Two Men Die After Walking Along Pittsburgh Railroad Tracks
Two men were killed while walking along railroad tracks in the Pittsburgh district. George T Sharpnack, 41, of Forward township, was killed instantly by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train in Jefferson township. John Holahan, 41, of Pittsburgh, a Laughlin mill worker, died after being struck while waiting on a narrow gauge line at the company plant in Second Avenue. The coroner's report details the fatalities and lists additional visitors from Ridgway staying with Mrs. E Hilson.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Railrad
George T .Sharpnack
Forward Township
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jefferson Township
John Holahan
Jones Gmd Laughlin
South Side
Second Avenue
Well Known Union City Couple Weds
Union City Ja 2 A beautiful wedding took place Thursday morning at eight oclock in St Teresa s Catholic church when Mrs Rosie Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Palmer and James Layden both of this city were united in marriage by Rev Fr John Ring. Weigind s mass was celebrated with Mrs Paul Stone singing Ava Marie at the offertory. Miss Amelia Bryon also sang I Love You Truly with Miss Mary McInerney at the organ. The bride wore white satin and carried roses. Her sister-in-law Mrs Sam Palmer was matron of honor and wore green with a bouquet of pink flowers. The groom was attended by his brother Francis Layden. Mr and Mrs Layden will continue to make their home in Union City.
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Union City
Ja. 2
St. ‘Teresa's Catholic
Rosie Palmer
J. M.palmer
James Lay- Aen
John Ring
Weigind
Paul Stone
Ava Marie
Amelia Bryon
Mary McInerney
Sam Palmer
Francis Layden
Layden
Residents visit and travel notes from Corry area
Personal notices list Ernest Schreckengost and Miss Lillian Nelson visiting at Schreckengost home and other relatives in Corry Warren cities. Several residents, including George Miller and Kenneth Jones, return or visit family, while others depart for work or travel. Market notes from a local stock page mix with obituary and funeral-related movements, mentioning several families and local businesses.
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Ernest Schreckengost
Barnes
Lillian Nelson
Warren
Neylot Schreckengost
Margaret Bartholme
North Center Street
B. C
Ruppersberger
Corry
Harry Mooney
Titusville
Roy Meld
Frank P. Litz
Arthur L. Lits
James” Schapina Énd
Winnie Judd Quietly Observes Birthday
Winnie Judd faces potential death penalty in her murder trial as she marks her birthday in jail. Jurors’ illness delays sessions, while prosecutors seek to prove the Arizona defendant shot to death Mrs. Leroi and Miss Sampson. Judd’s father, Rev H J McKinnell, says the family will not celebrate.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Rutin Judd
Court of Superior
Howard Speakman
Arizona
Agnes Anne Leroi
Ime
Leroi
Hedvig Sampson
Judd
Ritchie Backs Ohio Favorite Sons for President
Maryland governor Albert C. Ritchie said he would heartily support any of four Ohio favorite sons for the Democratic nomination. He praised George inviite, Robert Bulkley, James M. Cox, and Newton D. Baker, stating any one of them would provide a good administration. Ritchie plans to address the Ohio Bankers Association in Cincinnati tonight.
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Cincinnati
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Ohio
George Inviite
Robert A. Bulkley
James M. Cox
Newton D. Baler
Ohio Bak ‘Association
Mechanical lung venture aids girl in Pa town
Mechanical lung device used to support a girl in Vandurghift Pennsylvania after a monthlong illness left her needing oxygen since Tuesday night. Firefighters worked four hour shifts since Tuesday night while physicians assess her chance of recovery. The patient is the daughter of Hugh Porter Vanteceritt.
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Vandurghift
Tadly
Sergen
Hugh Porter Vanteceritt
Railroad flagman burned to death in Sumbury accident
A railroad flagman died after a caboose was squeezed between two locomotives at Sumbury Pennsylvania. Two other railroad workers, conductor William Fromm and flagman Wright Ness, were injured with probable skull fracture and other injuries.
Gheen Vievarinenw Pioneers 1837 Throne Plan
Fragmentary note recalls 1837 era politics and youth involvement. Mentions Gheen Vievarinenw and Rivlin with a hint of transportation and Polly erhies. Details are unclear but indicate early leadership and reform themes in a historical setting.
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Gheen
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