Justice Court Ruling On Foreigners and Firearms
A Indiana Pa dispatch reports Lawrence County justices of the peace face questions after a higher court ruling deeming firearm possession by foreigners a misdemeanor unconstitutional. Judge J J Telford freed Georges Cosick an Austrian citizen, questioning confiscation of his gun and the $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Lawrence County
Indiana
J. Telford
Georges Cosick
Austria-I Tungare
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Cosick
Casick
Community Notes From Grove City and Surroundings
Local social round features Grant City James Book and daughter Jennia visiting Grove City homes of Dr Cooper and Mr Mrs W oan. Mrs James McClymonds and daughter Margaret with Mrs An drew Young. Miss Trennman and Rey Tones at the Voran home. gatherings with Mr Mrs George Macain and Domrbart family. several visits to Harlansburg and Prospect residents. Also mentions church bazaar by U S church Women’s Missionary Society to aid the church, plus a traffic accident injuring Samuel Parcocia in Wheathud. Christmas gift ads appear for Cut Nate Jewel Store on Pittsburg Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Book
Jennia
Grove City
Henry Taylor
Perry Davis
Prospect
Lew
Cathering Hunt
Willam Richard
Milas
Robert Cooper
Nis Bertha
Harlansburg
J. A
Welite
Homer Glen
Exhaustion and kidney concerns blamed for lasting fatigue
The text describes persistent tiredness and a constant backache with kidneys said to be out of order. It warns that serious diseases like gravel dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease may follow if help is not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Ye olde Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cures
An advertisement touts a kidney remedy promising to stop backache avert serious diseases soothe inflamed kidneys strengthen weak ones and restore health. It features testimonials from patients, naming locations in Illinois and Indiana and promoting Koeller's Kidney Remedy bottles priced 50 cents and 85 cents.
Eastbrook Notes Delayed Visitation and Local Visits
Mrs. James Pootins of Malanrg and Mes. Mary hk Angus of New Cantle visit friends here on Wednesday. Davis, identifiable at Ae AUIDPA, spends time with his family. Chas Methehon, who has moved here, has accepted a position with the company.
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Myo
James Pootins
Malanrg
Cou Davis
Sweal
Mary Hk Angus
New Cantle
Ius
Chas
Methehon
Benddiels
GURE YOUR KIDNEYS POTOSOVE REMEDY PROMISE
An advertisement-style piece warns of kidney trouble and Bright's disease. It promotes POTOSOVE The Condensed Mineral Water as a cure and preventive, claiming it cleanses kidneys and bowels, strengthens kidneys, and removes poisons. The text pitches the product's ease of use and affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Butler Man Sues Eagles For Broken Leg Damages
Thomas Lew, a Butler foreman, sues the Fraternal Order of Eagles and local and grand officers for 5000 alleging a January 14 1968 initiation ceremony included traps and a chair contrivance that toppled him and caused a broken right leg. He claims other injuries and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Thomas Lewis
Stinland Lines Car Company
Junderaerle
Order of Gles
Feniants
Lewis
Order
Wythe
Ae Linn
Bundy
Rey Opera
Raales
Lawis
SIDA IS AFTER JOPLIN SINNERS IN VIEW OF NEW GESTLE
A Grove Oklahoma Delaware County News item critiques an evangelist known for large free will offerings and gate receipts. It notes his Sunday sermons draw big crowds, claims he does substantial good, but accuses him of profiting from donations while presenting dramatic sermons to support his cause.
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Get
Delaware County News
Grove
Okla
Santan Jn
Decatur
Dustenet
Sudden Death of Center &T Man
Lamharde Zennare aged about died suddenly on boat 1 morning at his tok tin ? heart trouble. Wife and two children recall a vivid scene. The funeral will be held Thursday at 9 o clock at St Wales church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamharde Zennare
St. Wales
Vhureh
Doctor Foster Improves Rapidly at Homeopathic Hospital
Daily news from Artsburg reports Dr. John Foster showing marked recovery from his operation. Family and friends expect his return home soon as his condition continues to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Hospital
Artsburg
John Foster
Leesburg Social Notes Hint at Weekend Events
Fragmentary local notes show Floyd Offuit in Marne on Saturday while Mrs Marjorie Wingard visited Mercer and Fr Edward Ureton traveled to New Castle for business. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a small town pattern of weekend visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Offuit
Overtig
Marne
Marjorie Wingard
Tetera Fin Mercer
Eudward Ureton
Under Construction Promises Fine Structure Completion
G Cotton, cow buyer of Mercer, was in town on business last Saturday. Dr Ferguson of Newson Chief preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. A Literary society formed by four schools in Springfield township. Many will attend North Leesboro Youngstown Thursday to see the schoolhouse last Friday night. The big event involved Jeffries in action. Officers elected: President W J Little, Vice President J B Mrow, Secretary Nellie Franken, Treasurer Warren Hill. Clarence Armstrong, formerly with the Pennsylvania Railroad, spent a few days at home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cotton
Mercer
Ferguson
Newson
Presbyterian Church
Stere
Springfield Township
North Leesbore Youngstown
Jeffries
Ofiers
W J. Little
J. B. Mrow
Nellie Franken
Warren Hill
Clarencé Armetrong
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Jefferson Street
Viel
Patene Jip
Dlucher
New Castle
Rice & Hutchins
Marshall
Dongola
Grant City
Mishiog
Euwer
New Mies
Martha Dinsmere
Cyros Bell
Neshannock Township
Sergeant
Fanny
Deii Ang Marvin Dinsmore
Pleant Valley
Sechler
Need
Moiel
Women's Missionary Society of
U. S
Samuel Parcocia
Wheathud
Sharantine
Nate Jewe
Pittsburg Street
Zoeller’s
Titteburg
Ort
Kener Rembly
Koeller
Kilney
Micon St
Yoeller
Iteico
Eastbrook
Eagles
SIDA
Joplin
Missoto
Center &T
Leesburg
Woodbury Institute
Woodbury
Woodbury’s
Geo. W. Clutton
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