Johnsonburg Paper Company Head Killed in Hunting Accident
Frank J. Schott 64, industrial leader of Johnsonburg, was shot and killed by his rifle five miles north of Johnsonburg while hunting. The bullet struck his right knee, severing an artery, and he died twenty minutes later from shock and hemorrhages. Schott, general superintendent of the Johnsonburg paper mill, was with five others including his 17-year-old son and a doctor. no inquest will be held.
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Ridgway
Frank J. Schott
Johnsonburg
Schott
Wolf Run Woods
New York and Pennsylvani Co
Harrison Béarsley
Gus Béarsley
Roman J. Blashaw
Hugh Hause
Washington, D.C
Young Bearsley
Hause
Elk County
E. Dunikmyer
Mrs. Sarah Whitehill Buried at Pine Grove
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM for Mrs. Sarah Whitehill. Rev. E F Armitage of Cherry Creek presided at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Bearers included Oscar Frite Charles Tate Austin Studd James Scully Charles Deyoe and Joseph Jackman. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery family lot. Relatives from Toledo Niobe and Wayne township attended.
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Sarah Whitehill
Pine Grove
E. F. Armitage
Cherry Creek
Bracken-Keating
Oscar Frite
Charles Tate
Austin Studd
James Scully
Charles Deyoe
Joseph Jackman
Pine Grove Cemetery
Harvey Whitehill
Vincent Whitehill
Lawrence van Scooter
Toledo
Robert Holliday
Niobe
Wayne Township
Chemical Engineers Meet at Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh December 5 top engineers gather for the 42nd annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Talks on heat transfer, atomic energy uses and pollution control start the four day program led by MIT's W H McAdams. Better heat transfer could boost jet engines for the Air Force, improve blast furnaces, and aid numerous other applications.
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AsiOumucu Cecee
Pittsburgh
W. H. McAdams
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McAdams
Air Force
Dog's Tongue Cut Out At Sinclairville
Dec 5 in Sinclairville an act of cruelty left a dog owned by Harry M. Calkins on Park Street with its tongue entirely severed. The mixed breed pet of the Calkins children was bleeding when it returned home and had to be destroyed. Deputy Sheriff Jerome Peterson leads the inquiry as the family seeks witnesses.
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Sinclairvillme
Harry M. Calkins
Park Street
Cable
Calkins
Jerome Peterson
Erie Woman Survives 60-Foot Bridge Plunge
Mrs Wilda Popp, 35, of Erie, leaped 60 feet from the Highland Park bridge into the river near Pittsburgh. She swam ashore exhausted and was rescued by a passerby and a mail carrier before being taken to Pittsburgh Hospital in serious condition. Police recovered her red coat from the bridge railing and noted she shared a trailer with her husband Edward and daughter Elaine on West Lake road.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Highland Park
Wilda Popp
Eric
West Lake Road
Funeral for Maria Ouspenskaya Held Tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mme. Maria Ouspenskaya the famed Russian character actress who died Saturday from burns after a cigarette set her bed aflame. The 73 year old actress came to the United States in 1929 with the Moscow Art Theater and since 1939 has appeared in many films and operated a theatrical school here.
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Hollywood
Mme
Maria Ouspenskaya
Moscow Art Theater
Vision Restored After Year of Blindness for Pitt Professor
Pittsburgh report details Dr. Alexander J. Allen, 48, head of the University of Pittsburgh's stem-busting-evolutron, who regained sight after neutron radiation blinded him a year earlier during cyclotron adjustments. He recalls the slow onset of blindness and the dangers of inside-the-control room.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander J. Allen
University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Allen
Dr H R Rhodes Closes Office in Corry Indefinitely
Dr H R Rhodes, a veteran dentist with 27 years in the field and 20 years in Corry, has closed his office indefinitely. He is recovering from surgery at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie and has not practiced since last July after being stricken.
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Horn
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Eye Operation Plans After Successful Lens Removal
In July he visited Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York where Dr. Algernon Reese removed the fogged lens from Dr. Allen's right eye. He now sees with heavy spectacles and Dr. Allen says the recovery is improving daily and a second operation on the left eye is planned.
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New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Algernon Reese
Dr. Allen
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Shindledecker’s
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Evening Journal
Svery
Niss
Missy
Santles
Murphy's
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