Rush on Mathews Road Near Youngsville Continues
Winter approaches as road workers press on Mathews Run road near Youngsville hoping to finish three bridges by Friday. Foraging a stream remains difficult without a temporary bridge while ditches and shoulders are being prepared for tar and fine stone dressing. The piece notes Graf Zeppelin sightings over Washington and Youngsville Halloween events with a Legion gathering, a masking party, and new electric signs brightening the town.
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Youngsville
Mathews Run
Frank Weaver
Sarah Jones
Washington, D. C
Miss Jones
Washington
New York
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
American Legion and Auxiliary
Goleman
Doris Black
Wood
U. B
United Brethren Church
Schafer
Miles
Wagner
Gleaners
Smallpox Fears Rise As Gunton Case Outlines Health Steps
Live topics of the day report Mr and Mrs Arthur Gunton of Biantone diagnosed with smallpox. Health officials outline steps to prevent an epidemic while noting Gunton's Jamestown garage ties and contact network. The item blends other local briefs including hiring tests, public service talks, and community notices.
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Arthur Gunton
Bi‘antone
Gunton
Jamestown
Hallowe'en Meeting and Local News Circulate
The M E church group met on East Main Street with Mrs Nora Sturdevant hosting and Mrs Alzada Grey presiding. The session included devotional, business discussions, a class article, and festive Halloween decorations with a grotesque figure. Political radio updates noted voters informed by party and cross party views. Local notes mention W G T U hostess duties, visitors, mumps cases, and brief family health updates.
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M. E. Church
Nora Sturdevant
East Main Street
Alzada Grey
Hallowe'en
Screen Actress Granted Divorce From Bert Lytell
Los Angeles reports Claire Windsor, noted screen actress, was granted a final decree of divorce from Bert Lytell in superior court yesterday. The couple had married in Juarez, Mexico, in May 19, with Windsor quoted about her past relationships and personal stance.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytell
Juarez
Mexico
Aviators Guide Sign Painted on Highway
Pennsylvania men unveil massive aviators guide sign on the Lincoln highway four miles west of Gettysburg. Lieutenant Lowell Harding of the Gettysburg flying service surveys the new letters U S 80 at 2 1/2 stories high and calls it a fine aid for aviators. Also notes no Christmas mail delivery except special cases with rural routes suspended and post office staffing reduced.
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Gettysburg
Here
Pennsylvania
Lowell Harding
Gettysburg Flying Service
Post Office
Warren Office
Special bookkeeping classes at Hoff Business College
Special individual bookkeeping classes will be conducted Thursday and Friday nights beginning November 1 at Hoff Business College. Enrollees can gain focused, one on one instruction to master essential bookkeeping skills in a local business education setting.
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Warren
Hoff Business College
Woman Near Death Continued From Rage One
Miss Knaak described a shocking ordeal claiming she placed her foot then other body parts in a fur nace while in a trance. Dr Rissinger and other physicians doubted the tale citing likely extreme pain and muscular reflex. Hitchcock denied any love affair with Miss Knaak, while Smith hired a private detective agency to probe the story and indicated possible grand jury action.
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Miss Knaak
Dr. Rissinger
Rissinger
Hitchcock
Smith
Harvest Home Dinner at First M. E. Ti. church
The Ladies Aid Society of the First M. Ti. church invites friends to Founders’ Hall on Thursday November 1 from 5 to 7 pm. Menu includes stuffed pork chops mashed potatoes and gravy squash apple sauce pickles jelly brown and white bread apple or pumpkin pie and coffee.
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Harvest Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
1St M. Ti
Founders’ Hall
Prosperity debate and crime trends in 1920s politics
The column notes continuing debates on prosperity with figures from Raskob Mellon and Eviver, observing a substantial yearly social surplus. It cites Rockefeller Jr’s gift to Chicago, shifts in Pennsylvania politics, rising US registrations, and a surge in crimes against women tied to fashion, ending with a critique of a French murder verdict in a case of drowning an illegitimate child.
Notice of Rummage Sale at 106 Pa. Ave
A rummage sale is now underway at 106 Pa. Ave. The notice lists the address and date code EL 10-31-21, indicating the event location and filing reference. Proceeds or hours are not stated in the readable text.
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J. E. Whitmore
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Hallowe'en Dinner
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Second Ave
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Raskob
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Mellon
the Treasury
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