Jamestown man found not guilty in stolen property case
vor. Frogil Jones of Jamestown was acquitted by a Chau tauqua County jury yesterday on the charge of criminally receiving stolen property. Also noted are local social and event items including music venues at Cabin-In-the Pines and Hubbard's Hall. Obituaries mention Fratk McIntyre of Bradford and Mrs Esther S Thomas, Meadville attorney’s wife, plus a note on missing boys found safe near Franklin and Oil City.
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Frogil Jones
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Cabin-In-the- Pines
Corry
L. Watrous
Propriet
United Brethren In
Chitchurch
Hubbard's Hall
French Creek
N. Y
Allan Hasbrouck
Keystonians
Teh
Esther 5. Thoms
Allert L. Thomas
Meadville
Loys
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Oil City
Clarke. Benton
Tidbute
Bradford
Elmer C
Carrier Post 365
American Legion
Joe Shupenis
Jeffersom
Paul Bedford
Frantin
George E. Laindy
Marriage of Clinton Smith and Nettle Bailey at Clymer
Clinton Smith of Union City and Nettle Bailey of Cory married in Clymer North Carolina on June 9. They reside with Smiths near Olly, awaiting future plans and noting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith as relatives.
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Clinton Smith
Union City
Nettle Bailey
Cory
Clymer
N. C
Simith
Paul Smith
Tion ‘Olly
Umpires Named for All Star Game in Boston
July 5 1920 Kenesaw Mountain Landis appointed four umpires for the Boston all star game. William J. Stewart and John Reardon were chosen for the National League, with William Summers and Louis Rolls selected for the American League.
Corry Prepares Quiet Fourth With Local Fun Planned
Hundreds of Corry residents will travel for the Fourth as the city holds a quiet celebration. Businesses close for Independence Day while stores stay open tonight. A late afternoon Corry Falconer baseball game at Aero Park and theater programs offer main attractions. Nearby towns and cities draw visitors, including Findley Lake Canadohta Chautauqua, Whiren Celoron Campbridge Springs and Chicago Pittsburgh games. Many will drive to Cleveland for the Great Lakes Expo.
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Corry
Corty
Storea
Falconer
Aéro Park
Findley Lake
Canadohia
Chautauqua
Whiren
Celoron
Campbridge Springs
Cleveland
Corr
Bride awaits Madcap Zioncheck in Seattle
In Seattle Rubye Louise Zioncheck, wife of Rep Marion A Zioncheck, slipped into the city while he was held for observation. She went to the Zioncheck bungalow in the university district to await his Milwaukee train arrival later today. The bride had been missing amid a warrant sworn by Zioncheck’s former landlady Mrs. Benjamin B. Young.
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Sam Spicer
Columbus
Spicer
Corry
David A. Dennison
Olean
Leroy Milner
Franklin
Leroy
Wrightsville
Round
Eleanor Smith
McCray
Concord Township
Miss Smith
Agnes Lee
Free Methodist Episcopal Church
Union City
J. Lewis Arnold
Seattle
Wash
Union City High School
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Harvey IM Willis
County
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Glenwood Zoo
Eric
District Zoo
Oil City
Hubbards Place
French Creek
N. Y
Thomas W. Moynes
American Locomotive Company
Dunkirk
Westfield
Highway Patrol
New York State
William P.tolley
Allegheny
Moge
Mea Iville
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roy Luce
North Hast
Iriver
William King
Lawrence Parg
Route 20
Harborcreek
Carlos F. Heidrick
Pennsylvania
Wentucky
Brookville
Seateln
Marion A. Zioncheck
Rubye Louise Zioncheek
Zioncheck
Benjamin 8
Young
William Nadeau
Congress Mat
University District
Milwaukee
Shooting Throws League in Turmoil
The article reports a tumult at a league assembly when a speaker named Lux fired a shot to attract attention to the plight of Jews in Germany. Delegates reacted with alarm as the assembly was disrupted, while foreign ministers discussed suspending sanctions against Italy over the Ethiopia invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenol
League
Lux
Germany
Armindo Monteiro
Workiguese
Italy
Ethiopia
Danzig
Jean Harlow the Blonde Star Legally Renamed
A Los Angeles court records show actress Jean Harlow converting her stage name to her legal name, changing from Harlean G. Carpenter Rosson. The move formalizes her professional identity and continues public recognition of the film icon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harlow
Cereen Star
Harlean Gatpenter Rosson
Los Angeles
Cental Diese
FLOGGINGS DEFENDED NIGHT RIDERS RAPPED
Bare-footed farmer preacher George H Hunt argues against the night riders methods yet defends their actions saying vigilantes fogged 18 people including four women today. He asserts he is not a night rider and condemns the lashings proposed as punishment while claiming victims deserved punishment for going to Seth. Hunt tends a 30 acre berry and tobacco farm between his five pastorates in Columbus county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrelle
Compton United Press
Watueville
N.C
George H. Hunt
Andy Whiteville
Sabin
Hunt
Seth
Columbus County
Funeral attendance noted for several city residents
Mrs Anistin Dempsey and others attended funeral services for Mrs Useil Gougette, with attendees including Mrs Addi Suppersburger Mrs L W Shepard Mrs Delia Kightlinger and daughter Mrs Clarence Mixer and Mr and Mrs Harry Weicht among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anistin Dempsey
Addi Suppersburger
L. W. Shepard
Delia Kightlinger
Clarence Mixer
Harry Weicht
Jerry Sullivan
Mayme Downs
Useil
Agnes. Gougette
Titusville
Thura
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Els
Fratk McIntyre
Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Batley Circus
Ashtabul Hotel
Garland Inn
Ed Harvey
Will J. Wilcox
N. Center Street
John Berdine
Warren Soumity
Jamestown General Hospital
Mathilda Mead
Youngaville
Warren General Hospital
Lowell S. Langworthy
Warren
Douglas G. Kropf
Buffalo
Mire Station
Spencer's On Mills
Michael Bolerata
Baby
R. D
Corry Hospital
Warren Gotham
West Church Street
Corry ‘Hospital
Arthur C. Haibach, Inc
George Bond
Te Golden Eafe
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harry Huttner
Evie
Bond
Netta
Aspésios
Jan
Loblaw
N. Center
Glendak
Macic
Lic Ib
Nasts
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