Convicts Produce License Tags for 1.75 Million Cars
In Pennsylvania convicts at Western State Penitentiary manufacture automobile license tags for about 1.75 million cars this year. The process uses heavy machinery, multiple embossing steps, and strict safety measures. Output averages around 8,000 tag sets daily, with baking and final inspection before packing and shipping.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
the Echo
Western Penitentiary
Huntington
I Department of Labor and Industry
Tent Hall News Social at Mahor L. F. Church Ladies Aid
Mrs Robert Montgomery coordinated a Ladies Aid meeting at the Mahor L. F. Church parsonage with a bountiful chicken dinner at noon. The afternoon featured social activities as T. W. Baird returned from Wash-
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Robert’ Montgomery
Mahor L. F
T. W. Baird
Wash
Local notes from Mahoning county include visits and recoveries
Saturday visits and family news highlight recoveries. Mrs Will Shehy resumes activities after an infected limb. Robert Montgomery returns to Marwood Pennsylvania after time with relatives. Rev A G Montgomery returns from a hunting trip near Clearfield with venison. Home economics class meets at Mrs Edward Munn with Miss Janie Wrathall in charge. December 13 class gathering set at Mrs F A Montgomery. Mrs George Allen hosts King’s Daughters at Mahoning church December 11. Mr and Mrs Walter Ripple, newly married, visit his parents. Mrs Clarence Kennedy breaks her left arm during Thanksgiving. Community Bible study hosts Mr and Mrs F A Montgomery with Esther and Job study.
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Ington County
Will Shehy
Robert Montgomery
Marwood
AG. Montgomery
A. G. Montgomery
Clearfield Pa
Edward Munn
Janie Wrathall
F. A. Montgomery
George Allen
King's Daughters of
Mahoning Church
Walter Ripple
Will Ripple
Clarence Kennedy
Sharline
Edwin Allen
Montgomery
Esther
Job
Fulton Elder
Robert Elder
Bobby Jean
S. O. Elder
Middlesex
O. J. Glenns
James Christie
John St. Clair
Arthur Cooper
Wa. Boyer
Johns
Helen Cooper
Pittsburgh
Margaret Brenneman
Cherles Brenneman
Agnes
Dorothy
John Sankey
Lucile
Jackall
Plain Grove
Howard Brenneman
Eugene Lingenfelter
Smith
Arnold
Ada Buchanan
Naomi
Allentown
Wayne Dight
Cleveland Clinic
John Book
New Castle
Leasure Avenue
Flaingrove
Arthur Graham
Everett Moore
Cloverleaf Club
George Montgomery
Mareeret
Plaingro
Maret Dight
O. J. Gienn
Grove City
Ray Younkins
VanCleve
Parkers Landing
J.B. Campbell
James Coutts
Donald
Clatt Seth
George Seth
Harry Buxton
Buxton
Kelly
Slippery Rock
Richard Seth
Basnline-Rossman Hospital
Shortley to Address Legion Meeting in New Castle
M. J. Shortley, regional manager of the Pittsburgh United States Veterans Bureau, will visit New Castle Tuesday as guest of Perry 5 Gaston Post. He will speak to Legionnaires on government claims and ex-servicemen interests, with Commander Rosenthal urging strong attendance.
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M. J. Shortley
Pittsburgh
United States Veterans Bureau
New Castle
Perry 5
Gaston
Aman Legion
Rosenthal
Shortley
Unraveling Death In Burrel Township Farm Case
Coroner A W Dosch investigated the death of George Antalak aged 55 found in a potato storage house on Andy Mordac s Burrel township farm. Antalak had asked for his pay Monday saying he would leave. he was paid and later found dead by Marrac who suspected intoxication.
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Kittanning
A. W. Dosch
George Antalak
Andy Mordac
Burrel
Antalak
Marrac
Thompson's Barosma claimed to cure bloating kidney and liver trouble
An advertisement cites a testimonial from M. Langworthy of Tryonville Pa praising Thompson's Barosma for reducing stomach measurement from 49 to 36 inches and claiming full recovery after several bottles. It sells for $1.00 per bottle at drug stores with a money back guarantee if it does not help and asserts the product contains no opium or injurious drug and acts quickly.
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Thompson
Langworthy
Tryonville
Youth 16 Shoots 12-Point Buck in Forest County
Thomas West Jr aged 16 of McCaslin was among four brothers on a Forest county hunting trip. He shot a 12-point buck weighing just over 200 pounds at about 60 yards, the heart shot through. The buck required a seven mile drag to camp, and wardens said it was among the largest seen in years.
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Thomas West Jr
Thomas C. West
McCaslin
Forest County
Thomas
William
Jack
Henry
Pittsburgh
Thanksgiving News and Town Notices from Grove City Area
Local residents share Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives from Johnstown Pittsburgh and New Castle. Road supervisors elect officers set mills and postpone path master appointments while residents report health updates hospital visits and family events across Grove City Plain Grove and nearby towns.
Acquit Killer On Self-Defense Plea
In Huntingdon Pa a jury acquitted Frank Saia of Mount Union after defense testimony alleging self defense in the stabbing death of Fos ter Crasner. The defendant claimed Casner and his two brothers attacked Mrs Saia and her daughter, prompting the fatal act.
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Huntingdon
Frank Saia
Mount Union
Foster Crasner
Criminal Court
Saja
Casner
The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers PhD ms
Stuttering can fade when parents ignore the moment of stutter and avoid pressing the child to repeat. The piece urges calm patience, genuine attention, and supportive behavior at meals and daily routines to reduce fear and improve speech. It cites Dr Blanton and cod liver oil as historically mentioned aids.
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Stephen
Smiley Blanton
Vassar College
Jie
Overcoming Fears Helps Little Stutterers Find Ease
Under favorable conditions, stuttering in young children often fades as they gain comfort. The article urges patient support to relax the child and reduce fear, then transitions to the next topic Teaching Bathroom Habits.
Red Cross Board Meeting Set For Monday Evening
Members of the Lawrence Counts Chapter American Red Cross board of directors will hold the monthly business meeting Monday at 7 in the chapter rooms in the Tent: Act ing. President W. Walter will lead discussions on several important matters.
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Lawrence Counts
American Red Cross
W. Walter
Braham Seeks Attendance at Board Meeting
The town of Braham expresses desire to have attendance of board members at the upcoming meeting to discuss local governance. Key participants and dates are not specified in the fragment.
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Braham
Ben Franklin Student Publication Issued Friday
The December edition of The Ben Franklin junior school publication has just come off the press. A three page section is devoted entirely to write ups of different school clubs. The pages feature photographs of the student organizations with supervising faculty supervisors directing the students.
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Ben Franklin
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