Missing Utica Woman Believed at Last Found
Jamestown reports hope rising that an unidentified woman at Jamestown General Hospital may be Mrs. Beecher M. Crouse of Utica, missing since November 14. Three boys found her in Emory Park, a photo week circulated to Utica authorities, and a $5,000 reward is offered by Mr. Crouse for information.
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Beecher Crouse
Utica
Jamestown General Hospital
Beecher ‘M. Crouse
Utica Society
Emory Park
Washington Junior High School
Buffalo Street
Warren Club Destroyed by Fire in Warren
Fire caused by an overheated stove gutted the Warren Italian Club on Chestnut street second floor. Building owned by R. W. Norris. used as a bowling alley and pool hall in early Warren days. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars. building insured for 4000. J. W. Rigley and Burdik Restaurant properties saved. automobile repair shop in rear also damaged.
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Chestnut Street
R. W. Norris
J. W. Rigley
Burdik
Wealth outlines power in modern society says Watkins
Sud Tonkins T. Watkins argues that contemporary wealth creates the illusion of real influence while claiming money itself does not alter fundamental outcomes, a view reflecting debates on economic inequality in the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Natal day notices for Sparta and vicinity residents
The Sparta and vicinity column highlights milestone birthdays for Emma Baker and Almeron Kinney in Spartansburg near Davenport, noting Emma’s active church presence and Kinney’s post office walks. It lists numerous Christmas visits and family gatherings among local families, including Dooters, Smiths, Hurts, Irvins, Snapps, Firths, Thompsons, Davises, and others, with travel from Wellsboro, Union City, Mendville, Corry, and Langley Field furloughs among Aviation Corps members.
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Spartansburg
Emma Baker
Davenport
Almeron Kinney
Mellsville
Baker
Spring Creek
Warren County
Corry
Westing
Kinney
Mrr
PJ. Dooter
Leo Dooter
Brie
Floyd Dogher
Warren
Paul
Tessie
Mery
Curl” Smith
Charles
Snapp
Erry Firth
Firth
George Thompson
Wellsboro
Charles Thompson
Ralph W. Webb
Dorothy Platt
George H. Davis
L. J. Tits
Warren Titus
Lawrence Mc Cray
Mary, Low
Afr
L. J. Titus
Howard Martin
Jimmis
Mary Katherine
Mendville
Richard Webb
Franklin
PF. G. Jones
Mass Virginia Webb
Edward Scott
Former Erie Woman Killed in Missouri Gun Accident
Mrs. Mary F. Akerley, 48, known as Mrs. James Ross, formerly of Erie, was killed by a gunshot on the Akerley farm near Mountain View, Missouri. The accidental shooting occurred when her husband Clarence L. Akerley discharged a gun he was examining outside the house. the bullet struck her in the head as she stood in the yard.
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Mary F. Akerley
James Ross
Akerley
Mountainview
Missouri
William E. Shugart
East Tith Street
Clarence L. Akerley
Hip Fractured Fall Lands Woman in Home
Mrs. Cora Johnson slipped on a rug at her Columbus home last evening about seven o clock and fractured her left hip. She was admitted to Corry hospital and is resting comfortably today. Friends in Columbus and Corry hope for her complete recovery.
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Columbus
Cora Johnson
Corry
Driver Held On Assault Charge After Christmas Night Crash
Stane Jay Brankowakz, alleged driver of a car that struck a crowd at a Cherry Creek Christmas celebration, was arraigned on second degree assault before Justice H A Damon. Seventeen children and four adults injured. adjournment set for next Tuesday. Frankowski jailed. witnesses held. Betty Jane Hickok fractured arm. Mayor G Sherdon Wront hospitalized with leg and collarbone injuries. Betty Richardson in serious condition. other Jamestown hospital patients reported stable.
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Cherry Creek
Stane
Jay Brankowakz
Justice of the Peace
H. A. Damon
Frankowski
Mayville
Ben Lemarg
Tt Fy
Betty Jane Hickok
G. Sherdon Wront
W. C. A. Hospital
Jamestown
Betty Richardson
Prapkowski
Sharon farmer ends life in barn suicide at 70
Harvey Campbell 70 of Cool Springs township, a longtime farmer in western Pennsylvania, ended his life yesterday by cutting his throat and then hanging himself in a barn on his farm. He had been in ill health and had been active in grain and food trade across western counties buying buckwheat in large quantities.
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Sharon
Harvey Campbell
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Campbell
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Soampare
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