Jamestown Couples Celebrate Anniversary and Local News
Jamestown residents mark a first wedding anniversary for Jr. and Mrs. James Conner. The record notes varied local items including a Titusville marriage of Leah Shields to HE Carroll Ramsey, a Baltimore traveler, a Wise police officer’s death, license plate offers, Elliott Town Board garbage protest, and forgery charges against Guy H. Wilson with ties to Baltimore and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conner
Jamestown
Leah A. Shields
William A. Shields
Titusville
HE. Carroll Ramsey
Baltimore
First Presbyterian Church
Titusvill
Ramsey
Russia
Europe
Boleslaw Szceypiss
Wise
W. G. Stroble
Powell’s
Kendall Station
Montay
Herb K. Beatty
Guy H. Wilson
M. C. Travis
Arlington Hotel
City
Indianapolis
Beatty
Campbell's Tomato Soup Deal Draws Local Attention
Campbell's tomato soup offered at 3 cans for 20 cents with cash or 15 day credit by Will J. Wilcox. Delivery available. Also reports noting new officer Roy Mickinnon named second lieutenant in 12th Infantry by Governor Pinchot, veteran of World War I, from Tidioute. Burglaries in Jamestown area, various local notices, births, hospital recoveries, and a street crime roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Warren
12Th Infantry
Roy Mickinon
Pinchot
Mickinnon
Tidioute
Arily
Clifford Anderson
Jamestown
Mariam Miller
Corry Hospital
Raymond Avenue
John Westley
Bile Street
Gartha Kathleen
Westity
Pearl Clark
A. B. Ladies Aid Lociety
Henry Hollis
North Center Street
Jamestown Post
Bertha Burr
Clement Park
Virginia Perk
Riverside Drive
Olean
Les
Buffalo
Cony Hospital
Russell Benfield
R. B. Mosier
East
Irving’ Street
Mosier
Ethel Jenkins
Meadville
Sciota Scene of Recent Wedding
A home Christmas Day wedding united Nina Borstorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Borstorff of Sciota Road, with Charles A. Bilis of St. Louis at noon, Rev. Jay E. Baker officiating. The bride wore navy crepe trimmed in gold and orchids with matron of honor Mrs Edward Borstorff in a red drape gown. Best man was Roy Borstorff. After a sumptuous dinner the couple departed for the Midwest to begin married life in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Borstorff
Sciota Road
Christmias Day
Nina. Borstoiff
Charles A. Bilis
St. Louis
Jay E. Baker
Edward Borstorff
Roy Borstorff
Hy Sister
Midwest
Wey
Groeat Isp
P S E A Meets at Harrisburg for Annual Session
Harrisburg hosts the Pennsylvania State Education Association annual meeting opening tonight and running through Friday. Finances, tax collections, and subsidies press districts as the group considers school system reform and consolidation plus teacher pay restoration. Ralph S. Dewey departs Corry to attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
James W. Rule
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Unlicensed Drivers Remain Deadly on Pennsylvania Highways
Harrisburg Dec 26 state highway patrol warns unlicensed operators pose the greatest danger on Pennsylvania roads. Through 188 crashes this year these drivers caused 17 deaths and 111 non fatal injuries. The division urges continual removal from highways, noting unlicensed drivers are far likelier to die in crashes than licensed motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Division of Safety
State Highway Patrol
DOD
H Witch Smh
aHze Jtthyet Canaan
Tech grid star weds in Pittsburgh romance
Frances Gertrids Maylor, former swimming star, married John nets Tulchuik of the Brooklyn Dodgers at her parents home in Pittsburgh last night. The couple left for Miami, Fla., for their honeymoon.
Terrible Tommy Touhy Targeted by Midwest Police
Chicago authorities and federal postal inspectors flood resources to arrest gangster Terrible Tommy Touhy. Despite threats and a nitroglycerin vial at his side, Touhy aims to outlast capture as mobs and lawmen clash over past raids including a $180,000 post office truck heist in Charlottesville and the 427,000 armored- truck robbery at Brooklyn. Capone’s rivals once observed Touhy’s reach across Illinois and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Chicago
Tommy Toughy
Touhy
Sloday
Touliy
Walter Johnson
Johson
Charlottesville
N. Y
Sacramento
Cal
Butler
Hranklyn
Family tragedy at Fairport tug explosion claims two lives
Coast guards resumed search as Edwin Gottschalk 20 and his father John Gottsemark 6th drowned when their fishing tug Delila L exploded off Fairport Ohio. Edwin's remains were found ashore a mile from the blast within 20 minutes. One side of his face burned. coast guards believe he drowned trying to swim ashore. The vessel belonged to A C Lant of Westfield, the brother‑in‑law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
M Luitgard
Benedictine
Erie
Luitgard
Ella Weaver
Joseph Weaver
Fryburg
Benedictine Order
St Joseph's Church
Sharén
Kyle Hunter
Sharon
Hunter
Masury
DuBois
Abs
John Pettit
Cambridge Springs
Kew
Gaynbridge Springs
Edwin Gottschalk
Barcelona
Fairport
John Gottsemark
Dale Trio
Weile Tryime
Ashorn
A. C.lant
Westfield
Gottsebutk
Hiie
Port Huron
Bite Harbor
N Fery
Dillla L
Hames
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Polind Sack
Dot
Wing Willi Star Stores
Mickey
E. E. Guignon
WWE
Wes
Agee
Sie
Nord Center Sr
Cty and Vicinity
Stockton
First Avenue
Baptist Chirch
Charles McCauley
Diamond Park
Abe
Leo Campo
Victor Campo
Dominick Campo
Allen Street
New Bethlehem
Clarion _ county
HH. W. Hensley
Broad Street
New Bathschen
Bayne Hicks
Indiana
Jefferson County Court
Couny
Young Hicks
Leon Hicks
Angelo Gallace
W. T. Carr
Plymouth
Attilio Nava
Brock- Way
Thomas Motor Co
New York State Conservation Department
Dunkirk
Lake Erie
New York State
Lucy Holeman Lockwood
John H. Lockwood
Pleasantville
Lockwood
Lyle van Lyle
van Lyle
Jamestown General Hospital
Torray
Elmer Westley
B.T. Stevenson
Advent Christian Church
Sanford McGovern, Jr
Michday
Sciota
P.S.E.A
Sup’t
Ralph
Dewey
Highway Patrol
Eadies
Cobey's Grestent Clothiers
Tabacular
Lil Ganvir
Inonesie
Exgell Soda Brackers
Whitehouse Milk
Ann Page
Calif
Chuck Roast
Hamburg
Pris
Ide
Atlantic & Pacific
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