Armpigeed Youth Case and Wound Update Nineteen
Wasly Burrows ten years old faced a statutory eliaree in Chautausa County court yesterday as a nine fool ol Mint girl was alleged Viti. A decision in the case was held four fair a few das. In Glenn Gurneck a cutting affray last week drew attention from attending physicians at the early jail. Fourteen clamps were retired when the wound was first closed. Friends in the city mourn Walter Smith who died Sunday in Erie. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Erie. C H Andrews has recovered to resume duties at the National Bank. J A Martin hosted the Opportunity Chair meeting with Lena Merker and Mrs. Walter Auer at Second Avenue amid games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasly Burrows
Chautausa County
Walter Smith
Erie
Smith
Thomas Smith
Terry
C. H Andrews
East South Street
National Bank
Tite
J. A Martin
Lena Merker
Walter Auer
Second Avenue
Corry area buys and sales and public notices blend
Local ads list butter maple sugar and apples from Will J Wilcox while promoting delivery. Public notices include road funds and forest development figures, plus town items about utilities, auctions, and local society events with multiple names and places in Corry and Warren Pennsylvania.
Fund Raised For College Hall Reconstruction In Mercersburg
A relief effort grows for the burned College Hall in Mercersburg Pennsylvania where a temporary classroom building is to be erected for reopening on January 25. Donations from students alumni and parents total several thousand dollars with no formal fund drive yet launched. The old hall suffered about 500000 in losses and debris clearance was completed yesterday as construction materials awaited arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prin
Body of Thomas Ctowe Brought for Interment in City
The body of Thomas Ctowe who died in Atlantic City was brought to the city this morning. It was taken to his brother Charles Crowe's residence on Big West Pleasant Street. The widow and brother Mr Lawson of New York City accompanied the body. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9:20 at St Thomas Church. The body will lie in the mausoleum until weather permits interment at St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Will J. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
IU. &. Départment of Agricuture
California
New Hampshire
Clyde D. Wilcox
Count von Crochla
Ringstrasse
Duffee
Degelia
Bradford
Curtis &Curtis
Mole
Petroleums
Taykins Hollow
D. H.K. Raman
R. E. Brady
Guy Gates
Maccabee Hall
New York Central Railroad Company
State Department of Highways
MehKean
Keating
Pres de Ross
Swallow Clifs
W. O. W. Hall
Cle
Cluty
Ralph McCord
North East
Corry Hospital
Marguerite Rathbunay
E. Messenger
R. Perkins
J. [Rane
Aiis Walters
Youngstown
A. WV. Harrington
West Washington Street
H_A_ Post
Emman- Fuel Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Pine Grove
Guy Raymondi
Corey L Hospital
Gibson Curtis
Warren
Clark Nelson Tiere
Lyle Rowe
Francis Coates
Coates
Thos J. Cummings
Dunkirk
St. Mary's Church
Cummings
Crawford County
State Armory
Meadville
Mullville
George B Wetmore
E. Wetmore
G. A. Ri ‘Hall
Lambert Mast
Philadelphia
Wetmore
John Saltsmal
Lieutenant Wetmore
G. W. McPherson
HP Lath
Soni
Cal
A Wheelock
Wetmbre
Arthur Boorman
Octaway
Chautauqua County
Westfield
Guae
Thomas Ctowe
Atlantic City
Charles Crowe
Big West Pleasant Street
Mr. Lawson
New York City
Chaplin Divorce Suit Sparks Sensation in Hollywood
Los Angeles January 11 Charles Chaplin's estimated 10 million fortune faced injunction as Liza Grey Chaplin sues for divorce alleging cruelty misconduct seduction and public humiliation She seeks custody of their two children Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr and Sydney Chaplin and support and legal fees amid the scandalous case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Mesaca
Ater
Charles Spencer Chap- Tin
Tra
Sidney Ark Chapin
Farmers May Soon Hitch Up Wind For Generating Electricity
Washington reports the Agriculture Department predicts farmers will generate electricity from wind soon. A government wind velocity study finds 10 miles per hour suffices to charge batteries, with five charges every two to three days keeping batteries in good condition under average conditions. Wind power is stronger in winter, aiding charging. Further tests and related notes are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred
Jemima
Cockranton
Eng
SWIFT
N. Center St
Henderson and Geiger
J. W. Lambing
W. Park Place
G. S. Peck
Horn
R. H. H. Club
Raymond
Superior Dry Cle Co
Taft
Missionary Society of the U. Hi Church
Charles Kepple
Eaglesireat
College Hall
Mercersburg Academy
Manhattan
Sam Jacobson & Co
Federal Reserve Bank
United Pris
Nellie Rochelle
Mee Jenks Renskers
Clymer
Brocton
Dhe Schumaker
Meorge Keefe
D. Smith
Meouton
Lillian Guild
Mirich
J.a.lanston
N, Center St
Hone
Cretonne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!