Exoneration in bridge accident across Goonerstown area
City and vicinity report highway patrol exonerated Clautie Te Hoablet from blame in a crash near the Goonerstown bridge Tuesday evening that seriously injured five year old Jean Karns of Coopers town. The other driver was Fred G. Miller of Ol City. Several local notices follow including a dance at Mac Inn, political results for Robert F. Rich, and multiple brief local items on accidents sales and community events.
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Clautie TE. Hoablet
Franklin
Goonerstown Bridge
Jean Karns
Cooperstown
Fred G. Miller
Ol City
Hoopbler
Miller
Mac’ Inn
Erie County Council of Parente
First Unitarian Church
West Suh Street
Lungheon
Democratic Assembly
W. K. Putnam
Greenville
William Smith
Grove City
Democratia Souattelion
Mercer County
Wi. Thomas
Farrell
Thomas
Smith
Putnam
B. Porter
Sterling Milk
MicKean
Johsonburg
Bendigo
Century-old ladder maker survives accident at Southampton
James Mile, a 105 year old ladder maker in Southampton, England, was injured in a workplace accident but escaped with minor injuries and returned to work within days.
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Southampton
Eng
James Mile
Stens
Works
Interesting talk on surgery at Corry Kiwanis luncheon
Dr Hugh O Hare spoke to eighteen Corry Kiwanis members at the Hotel Corry, tracing history of surgery, fractures, grafting, and care of the ill and injured, followed by safety instructions for accidents. The club adopted a flood control resolution urging U S Government projects for best public benefit with minimal property impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh. O'Hare
Corry
Kiwanis Club
Pennsylvania
U. S
M. Ray Green
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Woman's Club
Hotel
Missouri Kansas and Columbia Gas Agree on Settlement Offer
Local investors in the Missous Kansas Pipeline company receive word that receivers must accept the Columbia Oil and Gasoline Corporation and the Columbia Gas and Electric Corpora tion offer to settle the pipeline's claims. Chancellor Wolcott calls the offer fair and in the best interests of the receivership, potentially ending disputes between Missouri Kansas and the Columbia concerns. A separate Harrisburg item notes a nut market table listing pounds of nuts needed per pounds of meat, including almonds, filberts, peanuts, pecans, walnuts, and pistachios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missous Kansas Pipeline Company
Columbia Oil and Gasoline Corporation
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Josiah 0. Wolcott
Missouri Kansas Company
Columbbia
Harrisburg
Brasil
Stuart
Schley
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Pace
Campbell’s
Wing
Willi
Star Stores
Florida
Mide
Celery Hearts
Texas
Florida Oranges
North East
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Woolrich
Clinton County
George F. Reeder
Lycoming County
Pot County
Rich
Reader
Reeder
Cameron County
Paw A. Rothfus
William
I. Szabo
Buffalo
N.Y
Route 20
Walnut Greek Hill
Szstho
Tamont
Uuman
John Clough
C. Richard Paulson
West Congress Street
Andrew Paulson
Northwest Street
Spencer
East South Street
J. Caldwell
Wright Street
James Johnson
Clarion Sounty
Will J. Wilcox
William Wayne
Sharon
Shenango Valley Traction Company
Tiwo Oil City
Gee, Mattern
Pearl Whitfisla
Pelt
Harry H. Boyd
Nectarine
Venango County
Nym
Jesu —George Pope
Warren
Sterling Mil
Cleveland
Matt Wojnoski
Daniel Wojnoski
Meadville
Crayford County Court
Fields News
Jamestown
Fairmount Avenue
Howard
Draper
Youngstown
Ohio City
Baptist Church
New York Central Railroad
Brocton
M. Y
Crawford County
William G. Smith
WPA
WIPA
Charlotte Staples
North Second Avers
Eva Lathrop
Tola Hardinger
Hardinger
Mott Street
Spencer Sunday School
Grace Houser
Frank Kasper
R. D
Corry Hospital
Ada Duesinis
Sherman
Sterling Mu
Eugene LaMonte
Brie
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital
Stockton
First Avenue
Mac’s Inn
Junior Welfare League
Erie
Charles W. Weber
Erie Lodge
Benevolent Am Protective Order of Elks
Elks Club
10Th and
Peach Streets
James Prendergast Library Association of
North Main
West Third Streets
P. W. Woolworth Company
Journal
Mort Jamestown High School
Western New York
Fredonia
Endicott
Iegal
Theodore Richardson
Andover
Pymatining
Bon Ami
Camay
A. H. Homer & Company
W. Main St
Earle
Townsend Club
Spring Creek
Utah
Lake City
Helen Barry
Federal Bureau of Public Assistance
Washington, DC
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
B. Owen
Toq
Hugh O'Hare
Missouri-Kansas and
Columbia Gas
M-K
Columbia Corporations
the Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Ence
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
All-Way Electric Company
N. Center St
J. A. Lanston, Co
W. Hubertz FR. G, Fehlman Painting
General Contracting
G. A. Duke FM
BUKE
All-Way
Rhone
Vay
Pri Lawr
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