Unidentified man found dead in Sheffield shack
A body of an unidentified man about sixty years old and weighing around 200 pounds was found in a wooded shack two and a half miles from Bull Run Road in Sheffield township. The deceased had been dead about ten days in a scene described by authorities as a possible self-inflicted death from gas exposure. Local officials, the coroner, and the undertaker investigated and removed the body.
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Ally
M. Borden Undertaking
Pennsylvania Ga Go
Bull HM
Shefield
Warner Hows
Gis Company
Dual Territory
Shemfield
Spencer Roberts
Ed Lowrey
Chief Roberts
Francis Borden
Frank Mann
Kay Malm
John Dellman
George Yours
Basil Wamblade
Hiddie Peterson
Gid
Sheffield
Howe
Wedding Date Announced for Frances and Leal Cable
Mrs Jusste hosted a party at 90 Franke Street in Warren to honor Frances Cable and reveal their wedding date. Guests enjoyed bridge and bunco for prizes with pink roses on the luncheon table. The date October 1 was indicated in silver heart decorations.
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Byenty
Snowden Left Huge Estate Inheritance Record
Oil City August 22 James Hastings Snowden formerly of Oil City died in New York July 30 leaving an estate estimated between 2 000 000 and 4 000 000 The will filed in Riverhead L I names Bankers Trust Company of Manhattan as executor and trustee The estate is to be divided among widow three children and four more heirs Snowden operated in Texas and western states before forming a partnership with Henry McSteeney
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Oil City
James Hastings Snowden
New York
Riverhead
L. 1
Snowden
Indiana
Henry McSteeney
Texas
Niere
Bankers Trust. Company of Manhattan
Mistes
Renovo Division Workers Set for Massive Waldameer Outing
Workers from the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad plan a huge outing tomorrow at Waldameer Park, with attractions including free Rainbow Gardens entertainment, an orchestra by Mainard Baird, free coffee, and prize giveaways. A P R I baseball clash, fireworks at 9 pm, and a special train from Emporium Junction are listed, open to employees and guests with non employee attendance noted.
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Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waldameer Park
Wile
Sewage Division
Mide
Waldameer
Pals
Tharren
Rainbow Gardens
Mainard Baird
Wilston Harley
Elisiman
Hye
Stamford Stoker
Emporium Junction
Brie
Rehum
Bris
Hold Driver on Drunk Charge
Minigor, 10 years old, and another boy were riding with Igor Watts when the car struck the rear of George Hodges’s vehicle. Minigor was injured and treated at Jamesown General Hospital for a lacerated face and back injuries. Watts was arrested for drunk driving after police found him hiding under a Chautauqua Tower Mills stoop. Desmond returned from New City business trip.
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Aeigor
Watts Wlats
Saive
Minigor
George W. Hodges
Steele Sheet
Miniger
Jamesown General Hospital
Bis
FP. Bermiarad Clark
Ralph Levin
Chautauqua Tower Mills
Steeler Street
E R R Outing at Youngstown This Saturday
Evie Reffrow picnic set for Idora Park Youngstown August 23 drawing thousands of railroad workers and families. J M Righter H G Sloss lead plans with sports programs dancing entertainment and a fireworks display at 8 15 p m. Special trains from Chicago Hammond Rochester Marion Akron Kent Warren Niles Cleveland Sharon Meadville and Jamestown Buckeye delegates travel to the event. Fireworks and Smiths diving ponies add to the program at Idora Park.
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Evie
Idora Park
Youngstown
Ee Maintenance and Way Association
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H. G. Sloss
Chicago
Hammond
Taj
Rochester
Ind
Lina
Marion
Dayton
Mansfield
Akron
Kent
Revenna
Warren
Niles
Cleveland
Ohio
Sharon
Greenville
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Corry
New York State
Jamestown
Collins
Towanila
Buffalo
Smith
Idora
Corry Members At Jamestown Rotary Meeting
Fifteen Corry Rotary Club members attended the Intercity gathering in Jamestown last evening. Notable attendees included D. MacKenzie, Dr. Harry Rhodey, Harald Powell, V. M. Sandi, Ralph S. Dewey, E. C. Barnes, George L. Young, Horton J. Davis, Donald Wilcox, and others. Featured speaker was Louis Parmenter of Buffalo, a former Syracuse University drama professor.
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Mamestown
Jamestown Glub
Pennsylvania
New York
D. MacKenzie
Harry Rhodey
Harald Powell
V. M. Sandie
Ralph S. Dewey
E. C. Barnes
George L. Young
EB. L. Morrow
Horton J. Davis
Donald Wilcox
Joseph Hagerman
Lawrence Desmond
Carl Ghiisom
Charles Astman
Quiliet Johnston
the Tatler Two
Union City
Louis Parmenter
Buffalo Mutiny
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