Early Railroading Veteran McCracken Dies After Long Career
Wal iam J. McCracken of Hi City Adeehony division, famed for long service as brakeman and fireman, retires after decades on Pennsylvanian lines. Born June 2, 1859, he rose from entry roles to conductor, with duties across New York and Northwest routes. Married Miss Masgueet Trotter of Stonsboro, they had ten children. a California vacation plans preceded a family gathering on Linville street.
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Waliam J. McCracken
Hi City
Adeehony
Uginver
Bud
Moe
Fentith Lovie Bic
Wits
Febru Fanepit
Ale
New York
Northwest
Fema UN Fheig
Onetfanrortha
Ile Tisher
Vipera
Bill
New Castle
Reaikiia
Ryilrobil
Taylinha
Abbraly & A
Mag Iquit
Ae Cakeman
Praletiniag
Uilettvy
Buffu
Olean
Londuetor Saltor
Chery
Burt
Masgueet Trotter
Stonsboro
Feypouuathun
Latics Ausxiliary Ofte
Eel Roc
Activities of Corry Scouts Reviewed on the Scout Trail
The weekly hikes draw 21 boys from Corry with Scout Executive Rich leading a day of fire contests tracking and forts. Henry Tubbs and Whit Ragon captained the winning group. Norm Moyninon beat rivals in Indian wrestling. Jack MacInnes and Oli Simmons captained fort games. The event marked the 18th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with future bike contests and church troop meetings planned.
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Rich
Woods Uth
Country Club
Henry Tubbs
Whi Ragon
Gramps
Havih
Ladidie Morrow
Heaoon
Jack MacInnes
Oli Simmons
Simmons
MacInnes
Norm Moyninin
Hen
Yost
Corry
MWURNIFS Roar From High Toll Primed Game
A garbled OCR note lists scattered proper nouns and dates. It mentions Ble pias Titivers Pridassy Ayfirar and The Rovle 7 Carrs in Pennsylvania. Readable facts are limited. no clear event or outcome is extractable from the fragment.
Hospital beatings land orderlies in custody
Philadelphia report states two hospital orderlies were arrested after a patient at Huberty Hospital was beaten. Supervisor John Pavey and Joseph Hughes confronted Phillip Locke when he refused to clean an orderly room. Locke was hospitalized. Hughes and Farley were taken into custody following an investigation.
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United Tress
Philadelphia
Huberty
John Pavey
Joxeahylughes
Phillip Locke
Locke
Hughes
Farley
College Women's Club Wet Monday Evening
The February meeting of the college women’s club was held at Lowe Ge Mig Gerry Nineald as hostess by Stary O’Fare. Papers on Art by Ian Austin and Mrs. Guy Abby were read, with reviews of recent events by Me Fulp and Miss Austin. Refreshments were served as Mrs. W. R. Farsin left for a visit in Youngsville.
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Tenor ‘Age
Say
Lowe Ge Mig
Gerry Nineald
Stary O'Fare
Ian Austin
Guy Abby
Carent
Fulp
Austin
Arch
Pastlewait
Thorpe
Meadville Man Candidate for Grand Encampment Office
Meadville candidate Roger W. Tans seeks the Grand Templar Warden post in the Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania. He has served Crawford Lodge as secretary and is deputy grand patriarch of District No. 3. He also held roles in the Department Council Militia and the Western Crawford County Past Grands Association.
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Meady
Cme
Roger Wi. Tans
Meadville
Grand Tacior
Poonsylvani
Sandidaes
Grand Encampment
Eis & Succeeful Florist
Crawford
Bosthier
Olympia
Pant Gupta
Carlton Meadville
Tie
Crawiant Lodge
District No. Sr
Department Council
Mil.tart
Pennsylvania
Reig
R. L. Ellsworth
Sec FE
Western Crayford Couty
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By #. C. Shingledecker
Harry Spicer
Harry Smith
Thomas Ewing
Boy Scouts of America
Roop
Denise
America
Maine
California
Oil City
J. J. Karns
Hassan
Perry Hospital Ausility
Weluek
Ylaeen Nad Lea
Youn Druoarst
Ames & CO
Patrick Henry
Oil City Trust Company
Bell
Corry Milling& Supply CO
West Washington Street
College Women's Club
W. R. Farsin
Youngsvill
C.F
Beecham’s
Beecham
F. C. B. Corry
Peak Products Co
W. H. McGranahan
V. Pres
E. E. Guignon
Coats
Dresvou
Adler’ Silke
Corie
N. Cohen & Sons
Maus
William Barry
Cleverland
Thy City
Hurry
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
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