Local flooding and accidents disrupt town activities
The town battles a plugged sewer and rising basement waters while schools close for the day. A parade of local incidents follows, including a street accident injuring a child, submerged storefronts, shuttered eateries, and a damaged window notice housing a mix of bakeries, a trolley upgrade, and a revamped John J. Bale store counters. The scene highlights emergency response, weather-influenced travel, and community commerce adapting to flood conditions.
Personal Notices From Neighbors In The Area
Mrs CR and Hal West Rand with Mrs and Mrs J J Dean of Philadelphia visit Milne May and Agnes Winston in Leonowo. Charles Black of Kittanning enjoyed a visit yesterday. Samuel J Cohn of Butler visited J Te Rowenthal. Rank of Glen Campbell and Weber of Amie Mine connected with local calls. Caroline Williams, with relatives near Punxsutawney, arrived yesterday to help relatives there. Anna Kunselman and daughter Bird, Wesley Gennens returned after a short visit. Various local residents mention travel and social visits around Punxsutawney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal West Rand
J. J. Dean
Philadia
Milne May
Agnes Winston
Ieonowo
Elas
Charles Black
Kittanning
New York
Irs
Anna Kunselman
Bira
Wesley Gennens
Local residents return home after quiet visit
Names appear in garbled text but indicate Helen Josiaon and Louie Clarke of Salamanca New York returned home after a wreck during a visit in Youngstown and nearby areas with Catherine Smdmondson returning to Alleheny after a week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reik McClure
Reynolderne
Ice Cream Manufacturers Meet in Harrisburg
The second annual convention of the Association of the Cream Manufacturers of Pennsylvania convened in Harrisburg on March 6. About a hundred ice cream makers attended from cities including Philadelphia, Warren, Allentown, Reading, York, Hanover, and Altoona to discuss improving manufacture and advancing the trade, with resolutions to be presented to the Legislature. Officers elected: President Robert Crane of Philadelphia, vice president Edward G. Eekert of Hanover, treasurer Miner Walker of Warren, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Association of the Cream Stanufacturre of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Warren
Allentown
Kreading
York
Hanover
Alton
Legisiae
Cere
Sue
Hiobert Crane
Philadia
Edward — $ Xin G. Eekert
Miner Walker
Warren Ommistes
Pe Walker
Ommnittee Warren
Swallow Falls To Illness Cited In County Report
Unclear county health note from Marisddurg Pennsylvania cites illness complications among residents. Details are garbled but reference to medical staff and local conditions appears. Further readable fragments indicate a health update requested by Yuan authorities.
Injured Twenty-One in Railway Collision in New York
A train accident in New York injures twenty one people and disrupts service as traction company officials report the incident impacted workers and equipment. The injured were removed to hospitals for treatment and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk, N.Y
Attempt to Sell U.S. Secrets Aims at Germany
Federal authorities reveal an arrest tied to efforts to pass U S secrets to Germany. Evidence includes a torpedo part found under lumber, with charges alleging attempts to transfer naval technology. Accused individual Henry Hechler is linked to the case as authorities pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henr Hechler
United States
Germany
Parta
Wnich
Remarkably earthy climate noted in Brookville county race
The Crookville Republican reports on a strikingly odd tale from Brookville county. It claims sixteen year old John Scheatnecker, son of Sherman and Mom, weighed 116 pounds at four feet two inches, and grew to five feet five inches in two years, with a significant increase in height and weight. The piece links this to local politics as Brookville contemplates a treasurer candidate and mentions Mullington Jr and other figures, with sparse readable details about dates and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crookvitle
John Scheatehocker
Sheri Iie
Grant Scheatnecker
Brookville
Saya
Sohn
Atanda
Epubitean Supplies $0 the Instance of Ning Scheamwocker
ABC
Nother Eleen
Treasury
Buttington
Firookville
Woddles Fagam’s Night of Novelty and Comedy
Theatergoers of Punsautawney will enjoy a varied show with novelty, comedy, and strong house entertainment. Fagan headlines in a lively performance praised for excellence in all acts.
Daily matinees and theater listings teased for week
A fragmentary paper item describes daily matinees and a special Thursday night program. It mentions song and dance, a tame theater atmosphere, and pricing with a dime to ten cents, inviting readers to attend.
National Danger Claims Digestive Cure Exposed
A dubious claim warns of widespread indigestion and related symptoms from poor diet. It touts a product Miro-na sold by C.M. Betenf, promising refunds if not satisfied, and urges readers to buy at tents.
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Toma
Jefferson ‘Street
Diia
Grange
Adaren Willian Stunkard
Lindeey
Methodist Church
Romeey
Chile
Marines
Indien
Dream Snd
Deh —Aaste
Wig Run Automobile
Hig Ty
Ste Seer
Theatorium
East Mahoning Bret
Ademision
Raat
West End
Han Icon
Benjamin Breckstein
Mme. Berckatein Wan
Enoot Daya
Jaco Smish
Smith
ALC le Lowe & Son
Pittsburs
Oll Hicks
Pittsburg
Exquisite Bakery
Diefteran
A. Trakt
Angel Food
Ne Keystone
Jaana
Narter Temil
Routh
Eitlaen
Thire
Licen
Ba. A. Murray
John J. Bale
Tate
Murray
Hay
China
Uy United Press
Marrisdurg
U. S
Woddles
Fagam
Janevite
Fale
Prieaq
Poe Nite
Vandecie
Att Weel
Jefferson Theatee
Miss Lee Ora Vennet
C.M
Wuaranteg
Jefferson Theatre
Reeneene
Champion Newsboy
Buffalo Bill
Senta
Ponseasion
Dreamland
Feicht
A. J. True
Main Street
Snyder
Sana
Punesutawney
Clase
von San
W. B. Adam
Farmers’ Bank
Hamilton
Lauderbaugh-Berber
Penn Mc Ual
Life Insurance Company
Caroline G. Smades
Caroling
Smades
Punxnata Pa
Bettween BR. A& P
East Fend
Oval
Brome Rumeo
Hin Oee
Sayre
Thigh Valley
R. Masters
East Mahoning Street
Summerville
North’s Grocery
North & North
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle, Tacoma
Pileges
Wabash
Fifth Avenue
Pitsburg
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