Burglars Busy at Hydetown Visit Three Local Sites
Hydetown residents report burglaries Monday night at three locations: the Hydetown post office in the P I station, Newton’s Billy station near the main R I crossing, and a filling station north of the Old Greek bridge owned by the Oil Creole Refining Co. Intruders pried doors, searched for money, leaving papers scattered. only small cash and minor items taken. Garrie Aller left for Chautauqua, N Y to spend several weeks.
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Primry
Chai
P. I
Newton
Biliy
Greek Bridge
Oil Creole Refining Co
Jerome Moradden
Gil Creek
atHuseum
County borrows $90 000 finance move approved
Ree county commissioners approved a loan of 90000 Tuesday to cover a debt run 50000 deep. The note was signed by Joseph Regap Allan Macbean and Charles Davis and will be sent forward. Controller Harvey Willis announced a renewed six month loan of 1000 with First National Bank.
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Ree County
Colting CO
Philadelphia
Joseph Regap
Allan Macbean
Charles Davis
Sme
Harvey Willis
First National Bank
State treasurer reports July 1 balance at 79 million
Harrisburg reports the Commonwealth starts the month with 79,316,028 in the State Treasury. June receipts reached 14,509,854 while payments totaled 15,919, BAT. The general fund opened at 60,814,37% and the motor fund stood at 12,023,835, well below last year’s level by over 14,000,000.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Motor
moLor
Dancing Party at Corry Country Club
An annual Taiepen dente Day dancing party is planned at the Corry Country Club. The event invites all club members to attend the evening gathering, one of the holiday features at the club.
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Corry Country Club
Sherticies
Ureneewn Wee Qurqisi
Corry
Tily
Jamestown raid seizes beer and equipment
Prohibition agents raided a Jamestown brewery at 48 Water Street confiscating about $6,000 in beer and equipment, arresting eight men, and halting operations as officials touted the strike as a major enforcement victory. The raid was the city’s first since the prohibition office moved to Buffalo on June 1. John P. Johnson and Joseph B. Holcomb led the operation. In Washington, 16 new air mail routes were announced to boost U S air transportation miles.
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Jamestown
Prohibition
Water Street
Buffalo
John P. Johnson
Joseph B. Holcomb
Washington
Post Office Department Today
United States
Beaverdam Vicinity Notes On Family Visits And Local Events
A Beaverdam area roundup reports visits among residents with Olean trips, hospital news, and family gatherings. Richard Eugene Protter was born at Corry hospital, plus many calls to and from Proctor, Bowen, and Lyons families. A farm meeting, camp gathering, and a 4th of July event in the Mark Smith grove are noted with expected turnout.
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Beaverdam
Pau
Smith
Ruth
Olean
Walter Proctor
Cagh Smith
Betty
Louise Smith
Henry Harrison
R. Lyons
Ray Sustick
South Dayton
Sustick
Neil Estes
Arbuclde
Harry Bowen
Buffalo
Bert Bowen
Clayton Proctor
Lee Proctor
Jesse Whitney
H. D. Whitney Priday
State College
Opal
Earl Sturels
War
Will Tanner
Ons
Howard Bloss
Chive Lewis
Jamestown
Dan Messenger
Joe McClelland
Joe Meclelland
Alton Mesawiger
Glenwood Parc
Anion Tanner
Johildren
Hiram
Henry
Warren
Sturgis
Charles Bowen
JW. Hodge
Leon Proctor
Corey Hospital Iriday
Dan Bowen
Corry
Chyim Proctor
Kese W
Proctor
Proctorville
Mark Smith Grove
Farm Boys Camp in Erie County Set to Open Aug Twenty Fourth
The Erie County Agricultural Extension Association announces a Farm Boys Camp near North Girard starting at noon Monday August 24. Boys aged 14 to 18 may attend at a cost not exceeding six dollars. supplies are minimal. Last year’s attendees enjoyed themselves and return this year with friends from nearby counties Warren Crayford. Contact TH. Patton at the Court House, Erie Pa, to arrange participation.
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Erie County Agricultural Extension Association
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Warren
Crayford
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TH. Patton
Court House
Eric Pa
Ani
Hua
Mutated text item stirs local confusion in 19th century issue
A garbled OCR fragment reports a public notice or brief item from the era. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the snippet hints at a community notice involving a person and a location, likely triggering local interest or confusion.
Fragmented Scribbles From a Derailed Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person and place in a disjointed line with uncertain names and terms. It lacks clear event, date, or concrete details to establish a reportable item.
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Beaverdam Vicinity
Clayton Prostar
Ralph Lewis
Alton Peterson
Gayl Brocton
Hic Uh Henty
Wille Warner
Croosman
Paw Hanish
Leon Palmer
Howard Palmer
Cantholita Lake
EA. Lyona
Can Proctor
Arley Lee
Donation Hill
Amos Tanner
H. D. Whitney
Gale Pleasantt
Erie County
Assa
North Girard
U.S.A
Chesterfield
Bedey
Nedsurer
Ellen
Bounty Common Pleas
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Kate Sm
Rudy
Wabc Bowwell
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