Local Residents Travel and Visit Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Moran visited with Mas Camp's parents and Mrs Sorte planned a trip to Union City to spend May with her daughter. Mina Terry spent the weekend with relatives and returned to work in Ellethid morning. Arthur Grady and John Gray returned to their homes after weekend visits. Eleanor Colegrove, in Cleveland for her mother at Reed Brothers, returns home this evening.
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Sorte
Union City
Theodore Treat
Mort
Chartess
Mina Terry
Elle
Arthur Grady
Rome
John Gray
Esse
Eleanor Colegrove
Cleveland
Reed Brothers Millinery
Lightning Fells Tank After 1000 Barrels Crude Oil Fire
A lightning bolt struck a Superior Oil Works tank Saturday morning, igniting about 1000 barrels of crude oil and causing $10,000 in damage. No injuries were reported as firefighters fought the fire and transferred liquid to other reservoirs. Nearby tanks contained 5000 barrels of ironwine and a smaller tank held grain alcohol, with water pumps aiding drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Supreior Oil Works
Bolt
Superior Oil Works
Visit to Meadville Prompts Brief City Tour
Miss Iithel Boljer and Mac Gates toured the city with Mrs W P Thorpe this afternoon before returning to West Bridgewater. Mrs FS Henson also traveled from Warren this afternoon after visiting relatives in the city, accompanying her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Joupdet
Meadville
Iithel Boljer
Mac Gates
W P. Thorpe
West Bridgeh Water
Henson
Fi Warren
Sinter
Personal mentions visiting in Mayville and nearby cities
Mayville saw a steady flow of visitors and departures over the weekend. James Hand returned to Pittsburgh after visiting his sisters Miss Margaret Hand and relatives. B Wetherbee left for Columbus. Mrs Nell Blackman heads to Columbus for a few days. Mrs Carrie Bakerini travels to Clymer for her sister Albert Bakerini’s funeral. The list extends to visitors from Lorain Ohio and Erie, as well as trips to Sherman, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Jamestown, and St Paul as several locals spend time with family and attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mayville
James Hand
Fie
Margaret Hand
Hoyd Black
Pittsburgh
B. Wetherbee
Columbus
van Tassel
Nell Blackman
F. WW. Miller
Lorain
City
Triscuit
Carrie Bakerini
Clymer
Albert Bakerini
Lay
Rosaie Gilson
Ashfamiay
Sherman
Nan Lynch
Marion Street
Branklin
Robert Kramer
Erie
Hig
Slaughter
Phina Kramer
Hame
William Barry
Florente Mahoney
Cleveland
Hoovier
Helen Hoovier
Uhangst
Florence Barry
Barry
Watam Berry
Frante Barry
Buffalo
Agnes Drescher
Jamestown
Hichester
Butters
East Wayne Stréet
St. Paul
Mins
Carlton Curtis
Eugene Milder
West Pleasant Street
Vets King
B. Carr
Florente Irwin
Waterford
D. W. McGraw
Frank O'Day
Titusville
Virgina Dewey
Nones
Exhume Olson body in Miclintock probe
Chicago court orders exhumation of Dr Ostay Nelson in connection with the death of millionar e orphan William McClintock. Judge Harry Olson presides in the Municipal Court probe. testified evidence points to motive by William C Shepherd, alleged to be jealous of Olson’s stake in McClintock’s fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ostay Nelson
William McClintock
Honaire
Olean
MoClintock
Chilf
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
William C. Shepherd
Erie Switchman Killed in Yards at Jamestown
Erie railroad switchman Frank Charles Wilcox, 32, was instantly killed Saturday night when run over by a freight car near Hopkins Avenue outside the International Casement Co. plant. Coroner and railroad detective investigate. cars were being switched nearby. Wilcox had worked as a railroad hand about twelve years and recently changed companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Frank Charles Wilcox
Erie Railroad
Hopkins Avenue
International Casement Co
Wilcox
Garrity
B. F. Ilston
Bert Rush
Wiles
Tle
Blackstone Manufacturing Co
Death of Mrs. Charles Auer
Death notices report Mrs May W Anée wife of Charles A Ager died at Corry Hospital after a three week illness and two major operations. Born October 18 1801 in Sagaya Falls Ohio she moved to this city 45 years ago and lived here since. She was a devout Christian and active Presbyterian and a charter member of the Rebekah Lodge. Survived by her husband her mother Mrs G Waters and four children G Le Auer Walter Aver Ruth Auge and Mrs Curry Spicer. Funeral at 10 East Compress Street with Rev J A Blackin officiating burial in Pinegrove cemetery. Rebekah lodge to conduct graveside services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Wats
May W. Anée
Charles A. Ager
Corry
resAuer
Corey Indy
Auer Wats
Suyahoga Falls
Ohio
Ube
Auer
Huving
Mrs. Gay
Waters
Cuyahoga Fars
G. le Auer
Walter Aver
Ruth Auge
Sirs Curry Spicer
Compress Street
Weinischy Afsarpoo
Pinegrove
Rebekal Lodge
Gas fumes prove fatal in Warren home incident
A man identified as Erickson, age 23, was found dead in his room after a gas exposure at a Warren residence. Local authorities, led by investigator Thies, arrived after a missing person report from Mrs Peter Look. Harold Louk discovered the body, prompting a formal investigation into possible gas poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Fels
Oprin
Nowa Warren Courtty Ney Tliperman
Warren
Four Killed At Crossing In Kenosha Wisconsin
Four people including a nun a woman and two children were killed when their car was struck by a North Shore electric train at a crossing in Kenosha Wisconsin. All bodies were badly mangled and the crash prompted a detailed emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Wis
Rep
North Shore
Meadville Youth Shot During School Play
Meadville police and Meadville High authorities plan a full inquiry into the shooting of James Rice 17 son of Mrs. Mary Rice of 333 Poplar Street a well known local youth. He was shot during a play at Meadville High on Saturday night by a fellow student Schimmel. The staged scene involved Rice being shot in a mock slot through the foot with a shotgun that reportedly contained no shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Feb
Igh
James Rice
Mary Rice
Meadville High School
Young Rice
Schimmel
Rice
Batere
Visit Notes Featuring Kora Lipton and Others
Miss Kora Lipton of Ete arrived this afternoon for a visit at the home of Sis G. AElston. Miss Anne O'Fare, who spent Sunday in the city with relatives, left this afternoon for Buffalo. Albert Nels of Kang came this afternoon for a visit as guest of Ji PE Cass and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kora Lipton
Ete
Sis
G. Aelston
Anne O'ffare
Network
Buffalo
Kang
Ji PE
Cass
Fami
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Vernon
Haddon Hall
Charles Majoes
Waldemar
Marshall Neilal
Mary Pickford
Johnny Hines
and Moran
Mas Camp
Ait Mee
Wyak Stowell
Casper
Wye
Corry, Pas
Olson
Grand Theatre
N. Center St
Washington
Wesley Barry
George ON
Wasitt NaGe
George McOhan
Pathe News
Jacqueline Logan
Charles Auer
Lester’s Sale
Lester Shoe CO
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