Slayer personal crisis ends in jail fire death report
Warren County jail reports a prisoner, McKoon, set fire to a cell pile of papers and died of burns after attempting to brace himself against iron walls. The incident follows prior Memorial Day events and shows no remorse from McKoon, with deputies and a physician attending promptly. Also noted is the death of A. D. Sheeley after a stroke, with services planned in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Keule Mu- Koo
Mabel Caan Lindquist
Sugar Grove
Memorial Bay
Breil
Aldine
Wwe
Mekoon
Cebu
Coan
Meknon Tl
Prayners
Tory
Hetl Vyas
Hlaor
Stanford
McKoin
Gontaey
Ups County
Bentins
Stott Telferson
Meyer
Sweet Mama at Rex Tonight
A theatrical item reports Alicy White starring in Sweet Mama at Rex, with Kenneth Thomson and David Manners in the cast. Manners takes the blame for police provocation, is sentenced to a garish penalty, and is saved in a dramatic courtroom twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramiatie Lenseves
Alicy White
Nile
Shy
Kenneth ‘Tomson
Lider
David Manners
Manners
Gariglind
Alice Wilts
Kenneth Thomson
Fragmentary note about a young man and his wagon
A garbled snippet describes a young man claiming to be someone named Nie and planning to hire a wagon drawn by draft horses. The text mentions a couple of draft horses and a person named Jere Mogul amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raulrouil Jy
Jere
Carolina Woman Loses 47 Lbs With Kruschen Salts
A Carolina woman reports losing 47 pounds after months of Kruschen Salts, taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and walking daily. She says she feels stronger, younger, and well again, with friends commenting on her improved appearance. The ad cites Nic Ames & Co and Condia Pharmacy to buy the product for 85 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
New Bern
3. C
Nic Ames & Co
Condia
Four Hurt In Runaway On Fair Grounds
At Little Valley a race horse named Very Beat broke at the eight post and bolted into the crowd, injuring four people including William Chance the rider and A Shans the owner. Victims suffered brain contusions, a fractured pelvis, spinal injury, and facial injuries. They were treated by Dr Howard Stoll and sent to Salamanca City Hospital.
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Little Valley
Iduy
A. Shans
Dunkin
William Chance
Post
Pierce
Harbor Creek
William Jeffers
Allentown
Harry J. Lesser
Parkside Avenue
Willa Chance
Chance
Howard Stoll
Salamanca City Hospital
Fork Pierces Youths Head in Ridgewax Accident
Iven Wingard, 17, of Manders near Brockway, lies in critical condition with a fractured skull at Elk County General Hospital. He was on a wagon with grain when a fork prong struck him on the head, entering the brain, but he remained conscious. Witnesses say a man on the ground tossed the fork onto the wagon during unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewax
Iven Wingard
Manders
Brockway
Eik County General Hospital
Min
Wingard
Pythians Name New Officers In Joint Session
Miss Mable Weidner of Bethlehem is named grand chief of the Pythian Sisters for a year at the joint session of the State Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held in Castile. Other officers include Miss Mary Morgan Punxsutawney grand senior and Miss Davie FingharGg as exespert manager with additional appointments for records, finance, and outer guard. Knights of Pythias also elect grand inner guard Stanley Davis Scranton and grand elder guard Arndt Brightou Annville.
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New Castub
Mable Weidner
Bethlehem
Pythian Sisters
State Knights of Pythias
Pyrhyap Sisters
Gian Senior
Mary Morgan
Punxsutawney
Davie FingharGg
Exeespert
Ermat
Rose Kyler
Jobstown
Industrial fatalities rise in Pennsylvania in daily report
Harrisburg Aus 21 One hundred seventy six persons jailed and 12 066 injured in industrial accidents in Pennsylvania during daily report by the State Department of Labor and Industry. Fatal accidents up 20.6 percent over nine months and non fatal accidents up 1.6 percent.
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Harrisburg
Aus
Pennsylvania
Dily
San-Cura Ointment Advertisement Claims Quick Burn Heal
An advertorial note touts San-Cura Ointment as a marvelous antiseptic for burns, cuts, sores, and rashes. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Bessie Elia of Passaic Avenue Hawthorne, praising rapid relief and infection prevention at 35e and 60.
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Bessie Elia
Passaic Aye
Third Annual Aerial Meet At Youngsville
The third annual aerial meet at Brokenshay Airport in Youngsville will be held August 23 and 24 with ten ships performing in stunts and formation flights. Organizer Seninuck announced extensive plans including two days of entertainment, stunt flying, bombing, parachute jumps, and passenger flights. A new hangar is under construction to replace the fire-destroyed structure, expected to be finished soon. Residents of Claury and nearby areas are invited to attend the weekend program.
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Brokenshaw
Youngsville
Paw. Seninuck
Brokenshay
Giller
Tournay
Wien
Avialon
Canta
Semayek
Brokenstrow
Claury
Beluca family reunion held at Grange Hall in West Spring Creek
The sixteenth Beluca family reunion gathered August 17 at Grange Hall West Spring Creek with about 80 attendees from Buffalo Salamanca Westfield Ripley N Y Youngstown Erie Kane Pittsfield Corry and West Spring Creek Pa. Floyd Woodruff of Ripley was elected president Thayer Helden Evie vice president J G Blakeslee Corry secretary treasurer. music by Mrs David Beggs and Cecil Ross. Eight births and three deaths occurred in the year.
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Beluca
Grange Hell
West Spring Creek
Buffalo
Salamanca
Westfield
Ripley
Youngstown
Ohio
Erie
Kane
Pittsfield
Corry
Floyd Woodruff
Thayer Helden
Evie
J. G. Blakeslee
Gra Armstrong
Glils Table Ee
J.C. Blakeslee
Core
David Beggs
Cecil Ross
Gordon Family Reunion Held at George Gordon Home
The fiftieth annual Gordon family reunion gathered yesterday at George Gordon's East Church Street home with about twenty attendees. Mrs. Belle Bradley was absent. vice president Mrs. Tima Gordon led the meeting, officers elected include President Elma Gordon and Treasurer Lynn Gordon. Tea, cake, and piano music followed, with plans to host next year at George Gordon's residence.
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Gordon
George Gordon
East Church Street
Merle Page
Columbus
Belle Bradley
Tima Gordon
Tru
John
Elma Gordon
Ma-Gennge Gordon
Jal Gordon
Lynn Cordon
Janet
Hather Gordon
Palmer Family Holds Reunion in Corry Pa at Libbie Palmer Home
The twenty second Palmer family reunion gathered eighty nine members under trees for a bountiful lawn dinner. Officers elected include Gerry Sweelyite as president J J Palmer as secretary Miss Gertrude Palmer as treasurer and Libbie Palmer as historian. A phon program featured a song by Mrs Libbie Palmer and a Palmer family genealogy book will be kept by the historian. The next reunion is planned for the third Wednesday in August at the home of Pred Palmer on Marion Street Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Libbie Palmer
Lgin
Marty
Gerry Sweel
J. J. Palmer
Gertrude Palmer
Prine Lillie
Libpie Palmer
Irs
Pred Palmer
Marion Street
Corry
Movement Ridge May Jell On This Day
A fragment notes movement around Movementridge with a mention of May. The text is unclear on names places or events but suggests a local timing or gathering phrase tied to a May date. Further readable details are not present in the preserved segment.
Fragmented Local News Card
A damaged OCR fragment reports minimal readable terms about an event or action. Names, places, and concrete details are unclear, leaving only vague indications of a dispute or incident without verifiable specifics.
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Warren County
Frank M'Koon
Sheeley
A. D. Sheeley
Myrtle Crispen
Lakay Storer
Genevieve Drake
Ot Corry
Bunte
Cleveland
Pine Grove Cemetery
Carolina
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Oxfords
Fair Grounds
Little Velley Fair
Harborcreek
Pythians
Mabel Weidner
United Press
Crisco
Eeade
Puritan
Sunnyvale
RED Wing Jam
Cocomalt
LUX
Life Buoy Soap
Belden
Adull
Pinkham
Absorbine Jr
S. S&s
Hallcroft
Armands F
Armands
Burma
Condra Pharmacy
N. Center St
Rexall Store
Corry, Penn’a
Fromwa
Jellon
Prague
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