Chautauqua Lake Property Owners Meet Plans
Chautauqua Lake property owners will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce to discuss sanitation conditions and lake restoration. The meeting aims to form a committee to plan a public appeal for support and to invite state agencies to assist in investigating pollution allegations along the lake shores. Committee members include Crawford N Bengar and Dr George W Cottis with Sidney Butterfield and Carroll Hall among others.
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Jamestown
Alig
Chautauqua Lake
Healty
Chamber of Commence
Yeport
Crawford N. Bengar
George W. Cottis
Sidney
Butterfield
Mery
Devinnine Carroll
Near Murder at Weedville Ends With Jail Term
A man identified as Joe Numeavalia was arrested by county and state police in Weedville on allegations of aggravated assault and attempted murder. The incident occurred near Casteline with gunfire heard by neighbors. Numeavalia is jailed awaiting trial, while John Cottelity faces unrelated charges. The victim, Costeline, survived but is hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Weedville
Joe Numeavalia
Lea Werner
Sean
Costeline
Nugeovalia
Warren Woman Robbed at Gunpoint in Home Invasion
Warren police and Sheriff seek clues after a gunman entered the Alen residence while Mrs. Chester Alen was alone in the living room. He demanded jewelry and money, forcing her to sit and warning of an outside watcher. The robber wore black clothing and gloves and used a perforated handkerchief as a mask. It was one of the boldest recent holdups in the area.
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Warren
Sheri Bob Ritchie
Apg
Chester Alen
Pie Plant Pete to Play at Rex This Week
Pie Plant Pete of WTAM a famed hillbilly guitarist and harmonica performer will appear at the Hexcats on Thursday and Friday with matinee and evening shows bringing southern style and fresh vocal harmonies to Rex crowds.
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Pie Plant Pete
REX
Ile Plailt Pete
WTAM
Southland
Warren man hurt in fall at Graham garage
Willant Grpan, 20, son of Mr and Mrs HD Grenim of 700 Bast Street, suffered multiple broken ribs after a fall from a swinging seat atop the Graham garage. He was helping his father and brother secure the top when a tape slipped, propelling him about forty feet to the ground in Warren on Monday afternoon.
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Warren
Willant Grapan
HD. Grenim
Graham
Robert Graham
Nieerat
Removal of Illegal Road Signs Reported in Pa Campaign
Harrisburg Aug 31 Maintaining crews of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways completed a cleanup that removed 28 446 illegal roadside signs. The effort targeted signs within the highway right of way and with property owner consent some legal signs were removed. The bulk came from Westmoreland County with 4 394 signs, other counties including Berks Delaware Montgomery and Lawrence. Wayne County had the fewest with nine, Columbia and Fulton tied for second with more. Secretary Sam Lewis urged merchants to stop illegal advertising as unprofitable and unlawful.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Westmoreland County
Berks
Delaware
Montgomery
Lawrence
Wayne County
Columbia
Fulton Counties
Sam Lewis
Hanson pastor marks 22 years at Jamestown church
Rev Dr Felix V Hanson celebrated his 22nd year as pastor of the Lutheran church in Jamestown Aug 31. Born in Sweden, he came to the United States at age three and has led the New York Conference of the Augustana Synod since 1924. He previously directed Augustana College athletics and served on local welfare boards.
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Jamestown
Felix V. Hanson
Lomorroy
Augustana Synod
Lutheran Church
New York
Sweden
Hanson
Houtzlaie
Augustana College and Theological Seminary
Rock Island
Augelstana and
Cogeliel
Red Oak
Ill
Immanuel
Board of Public Welfare
Old Board of Health
Hospital Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lobsters Cheap in Cuba Market Report
A garbled report notes lobsters selling cheaply in Cuba while the U S mainland faces higher deli prices. The text mentions Havana like markets and a surprising price comparison though details are unclear.
Four Killed When Train Hits Group On Tracks
Linden, N. J. Aug 31 Four men were killed and two injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train ploughed through a gang of shoremen on the tracks here. The workers had stepped from one track to avoid an approaching train and into the path of a second passenger train whose approach had been obscured by a coal shed.
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Wast Press
Linden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ben
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Flying Squadron Prohibition Speakers Open Visit Tomorrow
The Flying Squadron of prohibition advocates plans a series of meetings in the city starting tomorrow. Miss Norma C. Brown will speak at a women’s luncheon, then address a mass meeting at the Prest Baptist church. Oliver W. Stewart and Col. Alfred L. Moody will headline sessions at the First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist churches.
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James W. Crain
Oliver W. Stewart
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist
Col
Alfred L. Moody
Handwoven Plant Finishes Fine Job for Ritz Restaurant
The Corry Fiber Furniture Company plant in Union City completed a major interior furnishings contract for the Ritz Union City restaurant. Ninety nine booths with built in benches and tables plus swivel chairs were produced in a two tone handwoven fiber, praised as among the finest work from the Corry plant. The contract is ready for installation once the restaurant operated by Zalroputes Brothers opens.
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New Belay Resull
Union City
Lie
Corry Flandwoven Fibre Murniture Company
Corry
Lmbiles
Axe
Tate and Brown
Ani Remy
Unisi
Ube Zalroputess Brotlurs
Condition of Harold Wolfe Improves After Mastoid Operation
Harold G. Woinst principal of a high school underwent mastoid operation at Hamot hospital Erle. His condition is improving and he is considered to be gaining. Wolfe had attended summer session at University of Rochester and recently returned to Corry. Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Deyla were present during the operation and were with him in Bries. Dr Adna W Lennard elected bishop for the Pittsburgh area will move to assume residence.
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Harold G. Woins
Tournior High School
Hamot Hospital
Erle
M Fussell
Wolfe
Lie
University of Rochester
Rochester
N. Y
Corry
Brie
Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Adna W. Lennard
Methunntisk Episcopal Church
Tomoremy
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