Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files April 15 1912
Corry polled night vote in satire day’s primaries. The only contest of importance was in We Republis our congressional Taft and Roosevelt factions. The White Star liner Titanic is reported en route to reach Montreal by 10 pm. Miss Mayme Lehan died Saturday night aged 25. Will Loveland celebrated his 10th birthday with friends. Mrs. Walter Shuss hosted about twelve young guests. Train No. 4 glass-break incident in a hailstorm in Ohio. Gi Wentworth joined Standard Iron Works and became partner at Sherman Garage Co. Heavy rains then rising temperatures spurred vegetation growth. North Corty boy beaten in city park. Olin Bracken to University of Pennsylvania. Guy Rogers and George McCarthy to Spring Creek for plumbing. Hunter Pope left for the South after vacation. What is the highest spot in Concord township and approximate wealth of Pennsylvania. When cry ing covered they North Pole? President Hoover religious affiliation. Who wrote There is no time in life when books do not influence a man?
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Corry
Olin Bracken
University of Pennsylvania
Guy Rogers
George McCarthy
Spring Creek
Hunter Pope
South
Concord Township
Pennsylvania
North Pole
Hoover
Corry Cornell
Columbus
Civil War veteran G. Dunnewold dies at 88 in Clymer
Jamestown April 15 The last remaining Civil War veteran in Clymer G Joan Dunnewold died yesterday at 4 45 PM at the home of his daughter Mrs Albert Neckters of El Malin street Clymer aged 88 years and 10 months He enlisted in 1862 in Company D 11th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry and endured Belle Island Salisbury and Libby Prisons He was paroled March 2 1865 and discharged June 1865 Surviving are two sons Sim Dunnewold French Creek and William Dunnewold Clymer and four daughters Mrs C S Ton Mrs Walter Legters Mrs Albert Legters and Mrs William Channon plus thirteen grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother Samuel Dunnewold Madison Wis Funeral is set for Monday at 3 PM at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev Garret Timmer officiating Damcott Jones Post American Legion will conduct graveside services Also mentioned a Mrs TH Tauber visiting from Spartansburg after wintering in St Petersburg Wis.
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Jamestown
Clyner
Joan Dunnewold
Albert Necktrs
el Malin Street
Clymer
Holland
Aclow Hanehild
Dunnewold
New York Volunteer Infantry
Art Climore
Belle Island
Salisbury
Libby
French Creek
Willam Dunnewold
SC. Ton
Walter Legters
Albert Legters
William Chanman
Weatfield
Grandeil
Samuel Dunnewold
Madison
Wis
Clork
Albert
Neckers, Rey
Garret Timmer
Damcott-Jones
American Legion
Church Meeting Tonight Postponed Due to Illness
A church meeting at the Christian Missionary Alliance church with Rev. W. McGarvey was cancelled because he cannot travel from home. Members are asked to await a later announcement on rescheduling and other engagement updates.
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Christian —Ad Missionary Alliance
W. McGarvey
Mr. McGarvey
McGarvey
Earry
Erie County to Improve 34 Miles of Secondary Roads in 1922
Governor Pinchot announces 34 miles of Erie county secondary roads will be improved in 1922 continuing the township road program. Eastern Erie will share, with funds and manpower details showing 128 workers on January 1 and over 30 000 statewide on roads.
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Erie County
Commonwealth
Pinchot
Department of Highways
Erie
General Fund
Treasury
Harrisburg
Shipwreck memory on a doomed voyage at sea
Fragmentary verse recalls a ship sinking during a perilous voyage. Crew and passengers cling to wreckage as waves and wind overwhelm the vessel. The captain calls for order and prayers, urging rescue and safety as the ship goes down.
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Ives
Celoron Woman Severely Burned In Lamp Gasoline Accident
Mrs. Frank Ingalls of 48 Boulevard Celoron was badly burned on both hands at 8 45 last night when gasoline poured into a lamp caught fire. Village firemen aided by Dr. Donald D. Trantum of Jamestown sent her to Jamestown General Hospital. A blaze started in the house and caused about 25 dollars in damage.
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Frank Ingalls
Boulevard
Donald D. Trantum
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Epidemic of Burglaries at County Seat Continues
A crime wave hits the county seat with two more business burglaries on Wednesday. James George and Co wholesale tobacco warehouse, a St Clair gas station, a State street store, and Thielmann's Seed store report thefts. Police suspect burglars are auto thieves targeting cigarettes and safes, with several break-ins unsolved.
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AIB
James George and Company
Peach St
State Street
St. Clair
Buffalo Road
Thielmann
Geggs
Chai
Fleischer Escapes Newfoundland Net
Detroit gangland figure Harry Fleischer, linked to the Lindbergh baby case, evades capture in St. John New Brunswick after police surround the ship Ter Montcalm in Hamburg. an American booked to sail misses boarding.
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Eee ST. John
N. B
Harry Fleischer
Detroit
Fleischer
Ter Montcalm
Hamlurg
Anniversary Titanic Disaster Recalls Song
The article recalls the Titanic disaster and notes passengers who perished including John Jacob Astor Isidor Straus Benjamin Guggenheim and Major Archibald Butt. It mentions Mr Boland who wrote a memorial song titled The Titanic and describes the ship leaving Southampton and the sorrowful voyage with about three thousand souls aboard.
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John Jacob Astor
Isidor Straus
Benjamin Guggenheim
Archibald Butts
Taft
Mr. Boland
fTitanic
Southampton
Pia
Jay
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Montreal
White Star
Titanio
Puyives
Mayme Lehan
Will Loveland
East Main Street
Walter Shuss
Emples
Ohio
Sherman
Gil W. Wentworth
Standard Iron Works Company
Sherman Garage Co
Myron A. Mosher
G. John Dunnewold
TH. Tauber
Spartanspurg
St. Petersburg
Wia
Hewaid IN. Previ
Silat
Urd
Eli
Federal Reserve System
Newfoundland
New
Goodyear Tennis
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
PERAS
Nysis
Ilke
Goco-Castile
Dewitt's Syrup
Nydenta
Lucretia Vanderbilt
Keister