Youth Parade Precedes New Circus Here Tuesday
Construction progresses on pavement projects as a youth parade promises a big event before a new circus show arrives Tuesday. The program, billed as the longest street parade on earth, features the Be neferfield family act and Hollywood stars Buck Owens and Prvep HOO, with acrobats, gymnasts, clowns, and trained horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libe Hannefords
Buck Owens
Qmnstern Filma
Hollywood
Advaner
Clpcusdom
Charles Sparks
Teta A. An
Concrete pours set for Union and East Main streets
Fall progress reports show two pavement projects moving on Union Street and East Main Street. Forms are ready for concrete on Union Street from the city line toward Church Street, with full route changes noted at Union and Church. Resurfacing on East Main Street began Saturday with binder poured. trucks from Tamestown supply material. Both projects are overseen by McDermott Construction Company of Niles, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walon Street
Chures Street
Meelrve
Union and
Church Streets
East Mai Street
Summer Street
Tamestown
Jole
McDermott Construction Company
Niles
Fragmented crime scene notes reveal scattered clues
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a bank, jewelry, deposits, and a court setting. Mentions a Los Angeles venue and a person on the stand named Beery. Details are garbled but imply legal proceedings and a contested matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehem
Mule Sillwin
Los Angeles
Bunalise
Beery
Man Shot and Drowned Ties to Three Suspects in Chautauqua
A chaotic report ties a shooting to a drowning involving three men near Franklin and Grove City with witnesses and police notes. The case centers on Ziguayts and Boccardi under charges and ongoing police inquiries as of the Aug 1920s Charlevoix area coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziguayts
Franklin
Wes
Hayla
Guitty
Haffline
Arigur
Identity crash victims sought after Warren spill
Warren state patrol investigates a small coupe that skidded from the pavement and rolled over a bankment near Pall Acres, one-half mile north of Russell on the Warren Jamestown road. Authorities say passengers and driver fled the scene, with the wreck moved later to a Russell garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wafires
Warren
Highway Patrol
Pall Acres
Russell
Warren Jamestown Road
Sven
Oriinred
Russell Garigr
Spiders Triumph Over Orioles in City Baseball Clash
Spiders edge Orioles 9 to 4 at Rin Park to claim their second win of the season. Star pitcher Stan Carlson held the Spiders to few hits before a crowd of 800. Key hits included Larry Johnson’s double and Mechstern’s singles as the Spiders capitalized on two Orioles errors to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Ea
Janestown Spades Kaps
Uni Witten
Rin Park
Une Dames
A Bach
Itowihs
Stan Carlson
Orioles
Saubhpaye
Carlson
Diver
We Melgren
Weobmen
Ferlings
Larry Johnson
McCtoskey
Onese Thiawa
South Pay
Wil Garisin
AL Gelb
Tri Justo
Patrolman Shinault Shot During Street Riot In Washington
United Press reports patrolman George W. Shinault who killed William J. Hushka in an army riot four months earlier was shot to death last night as he and Patrolman Ralph Edwards attempted to quell a street fight near Leanpled or break up a disturbance. Detectives hunted Washt Han Burlock, a negro, who witnesses say fired the fatal shot. Shinault died at Cass ally hospital after the two gunmen fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
George W. Shiniult
Wiliam J. Hushica
Ham Burlock
Segro
Shinault
Ralph Ess Wards
Holwards
Shinautt Sait
Widriv Wards
Shinaul
Edwards
Unearu Jullduie
Cassally Hospital
Hushis
Hilshka
Bsds
Barn Destroyed by Flames Near Clymer
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Garret Par-Uinke place barn just north of Clymer. The blaze spread rapidly and burned the barn and its contents, including farm tools and hay. Neighbors and the Clymer department confined the fire to the structure. no one was around the site for two days, drawing many onlookers from Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Clymer Lepartment
Four Youthful Bandits Shot In Pittsburgh Robberies
Four youths were shot during attempts to rob in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Jack Leje age 22 and Joseph Ruzalek 29 were reported wounded or dead while two others, Peter Moyer 26 and George Beitzel 18, both of Pittsburgh, were wounded. a 15 year old accomplice was arrested after a confectionery store hold up and a guard shot a fellow robber. The incident occurred after a gasoline station robbery and prior shooting at a Pittsburgh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Press
Pittsburgh
Gras
Jack Leje
Joseph Ruzalek
Alan
Svas
Allegheny General Hospital
Perot Moyer
George Beitzel
Moyer
Frank Kelly
Murer
Death claims pioneer hotel man of Corry
William M. Rourke died at his home west of Corry on Sunday at 11 am after a period of illness. Born in Quebec on November 6 185?, he moved to the city about fifty five years ago and ran the former MeTatosi House on West Main. Survived by son Ray and four daughters, a sister in Quebec, funeral set for Tuesday at 9 am at St Thomas Church with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestey Hole
Thia City
Wiliam M. Rourke
Rourke
Quebec
Canada
Novander
Mr Rourke
Tine
Thi City
West Main Street
St. James
Phoenix
Ray Hourke
Crea Rourke
Theodor Summers
Jfonn Fitzpatricky
Niagara Falls
Leon Bernard
Pittsburgh
B. McClory
Can
Sway
Alexander and Company
St. Thomas Chute
St. Thomas Cemetery
Lawn Festival at St Thomas Church Gains Notice
Fant Perry yall hig orchestea leads a series of lawn festivals at St Thomas church and rectory tonight. Preparations are near complete with promising weather. Attendance expected large with cake coffee bingo booths and prizes. Rev Prangis M O Connor assisted by Catholic Daughters of America directing the event for church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msic al Ai
St. Thomas Church
Seaffair
Prangis M. O'Connnan
Pistor
Catholic Daughters of America
Weidner Family Holds First Annual Reunion at Ganatoche Lake
The Laiey first annual Weidner reunion gathered ninety relatives from Titusville, Martinsburg, Glyndon, Gerry, Eric, and Sugar Grove at Ganatoche Lake on August 18. Officers elected included President John Weidner, Vice President David Buell, Secretary Bertha Marsh, Treasurer Elmes Weidner, and table committee members Angeline Marsh Pauline Webb Calman Buell Opal Lynch. The next reunion is planned for Glyndon in August 1933 with Mrs William Weidner hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidner
Weller
Ganatiohia Lake
Am Mes
Henry Halfast
Corry
Jesus Dimmer
Titusville
Artansburz
Glyndon
Gerry
Eric
Sugar Grove
Lollows
John Weidner
David Buell
Bertha Marsh
Elmes Weidner
Angeline Marsh
Pauline Webb
Calman Buell
Opal Lynch
William Weidner
Appointment to fill vacancy in city council headline
The article notes a vacancy created by the resignation of Frank J. England and points to a council meeting tonight to finalize the appointment. It mentions several well known citizens considered for the post and signals the appointee will serve until the November 1998 election and depart with the new administration in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘J. Angland
Samed
Ben F. Starr
Frank T. England
Helenel Met in 195 Elopement Sparks Appointments
Unclear OCR text mentions Helene and an elopement linked to a meeting or appointment. Names and details are garbled, but suggests a social or legal matter involving Helene and tied to a sequence of dates or events. No clear locations, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
Funeral Rites Held for Child Shirley Armitage
Funeral services for Shirley Louise Armitage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tarot Armitage of Corny, were held at 2 40 this afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Hurry Smedley 203 Hone Avenue Oil City. Interment followed at Grove Hill cemetery. The child died Friday at her grandparents home in Oil City. Survived by parents and several brothers and sisters. Rev William Hall of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Louise Armitage
Tarot Armitage
Corny
Hurry Smedley
Hone Avenue
Oil City
Grové Hill Cemetery
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania Auto Safety Drive In State Inspection
United Press reports Pennsylvania motorists urged to inspect vehicles amid a state campaign marking Motor Vehicle Inspection Month. Officials cite high defect rates in lights, brakes, tires, steering, and horns as ongoing concerns, with thousands of vehicles newly inspected and improved compliance noted by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United P
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jamu
Sato Bub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fieppre Flunnefords
Aly Dionatie Bens Civeus
Geroyittds
Beate Freed Ag
Fallciig Barneford
Daguaker
Nas
Calergul
Union Street
East Main Street
City
Jamestown
Venango County
Philadelphia College of Investigation
Sugli
Chunty
Alma
Ulsinise Ziowanit
Grove City
Ibis
Orime
Zhecardi
Alain
Peter Coast
Fyanislin
Fran Ztewedes
Wrinstet
Aie
Ziccardi
Sibie Alma
Yavourdi
Daster
Uwe
Chautanqua
Hasael K. Spiteinger
Genie
Dali Flow Mich
Se Park
Philsdalphia
Pubadelphia Colezepe
Wilkins Avenue
Vmpunion
Hilt Sya Amd
Aody
Spitzingin
Liesa
Charitauqua Lake
Darntes
Splines
Mies Stewart
Charitauiqua
Spiders
Origles
Clymer
Pioneer
William Rourke
Mcintosh House
ST. Thomas
Frank Perry
Wil Furnish
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
E. E. Guignon
Palin
Maey
Ge S.N
Semestin Helene Vk
Lee
Wil City Trust Company
Wil City, Ba
Keister
Leonard Brindle
Uribe
Waller
Avenue
Mada
ST. Jame
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!