Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 19 1926
Clifton M. Howard named superintendent in Venango and Penn Public Service offices succeeding R. Pickup who moves to Mendville. Dogs seized in state licenses raids affecting about fifty animals. bootlegging raids lead to several arrests. Corry fans witness exhibition basketball with Keystone Lad beat Hammermill 19 10. George Washington birthday observed with school events and club programs across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton M. Howard
New Business Department
Venango and
Penny Public Service Corporations
Venango ‘Public Service Corporation
Sweeteding R. 5. Pickup
Mendvlle
Corry
Ieystones
F Matgift
Hammermill
Eric
George Washington
Gaitierligs
Sheridan Seed Plant Destroyed By Fire In Sheridan
Fire gutted the Chauluqua Seed Company plant in Sheridan destroying two story building and more than 1000 seed shipments awaiting shipment. Firefighters saved a truck tractor and a nearby dwelling and barn. damage estimated around 50 000 dollars with seed stock lost and office equipment destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharidan
Chauluqua
Sheridan
Roberts
Sparta Benefit Game and James Northrop Funeral Details
Community notes describe a Sparta benefit basketball game with players including Titan, Pfister, Holford, Buried, and Sheeve to aid servicemen’s banquet planning. Funeral services for James Anson Northrop were held at Torrey Funeral Home with pallbearers named and many out-of-town relatives attending from Ashville, Bradford, and Erie. Additional club meetings and social notices follow, with church and lodge events listed for February and nearby dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orumhansbuku
Paine
Gwason
Mutehinsorie
Ane Wallaed
Titan
Pfister
Peery
Holford
Bparta
James Anson Northrop
Torrey Funeral Home
David
May
Philip Northrop, Jr
Walis Northrop
Dorus Shreve
Gerry Shreve
Neil Scoulen
Gerald Wetherbee
Willys Gleason
Vincet Gleason
John Gleason
Mary Virghl
Ashville
W. A. Northrop
Marjorie Brown
Lily Caps
Gerry
Charles Moran
Wayrie Putnam
Wilms
Bradford
Victor Houghtling
Grand Valley
Ray Houghtlins
Torpedo
Pauline Shreve
Jean Louise Snapp
Erie
George Marsh
Brockton
N.Y
590 Club
Elna Gibeaut
Helen Weidner
Lillian Henton
Jean Bruckné
Jon
Dean Varish
Door Priye
Ruth Farri
Morton Hebekah
Philip Novi
Difficulty of impeaching judges in federal cases
The House Judiciary Committee grapples with how to handle charges against 73 year old Judge Albert W. Johnson of Pennsylvania. A sub committee called him wicked and mendacious but recommended against impeachment. Johnson has withdrawn his pension waiver and asks restoration if removed from the retired list. Some propose Chief Justice appoint a three judge panel to decide, with appeal to the Supreme Court. Four federal judges have been removed by impeachment. others resigned or were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Albert W. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Dze
Pratt
Johnson
House
Senate
Summers
Sumners
Supreme Court
Justice
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Wame
A playful quiz asks seven questions about Hull House founder aviation records armistice Italy Germany war two horses one ship bringing wives and children from Great Britain New Rate Prison succession of de Gaulle interim president American college named for two English mislers and a Pacific Army HQ move from Manila to another city.
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Hull House
Chicago
Thaly
Germany
Great Britain
U.S
New Rate Prison
Charles de Gaulle
France
Pacific Army
Manila
P. 1
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A summary of infant feeding guidance urging milk as primary nutrition and detailing a schedule of complementary foods and supplements. It covers cod liver oil to prevent rickets from two weeks old, juices at one month, eggs at four months, and gradual introduction of cereals vegetables and fruits, with cautions about allergies and tolerances.
Bear Lake Notes Shar Lake Notes February 1
Mrs. Cisra Connell, once a patient at WCA Hospital Jamestown, is home and notably improved in health. Her daughter Ruth Connell of Buffalo returns home to care for her. Mrs. Ella Strong travels to Youngsville for funeral services of her sister-in-law Mrs. Mears. Seward Chandler of Philadelphia visits his mother Mary Barry and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grow visit their parents Glyde Hotchkiss before his U.S. Army posting in Tokyo. Ruth Perkins spends the weekend with relatives in Youngstown Ohio. About 40 relatives attend a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith at their home, with many gifts received.
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Shar Lake
Cisra Connell
W.C.A
Jamestown
Heaith
Ruth Connell
Buffalo
Ella Strong
Youngsville
Mears
Seward Chandler
Philadelphia
Mary Barry
Thomas Grow
Glyde Hotchkiss
U.S
Toleticn
Ruth Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Max Smith
Brothers Admit Involvement In A Series Of Thefts
Two brothers, Robert W. Nelson and Raymond J. Nelson, both of Ceforan, are held for grand jury action on burglary third degree and larceny charges. They allegedly stole a portable power plant, drill press, lathe, and vise from Charles Olson’s farmhouse near Ellery Center and admitted breaking into three camps in Oneville. A shotgun, revolver, and tools were recovered. The suspects waived exam and await grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Nelson
Raymond J. Nelson
Ceforan
Clarence D. Bell
Charles Olson
Ellery Center
Justice of the Peace
A. Roy Perkins
Mayville
Bell
Oneville
Cattaraugus County
Bus Franchise Final Approval Reported by City Council
City Council approves final bus franchise, backs Mayor Kinley on Civil Service Board appointment for Dr Hugh O'Hare to succeed the late Dr W W Graham, and seeks four names for pals department positions. They also direct advertising for a low price 1847 model police car with a generator for charging at low speeds. bids to be opened late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Hugh O'Hare
Civil Service Board
W. W. Graham
Palse
Ety
Martin
Ruggles Park Property Sold at Canadohta
The sale of Ruggles Park property at Canadohta involves Tin ion City Ful 19 Blane Smith Rupiles Park Caladoltar Lake and Union Oil executive Bernard Wellman. The deal covers the site of a service station and related holdings for years, with leases including a restaurant, grocer, bingo, and boat and car facilities.
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Tailore Ts
Shell
O.W. Hincken
Mrs. Boe Gene Powers
Corry, R. D
Sparta
James Northrop
Anos Lotver
In-Luw
Annor North
Myg
Keli Mivhote
LL Sioadwilh
Mis
Davieh
Mise Huta
Juhi
Howard Orton
Orton Hams
Wisterford
Janet Tillotson
Mire
Winther Winihl
James Bell
Gorey
Jaliets
Myrtle Rites
Fellowship of
Tadeperrteil Baptists
Corey Pus Rup- Wil
Puesiiag
Serview
Baldwinn Gompel Tabernacle
Cobb's Corners
Methodist
Fulbelle Rose
Mars
Sylvie Morris
Lnard
Crusade For Christ
Bartigan Newton
Prank Newton
Predonia
Doe Nuvionley
Tuntly
Burn County
Guniday
Weal
Springfield Hipharid Gryde Schoah Pvt
Hamaker
Albee Lash
Lott
West Buen
Juliedl
Lyall
EE Buttes Pojon
AML
Ehussen
Moniny
Paltee
Luni G. Minekey
Milan
MA Mayville
Platytit
Itedeel
Drimbruy
Degen
Gemonsind
Allin
P Olnor
Dmevervarren
Fhi Riess
Hair Qader Company
Tnt
Bethane
ANU Groye Convent
Sina
Ene
Stuart
T.S. Kelsey
O.D. Optometrist
Center St
Bours
Kayetone ‘VonCise
Riask Sumi Street
Dial
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Baby
Bear Lake
Uncle Harry Rex Theatre
Wennesday
Federal Deposit Insurance CO. Ieee
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Lindsley Pharmacy
Loblaws
Florida
Texas
Bruce’s
Ontario
Lanston’s
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