Infant Arvid Gene Carino Mourned In Elgin Vicinity
In Elgin on September 29, the Carino family and friends mourn the infant Arvid Gene who died at three weeks old. Funeral services were led by Rev. B. C. Clark at Elgin Methodist Church. Local notices report church events, meetings, and community updates from Elgin and nearby areas, including Thomas McCray and Clark family activities, weather thoughts, and Sunday services.
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Oscar Carino
Arvid Gene
Elgin M. Hi
B. C. Clark
Ladies Aid Society
Byron Lewis
C. Clark
Warren
Francis McCray
Wattsbine
Ed Wright
Beaverdam
Clark
McCray
Robert Burrows
Ottiway
Utica
Stele Svorik
Ray Burrows
Buffalo
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School
Harold Webb
Ox Bow Hill
Tali
Babotok
Henry McCray
Haye
Gerry
Elginborough
Comny
Michiel McMution
H. M. Mitchell
Jamestown
Mit
Robert Gates
Higighter
Dorothy
Roy Norris
Gates’ Vatier
Milton
Proper
Newell Gates
Lovells Staton
Car Crash Damages Home On Columbus Road
A sport coupe driven by E. E Williams of Canton collided with a Sedan driven by J Farnham of Columbus Pa. The car crossed the lawn and struck a house on the Barcus farm along the Roosevalt highway near Columbus. Both automobiles were damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Warren
Barcus
Columbus
Ε. E Williams
Canton
J Farnham
Community Chest meeting discussed relief fund plan
Wawor Jourai voices views at the Municipal Building on Monday night. He argues the chest should elect a chairman and board of directors first, adopt a funding platform, and outline aid priorities such as wood, coal, oil lamps, and electric gas water needs for winter. He notes the absence of major local employers and urges hospital Salvation Army and utility reps to join the fundraising committee.
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Wawor Jourai
Tabor
Corry
Hospital
Salvation Army
Up Electric
Gas
Poisoned Michigan judge tale stirs Ypsilanti plots
United Press reports exhumation of Darwin Curtiss, former Ypsilanti municipal judge, at University of Michigan for poison graves. Sheriff and deputy remove the body. Curtiss was uncle to Catherine Keller, jailed as accessory in torch murders, Keller inherited $34,000 from Curtiss estate.
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Michigan
United Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Darwin Curtiss
Xpsilanti
University of Michigan
Sherif Jacob Andres
Joh Korn
Hig Yetustery Qioup
Laval confident of business recovery
The article outlines France's post crisis plan emphasizing reduced imports to under 50 cents, strict emigration control, targeted foreign labor limits, and tax increases. It notes repatriation of foreign workers, maintaining armed frontiers, and safeguarding investment. It cites Bank of France holdings and recalls Poincaré’s 1926 measures restoring stability and the franc.
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Canada
United States
France
Dole
Policare
London
Amsterdam
New York
Bank of France
Bniry
Laval
Thre Tsuie
Poincare
Pretty Divorc ee is Slain at Harrisburg
Police in Harrisburg report a murder mystery after the body of Doris Whittmore a 30 year old divorcee was found in her home by a maid. A deep head wound caused death. No murder weapon found. Robbery is not believed the motive as a diamond ring and wrist watch remained on the victim. Other jewelry remained undisturbed.
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United Prov
Harrisburg
Doris Whittmore
Needful Quiet for Health as Americans Hear Noise
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century note argues that needless noises harm health, urging Americans to endure but reduce loud ruckus. It reflects a era concern with temperance and public order, citing health as a motive to curb disruptive sounds.
Classified Advertising Echoes Local Needs and Offers
In a Corry newspaper fragment, readers find housewife and business ads for services, sales, and jobs. Listings include a six acre farm for quick sale, a Franklin sedan for sacrifice, and care positions, with notes on ad policies and mail order details. A reader note thanks voters for support to a local candidate.
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