Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files 1912
GE Richards returns from Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition with reports of ahead of prior sessions dressers rockers and beds. Warren County Prietton Co ceases passenger service at Youngsville and suspends weekday trips. Mass meeting called for Thursday evening. Corry baseball team to benefit from Wednesday closing. early plan for a game at Youngsville. Water main break at Center and Church streets. repair crews worked all night. Melvin Parkhurst displays muscling specimen weighing 8 pounds 28 inches. NuBone Company suspends a week for vacation weather. Martin Miller receives airplane motor aims to assemble machine Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Shuss leave for Philadelphia for National Photographers convention. James Hollis leaves for Buffalo for new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE. Richards
Grand Rapids
Mich
K. P. L. Dressers
Kurt Brass
U. S
Child Struck By Car Die In Warren Inquest Set
In Warren an inquest will be held Friday at 4 o clock into the death of Helen Pauline Streich five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pred Streich of Painesville. She died in the hospital Thursday morning after being struck Wednesday evening by a car owned by Carl Hultquist and driven by John Salmon of Mt. Jewett. Services will be at 3 p m Saturday at the home of B B Kinkead with Rev Holbrunner officiating. The child suffered multiple fractures and a possible skull fracture and lingered about twelve hours. A six person jury was empaneled by coroner Ho Lowrey at Peterson mortuary, with adjournment to Monday 4 p m at the City building. She was born in Warren and survived by parents, a brother Edwin LeRoy and two sisters Barbara Jean and Marjorie Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho. Lowrey
Peterson Mortuary
O'Eluele
Wiliam Neal
Margaret McNally
Bh. Allen
Frid Schaefer
Charles P. Young
Boon
Warren
Edwin LeRoy
Barbara Jean
Marjorie Ann
Warren to receive twelve miles of highway improvements
Senator L C Chapman reports Warren County will get twelve miles of highway projects this year replacing the previously announced three miles. Plans cover routes in Clade Eldred Spring Creek Triumph and Parest counties with road work on several townships. The primary election reform sponsored by Chapman passed second reading, promising savings of about eight thousand five hundred dollars for Warren County.
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Warren
Chapman
Warren County
Wehway
Itive
Ners
Eik
Eldred
Star
Ray's Corner
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Crawford
Parest
Anti Social Water Sport: Kaye Bow Tops US Record
The British speedboat fiend Kaye Bow regains top form by clocking 120 miles per hour on a Scottish lake, reportedly surpassing Gar Wood’s American record. The piece critiques the frenzy of speedboat rivalry, warns it may drive nonmotorized users from waters, and urges restraint to keep water sports safe and accessible for all.
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Kaye Bow
Gar Wood
United States
Iit
Artifici
America
Yes
Don
Gacze wski Back in Jail in Rochester Counterfeit Case
Jamestown July 22 Chester Gaczewski alias Chase of Rochester appeared before Judge John Knight in Federal Court charged with conspiring to pass counterfeit money. Chase once released on Auburn Prison parole allegedly aided a companion in a 1921 Winnebago Theatre gun battle that wounded Officer Harrison. Three defendants alleged in indictment for mounting counterfeit operations in Rochester and Latrobe areas. Gil ford Jewell and Leo Dona named among defense participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chester Gacauwald
Alisa Chase
Rochester
Wille
John Knight
Chase
Sulle
Auburn
Albert H. Harrison
Lose
Winbet
Garden
Harrison
Chugst Chase
Abe
Agenseit
Gilford Jewell
Tara Leo Dona
More Skillful Athletes It in Olympic Trials
The article notes ten Olympic records broken in preliminary try outs for American track and field teams. It questions whether continual record breaking signals ultimate athletic development or merely specialization and training effects. It asks if the push for records leads to broader healthy growth or an anti climax at the big world fair.
Beating the low mood and the summer economy
The piece notes varied business activity despite modest heat. It cites a little manufacturing plant employing 110 at a fly swatter plant and 140 in sales, a drinks company expanding with water, a clothing firm using raw silk to make silk underwear for 1400 workers, and an electric firm racing to meet a new low priced home air conditioner demand. It mentions people masking money in unexpected ways and Chicago reporting unusual business success. Novelty and ingenuity are seen as keys to a winning mix amid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Two Held for Cherry Creek Burglaries in Jamestown
Jamestown July 22 Norman Darnell and Robert Howell were arrested on warrants from Cherry Creek charging third degree burglary. They are detained at headquarters and to be taken to Cherry Creek for arraignment. George Speer was arrested earlier for theft of the automobile used in the Cherry Creek trip. Speer also faces charges related to the burglary. Darnell and Howell deny stealing. they claim they went to Cherry Creek to feed pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Norman Darnell
West Third Street
Robert Howell
Coudersport
Cherry Creek
Rowe
Randolph
Darnell
Howell
George Speer
Cherry Street
Athis City
Speer
Waterford Academy Incorporation Date
The article asks for the incorporation date of Waterford Academy, noting a turn to page 1 for the details. It expects scanning the page for the exact date of incorporation.
Rouseville Cat Found to Have Hydrophobia
Hydetown residents watch with concern as state officials quarantine rats and take precautionary serum measures after a stray cat in Hydetown displayed hydrophobic signs. Mrs. Bonita Wilson, tied to Mrs. James Drake, seeks treatment after attempting to separate a dog from the cat. The afflicted animal exhibited convulsions and erratic behavior north of Titusville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Hydetown
Bonita Wilson
James Drake
Hugo Jameson
Titusville
C. M.thomas
M E Picnic at Canadohta Sat With Methodist Event
Arrangements for the annual picnic of the Whrst Methodiel Episcopal Jehurwhamt Sunday school are complete. It is expected most church members will attend Canadohta Lake Saturday afternoon and evening. The sports committee presents events for all ages, including races, dancing and games, with transportation helpers asked to be at Hechareh by 1:20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whrst Methodiel Episcopal Jehurwhamt
Maxi
Canadohta Lake
Satiniay
Hechareh
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Warren County ‘Prietton Co
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Gammer
Center
Church Streets
Melvin Parkhurst
New Victoria
NuBone Company
Martin Miller
W. A. Shuss
Snday
Philadelphia
National Photographers’ Conventation
James Hollis
Buffalo
Helen Pauline Streich
Painesville
Ohio
Warren Roads
Gaczewski
Lie Grand Jury
Qnited
States District Court
Yeserday
IL i
Waderal
Billa Werk
Eytes of
Waterford Academy
Dawes
Concord Township
Rouseville
Vedom
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
M.E
Canadohta
REX Theatre
Ramon Novarro
J. L. Newhouse Company
Phoenix Hose
Enna
Selby Low Shoes
Ray Pum
Sale Nee OY
Oxfords
Newhouse
Shoehouse
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
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