Death at Plumer Oil Well From 850-Pound Weight
A 40 foot fall of a 850 pound weight at Sue Hs Lines Oil Co near Plumer killed 38 year old Henry G Johnson instantly. The pulley jumped bearings, the block struck him on the head causing a skull fracture and his left leg to break. His son Lloyd escaped injury. Survived by widow, children George Betty Lloyd Joseph Theodore, father, and sister Gertrude Johnson. Body to Oshedier chapel then home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattian Jonn— Hon
Plumer
Hie Hatte
Johnson and
Hison
Wloyd
Sue Hs- Lines Oil Company
Weighlig
Derrick Foor
Irwin Zerhe
Franklin
Kittanning
Henry G. Johnson
George
Betty
Lloyd
Joseph
Theodore
Gertrude Johnson
Rushivanta
Ohio
Osehider Chapel
Plumey
Thrilling rescue by four life guards near Wildwood NJ
In Wildwood New Jersey on July 6 four life guards saved five people including Mrs Elizabeth Starr and divers from danger after a breaker knocked her down and drew her into backwash. Police Captain Robert Clark Detective Thomas Bowdran Mrs Bowdran and Rev Thomas Garvin aided the operation as the life guard crew Frank Harrison Jack Keenan James Osterlund and Harry Schwimm worked to reach the five divers just in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Frise Wildwood
N. J
Elizabeth Starr
Hernis
Robert Clark
Thomas Bowdran
Bowdran
Thomas Garvin
Liegpard
Pradk Harrison
Jack Keenan
James Osterlund
Harry Schwimm
Reunions and Picnics on Clymer Social Calendar
Clymer New York July 4 social round up lists the American Legion packed meeting electing Walter Schruers as delegate and Gilbert Ton as alternate. Moose camp gathering featured a day of sports and a full Fourth of July turnout with family groups, performances, and a chicken dinner for about 90. easygoing outings continued with reunions, speakers, music, and local church plans for July events and summer services.
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Willam Khebergen
Clifford Legters
Orin Schurman
Mra
George Legters
Leon Légters
James Croscutt
Albert Croscutt
Panama
Easlink
Hattie Neckers
Queata
Mary
Legters
C. Ton
Ruth Schurman
Beryl Johnson
Ivan Legters
Deleo Gravink
Everett Legters
Morris Legters
Jack Newhouse
Neckers
Dad
Carol Ton
Norma Newhouse
Donna ‘Ton
Marilyn Grayink
Carol
Mary Low McCann
Harriet Newhouse
Laura
Vera Legters
Esthee Hulman
Gladys Legters
Hazel Henpink
Bernice McCann
Tunes Tenéfalen
Carlyle Neckera
Howard Legters
Himer Croscutt
Lou Humphrey
Wooglin
Chautauqua Lake
Harriet Vrooman
Cochranton
Gilbert Ton
Abram Beckerink
Jamestown
Fred Koomnan
North Center Street
Leela Phipps
Seattle
Wash
Chris Christensen
Dan Campbell
Pittsburgh
Christensen
Airvice
West Main Street
John Alexander
Kansas City
J. B. Patterson
Myrtle Puller
Katherine Stone
Corry
Former Corry Resident Dies
Word has reached here of the death of Mrs. Josephine Nugent Allen wife of Harry Allen of Morgantown West Virginia which occurred last evening after an extended illness. Mrs Allen was a former Cory resident and is survived by her husband two sons James and Henry two sisters Mrs Henry McSweeney Atlantic City New Jersey and Mrs Katherine Leezer Pittsburgh and a brother John Nugent Detroit Michigan The body will be brought to Cory for burial with time to be announced.
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Stra
Mary Slogmetinin
James Grayink
Panama
Jock Gradge
Ary
Maude Thien
Huztaig
Mier
France
Realink
Henry
Clymer Hill
Legtera Howe
J. P. Winter
Clymer Hal Reformed Church
Harrison Beckerink
Hagel Beckerink
Corry
Ida Johnson
J. B. Cook
Los Angeles
Robert Lewis
Bobbie
Edith W. Lewis
Clinton Meracle
South Dayton
Guy Johnson
Watts Piste
Mira
J. Albert Johnson
L. P. McCray
Samen
Roy Gravitle
Benjamin TeWin
Idle
Josephine Nugent Allen
Harry Allen
Morgantown
W- Va
O'Lock
Allen
Cory
James
Henry McSweeney
Atlantic City N. J
Katherine Leezer
Pittsburgh
John Nugent
Detroit
Mich
Gorey
Sparta Readies Firemen Officers as Town Marks Fourth
Sparta Spends quiet Fourth with no public celebration. Firemen plan regular meeting Monday July 5 to elect officers. Local churches, schools and clubs hold gatherings and reunions. Community notices include attendees traveling to be with relatives, a formal Sunday School group meeting, and various trips to nearby towns for picnics and sports. Obituaries note Clement Tuckwon’s death among weekend arrivals and departures.
Prisoners Taken to Allegheny Workhouse
Deputy Sheriff Harry Darling led officers to the Allegheny workhouse Friday morning with Walter Ross serving four months for aggravated assault and battery Fred Smith to serve six months for chicken thefts and M. T. Patton sentenced to 18 months for larceny of chickens all in custody following the incident.
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Brim
Hary Darling
Allegheny
Walter Ross
Fred Smith
M. T. Patton
Wisconsin candidate warns of communist propagandists
A photo caption notes a Wisconsin Republican candidate studying at the University of Wisconsin, promising to combat what he calls disseminators of communist propaganda if elected governor. The text references 1932 and 1934 senator and governor ambitions, with unclear university remarks and a dissolution of the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Uispple
Wisconsin
Némines
U.S. Senate
University of Wisconsin
Chape Il
Ummmor Wessley
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Plumer Nesident
Vietin
Dodge
America
C. Christensen Motors
N. Center St
Clymer
Esstink
Clymer Center
Clymer Grange
McCrsy-Johnson
Philip Ripson
Una
Rochester
Alfred Newhouse
Thornton
Gordon
Midway Park
Andra
N. ¥. Elliott and Sons
Claude Géertaon
Mayyille
Bennink
Marks Corners
Albert Bennink
James, Brown
Hermie Bennink
Pauline
Eva ‘Tyler
Imma
Fidelis
Lucy Hatch
Glymer Center
Brownell Park
Waas
William Flestini
G. J. Heslink
Company Partonje
Wm Heslink
Aes
Deuink
Ivan Heslink
Rufua Dyke
Hazel Beckerink
Clifford Schruéra
Jean Peck
Wm. Hesnis
Rutus- Dyke
W. M
L. B. McCray
Demits
Slaters
P. Arnink
Lettie Hewes
Haworth League
North Clymer
Hoard of Stewards
Enta Ket
Rei
By Paul Robinson
Asiffy
ETA Kett
Tee Trate
Goodaye—Thepey
AteNe
Mange
Terry
San
Sparta
Spartansburg
Embroidery Club
Edison Union School
Pheva
Centerville
Spartansburg Firemen
Exison Union Sunday School
Hasbor Hall Schoal Notley
Gvenlig
Marsteller
Ivy Embroidery Club
Tarbell Inn
Corry Union City Road
Harold Gibson
Kinens
Jesse Dooher
Henry Ward
Youngsville
Morris
Tackson
Minnie
Myers
Sidney Winans
Donald
Lulu
Wallace
Lulu Burlingame
Brocton
N. Y
Thunday
Aha Green
Willis Burlingame
Addi Mann
Fomer
James Phelps
Barbara Welly
Warren State Hospital
Ralph Webb
Ad Mey
Harry Stranason
Vrooman
Béthel
Harviaon Grave
RV. Shrewnul
Jilimie
Warn Sayreid
Bryton
Buffalo
Clement Tuckwon
Writley Jackson
Jete
Park Avenue
Kasia
Itae
Art Schoon
Kane Cemetery
Wesley Smith
Anya
Perry, Clarnell
Ann Smith
Cumberland
Smith
Will
Wilcher Smith
Faily
George Walker
Erie
Walker
General Electric
Winans
Robert Hrnle
Jacob Jenning
Edward Jenning
C. B. Porter
West Main
Pine Valley
Keith West
Colmbus
Pats
Canaries
Grane Gates
Wayne Street
J. A. Perean
Spartmaburg
Wading
Electric Orchestra Plao
J. R. Dearing
Phous
Phi
Tony Jackson
Magle St
Spring St. Armits
Para Anil
Will Dingfelder
West Smith Street
Chafes Amy
Worth Treet
Atiz
Ned Cana
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