First Water Is Released From Pymatuning Dam
Sharon and Pymatuning residents receive water benefits from the Pymatuning dam project worth 9000 dollars. Water from the Shenango River will rise after gates opened Friday morning, easing mill disruptions caused by low stream levels. Impounding started last month due to drought fears affecting local mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Paveleteemilla
Harry Gerber
Carnegie Steel Company
Farell
George S. Bea
Dai
Drouth
Certain South to Remain Dry Says Prohibition Leader
Secretary Homer W. Tope of the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon League predicts the South will not ratify the 21st Amendment, saying the South opposes nullification and churches will defend prohibition. He notes return from Georgia vacation, resumes campaign in Pennsylvania, and aims to keep November voters aligned with prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Fress
Philaidelphia
Ave
Homer W. Tope
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
South
Dry” Can Psigher
Georgia
Pam
Pennsylvania
Young Rockefeller guarded by US agent at Chicago arrival
Aug 19 Chicago guarded by Federal Deputy, Winthrop Rockefeller, 21, son of oil magnate. He arrived from Kansas City and Pal Worth Texas and refused to comment on kidnappers. He joked about their capture and noted a wary ring described by the federal text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Department of Justies
Winthrop Rockefeller
Newwist
Ward
Alm
Rockefeller
Kansas City
Pal Worth
Texas
Licquartz
Clymer Town Picnic Largely Attended by Local Group
Clymer Aug 18 Members of the Junior Endeavor led by Mrs James TenHarken enjoyed a picnic at Brownell Park on Wednesday and returned the youngsters home in the afternoon. The 24th annual Bemers family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Erden with about sixty attending a meal in a tent and a brief program. County Clerk Imley Yates Milley and visitors joined the event, along with several other local residents at various gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
Haughter
Punning Rocks
Clarence Rhebergen
Clymer Lumber Company
Westfield
Bemers
William van Erden
Roy Lewis
Hazel Tenbuckle
Lawrence Tenbuckle
Panama Rocks
Mien
Bsys
Mie
NY. Elliott
Elliott
Two Neckers
Maple Avenue
Eva Bull
Waite
al Bute
Valley
Omian
Mission Band
Marion Kalstee
Lucy Schurman
Ivan Hatch
Arthur Waainky
Ruth Beckerink
Thompson Poultry Farm
Imlew Yates Milley
Lou Bleiott
Mayville
Esther Deviale
New York
Guy
Joho Evnk
Brocton
Storm Nupper
Mails
T ‘Henry Tenpas
Ruth Gravink
Hiss
Bensink
Garute
Teinstrom
Mias Vibla Pardini
Plorence Weaslnky
Thorig
Fredonia Normal School
Otis Fardink
Erie
Glyde Howles
Doris
Chicago
Deibert Neckers
Washington
Gettysburg
Clymer State Bank
Chifora Kouman
Cigiler
DW Houser
Grave
Corry
Harald Sweet
Donald Houser
Nina Bisbee
Jamestown
Tienda
Minford Dibble
Alice Woodard
Lake Jaquins
Sumar Park
Woodard
G. J. Rushall
Redonia
Galt
J. D. Gallup
Walter Caslet
Columbus
Lyle Compton
Compton
Portville
N. Y
Harold Bull
Harold Hayes
Falconer
Lakewood
Alain Hayes
Eewin Hayes
Bessie Sweet
Panama
Harold Sweet
New York City
James Grayvnk
Abbe Reform Church
Charles Stoppers
Howard Legters
Carlyle Neckers
Warnes
Newhouse
Clymer Bank
Major W. Hyde
Harry Wake
Shereman
G. H. Tenpus
Albert Neckers
Benjamin Beckerink
Henry Wassink
Alpert Neskers
Tenpas
Cliford Icdonah
Lasher
TaVern Beckerinks
Masittuni Cashie
Ee Suite
Remarkable case cured by Sam Cura Ointment heals sore
A daughter troubled over a year with a troublesome sore on her toe was helpless in bed for three months. The testimonial claims San-Cura Ointment cured the sore in less than eight weeks, with mentions of eczema and piles and antiseptic benefits.
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Juyer
Wind Bevis
Happenings in Bear Lake and vicinity
Happenings report social visits across Bear Lake area from Jamestown to Scita, with church services led by Rev. C. H. Dibble and Rev. W. B. Allant, plus local guests at homes of Manwaring, Tilorsin, and others. A barn fire on a farm near Alder Bottom, births at Jamestown W C A hospital, and a cornhish reunion near Graham noted along with various travel and visiting family activities. Bear Lake residents and visitors are listed with several named families and towns, reflecting a busy community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Andrew Peterson
Charlene
Paul
Jamestown
Meg
Marti Willams
Sciata
C. Manwaring
Amily
Corry
Ila Hawkins
C. H. Dibble
Mrewsburg
United Brethren Rhiron
Dibble
W. DB
Allont
United Brethren Church
Wrensburg
Fred Schneider
Elaine Gf Eile
Lulu Klinckley
Edith Dougherty
Ivan Hawkins
Hila Hawks
John Hubbard
Gerry
Charles Stranigan
Alder~bottom
The
United Brethren Aid Society
G. B. Tilorsin
Harry Wester
Pransis Peterson
Ashville
W. C. A. Hospital
Paterson
Doris Scholton
Towt
North Clymer
Retersm
Fother
Tyan Hawkins
H. J. Phillips
Chaultauqua
Lesiie Sands
Helen
Chaney le Rego
Jamustuiyn
Julia Saints
Harry Fostey
George Polley
Ida Bates
Sir. Carr
Tie
Florence Sweetland
Manwaring
Waller
Ethel
Good
Akron
Anit Tvs
Gordon Hay
Cecii Bartley
Vatestown
Jonnie Boonds
Arthur Hoyt
Texac
Tile Moray
Dorothy
Newark
Hoyt
Paco Allen Humphrey
Windleld
F. Humphrey
Vars Fudtdenty
Parplysie
Fauilty
Nixon Ayenin
Allen Humphrey
Clevélon
Casitet
Conk
Bridge of Wuntield
Jay
Conewaggo Valley
N.Y
Husiph
Paving bid sought for 20 foot gap to Spartansburg road
City and state highway officials plan a 20 foot concrete pavement on Northwest and Church Streets to connect to the Spartansburg road. Bids expected next week as negotiations continue on minor plan changes including a North West and Pleasant street survey reduction and corner relocation. Investors hope Fourth Ward gap will be paved this year, while South Center street prospects remain unclear.
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Church Streela
Spartansburg
Enginter Qahagen
State Department
Franklin
Englund
Pleasant Streets
Ainch
West Pleasant Street
Highway Department
Fourth Ward
Desperado Cornered Bailey in Kansas City Case Tangle
Descriptions of Harvey Bailey and associates unfold as federal agents chase the outlaw amid a Kansas City Union Station abduction linked to the Urschel ransom. The Oklahoma City millionaire Charles Urschel endured a Texas captivity until a $190,000 ransom was paid for his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bailey
Flim Howie
Thes Guna
Tex
Billey
Kansas City
Texas
Fatal crash injures show troupe in Corry
A traveling show troupe bound for Coulerspirt, Pi, collided off a hill road near Corry. Miss Win and Miss Wasre Burn suffered severe head injuries. Miss Burn remained seriously injured with a broken nose and other wounds. Edwin Gometock, attending physician, described multiple injuries and facial trauma. Coroner reported accidental death for one victim and began formalities.
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Brannayis
Cormier Halsey
Choleysat
Polis
Fle
Coulerspirt
Wasre Buren
Edwin
Gometock
Althulgh
Yakr
Jose
Unclear Liberty Head Nickels Noted in Local Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text references Liberty Head Nickels and mentions coins or coin handling in an unknown local context. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible to identify a specific event or outcome.
Sympathy Extends for Petagaytsd Family Funeral in Westfield
Sympathy to the Petagaytsd family as funeral services were held at Bear Lake cemetery after a service at the family home in Westfield on Wednesday evening. Attending were relatives and townspeople including Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson and two children. Susan Roote and family visited relatives in Westfield while Mr and Mrs Crosby were seen visiting on the Town Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petgaytsd
Weskfield
Bear Lake
Bentley
Weatfeld
Ae Rebskan
Bn West
Andrew Petarson
Cettives
Mire
Trate Crosby
Reninryne
Remarries Man She Divorced On Death Bed
United Press reports in Ompergo that Mrs. Danie A Covell, dying of a self inflicted bullet wound, remarried the man she divorced after bitterness and months apart. The ex husband spent time by her bedside as she pleaded not to die, and doctors suggested that remarriage might improve her chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Danie
Covell
Dan
Plan revision in gold embargo being discussed
Reports from Washington indicate the administration is considering further revisions to its gold embargo policy to ease hardships on American gold producers. The President weighs options to allow some export of newly mined metal to secure world prices while maintaining government controls.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Aus
HoeseVelt
Tollay Td de
Fursther
Altorngy
Cummings
Poison Slayer Blames Police In High Profile Case
Arkansas Aug 19 Akron attorney Mags H Shinio said he was beaten and intimidated by police while preparing to plead not guilty to murder by poison. He claims authorities manipulated a staff photographer’s image to portray him in embarrassment and sought to confiscate the photo. The case proceeds to September trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rork Ark
Mags H. Shinio
Akron
Kishig
Sherif
Arkansis O Awelle
Shazile
Sai
Shamic
Sembirass
Pulaski County
Alvin Collay
Drain
Shane
Little Rocke
Hot Series Polid
Shanta
Henseil Wintike
Lands 36 Pound Musselonge Prize Catch
Jamestown August 19 reports Brian Shepard of Hartfield won an 88 pound musselonge in a rough battle at Hartfield Bay Shoutaigue Lake yesterday morning. He wrestled the copper spoon fish ashore after a half hour struggle and declared the largest catch of the year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Brian Shepard
Hartfield
Hartfield Bay
Shoutaigue Lake
Shepard
Bren
Galt
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Sharon and
Farrell Steel Mills
Homer Tope
Ical Advertisement
Frank Hart
Clymer
Cohiwibla University
Stranigan
Bear Lale
Gap
Sparta
S. Center Street
Desperado
Liberty Head
Alon
E.E. Guignon
Reed
Dalphin
Eugene Thomas
Jecton Thorne
Thal Feild
Pupore Listin
Irtan
Bergen
Bisbaraty Ren
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