Annual June Sale of Wash Goods in Silk and Cotton Crepe
Shop offers 2000 yards of wash fabrics at 69¢ to 124c per yard with sixty patterns. Includes silk and cotton crepes for dresses and children's wear, rayon, and lightweight fabrics suitable for lingerie. Shop highlights low prices versus mill rates and a wide color range in 36 inch wide fabrics.
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Bae Yard
Controversy Over Legislators Serving State Boards
Harrisburg reports Deputy Attorney General Schnader invalidates legislators serving on state institution boards. The opinion to Governor Fisher cancels two announced Senate appointments Senator Scott to Philipsburg hospital board and Senator Geider to a state board. Former governors’ precedents cited. eligibility for civil posts remains disputed.
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Harry 2B. Scott
Centre
Philipsburg Hospital
Frederick T. Geider
Lycoming
Cole L. Hlease
Estate Divided Among 47 Heirs in Mercer Case
Mercer Pa June 8 A partition suit in Mercer county equity court involves 47 heirs in the estate of P W Wilson of Clarksville who died September 1 1873 His widow and sons are dead and the heirs must be located to final bloodline before partition can proceed Notice served on all and a master may be appointed after a yearlong effort to locate every heir
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Mercer
Equity Court
Mercer County
Clara Wilson Kretzenger
G. Wilson Ketzanger
Maggie Thompson
P. W. Wilson
Clarksville
Lita Grey Chaplin Plans To File New Cross Complaint
Lita Grey Chaplin plans to file a cross complaint against Charles Chaplin in Los Angeles Superior Court. The filing, postponed yesterday due to delays by her attorneys, was expected today or tomorrow by the estranged wife as part of ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Lita Grey Chaplin
International News Service
Los Angeles
Charles Cheplin
Tommorrow
Swedish Drama Ship Sets Sail For Summer Tour
A modern Viking expedition departed Stockholm aboard the New Pickwick, an eighteen ton sailing yacht with auxiliary motor. Directed by Swedish actor Albin Erlandson, the vessel will perform in multiple coastal towns along the Swedish coast throughout the summer, presenting drama as a traveling troupe.
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International Newa
Stockholm
Albin Erlandson
Meat loaf and housecare tips headlined in 1930s household column
Mary Morton masthead presents recipes for Beef Loaf with sides and beverages. Suggestions cover home repairs such as cane chair caning, shoe care, and space saving with a folding ironing board. A death notice for a husband and father from Mrs. Wm. Saunders and family closes the column.
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Cloval
WM. Saunders
Nine Hundred Seats Not Reserved At Class Night Event
Castle high school class night program at the Scottish Rite Cathedral will leave 900 seats, including balcony seats, unreserved for guests who did not receive prior allocations. Trustees of the estate and late donor Frank H. Buhi supported the nonreserved seating plan. the auditorium will open to unreserved attendees. A court petition in Hickory Township names Edward McMahon as the appointed police officer, subject to trustees’ orders.
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Castle High School
Pat Reservach
Serond
Frank H. Buhi
J. Aa. Duubshy
Hickory Township
Edward McMahon
Sickety Township
McMahon
Police Protection for Buhl Park in Mercer Pa
A Mercer police officer reports protection arrangements for Buhl farm recreation park serving Sharon area. details indicate ongoing police presence to ensure safety around the park and vicinity. The notice stresses official measures and local security emphasis for visitors and residents.
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Mercer
Buhl Farm
Sharon
Potl
Large Tarantula Is Found Dead in Ottawa Dickson District
A disjointed report notes a large tarantula found dead near Ottawa with unclear details. Witnesses described fear among students and staff as authorities investigated a rattling incident at a local school. Further specifics were not provided in the readable text.
Council Reinstates Detective Burgess Fired Three Times
CXIONTOWN Pa January 8 Reinstated for the third time after being discharged by Burgess Lewis Anthony W Bell formerly county detective last night voted 4 to 1 by the borough council. The council also voted to give Bell pay before his departure for Staunton Mil Academy. Bell would be suspended the fourth time upon his return and the council insists he will be reinstated and paid as usual.
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Cxiontown
Jenne
Burgess Lewis
Anthony W. Bell
Cotimty
Senten A
Bell
Staunton
Sesson
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