Tragic Olean Train Accident Kills Child Near East Olean
A one year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carlton of All Ways Inn 2 roadside stand, was killed when struck by Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train No 963 west of East Olean bridge. The body was found by Edward King on North Union Street. The engineer did not see the child. remains mangled. Identification by Robert Lenehan and family followed. The child and a companion had been swimming at the creek before the tragedy. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon and authorities reported no prior notice of an incident.
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Wlan
Carsony
Austin Carlton
ALL Ways Inn
Olean-Hinsdale Wightway
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Olean Bridge
Edward King
North Union Street
Texas
Robert Lenehan
West
Sullivan Street
Carlson
Lenehan
Young Carson
East Olean
Young Lenehan
Hils
Lenehans Nome
A. E- Wormer
Entertained at Chautauqua by Hillstrom party
The Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation office ladies were delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon at their summer home WeWo'Ka on Chautauqua Lake. They motored to Mayville, met by Mr Hillstrom in a Chrysler Cadet, enjoyed swimming and boating, then dined at the Peacock Inn before returning to Corry.
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Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Hillstrom
WeWo'Ka
Chautauqua Lake
Mayville
Mr. Hillstrom
Chrysler Cadet
WeWo-Ka
Peacock Inn
Corry
Miss Ellen Martin Dies At Home On East Church Street
Miss Ellen Martin died this morning at 2 10 in Hav ing lived here most of her life she belonged to St Thomas church She leaves two sisters Mrs Susan McCarthy of Oil City and Miss Anna Martin of this city and one brother PJ Martin Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Ellen Martin
Er Lome
East Church Street
Martin
St. Thomas Church
Susan McCarthy
Oil City
Anna Martin
Arsive
Orie
PJ. Martin
Eminent Physician Celebrates Notable Personal Triumph
Fragmentary text hints at a physician praising a personal achievement amid labor and childbearing struggles. Readable details are sparse, with references to truth, dedication, and a noted mark of accomplishment. Names, dates, locations are unclear or missing.
Comeback at Cross Forks Sparks Hope for Old Town
In Potter county near Cross Forks, locals plan a comeback after the lumber industry decline. Grass Forks, once thriving with 4000 residents, hosts an old home week to lure former residents, hunters, and campers to revive businesses. The state operates a nearby camping site as boosters push for new industries amid dwindling mill activity.
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Tms City
Gross Forks
Black Forest
Cross Orks
Leg Crushed in Lumber Yard Accident at Hyde-Murphy Co
Daniel Lenane, worker at Hyde-Murphy Co lumber yard in Ridgway, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg yesterday morning when a hand truck load of lumber fell. A stake knocked loose lumber, pinning his leg between a car and the lumber. He was taken to El County General Hospital and is resting as well as can be expected.
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Ridgway
Daniel Lenane
Hyde-Murphy Co
el County General Hospital
Grand Valley Odd Fellows Picnic Draws 4300 Attendees
The annual Odd Fellows picnic at Grand Valley drew about 4,300 people from northwestern Pennsylvania. Rev G W Phillips of Warren presided, and Rev Dr J A Galbraith of Titusville gave the main address on building the fourfold life. Musicians from Meadville and Titusville provided concerts and dancing livened the grounds.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Valley
Pennsylvania
Bend
Meadgill
Ernie
Titusville
Conviction in Case Stir Causes Global Security Measures
Diplomatic officials abroad face heightened protection after Gov Fuller’s decision to doom Sacco and Vanzetti to the electric chair. Kellogg orders consulates to take necessary security steps, with several guarded for months amid protests, bombings and anti American demonstrations. Mrs Rene Putnam of Oil City visited friends in the city today.
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Fuller
Sacco
Vanzetti
Kellogg
Rene Putnam
Oil City
Buzz Wetzel the Saw Pitcher with a Twisted Finger
Charles Buzz Wetzel, a Saw pitcher nicknamed Buzz, is noted for his unique curves and a twisted index finger affecting his pitching. The description hints at his quirks influencing performance and style on the mound.
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Charles
Buzz” Wetzel
Connie Mack
Wetzel
Landry's Paralysis Claims Youths Life
Dimmick, 19, of Shawnee, died in a Stroudsburg hospital after four days on artificial respiration sustained by Landry's Paralysis. He had been stricken at his home Sunday and was removed to Monros County Hospital where life support was used. Mr. and Mrs. 0 H Jewell announced the death as a victim of the rare disease.
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Dimmick
Monros County Hospital
Sy Vuited
Stroudsburg
Pan
George Dimmick
H Jewell
Shawnee
Landry
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Gary
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Cross Forks
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MGR
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