Death claims J E Colegrove
John Colegrove died at 3 o'clock this morning after several months illness. He was son of Washington and Laura Walton Colegrove. Survived by sister Mrs Eugene Burlingame and three daughters Mrs Ernest Graf of Buffalo New York Mrs Harry L Vetter of Snyder New York and Mrs Cyrus L Buell of Webster New York eight grandchildren and one great grandson. Services at Alexander & Co funeral chapel at 2 pm Sunday Lawn Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Henry Ostrowski of Corry were visitors last night.
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John Winmen ‘Colegrove Wen
Washington
Laura Walton Colegrove
Fugene Burlingame
Ernest Graf
Buffalo
Harry L. Vetter
Snyder
Cyrus L. Buell
Webster
Alexander & Co
Lawn Cemetery
Death of Mrs G E Richards in Denver
Ward reports the death of Mrs Jessie Bowman Richards wife of G I Richards at her Denver home on January 11 after a month long illness. A Corry native born fifty seven years ago she was well known locally. The bowman Bow man family note two sons Carlisle Dick and George Richards of Denver, sister Mrs G A Shea of Corry, brother Carlisle S Bowman of Erie. Funeral services and burial are planned in Denver Monday. Mr and Mrs A J Studd visited fire this morning.
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Ward
Corry
Jessie Bowman Richards
G. 1. Richards
Penver
Colo
Mis. Richards
Columbus
Denver
Carlisle
George Richards
G. A. Shea
Carlisle S. Bowman
Erie
Denyer
Roosevelt on motor trip through Maryland
President Roosevelt set out on a motor journey through Virginia and Maryland with only his secret service guard. He left the White House after a conference with Philadelphia utilities expert H. Liversidge. The trip focused on discussing the general utilities policy aimed at lowering rates.
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United Press
Washington
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Virginia
Maryland
White House
H. &. Liversidge
Philadelphia
Liverside
Keon
Four Killed in New Mek Church Outbreak
By Umitea Frees Mexico City Jas 12 three hundred men women and children barricaded in their parish church fought police and firemen in a gunfight that left four dead and fourteen wounded. Authorities say the clash stemmed from a dispute involving the government and the Roman Catholic church with police expelling a priest from the Church of the Holy Ghost in Tacuhaya suburb.
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Umitea
Mexico City
Jas
San Catholic Church
Church of the Holy Ghost
Tacuhaya
Youngstown Steel Operations Increase
Youngstown steel mills report Monday operations at 29 percent of capacity, up two points from this week. Managers say production will rise with more furnaces melting, despite prior years showing much higher capacity use.
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United Press
Youngstown
Yedrako
Tigo
Nash
Notable Visitors In Columbus Evening Trio Appears
Frank T. Babbitt and WN Christen son visited Columbus on the first evening, accompanied by Charles Simpson who is recovering from serious injuries.
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Frank T. Babbitt
WN. Christenson
Columbus
Charles Simpson
Visit highlights regional social notes and moves
Personal mentions detail Del Gueger's weekend trip to Olean and relatives' visits, including Lieut and Mrs Bogart from Pensacola, Dr C R Larson from Erie, and multiple locals traveling for business and funeral services. The item notes social arrivals, short trips, and family connections across Meadville and nearby towns, with several names and places cited. It ends with a brief note on Edgar P Thieseen claiming Wisconsin’s youngest bandmaster title.
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Don Gueger
Olean
Frank A. Bogart
Pensacola
Minnie Bogart
C. R. Larson
Erie
North Center Street
Sam Eayes
Oates
Tex
William Jowason
Chattaroosa
Tenn
J. W. & A. P. Howard Co
Pleads Guilty For His Brother At Jamestown
Jamestown January 12. Michael Olivier, 24 of 847 Allen Street, pleaded guilty in City Court before Judge Alen Bargar to violating the Alcohol Beverage Control Laws and faces jail time. Charles Olivieri, 345 Allen Street, was found guilty by a jury of the same charges. Olivier admitted innocence for his brother and was fined 150 dollars with four months in Monroe County Penitentiary. Assistant Corporation Counsel James Hughes led the prosecution.
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Tamestown
Michael Olivier
Allen Street
Alen
Bargar
Charles Olivieri
Curge Targae
Jsenteno
Tmis
Cas
Nuni
Science
Iis
Samuel C. Alesisi
Olivieri
Michael
Monroe County
James 4. Hughes
Scientist claims decade longer life at Pittsburgh convention
Lynn Stone announces at a Scientists' Convention in Pitts burgh that people can gain ten years of life by eating a tot or spinach. The ad then markets cheap glasses, eye exams, and precision-ground lenses to correct defects, urging parents to send children for specialized eye attention.
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Lynn Stone
Pittsburgh
New Selling Drops Stocks In Mixed Market Activity
New York stock prices slumped as investors grew cautious on January 12 1988. Major averages drifted to new lows for the year while some sectors showed mild support including motor values and steels holding steady amid a broad sell off. Several notable names such as American Tobacco Pacific and General Motors appeared in the closing tape with varied fractional losses and gains.
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Uniou Mess
New York
Gos
Amiericad Candy
American Locomotive Ress
American Smelteys Vo
American T & T
Anweonda Oe
Ieeeese Ee
Atlantic Feflaing
Auburr
Peu Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Cangilian Pacific
Chipsey Seers Steeeers
SBM
Columbia Gas -1
Continental Can Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
Sciency
General Wleethesss
Six Legged Frog Found in Modesto Contenders Leaping
A six legged frog was discovered in Modesto California approaching the local leaping championship. Donald Lari found the amphibian through an irrigation ditch and reports it has all legs and may be championship material for frogdom.
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Modesto
Cal
Donald Lari
Daytona Beach rendezvous ends in new pact and departure
In Kay, Pete, and Spike's Daytona Beach conference, Harrow softens claims, distances Kay from danger, and proposes a northern plan. Pete agrees to join Kay in New York, while Spike remains wary, and the group prepares for a joint trek toward Jacksonville and beyond as Kay contemplates a fresh life.
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Kay
Daytona Beach
Pete
Spike
Harrow
Kay Fares North in Stormy Playwright Bond
Kay leaves Daytona with Pete Harrow and Spike for Manhattan. On the Jacksonville train she recalls Florida life, then flies to Atlanta and beyond in a forward move. They discuss the Warren play Storm in the North and its haunting, strong style as Boris Warren’s work continues.
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Pole
Harrow
New York
Greg
Tie
Yves
Jacksonville
Kay
Pete
Tit
Daytona Bedoh
Daytona Beach
Kelly
Florida
Manhattan
Union Station
Beach Gard
Tts
Tani
Spike
Atlanta
Tim
Warren
Salas
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