Various Street Incidents and Public Notices From City Journal
A jumble of local items reports a bicycle tampering incident near the Rex Theater rear, a minor crash on West Main Street involving a DMO truck and a car, and an Army induction day for Warren County men. It notes an Atlantic station absence, a mistaken name correction, YMCA break-in, a tent sneeze campaign, dog-owner warnings after bites, price rollbacks for kraft paper, approved surprise blackout drills, and funeral services for Theodore Gieber.
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Ho- Ward Chim
Charles Purcell
East Smallt Street
West Itasant Street
Willd Glayne
Atlantic Station
Chautauqua County Endorses Mead Rumor Debated
Cha u t a u q u a county Democrats show support for Senator Jamey M. Mead for governor while avoiding formal endorsement. County chairmen say conventions will decide, with eight votes allocated by assembly districts. Jamestown leaders express Mead as best prospect, but party rules deter official backing.
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Jamestown
Mily M. Alchiguen
Daniel Seihnell
Dunit
Mil A. Bissell
Jamey M. Mead
Chautauqua
Mead
Chau~iqua
Dim Mead
Mort
Cattaraugus County Democratic Committee
Mead Wlter
John J. Beret
Chautauqua County Committee
Calunty
Scannell Thureday Morning
Former Youngsville minister dies in West
Pasiny vs- Wold reports the death of Rev. Dr. Guy L. Brown once a Youngsville resident, at his daughter’s home in Wichita Kansas. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs. Lillie and Mrs. Harold Pickler of Cheney Kansas, three sons Donald Carroll and Less all of Wichita, two brothers Lyle Brown of Youngsville and Robert Brown of Pittsburgh, sister Mrs Trle Learns of Los Angeles and foster sister Ellen Frederitis of Dunkirk.
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Youngsville
Pasiny
Wold
Guy L. Brown
Paulite Tittle
Wichits
Kans
Lillie
Harold Pickler
Chenny, Kans
Donald
Carroll
Less
Wichita
Lyle Brows
Youngs~ Bile
Robert Brown
Pittsburgh
Trle Learns
Los Angeles
Ellen Fredertiis
Dun‘kirk
Erie Man Injured Falling at Factory Plant
Charles Kingersinger, 56, of 1218 Werk 0th Street, Er ie, suffered a possible fracture while dismantling a small building at the Nut factory. He fell about eight feet, struck his back, and was admitted to Hamrot hospital where X rays will determine injury extent. His condition was described as again.
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Erie
Charles Kingenger
Werk
Erle Bott
Hamrot
Kingsinger
Emma W. Linsgott
Orphans’ Court
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Nerady
Edwards
Emma W. Tinscott
City of
Corry
Pleasant Birest
Tsano ‘Lemon
Pleasant Street
Rudolph A. Bachemer
Abba Hi
Bachomner
Roger M Brown
Sparta Blacked Out and Injures Boy at City Wide Outage
Sparta reports a Wednesday blackout that halted all business and lights as residents aided by wardens coped with 200 MW darkness. The issue interrupted daily life while nearby community notes detail farewells for Clayton Scauten enlisting in the Coast Guard, local club meetings, and hospital visits. multiple residents and families are seen in extended dispatches across Sparta and surrounding towns.
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Spartansburg
Vorner
Han
Sparta
Clayton Scouten
Intr Scauten
Clayton
Quast
Victory Club
George Toohey
Thomas Varish
ESS
Glen Steadman
Billy Bryan
Jayle Richards
Thomas
Lawrence Snapp
Connie
Westfield
Munde Sidi
Dlgb’ Snouten
Clayton Patclwn
Anna Shreve
Ripley
Intter
DL. J, eBid
Paty Twotson
Childyer
W d
Tilotson
Lottie Newberg
Sherman
Andrew Cro~ Vie
sJnouty Cohey
Bonnie Toohey
Goorge Tooley
Corry
Bible Conference Closes at Camp Findley
An unmanned United Brethren In Christ conference ends tonight at Camp Findley with a concluding service. Special speakers include Dr Norman B. Harrison of Minneapolis Rev Rostbe F Wilson of South Bend Ind Rev Witmer missionary from the Philippines and Miss Ethel King missionary from Kentucky. A number from Carry will attend tonight's closing session.
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United Brethren
Christchurch
Camp Findley
Norman B. Harrison
Minneapolis
Rostbe F. Wilson
South Bend
Ind
Witmer
Missonary
Philippines
Ethel King
Kentucky
Buffalo Livestock Market Report July 24 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market report from Buffalo shows hogs weak to 10 cents lower with good and choice grades 180 to 290. sows under 590, feeders 16.5, calves 14.5-17.55. cattle trade active and higher, steers 12.50, heifers 10.60, sausage bulls to 12.00, cows 8.85-10.00, calves 15.50-16.00. sheep offerings 11.00-13.60, ewes 5.50-6.50. Pittsburgh produce notes light fruit and vegetables while New York stocks drift lower with broad list of industrials and rail names showing fractional declines.
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Buffalo
Bucks
Fragmentary Crime Note From Unreadable Clipping
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