James H Humphrey Buried After Funeral Service
The funeral for James H. Humphrey was held at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Elder A J Robbins officiating. Bearers included Herman and Merritt Ryan and Carl Titch as many relatives and friends attended from Union City and nearby towns. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with attendees from Pittsburgh Washington DC Youngsville North East and Cambridge Springs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Humphrey
Bracken-Keating
A. J. Robbins
Western Pennsylvania
Seventh Day Adventist Church
C. B. Green
B. F. Koch
Columbia Union Conference
Russell Moore
Moore
Aere Herman
Merritt Ryan
Cecil
Milton Humphrey
Stiles Sparling
Carl Titch
Pine Grove Cemetery
Union City
Henry Dewey
Joseph Lilley
Lenore Bowles
Ray Lilley
Virginia ‘Lilley
Carl Weed
B. Kwapinski
G. H. Eastman
Herman
Elder Green
Elder Robbins
Pittsburgh
Elder Koch
Washington, D. C
Milton Brown
Youngsville
T. M. Butler
North East
Silas Ryan
Lillie Kline
Eliza Ryan
Cambridge Springs
L. ©. Stevens
Springboro
Twenty Years Ago as Taken From Journal Files Jan 28 1933
Cory enjoyed spring like weather with temperatures in the sixties, among the warmest for January. Merle Israelson scored 242 as the Cory Rod and Gun Club beat Meadville Tigers 1155 to 1077 on the local range. Two contagious diseases were reported pneumonia and chicken pox. Chris Dallas plans to open a new restaurant in Titusville after selling the Washington Lunch. A tanning industry to process sheepskins will be built in Spartansburg, Osmo Tanning and Manufacturing Company, moving from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Israelson
Corry
Meadville ‘Tigers
Israelson
Chris Dallas
Washington
North Center
Washington Streets
Titusville
Osmo Tanning and Manufacturing Company
Spartanshurg
Cleveland
$65,000 Damages Sought Over Sinclairville Shooting
Attorneys for Bernice Barger and her husband Michael filed a $65,000 damages claim against the Village of Sinclairville over the December 14 shooting by Alfred Randazzo, then Sinclairville police chief, alleging negligent hiring. Barger was shot at Mike's and Al's restaurant in Gerry and treated at Jamestown General Hospital. Randazzo is free on a $10 bond awaiting grand jury action on first degree assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Gail E. Darling
Jamestown General Hospital
Rantasto
Sheriff's
Sinclairville
Bernice Barger
Fredonia
Alfred Randaz~zo
Advertising Rates and Contact Details for Themed Press
Advertising rates are outlined with mailing options and display deadline. The item lists representative offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and notes subscription and mailing terms. It mentions post office registration in Corry Pennsylvania and pricing for mail subscriptions and single copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Journa Ey Ee
Tuc
Eimball
Restos
Avenue
New York
Anise ‘Square
Chicago
Bond
Detroit
Amber
Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Corry
Carrer
News conferences help presidents stay connected with public
A president should answer what he can and say no comment when needed. News conferences prevent isolation and allow public reaction through reporters. They help the president pump ideas to the people and let the public quiz decisions and intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houky Evening Journal
KOHRE
bnivAy
Korea
Deputy shoots woman after quarrel. officials revoke police posts
Randazzo claims bullet misfired during a suicide attempt while the victim served his arm after a quarrel. He has lost his Sinclairville deputy badge and job. The village board revoked Albert Nusé’s police chief appointment after suspending him. Mayor Blanchard suspended Nusé a day after his appointment as officials awaited grand jury action. Four applicants for police chief were interviewed in a three hour session, appointment deferred pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randazzo
Sinclairville
Albert Nusé
Henry Blanchard
Nuse
Ike to Continue News Conferences, End Rumors
The report notes President Eisenhower will hold regular news conferences like Roosevelt and Truman. Early missteps may shadow his approach, but advisers expect him to maintain dialogue with reporters while weighing questions carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Associated Press
James Marlow
White House
Henry Wallace
Ove
Wallace
Analysis of 1952 labor leaders deaths and murder mystery in New York area
A scientific report on the remains of Mrs Louise McQuay, a 41 year old mother of seven missing weeks, is expected today in Ripley New York near the state line. County DA Edward O'Connor and Coroner Fred Mattison say no new evidence yet. pathologist Dr F Wells Brison will present results. Rita Hayworth seeks divorce from Aly Khan in Reno with daughter Princess Yasmin set to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayvills
Louise McQuay
New York State Line
Ripley, N.Y
Edward O'Connor
Chautauqua County
Fred Mattison
F. Wells Brison
Rita
Reno
Nev
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Yus
Renu
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Cory
Sinclairville Village Board
Uehheck
U.S
East of Eden
John
Burma
Charlie Chaplin
London
Navy
Uame Famence Valera
Isenhower
Niederriter’s
DIXIE
WBE
Death Valley
News Caravan
Hannel
Niederriter
Kids and Co
Space Patrol
Tappan
Philco
NORGE
Youngstown
Franz
Citizens National
National Thrift Week
Sunbeam Egg Cooker
Sunbeam Drink
Franklin Vac
Pennsylvania
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Cri
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