Drought Relief Fund Aids Local District Victims
A fire on Franklin Street in the local district destroyed three dwellings and damaged a store, leaving Emanuel Baso and his ten children homeless. The Trolls and Corsari families also lost homes, with furniture and fixtures destroyed. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation. insurance coverage is unclear for most families. A drought relief fund has been mentioned to assist affected residents as the community responds.
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Franklin Street
Clymer
Emanuel Baso
Oresta Trolls
Pomeni & Corsari
Corsari
Bess
Troli
Besso
Proili Wa
Ossa
Victim of Jealous Lover Still Lives
A report from Pea, Mar for UP Mandates details a case where a jealous lover shot Miss Werte and killed a man later. Donald Lindsey, a fourth cousin of Miss Werte, allegedly spurned by her, shot himself after wounding Miss Werte in the hallway of her home as the two bade good bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkeespeart
M Nanas
Alegedy
Aduner
Naalf
Wlate
Edd Ley
Mies Werte
Ur Patie
Notable Quake Weather Promises Change Ahead
A garbled dispatch from Washington cites a weather quake forecast predicting fresh fevers and upheaval across the country this year. Scientists at Georgetown warn of tremors in weather patterns, with attention drawn to May as a pivotal period.
King Oversees Relief Efforts in Yugoslavia After Earthquakes
In Belgrade on March 19 King Alexander led relief operations for quake and flood victims in southern Yugoslavia. He toured devastated towns, distributed food and tents, and reassured refugees as authorities promise continued aid. The monarch’s motorcade moved through Pirave, Vara, and Gjergijevo amid damaged homes and rising water and sand from quakes.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Pirave
Vara
Gjergijevo
Klog
Prekie Wissen
Fat Ie Hon Ara
Hhhonwabin
Rebieg
Pennsylvania Wild Life Night For Kiwanians
A Pennsylvania wildlife night hosted by the Kiwanis featured speaker Ed Emory Boyle of Pennzoil discussing petroleum products and Pennsylvania crude. Attendees heard about refuges, statistics, and the state’s oil industry, with references to local leaders and the event’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Kiwanians
Elena Bone
Dette Wieats Club
Ceuan
Walcot
Vrodgeer
Ed Emory Boyle
Pennzoil Oil Co
Rowan
Earl Livingstone Named Engineer at Local Coal Company
Earl F. Livingston, son of Mr and Mrs F. F. Livingston of Wayne Avenue, has accepted a position in the engineering department of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company in this city after three years studying engineering and working with General Electric in Schenectady. His twin brother Beryl remains in Turbine Engineering at Schenectady.
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Earl F. Livingston
Undl Mra
F. Livingston
Wayne Avenue
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Beryl Livingston
Earl
Four Burned In Columbia Fire Tragedy Strikes Stores
Four people were burned when a blaze damaged two buildings housing four stores and eight apartments in Columbia Pennsylvania. The Caskey family suffered burns trapped in their apartment, with Mrs. D. Cohen in critical condition. Firemen from Marietta and Wrightsville aided the response as flames reached the United Cigars Store, King Clothing Store, Confectionery, and Cuskey’s Department Store, forcing residents to flee with losses.
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Columbia
Maron 10
Jacob Caskey
D. Cohen
Goldie Caskey
United Cigars
King Clothing
Cuskey
Republicans Show Activity Amid Conference Buzz
Washington March activity marked by Republicans after Progressives' two day conference. James Francis Burke of the Republican National Committee announced an agricultural advisory board to address farm state issues and said the party will not usurp national convention functions, citing an overdose of politics.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Party
White House
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Burke
Income Tax Manager Extends Filing Deadline at Indiana P O
Indiana P O income tax collector Little announced an extension for filing 1930 income tax reports until Monday. Those who have not filed are urged to visit Mr Littles post office office to submit reports to avoid penalties. A new Beoprone Super Het radio ad appears in the notice.
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Little
Mareh K. Thes
Afr
Plan Dedication Of Arts Building At Local College
Conference of Departments of Commerce Home Economics and Fine Arts with state officials alumni and education friends to attend. Dedication of Arts building and professional conference hosted by Indiana State Teachers College scheduled for March 15 and 14 at the college gymnasium with Dr J S Rule superintendent of public instruction delivering the dedicatory address. Exhibitions of fine arts studio work, teas by the economics seniors, and three banquets follow in the Arts building and college refectory. Continued on page.
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The
College
Friends of Education
Denercaret of Commerce
Department of Tote Economices
Department of Fine Acts
Indiana State Teachers’ College
CL Ro Foster
Dro
Ting
Department of Fine Arts
Wonn Eenomies
Department of Commerce
Larthermingehuren
W. C. T. U. Meeting Of Interest Tonight
Despite poor weather a good attendance joined the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting led by Mrs Miller. Miss Annie Given spoke on temperance abroad, especially in India, with Mrs Miller and other members discussing local missionary work and progress. A brief business session followed before a sale advertisement offers discounts on linoleum rugs carpets and window shades with a new inventory stack.
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Women’s Christian Tempprance Union
W. Os. Miller
Enehy
Ito
Eral Otiers
Miss Laura Bash Fractures Hip in Auto Collision
Miss Laura Bash a teacher at the Hint Ward school was struck by an automobile yesterday in Rider Ros town. She is reported to be improving at the Indiana hospital after an X ray confirmed a fractured hip and she is responding to treatment.
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Laur Bash
Aultman School Reopens After Fire Losses
School resumes at Aultman as teachers and officials salvage books and equipment. The Coal Company’s office building and dwelling will serve temporarily while a new schoolhouse is planned, after a fire destroyed the previous structure. County Superintendent James Chapman confirms the fire loss and investigations may lead to arrests.
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Aultman
Friends of Education
Coal Company
Sclyoods
James Chapman
Ley
Doctor closes first account in 200 years tale
A fragmentary tale recounts Doctor Jerger finding his first patient again after two centuries, forgetting the name, and the strange medical memories tied to his early career. The piece traces his early practice in Wey Wor or Waterloo and his 4 year old patient with a repaired right ear now revealed.
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Jerger Fuand
Namie
Dels Worerloo
Wal
Birth of Daughter Celebrated by Fisher Family on R12 Wayne
Mrs and Mrs Charles Fisher on R12 Wayne avenue receive congratulations from many friends on the birth of a daughter at an Indiana hospital this morning. Relatives will be glad to learn that the infant and mother are doing well.
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Charles Fisher
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Alemye
Punxsutawney Stations Host Relief Efforts and Snow
A fragmented report describes organized relief units from the State Department addressing typhoid control in rural areas. It lists Punxsutawney and nearby locales as district headquarters and notes snow as both a burden and aid, delaying fruit blossoms but promising later drought relief and abundant water. The piece hints at continued coverage.
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State Department
Hoesultfy Distine Pueden
Slistriet
Polloxsutawney
Unevantown
Geoltysburg
Bancaster
Poultry Meetings Scheduled for Next Thursday
Poultry extension agent HW Kauffman from State College will visit the county for a series of poultry meetings. The first will be Thursday March 12 at Nesbit's near ML, followed by a session at J LB vias Township near Ros with a later evening event. Officials from the County Advents group will lead the agenda.
Palphen jurist favors whipping post for wife beats
Harskburg report from March 1 describes a jurist named Palphen advocating wife-beating penalties, including whipping posts. The garbled text references names like Zo and others and mentions a court, a poetical tone, and scattered idiosyncratic details without clear, coherent facts.
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Palphen
Beavters
Handsome Salesman Case Hangs After Fatal Car Incident
A damaged OCR reads as a mystery event involving a salesman and a fatal car incident. The fragmentary text mentions a deceased man, a vehicle, and ensuing investigation, with unclear names and dates.
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Gioargetown Beaver
NEA
Austria
United States
Francis Lecompe Spalding
Boston
Lorando Prochnin
Frederick Maurice Spalding
Kent
Ridig
Buelhedt Bros
Ayroth
Chas. F
G. Hill and
Morris Stein
Edtana
Miro Wavedit
Tes
Pibad
Earl Livingstone
Indiana
A.W. Mabon
Will. Rogers
Panis
Oiduerer
Uld S
Laura Bash
Canada
Mildred Bennett
R. B. Bennett
Dominion
W. D. Herridge
K. C
Ottawa
Herridge
Colonel House of Canada
Fisher
Medico
Nea Seldon Wasy Ferma
Buchheh Bros
Dempsey
Hiram Wempsey
Ehouipien
Chepman
Salt Paks Cay
Punxsutawney
Paul le Record
Harkesburg
Dauphere
Robert
Volppang
Yale
Pewsey van Regent Hs Yo
Roy Me Soto
Uhvilies
Heath Edidty
Petar
Pepe
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