Death notices and local incidents in Union City area
Sunday services for David M Henry 6 in Union City details his death at home and survivors. An Erie region accident involved a 5 year old and horse cultivator near Titusville. another injury update from Hamot Hospital. Local horse show ribbons awarded to No-Bar Riding Club riders. Mrs Bertha Seep Robinson dies in Titusville after long illness, wallpaper store owner. State Police report a two-vehicle crash at routes 88 intersection with minor injuries. Lemuel B Schofield obituary and Philadelphia political figure death. Erie directory distributions and milk price forecast from New York market area. Minor car accident on Lemon Street. store office space move planned. Weather outlook extended to July 10 with hotter days and scattered storms.
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Glenn
Union City
David M Henry
Henry
Water Department
Millie Henry
Doris Frye
Buscehl
Joseph
Law
Tence
Clarence
Bertha Seep Robinson
A. J. Robinson
Titusville
Robinson
Corrs
George F. Chaplin
Eithar
David George
Worthinetoc Pa
Kathleen Thomas
Evelyn J. Anderson
Silver Creek
Thomas
Lemon Street
Anderson Auto
Erie Cyclists Injured in Heidelberg Raceway Race
Five riders were injured in spills during motorcycle races at Heidelberg Raceway near Pittsburgh. Injured were Art Long Vandergrift Pa Johnny Blattner Cleveland Edward Boga Erie Pa Clarence Boggess Erie Pa and Bob Cullen Detroit. Long and Blattner were in fair condition Boga and Boggess were detained for observation. The expert one lap eight mile race was won by Paul Goldsmith St Clair Shores Michigan with a time of 6 42.72.
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Erie
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Heidelberg Raceway
Uriag
Art Long
Vandergrift
Johnny Bluttner
Cleveland
Edward Boga
Clarence Boggess
Bob Cullen
Detroit
Cullenway
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores, Michi
No Relief From Heat Wave Across Wide Regions
The July heat wave covers much of the United States with no immediate cooling. Temperatures rose into the 90s and 100s in the hot belt from Southern California to the Gulf states, stretching from South Dakota to Maine and into Wisconsin and Michigan. Early mornings were in the 70s from South Dakota to Massachusetts.
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California
Wyoming
South Daou
Wisconsin
Michigan
Maine
Takota
Massachusetts
Gulf States
Texas
Emma Christenson Buried at Columbus
The funeral service for Emma Christenson was held at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home in Columbus with Rev. Bradley Lines of Columbus Community Church officiating. Interment followed in West Lawn Cemetery. Bearers were Stephen Jankowski, Paull Suchar, John Rickerson, Frank Schramling, Claude Howells, and Ray Wolford. Attendees included Elmer and Joyce Pearson of Owl City and multiple Christenson family members from Ohio and nearby states.
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Christenson
Bracken Funeral
Bradley Lines
Columbus Community Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Stephen Jankowski
Paull Suchar
John Rickerson
Frank Schramling
Claude Howells
Ray Wolford
Elmer Pearson
Jack
Jack and Joyce Pearson
Owl City
Carl Christenson
Ashta Hula
Carolyn Christenson
Warren, Fa
Tyan Starstrom
Stem Starstrom
Raymond Miller
Elfreida Moore
Jamestown
Anne Christenson
Erie
Rea Bgwlestrom
Olean
Girl killed by stray bullet in Indiana County yard
An 11 year old girl, Lois Mack, was fatally shot in her yard in Veterans Memorial Township near Indiana, Pennsylvania. Authorities say the high powered rifle bullet struck her chest from a distance while she played at home, with the incident listed as an accidental shooting.
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Indiana
Lois Mack
Vintandale
Puliana
Fred
Ancient prescriptions show early chemistry in Mesopotamia
University of Pennsylvania scholar Dr Samuel Noah Kramer notes 4000 year old clay tablets record medical prescriptions using potassium nitrate, table salt, ground snake skin and shell, plus botanicals from seeds and bark. The cuneiform texts reveal a practiced knowledge of odors and botanical elements in ancient Mesopotamian medicine.
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Sylvania
Samuel Noah Kramer
Pennsylvania
Mesopotania
Kramer
State Bank Report Issued by Harrisburg Bank Department
The State Bank Fire Department today issued a call for a statement of the condition of banks under its jurisdiction at the close of business Thursday, June 40. The report must be published.
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ASK State Bank
Harrisburg
State Bank
Fie
Il Biks
18 Emergency Cases Treated At Hospital
Continuum Page One reports 18 emergency cases treated at the hospital. Injuries include a sewing needle puncture to the left index finger of Mrs. William Brooks, and a calf fishhook removal for James Nadolny. Other patients suffered bicycle injuries, fractures, lacerations, sprains, puncture wounds, and head, chest, and elbow injuries from falls and accidents in Spartansburg, Corry, Mead Park, and Westfield areas.
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William Brooks
Sixth Avenue
James Nadolny
Joseph Nadolny
Spartansburg
Garreb Taylor
William Taylor
R. D
Arthur Miller
RD. 4
Corry
Mead Park
Donald ‘Tenpas
Walter ‘Tenpas
Mayville
Clymer Hall
Frank B. Macko
RD. 2
Puttore
Nash Ville
Cory
Saviruy
Anita Young
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Francis Gonser
Paul L. Gonser
Wayne Prather
RD 3
Andrew Paulson
Hamot Hospital
Maple Avenie
No-Bar Riding Club
Pymatuning Saddle Club
Lorrain Clayton
Skipper ‘Bates
John Lawson
Warren
East Columbus
Bath
Lawson
Lemuel B
Schofield
Philadelphia
Leger
Polttcal
Philadelpis
Schofeit
Alee
Wheert
Sanday
Tome
Philadelphis
Orson Graham
Gee
Gifford, Graham
McDonald
Mig
Delray
Beach
Flait
Graham
Ling
Burton Panera
General ‘Telephone Co
C J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Blanford
New York
Tobil
Corry, PA
DIAL
New York City
Palisades Amusement Park
N. J
Carmen Paolillo
Frank Hunt
Emma Christenson
Penn
Davison Funeral Home
East Main Street
Earl_VanGuilder
Ray_ fond avenue
Westfield
N.Y
Margaret Kolaja
S&h
Bank OF Corry
Amatica’s
Aspphire
Aestic
Ford
Byelink Motor Sales
N. Center St
Cong
Great TV
Ford Theatre
WICU
RED TV
Tige
Red Sox
New Yo
Sen Zain Bilo
Voronte Syracus
Havana
Mabre
Edilens
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