Drunken Auto Driver Sentences Across Venango County
Five offenders in Venango County pleaded guilty to alcohol and liquor offenses. Harry A. Ernest of Clarion received a 90 dollar fine and 15 days in jail for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Stanley Mundurski of Oil City faced 260 dollars in fines and three months in jail. Joseph Nowicki of Oil City was fined 200 dollars and six months for manufacturing and possessing liquor. Stanley Kulasen of Oil City got 200 dollars and four months for possessing liquor. Stanley Hulkewick of Oil City received 200 dollars and three months for manufacturing and possessing.
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Wranklin
Venango County
Parker
Harry A. Ernest
Clarion
Vost
Lat
Stanley Mundurski
Oil City
Joseph Nowicki
Stanley Kulasen
Stanley Hulkewick
Ol City
Child Saved From Drowning Near River Bank
Betty Jane Mayes aged 6 Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Mayes fell into the river while playing along the bank near 4th Way Survey. Neighbors cried for help Charles Rowe swam to her aid just as she went under. He rescued her and both suffered exposure. The child returned to school this morning.
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Branbuas
Apell
Weyonne Mays
Leonard Mayis
Reltev
Mr. Rowe
Something You Should Read About Dr Pierce's Tablets
Mrs C W Myers of Pa describes chronic kidney and bladder distress, backache, and irritation. She reports relief from Dr Pierce's Antire Tablets after trying many remedies, praising their relief and benefit.
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C. W. Myers
Garden Hints on Turnips for Every Season
Garden hints explain turnips now grown as summer greens and fall storage crops. Details cover sowing times for summer and gall turnips, thinning to six inches, harvesting two to three inch roots, and using young turnips raw with salads or cooked. Rutabagas need space and careful thinning. hot weather reduces quality.
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Yale
Boeing
Marriage Solemnized At Quiet Warren Wedding
Myrna Morse daughter of Myron Hi Reynolds and Everett Hoagwall were married at the groom’s home 114 Redwood street Warren Pa The ceremony was by Rev Dr A Dennig of the First Lutheran Church Only immediate relatives attended Attendants were Wardell Hoagwall and J P Thomas The bride wore printed georgette crepe and carried a bouquet Following a wedding dinner the couple planned a two week trip and will reside in Warren where Hoagwall Hardware Co partner with his father Corry friends extend congratulations.
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Myrna Morse
Myron Hi. Reynolds
Everett Hougyall
G. W. Hougyvall
Redwood Street
Warren
A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
J. P. Thomas
Wardell Hoagwall
Columbia
Hosgyalls
Hoaggall Hardware Co. Corry
Moone's Emerald Oil Claims Quick Relief for Sore Feet
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil promising rapid relief from aching and swollen feet with a money back guarantee if soreness and swelling persist. It claims odor is eliminated and swelling decreases after several applications, highlighting essential oils and camphor as active ingredients sold by N F Ames Co. and common druggists.
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Moones Emerald Oi
Mmoone
Emerald
Mona
Funeral Hymns and Memorial Heritage of a Good Man
The passage argues that a good man’s funeral should celebrate his life through hymns and memorials rather than lament. It emphasizes the transition to a divine heritage as the person departs, marking a solemn yet uplifting tribute.
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Hymanl
Weather Station Proposed for Kane Plateau Observatory
Dr O Neill of Kane presents Kane as ideal for a weather observatory before the U S Weather Bureau in Washington Citing 2200 foot altitude on a northern Allegheny plateau and better local forecasts, he notes northern and southern bureaus mispredict by about one day in three and says the Hiocal Chamber of Commerce may support locating an observatory there.
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Kane
O'Neil
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Allegheny Mountains
Hiocal Chamber of Commerce
Raise Fund for Legion Home in Warren
Plans to raise 50000 for the new American Legion Home are shaping up. Commander Ben Kinnear announced the executive committee, including Merle Deardortz, John Fenstermacher, Will Gunge, Mrs. W. J. Knupp, Edwin Ley, Karl Lyons, Robert Mackay, J. R. VanCleve, Winthrop Williams, William Yeager, and Fred Windsor. The committee also serves as soliciting group and active appeals begin, with town citizens forming a team ready for rollout in days.
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William Yeagex
Fred Windsor
Usts
Legion
Fishing Fleet Returns to Work at Dunkirk Harbor
Dunkirk April 18. For the first time this season the entire fishing fleet left port Monday to set nets. The McK of the Alexander fleet pulled its nets Sunday and brought in about 250 pounds of whitefish after a week set. If ice does not force crews back the fishery will continue. Windrowed ice remains along Lake Erie shore between Buffalo and Dunkirk. Fishermen believe winter has broken and ice will recede with warmer sun.
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Dunkirk
Alexander
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Duynidtek
Bear Lake News Notes Reflect Quiet Spring Social Scene
A patchwork of Bear Lake area notes from April details visits by Mrs Anna Chapman and Doris Evans home from mumps, trips by Imer Church to Ripley, and social calls among Gage, Cleland, and Newson families. The community reports church events, a mouse trap charity play, a Wiley Phelps farm sale won by Kim Woodin, school board hires Olive Scholton and Mary Quinn, and local obituaries for Nettie Miller Green.
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Bear Lake
Anni Chapman
Doris Evans
Imer Church
Ripley
Earl Gage
Mary
Ashville
Mr. Gage
Dosiawking
D. Brown
Eden
Judob Schellen
Niobe
C.D. Hoterleiss
Wiley Phelps
Kim Woodin
Woman's Club
J. Crane
Raymond Cobb
Erie
Thugene Perkins
B. A. Wilson
Corry
John Richards
Harry Richards
Youngsvile Pa
Lobdell
Gar‘una
Mary Brown
Mrs. Brown
Charley “Breasilgan
Wits Qworkilr
Westout Brown
Lottaville
Lo Abe Hia Nother
George
Humphrey Atraniyon
Jamestown
Frances Peterdon
Misa Doris Beholton
Mane Waring
Frank Wilcox
Holeman Noie
Misa Olive Scholton
Columbus
Marle Hanns
Kina
George Strang
Quiott
Hudson Ache
Mia
Jay Alday
Sherman
Clyde Hotchkiss
Nettie Miller Green
Plead Guilty to Auto Theft in Niagara County
Havey McCardie and Karl Conway of Niagara Sally pled guilty to auto theft from Samuel Clira of Fairvik. Judge A P Rossiter sentenced them after an escape attempt ended with a crash near a Paleylew subway. The judge condemned their pattern of car thefts and warned of records history.
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BRU
Havey McCardie
Karl Conway
Niagara
Sally
Samuel Clira
Fairvik
Pas
Eale
A. PB
Rossiter
weFerreuy
Agel Ty Unity Highway
Paleylew
Thdge Rossiter
Sony
Four Out of Five Need This Tonic for Strength
An advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets claimed to enrich the blood and boost vigor. It urges readers to ask for Burkels Cod Liver Oil tablets in lightly coated form, promising a full 18 days of “treatment” and money refund in a Condi Pharmacy promotion.
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Condi Pharmavy
Untitled fragment hints at a wine event or list
A fragmented OCR note mentions wine, possibly a tasting or listing. It references numbers and a location hint but is incomplete, leaving unclear participants, dates, or precise actions.
Fragments Hint at Local Education Milestones and Names
Readable bits suggest a discussion of several staff or students in boarding contexts, a high school or college setting, and possible upcoming events or recognitions. Names like Da ree Ce ra and Behoo ie Sch appear garbled. Overall context remains unclear with partial phrases about graduation and collaboration.
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Gradur College
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Paris
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West Washington Street
Legion Home
Warren War Veterans
American Legion Home
ST. Pierre & Smith
Moralac
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Niagara Falls
Hupmobile Beauty
Century
B. Reetory
Upmobile
Better Service Garage
Grand Mothe
Tim
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Ine Lind
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