Large Divorce Filings Reported At Warren Court
At the Warren county courthouse August 21 a long list of divorce applications for the coming term was completed. The registry shows many residents moving to Warren to file, making this one of the era’s largest pro tem docket entries. Notable cases include Julia Seager versus George Seager and Mabel Wentz versus George Wentz among others.
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Warren
Court House
Protuonotary’s Office
Warren Countty
Hen
Nevada
Julia PL
Seager
George F. Seager
Mabel Wentz
George Wentz
Sudie McDonoweh
McDonovigh
Anna
HM Va
Wart H. Will
Hille B. Bush
Chauncey Hush
Charles Shawkey
Iile I. B. Stawkeys
Nua
Tell Sweet
We Sweet
Herlha Stirs
Olona W
Sears
Els
Jeffords
William A
Tetons
Bemus Point to Host Fifth Annual Motor Boat Races
Jamestown reports the Bemus Point motor boat races set for next Saturday afternoon. Fast boats from Blautaugue and Lydro winp expected to lead, with a new Cleveland hydroplane entering the event. A record crowd from Tawestown and lake areas planned to attend along with a hydro plane race.
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Jamestown
Bemus Point
Blautaugue
Borus Point
Berus Point
Tawestown
Hyaro
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Stoddard Family Reunion Held August 17 Near Bear Lake Panama
The Stoddard family gathering at Bennie and Mrs Stoddard’s home drew 65 relatives between Bear Lake and Panama. An orderly day featured a fine dinner and the annual meeting electing Terry Stoddard as President and other officers. Next reunion slated for Spring Creek at Mr and Mrs Harry Stoddard’s home on the third Saturday in August 1974.
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Stoddard
Bennie Stoddard
Bear Lake
Panama
Terry Stoddard
V. Freh
Benaimin Stoddard
L. N. Sample
Trens
Stelln Barton
Harry Stoddard
Spring Creek
Angie
Reward Offered for Gin Man and White Bull Pup
A ten dollar reward is offered for information about a gin man and a white bull pup with a watch. Anyone who can identify the person or provide details is asked to contact Walter H. Bilis after a carnival on a Saturday night.
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Uotty
Yast
Walter H. Bilis
First Year of Postal Savings in Franklin
The Franklin postal savings report shows 20 accounts opened and 5 closed for a total deposit of 15 221.00. The year ends with 10 891.00 in deposits, noting many foreign and small savers aided by postal depositories and local banks. Meanwhile milk prices rise as dealers cite higher production costs.
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Corry
Franklin
Yeur
Betting odds favor Woodrow Wilson in New York
More than 10 000 letters pour into Democratic National Headquarters in New York City detailing political conditions across the states. Betting figures show Wilson at 21 2 to 1 against, with rising wagers on a Democratic victory and Wall Street betting 2 1 2 to 1 on success and possible 4 to 1 in favor of Wilson.
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New York
Democratic National
Fifth Avenue
Wilden
Wall Street
Oilda
Wilson
Cuts Foot on Broken Bottle
Seven year old Harry Bradford, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bradford of South Center Street, stepped on a broken bottle while barefoot in the grass. An artery was severed and Dr John Kibler treated him at Corry Hospital before he could return home tonight.
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Harry Bradford
Arthur Bradford
South Center Street
John Kibler
Corry
Grape Crop Outlook Bright Despite Some Hail Damage
Westfield August 21 The grape outlook for fall looks good overall with weather favorable in the Lake region. Hail touched vines behind The Lake but shows no lasting damage. Concords mature later due to cold weather while other varieties color up. Farmery reports no labor shortage this year.
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Westfield
Erie Murderer Faces Preliminary Hearing
Bele Pay Augest Joseph Kor owaki was arraigned late Saturday on murder charges before Alderman Hasselt. A preliminary hearing date was set for Tuesday August 27 at 2 o'clock. Chief Detzel served the warrant. Kozlowski, 65, born in the northern German lands near the Polish border, had lived in Maurborough township nearly twenty years. A crowded procession from the Roberts home to the cemetery followed the arraignment brief, as kin and neighbors recalled the victim. Edward Roberts claims the shooting was accidental and that the gun discharged during a struggle. Kozlowski’s hand was on the weapon. No attorney has yet appeared for Kozlowski. cousins Cassis may hire counsel before the preliminary hearing.
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Joseph Kor ‘Owaki
Hasselt
Chia
Kozlowski
Geruiny
Potish
Hotina
Maurborrest
Thiset
George Roberts
Hong
CA Win
Thu Snerium
Ffenis
Edward Roberts
Blsters
Idi
Khorolwsldi
Roberts
Koxlowski
Ube Gil Ig
Anye Bown
Noalowski
Tuthie
Cassis
Two Men Beat Town Marshall In Front Of Jail
Erie Pa August morning: North East town marshal Alexander, arresting two loiterers, is knocked senseless by Hatfield and Wilson. They escape on a freight train toward Buffalo. The captured pair from Trenton, N J are recaptured later. Buffalo police are informed.
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Erie
Wiman Alexander
Duatrshall
North East
Hattied
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Alexander
Hatield
Hatfield
Jim
Klng
Hoth
Buffalo
Ripley
Hatfield and Wilson
Titusville Man Crippled in Boiler Accident
A Titusville youth about 20, son of Mr and Mrs Hoehn of South Perry street, was severely injured at the Titusville Iron Company plant yesterday afternoon. While oiling gear in a drill, his gloved hand was caught in rapidly turning machinery, resulting in disfiguring injuries to his left hand and an amputation was deemed necessary. He is confined to the city hospital.
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Titusville
Auzual
Ward Hilehn
Hoehn
South Perry Street
City Hospital
Maehn
Titusville Iron Company
Rnin
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Remington Napeest Company
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Frankiin
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WIN mii
Huntsey
Leysronse
Leyronbert
Alter
Meir
Prige
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street Sharks
Jerseyman
Clairas
Atreks
Norh East
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bioch Clothes
R. S. Johnson
Yar
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