Corry farm boy dies after horse kicks him
Walter Wawrejko aged 11 was kicked by a horse on his father’s farm near Turner Fill. He died Saturday evening after initially seeming not seriously hurt. The Wawrejka family, who relocated from Layenton, survives with seven siblings. Services set for St. Elizabeth’s church Tuesday morning.
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Turner Fill
Walter Wawrejko
J. W. Trwin
Journal
Waverejka
Layenton
Ponerl Snevices
St. Elizabeth's Church
Kansas Towns Hit by Storm
United Press reports a powerful Midwest storm struck South Park and Monrovia suburbs near Kansas City causing four deaths and extensive damage. Red Cross and National Guard deployed while over a hundred residents were homeless. Homes and buildings in both towns suffered, with spillover damage into Missouri residential areas as winds ripped through the region. local relief efforts began as shelters opened and aid distributed.
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Kansas City
National Guard
South Park
Monrovia
Kansas
Missouri
Secon
Funeral for Samuel Crane Held at Lat o'clock
Funeral services for Samuel Crane were held at his late home on Alberty Street with Rev H B Morgan and Rev Sturdevant officiating. A large gathering attended before the body was taken to Pine Grove cemetery for burial with John Donaldson, Lon Bates, Thomas Forbes, Orrin Johns, Wil Burch and Norman Stig Spring serving as bearers.
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Samuel Crane
Hiz Son
Te H. Crane
H. B. Morgan
Alberty Street
Escorle Congregational Church
Mir
Sturdevant
Pine Grove
Robert Donaldson
Lon Bates
Thomas Forbes
Orrin Johns
Wil Burch
Norman Stig Spring
The
Gospel Workers of America
Crystal Springs Park
Kane
Ozrin K. Wheelock
Gospel Workers of
Amelia
C. Crutcher
Irene Morse
FW —Soule
H. Fl. Eastman
Her
Barbara Stepley
William Denning
Atlanta
Ollock
Leb Cook
East Smith Street
Steeley
Edward Kinley
Gary Hee Warde
Pins Grove
Martin Steeles
S- G
Sweet Ray Powers
Walter Sweet
Albert Sweet
Arty Powers
Richard Powers
Andrew Jackel
Howard Jackel
Mildred Jackel
Olean
Charles Cook
Warren
Vere Birchard
Crafton Pa
Jack Carpenter
Meadville
Shod Debate Sparks Household Editor Remarks
A fragmented report from Tétroll News notes Richness Mackerbl, labeled by a household editor, as exceptionally large among cotmonish rivals. The piece hints at surprising superiority in bone structure, drawing attention to an unusual comparison in this odd market discussion.
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Mackerbl
Shud
Aids Sought For Accident Prevention In Pennsylvania
Benjamin G Ey non of the state Department of Highways urges better use of mechanical and hand signals by motorists to prevent crashes in heavy traffic. He cites section 25 of the motor law requiring signaling intentions to slow or stop and warns failure to signal can bring a fine or jail.
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Pennsylvania
Benjamin G. Eynon
Ate Department of Highways
Byron
State Patrol War on Wild Drivers Continues
State Patrol reports continued crackdown on reckless and intoxicated driving through July 14. Thirty nine licenses revoked, eleven operators blacklisted for driving offenses. licenses revoked for reckless driving, intoxication, and other crimes. four blacklistings for consent violations and aggravated assault and battery.
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State Patrol
State Department of Highways
Veterans picnic at Warner's Grove draws fifty post members
The Lieut A WV Thompson Post at the Veterans of Foreign Wars held an arrival picnic at Warner's Grove, three miles west of the city, with about fifty members enjoying a fine afternoon program of sports after a large picnic dinner. Visiting veterans attended and Erie motorcycle riders led by Tom Keene paid respects to the late Leslie Wild before continuing to Panama Rocks.
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Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warner's Grove
Post
Erie
Tom Keene
Hirley Davison
Leslie Wild
Wild
Panama Rocks
Jury panel chosen for Warren county common pleas session
Warren county commissioners Hodges and Mil Jen with the sheriff and clerk drawn a 52 member jury panel for a special session of common pleas court beginning Monday August 72. Names include J W Clark Columbus and Jowshi. A Catholic diocese appeal drive totaled funds for Rome to support church operations worldwide. City Council backs North Center street resurfacing with favorable press notes from the Warren Times praising the project.
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Hodges
Mil Jen
Warren County
Common Pleas Court
W Clark
Columbus
Jowshi
City Council
North Center Street
Warren Times
Warren
Heroic Brother Dies Saving Sister in River Tragedy
In Warren County at Big Bend in Glade township Curtis Larsen, 7, died after leaping into the Allegheny River to save his 7 year old sister who had fallen from a boat. He held her up briefly before drowning as rescuers arrived. the sister was rescued exhausted but alive. The incident occurred during a family outing at Atkins Cottage when a boat ride ended in tragedy.
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Jin Warren Sowity
Purtis
Max Larsen
Warren
Allegheny River
Big Bend
Glade Township
Carnegie Hero Commission
Larsen
Warren County
Elinore
Atkins Cottage
Curtis
New Dental Offices Opened in Wright Block
Dr. Paul S Wead opened new dental offices in the Wright block over Nast Clothing on North Center street. The facilities are equipped with new fixtures and offer a large waiting room work room and laboratory. Warren county dairy drive planned soon per Farm Agent Reist. Rainfall reported over an inch during recent storms. Bridge teardown at Mayville Lake points announced with new highway improvements planned. Rev. P J McBaughlin to join retreat at Allegany College with 76 Erie diocese priests. Tuberculosis testing of cattle noted in local update.
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Paul S Wead
Wright Block
North Center Street
Dr. Wead
Dr Wead
Warren County
Reist
Corry
Chautauqua Lake
May Ville
Chautauqua
Sherman's Bay
Mayville
Jamestown
P. J. Mcbaughlin
St. Thomas
Ruther M. E. Trang
St. Bonavanture's College
Allegany
N.Y
Erie Diocese
Aida Brass Quartet to Perform on Chautauqua Platform
Well known radio artists from WEAF and allied stations, the Aida Brass Quartet, will appear on the Chautauqua program. The quartet includes Mara Haven, Evelyn Young, Olive Jarvis, and Cora Sauter. They have led the Metropolitan circuit and participated in royal and church events, with Edison records to their credit. Ticket sales begin tomorrow with adult tickets at 2.50 and children at 1.00.
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Aida Brass Quartet
Tampains
WEAF
Chautauqua
Chawtauqua
Chauhauqua
Mara Haven
Evelyn Young
Olive Jarvis
Cora Southern
New York
Alda Quartet
Musicalineup
Columbia University
Edison
Clara Haven
Clara Sauter
Cora Sauter
Woman's ‘Brass Quartet
America
Vanderbilt Jr Seeks Divorce in Reno Action
Colorado Springs July 1 Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr said he would seek a divorce from his wife Decaube while on vacation here He plans to depart for Reno Nev to initiate the divorce action He insisted there is no ill will toward Mrs Vanderbilt and that the case involves six people with mismated vows and will last about three months before returning east
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Decaube
Neywapapermen
Vanderbilt
Reno
Nev
Mra. Vanderbilt
East
Travellers report strict censorship in Tokio from Peking
Report from TOKIO dated July 18 notes travellers arriving from Peking describe severe communication barriers and pervasive censorship. The Malden government is reportedly ended.
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Tokio
Peking
Malden
Man Held in Wife's Death at Ridgway Hearing
Felix Colle was held for the next term of court on a murder charge connected to his wife's death after a Saturday morning hearing at St Marys. A local girl, alleged sweetheart, was held on £1000 bail as a material witness. D J Drigco and B P Ely appeared for the defense and Commonwealth respectively. Witnesses testified amid large attendance as Colle’s recent marriage to a Calendaria girl was noted.
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Colle
St. Marva
Tris
Injuries to Leslie Wild Prove Fatal
Leslie Wild a Venango Public Service Corp lineman died hours after a fall from a 6,800 volt tower near a substation in Corry. He suffered a crushed skull and severe head injuries while painting the tower, with Dorr Clarke and two other linemen present. Fred Laird supervised from the ground. Wild, who came from Penn Yan New York three years ago, died at Cory Hospital shortly after arrival. His wife is listed as Schwentady. The body was sent to Candice daigua for interment.
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Leslie
Shorty "Wild
Venunga Public Service Corporation
Corky Hospital
Wild
Claude Selly
John McNair
Fred Laird
Cory Hospital
Piers
Corry
Penn Yan
N.Y
Bedi
Candice Daigua
Dart Clark
Mr Wild
Founded Bible Society President Elias Bond Led Society
The América Bible Society was founded on May 1, 1810. Elias Bond, a Philadelphia scholar, lawyer and statesman, served as its first president. The organization is described as still in existence.
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Founded
Bible Society
The
América Bible Society
Elias Bondnot
Philadelphia
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