Youngsville Man Ends Life With Revolver
Dell Woodard, a prominent Viet village resident, shot himself behind the G Beardsley barn on Pleasant Street, Warren County. He died later at Warren General Hospital. Woodard had earlier sought a loaned .32 caliber revolver to shoot himself. He warned neighbor Dave Wingard he would fire again, then collapsed after a self inflicted gunshot. He died of mortal injuries despite immediate medical care.
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Dell Woodard
Cut
Warren
G. Beardsley
Pleasant Street
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Dell Ke Woolard
Viet Village
Woodard
Beardsley
Wingard
Mr. Wingard
R. H. Knapp
Motor Yacht Destroyed In Spectacular Marine Fire
William H. Lausterer’s motor yacht burned after a spark from a gas line ignited fuel near Greenhurst dock at 10 AM Saturday. Lausterer escaped by diving to shore as flames consumed the vessel, which was then pushed onto the beach by the fire department. Loss estimated about 4000 dollars. the water was shallow at the site.
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Famestows
Aly
Greenhurst
William H. Lausterer
Lakeview Avenue
Latsterer
Lauslerer
Lausterer
Pluvanna
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
An ad promotes a new powder that secures dentures without bad taste or gum irritation. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable, with a pleasant breath, and is available at Kelster's Drug or from your local druggist.
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von Kelster
Fight on corn borer showing progress
North west Pennsylvania is being slowly rid of the European corn borer according to R Howell of the Pennsylvania Agriculture Department. Since 1927 eight counties were under plow under rules with late winter burnings. State inspectors visited 6 863 farms from May 1 to June 6 and 4 958 passed first inspection. Farmers voluntarily cleaned 21 880 acres of corn ground. Officials call the effort a splendid public cooperative success.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
R. Howell
Bureau of Plant Industy
Erie County
Warren County
Bell
Mey
McSparvan
Dairymen's League Meeting and Local Events at Clymer
Dairymen's League held June 27 at the 1. C. C. F. hall in Clymer with about one hundred present. Guests included French Creel members. A varied program featured songs by local girls, duets, solos, and readings. Reports covered regional meetings and upcoming district events, plus planned parades from Jamestown to Celoron Parl. Also: annual basket picnic at Clymer Center School with songs, dialogues, prayers, and prize contests for children and youths.
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Dairymen's League
Clymer
Valletyvorder
William van Burden
Pee
Celoron Parl
CG. 1
Nelson Creamery
Pinyinna Street
Jamestown
Jamesown
Célorén
Henry Rliebergen
Edward Ruslink
M.C. Pickard
Wred Mins
Merl Meulul
William Vander Schaat
Ray Barker
Chicago
Mms
William Newhouse
Clymer Center
Brownell Park
America
Winter
Thayer
Stage Star Missing After Engagement Rumor
New York July 6 reports say Misavelyn Wilson, 23, who announced engagement two months ago, has vanished after being followed by two men. Police found her black silk purse with $5.74 and several addresses of actors Richard Dix Grant Withers and Buddy Rogers, amid scattered fragments of a Hazel Bockerink contest list and other household names.
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United Pre
New York
Misavelyn Wilson
Richard Dix
Grant Withers
Buddy Hogers
Naples youth drowns at pond near Napuli Camp
John Glen denning, 26, resident of Pigeon Valley Napuli, drowned Sunday afternoon in a four acre pond at Leonard H. Swan’s camp, about five miles from Napali Corners. He disappeared while swimming with a dozen youths. his body was found about four hours later in nine feet of water by Robert Glen denning. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Glen denning and several brothers and sisters.
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Salamanca
John Glenydenning
Robert Glendenning
Pigein Valley
Napuli
Leonard H. Swan
Randolpheuittle Valley
Napali Corners
Glenienning
Glendenning
Robert Glenslenning
No Region Without Rain Faces On Earth
Fragmentary lines describe a world where rain is uneven, regions yearn for moisture as deserts and parched lands persist. The text hints at global climate patterns and the challenge of drought, with scattered mentions of regions like Salar and unreliable rainfall.
Attempted Bribe Tails Bradford Liquor Raids
Frank Rink, 70, of Bradford, was arrested Friday on liquor law violations after allegedly offering bribes to state policeman Marcus White and County Detective Jack Allison during a raid at his residence on Clarion Street. He was arraigned before Alderman Fred D. Nicholas and held over to the next court term under $1,500 bond.
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Iranh
Jilly
Frank Rink
Clariont Street
Bradford
Rink
Marcus White
Kana
Jack Allison
Fred D. Nicholas
Nine Children Suffer Burns From Fireworks in Erie
Nine children were treated at three Erie emergency stations after fireworks burns on the Fourth of July. The Widman and Teah drug store on 812 W. 26th reported four cases, and Heyl's Pharmacy on West Ninth near Peach reported five. all injuries were burns to the hands. Andrew Heyl said he kept a serum for toxin-antitoxin treatment at his home for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Widman and Teah
26Th Street
Heyl
Local Election Names and Terms In North Bend
Fragmentary OCR note references ranks and terms for a two year span, with mentions of municipal, sep election surveillance and an unnamed candidate. Contains unclear names and places, with partial phrases suggesting commission terms and local office discussions.
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Tance
Leev Commission
Ander Will
Fragmented local notice on injuries and protection
A damaged OCR fragment describes injuries and a formal matter involving protection. It mentions west to attend and a sequence of names or numbers, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear facts. The piece reads as a partial notice with unclear entities and actions.
Pittsbi Girl Gahalo Nive at the Mo Jane Hnop
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a girl named Jane Hnop connected to Pittsbi and a place or event at a month or time. The readable items are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or organization.
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Vie Pittsbi
Gahelo Tive
Jane Hnop
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