Just a ParastaF' Celebrations and local notices mix in 1920s Chester
Senator Davis urged Postmaster General Waller Brown to issue a commemorative skimp for the 260th anniversary of William Penn's Chester landing. James Mattern and Bennett Griffin revive a North Atlantic beacon idea. a broadfast broadcast is planned. Police patrols, a machine gun detachment, a Connenut Lake reunion, street repairs, and a highway project near Pallovkes bridge populate a busy Saturday in Erie County. Memorials, education board meet, a Miss Provence Ree engagement, vehicle inspections, and a Newport training station update also appear amid local civic and legal notices.
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Senator Davis
Waller ‘Brown
Willem Penn
Chester
Two Bolivian Fliers Held by Paraguayans
Asuncion dispatch reports two Bolivian fliers, Lieutenants Elias Belmonte and Armindo Giulia, captured after their plane crash near Fort General Aquino in the Gran Chaco. Paraguay claims military gains as Bolivia presses for more action while Paraguay’s president pledges American backing in the dispute.
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United Press
Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Fort General Aquino
Fort Aquino
Gran Chaco
Paraguegan
Elias Belmonte
Armindo Giulia
Jose P. Gug
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Adolph Aikens Of Elgin
Funeral services for Mrs. Adolph Aikens of Elgin were conducted Sunday morning at 11 from her mother's home on Fudge Road. Rev. G C Clark of Elgin officiated. Pallbearers included Wetmore, Pratt, Smith, Meday, Lewis and Gates. Interment followed at the Rare Hill cemetery in Spartans.
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Adolph Aikens
Elgin
Hamot Hospital
Charts
Fudge Road
Oldlowk
GC. Clark
Ceameth Wetmore
Vere Pratt
Robert Senith
Corry Woman Weds Mayville Man In August Ceremony
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Zoa J. Burch to John Hickey at Mayville New York on Friday August 5 in Westfield by Reverend McIntyre. Attendants were Opal Wilcox as brides maid and George Wilcox as best man. Miss Burch is Corry born daughter of Eva Bemis, granddaughter of James P. Burch, formerly of Corry. Hickey is a World War veteran and former Buffalo resident.
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Zoa J. Burch
John Hickey
Westfield
N. Y
Mayville
McIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Opal Wilcox
Buidés
George Wilcox
Bure
Corry
Eva Bemis
James P. Burch
Mast Congress Street
Hickey
Buffalo
Fire destroys farm buildings near PitVanna
A fire at the Riley Near farm on the Ellery Town Line Road, two and a half miles from PitVanna, destroyed a barn, granary, hog shed, and corn crib. A new dwelling under construction and the chicken house were saved. The loss was estimated at roughly $11,000 with $6,000 uninsured. Mr Near reported the blaze and neighbors were alerted by a shotgun alarm. the Nelson Fire Department responded.
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Jamestown
U G
Riley
Greeta Near
Nelson Funn
Marriage Announcement for Maith Baccus and Albert Pax
Miss Maith Baccus daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Bac ons of Corry Pennsylvania and Albert Pax of 107 East South Street were married on July 27 in Clymer New York. The couple is at home at 107 East South Street.
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Maith Baccus
M. B. Bacons
Corry
Albert Pax
Fast South Street
Clymer
East South Street
Train Riders Battle at Niobe Leaves One Stabbed
A freight train rider, a 20 year old Brooklyn man, was stabbed in the chest during a clash at Niobe late last night over the loss of a personal belonging. Police and railroad officials detained Ralph McCumber and other suspects, with witnesses held for questioning. the victim’s injuries are said to be serious but not life threatening.
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Hoger
Boehm
Per
Brooklyn
Irie
Niobe Dunation
Ralph McCimber
New York City
McCumber
Meni
Stamestown
Jamestown
Skipper
John Rivers
San Jose
Calit
Bonys
Sutton Held On Theft Charge
Mirarville August 8 James Sutton was arraigned Saturday at his home in Sparkle Township on charges of breaking and entering in connection with a theft at Benjamines Kelley’s home in Sparta Township. The arrest was made by State Patrol Paul Engle and County Detective Raymond McIntosh. Sutton allegedly broke into the dwelling through a side door, removed a fork, and took a pile of shoes and bread and utter. The incident occurred when the family was away. He was brought before Justice Titus at Spartansburg Saturday afternoon and pleaded guilty. He was released under $200 bail.
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Mirarville
James Sutton
Ha Hone i Sparkle
Benjaminnes Kelley
Sparta Township
Sts Mprp
Paul Engle
County
Raymond
Mcintosh
Sulton W
Titus
al Spartansburg
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