fairfield Township
Mar
Helene Hillstrom
Rosemary Auer
Susanne Shaver
Joan Roach
Miss Grice
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pillaski
Nasimir Pulaski
Savannah
United States
Washington
America
TL. Blair
Franklin
Monnty
O. Clare Kent
Meadville
Joseph Zachrel
Oil City
Y Bellevue
City Columeil
Warren
Ashley
Titusville
Keister’s
Harvey Burnett Khuen
James L. Klngh
Glenview Avenue
Al-Way Electric Co
Local Notes and Meetings at Fairview Plt and Barrett Block
Activity highlights from a Busy community sheet include the first meeting of Me Fairview PLT with plans for a room in the Barlow Block now occupied by Corry Electric Shop, along with second floor office remodels. Also noted are a church supper, Sunday School class contest outcomes, and a young patient ending a hospital stay as she prepares to leave this week.
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Franklin—Samis A. Megeath
Ga Jena Signal Oil Co
Charles Miller
Simdlay
Bellport
Long Island
Summer Howse
Walden C. Mereath
Ds French Milley
Megeath
Oil City
Bernard Flim
Salvation Army
Harriet Hansen
New York Training College
Hansen
New York
Irlinn
Jamestown
N. Y
Jennie J. Fox
Thayer Street
Russell
Root
Fairview
Ailtie
Closie
Aryl
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Inquire Journal
B. Churen
Pareas
An Mie
Simic
Stulz
Lovells
Caroline
Mithd Mra
Lee Perdohs
Nortiy Glymer
Cony Hospital
Presidential figures attend 1534 Washington theatre show
A garbled record notes that President Moucer and Isis visited a Washington theatre in 1534 for a performance. The readable fragments place the event as an early royal or state activity with no corroborating details.
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Ewliast roemMd
Moucer
Isis
Washington
Police Chief Held in Extortion Case in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg, Pa. Sept 27 Chief of Police Samuel Pair is suspended pending a hearing before the police committee after being accused of trying to collect $10 from a storekeeper to prevent prohibition agents from raiding his precinct. Pair has denied the charge and the committee set a Monday hearing.
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Press
Sharpsburg
Samuel Pair
Prohibition
Elore
Council
Fair
Pair
Railroad seeks aid to relieve unemployed workers
Washington Sept 27 The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to borrow 700000 dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to furnish employment for about 400 men during the next six months.
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Wiyney
Washington
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rate cut approved for Duquesne Light in Beaver and Allegheny
Pittsburgh September 2 Four notices state the Public Service Commission approves a proposed rate reduction for Duquesne Light Company affecting Beaver and Allegheny counties. Frank H Phillips president of the company says the cut, accepted by the city council, will total 700400 dollars annually and will save the average domestic consumer about 20 cents a month. Philadelphia September 27 President Judge William C Ferguson of the Philadelphia County Common Pleas dies after surgery at Chestnut Hill Hospital. he failed to rally following the operation.
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Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
Duquesne Light Company
Beaver
Allegheny Counties
Frank H. Phillips
City’ Council
Philadelphia
Wm. C. Ferguson
Philadelphia County
Cburt
Chestnut Hill
Coolidge Heads Group 10 Safeguard Securities
The Interstate Commerce Commission faces proposals to stabilize credit and adjust rate making laws as insurers and railroads face earnings declines. Notable figures up for service include Alfred E. Smith of magazine and real estate duties, Bernard Baruch director of a railroad, Howell editor, and Legge president of International Harvester.
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Sisteilieesq
Commission
Hat Insurance Companies
Eafe
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
New York Life Insurance Co
Alfred ©. Smith
Bernard M. Baruch
B. and O. Railroad
War Industs Board
Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Legge
International Harvester Co
Federal Pann Board
Mail plane burns as pilot escapes in bad weather
A United Press report from Snowshoe Pennsylvania says a New York to Cleveland air mail plane was destroyed by fire after pilot Paul Reeder landed due to bad weather. Reeder was uninjured. There were 110 passengers aboard.
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United Press
New York
Cleveland
Paul Reeder
Reeder
Earthquake 120 Dead in Macedonian Regions
United Press reports at least 120 killed and many injured by a quake in Macedonian and Chalcidice. Victims mainly from Teriossos and Stratoniki, with early eyewitness accounts detailing widespread village damage.
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Fress
Athens
Chalcidice
Teriossos
Stratoniki
Tioga Field marks second anniversary of gas boom
Tioga county celebrates two years of natural gas development with a daily output near 980 million cubic feet, two major pipelines, and active drilling. Discovery well Palmec No.4 flowed 22 million cubic feet daily in September 1930 while Megafield activity lingers as four new wells come online. Nearby Bradford and Potter counties show rising prospects with stressed anticlines and new large wells. The Pennsylvania Power and Light pipeline and the Syracuse M D line of New York Gas Corporation move gas into utility systems. New Jersey’s Stall-Jared Ol Co holds major interests.
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Wellsburg
Tioga County
Allegany Gas Company
Bradford
Potter County
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Syracuse
M. D
New York Gas Corporation
Stall- Jared Ol Company
New Jersey
Lottery to Honduras Sparks Nonsense Style Report
A garbled OCR style note describes lottery transmission to Honduras via steamship routes and mentions Puuvtd Cortez and New Osterns. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates, rendering specifics unclear.
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Honduras
Puedo Cortes
Che Nullaing
Pst
Puuvtd
Cortez
Confederate Statesman Tiduh 1 Benjamin Recalled
Confederate secretary of state Benjamin, a Louisiana senator during the war, withdrew to join the Confederacy. He left the country, settled in Rye land, and was known as a queen's counsel in IST. He later traveled to Paris in 1884 amid swift changes in his career.
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Tiduh
Benjamin
Uie Confederacy
Louisiana
Ryeland
Paris
Eve
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