Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Activity
Clayton Damon returns to Erie to resume work after a weekend with family. Corry visitors include Leon Cable and Carl Sickler. Many residents spend weekends with relatives in Warren, Union City, and Youngstown. Social events feature Mrs Damon hosting boys and teacher Miss Reed, and the W U T U meeting at Lena Jackson’s home with papers on prohibition.
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Spring Cree
Clayton Damon
Erie
Wilson, Sickle
L. Campbell
Leon Cable
Carl Sickler
Corry
Carl Donaldson
Billie
George Buettner
Lena Jackson
R. D. McKelvey
Yistor
Bernard Porter
Brie
Sears Raemick Co
A. B. Porter
O. F. Golen
Chilsian
Annie Crane
B. L. Campbell
Morrs Piuncia i
Don Miller
Thomas Smith
Sol Bred
Youngstown, O
Gleve Damen
Co. A. Strong
Warren Q
Sean Cable
Bessie Johnson
Warren
Hilmer Fugett
Donna Clark
A. Jackman
Edna Whittman
Elwin Henton
Carry
Gladys Harris
Clarencer
Colin Clarke
H. Clarke
Glenn Donald
Charle
Paul Stone
Union City
Mie
Hiarl"Hasbrouck
Myrna
Waller DeJeans
Miss Jackson
Garnett
Lois Sichler
Jean
Holmboro
Lyle] Bewley
Ralph Clark
Gerry
Omic
Mes. Clarr
del Brooks
Stowe N. Yu
Julia Brooks
Chester Brooks
LW. Stray
Oil City
Ell Schreekenguat
Frit
Archie Jenks
Youngsville
Harry McBride
Sipe Baptist Ladies Aid
Raymond Harpster
The
Baptist Church
Cassa Buller
C. L. Rexford
Elmer Wright
Evans
Corneautville
Schreckengist
Charles Torrey
Gon
Vernal
Misa Merydeth T Richardson
Elmer, Stover
Glyndon
Centerville
Clifton Torrey
Neil Farrington
Donald
Raymond McBride
Union Cuty
Lawrence McCray
Corry Hospital
Monlay
Howard
McCray
Lars Titus
George Davis
Luther Titus
Robert Davis
Cancer Topic Dominates Surgeons Conference in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on January 24 the American College of Surgeons held open clinics across hospitals as cancer topped the agenda. Dr Burton J. Lee urged focus on early diagnosis and research, warning cancer could be cured only if detected early.
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Annestre
Pittsburgh
American College of Surgeons
Burton J. Lee
New York
Bomb explosion injures hundreds at Chicago hotel
A powerful bomb blast ripped through a Southside Chicago hotel today, injuring hundreds and shattering windows. Cars were damaged as debris sprayed the area. Hilda Hapke, 25, was cut by flying glass. Police blamed Wapute for the attack, and authorities began investigations.
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Viyeu Frees
Chicago
Southside
Hilda Hapke
Pallin
Sparta Boy Describes Flood Perils in Greenwood
Sparta boy Joseph Eastman writes from Greenwood Mississippi about the historic flood. He recalls rain driving the river to flood levels, isolating the city, forcing him to travel by boat for supplies, and piloting his plane to safety in a nearby town. The letter also notes local church activities and social notices as the town copes with rising water and recovery.
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Spartansburg
Joseph
Eastman
Law
Greenwood
Miss
Lower
Mississippi
Mimale Eastman
Green Wood
Tam
Pennsylvania
M. E. Church
Co. Titus
M. B
M. M
C. A. Buxton
Henry Poler
Clevelana
Tyrone
Merrit Harrison
Harrisburg
Ida Lawson
Corry
Harbor Hall
Dorothea Knight
Titusville
Harry Knight
Mary Riley
Mary Doott
Pauline Shreve
Slippery Rock State Normal
Aileen Bindiey
Grand Valley
A. L. Rauscher
Coury
C. A. Bundon
Mabel Howell
Mica Naomi Bryant
Mabel and
Sony Chestnut
Couple in Glenshaw Roadhouse Gas Death Tragedy
In Glenshaw a man identified as 55 year old Thomas Hogencamp died and a woman was taken to Allegheny General Hospital after both were overcome by carbon monoxide from a burning gas stove in a room of a roadhouse. Mrs Emm Wallace, the roadhouse proprietor, said she found them while the stove was burning.
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Jolive
Chorus to Give Concert Here at First Methodist
The Me Falconer Male Chorus performs at the First Methodist Episcopal Church this evening starting at eight. Admission is free with a voluntary offering to support the event. all are invited to enjoy a varied program led by Prof. Charles J. Matvalfe with Richard H. Peterson as accompanist.
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Falconer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas. J. Metesue
Ball V. Johnson
Ball
Mills
H.W. Unger
Kentucky
Oil Producer Patrick Lynch Dies at Oil City
Patrick Lynch prominent oil producer and real estate lumber dealer in Oil City died suddenly at his home 304 Cowell Avenue after a week of illness. He was 54 and long active in the oil industry and local business, recently reported suffering from a throat infection that developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Lynch
Oil City
Cowell Wvanuie
OF City
Vandals Target Antiquities Act Penalties
A 1906 act imposes a 500 dollar fine and possible imprisonment for unauthorized excavation injury or destruction of United States on land under federal control. The law covers ruins monuments and objects of antiquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
French Creek News Notes Residents share visits and ill health
Mrs Vander Schnaft hosted several families in Franch Creek plus visitors from Clymer and Jamestown. Local residents report serious illness of Will Redding and Gibert Vander Schaem, while Warren Whitney delivered potash payments. Trips, hospital notes, and odd finds like old powder horns appear among community notices and friendly exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Gaohe
Vander Schnaft
Tha Legters
Clifford Legters
Little Morris
Mary Legters
Clymer
Henry “Bensink
North East
Franch Creek
E. Hinkley
Sheffield
Charley Reading
Elmar Redding
Ripley
Will Reding
Warren Whitney
Homer Loomis
Albert Bensini
Hannah Beanink
Frank Lawson
Saint Lamers
Jamestown
Lee Stafford
Will Redding
Myrl "Te Winkle
TeWinkle
Cady
Sherman
Pindley Labs
Laura Gleason
Ringneck
Benjamin Warshouse
Will Warnshouse
Edinboro
John Te
Winkle
Leon Warnshouse
Margaret Warnshouse
James Warnshouse
Walford Moro
Garrett Warnshouse
Benjamin Warnshouse
Arkimr Johnson
Vander- Schaait
Gibert
Vander Scheatt
Vander Schaem
Mayville
Lucas Gleason
Kraus
Hamot Hospital
Hazel Jude
Hamtet
James
Georgia
Tennessee
Laurence Berininknd Moter
Glyde Courtwright
Two Workmen Injured As Scaffold Collapses At Erie Station
Jamestown reports serious injuries to carpenters Jobe Gustafson age 82 of 5 Hanford street and John Lundgren age 49 of 129 Colfax street after a scaffold collapse during construction of the Erie station bridge. Both are hospitalized with compound fractures and possible internal injuries. Gustafson fell about thirty feet to the tracks. Lundgren fell onto the island platform. Conditions unclear as hospital reports indicate they are resting and expected.
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Jamestown
Jobe Gustafson
Hanford Street
John Lundgren
Colfax Street
New Erie Station
Jamestown General Hospital
Gustafson
Lundgren
Sland
Henderson & Lincoln Ars
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Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
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