Spartanburg Man Hurt in Fall from Hay Load
Spartanburg July 23 Harry Pirth living just west of town escaped serious injury when a fall from a hay load tipped him, striking his ankle and injuring him lightly. He was aided by bystanders and is expected to recover, with no broken bones reported. The incident occurred while unloading near the road and three nearby residents assisted in stabilizing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Harry Pirth
Tows
Harrow
Pirttt
Rhinkins
Manser
Franks
Kerr
Merritt Harrison
Fanny
Jasen Baldwin
Dusty
Edward Scott
Jimmie Martin
Guy
Franklin
Jatten
W. Andrews
Mundville
Martin
Picard
Webb
Ydeband
JA. Johnston
OW City
Byron H. Bixby
G. Jones
Meadville
J. J. Richards
Thomas
York State
Carl Smith
Charles
City
George Amy
Edith Winans
Jett
Eric
Winile
Bobby Epnie
Pra
Eddie Giih
Charles Murti
Tona
Parley
Mahé
Gichols Benni
Reynoldsville
Stu
Hurold Wallace
Bennett
Arthur Bunnel
Clem Pill
Cotry
F.V. Shreve
George H. Davis
L. J. ‘Vitus
Mes Warren Titus
Lavgreave McCray
Mary Lou
Corty
Raymond Young
Philsuelphia
Alice Bentley
Sherwood Centley
Carrie Sumberry
Affairville
Mfr
Mra
Charies Martin
Famly
Floyd Wraley
Oil City
The
Herald
Mr. W.ald
Ainner
Hetire
Baptist Church
Rey TP
Baptist Ladies
Buena Canaver
Death and local notices from Clymer and vicinity
Harry Schtulse aged 81 died at Gorey tineniti. Funeral services were held at Abbe Reformed church with interment at Clymer Center cemetery. Survived by five sons and one daughter. Mrs Minnie Teuhuisen Schotton died in Columbus Pa after illness. Funeral at Abbe Reformed Church with interment in Clymer Holland cemetery. Numerous notices recount local visits, reunions, and Fresh Air Fund placements in the region around Clymer New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Garre
Harry Schtulse
Gorey
Amos Schruiss
Renken Schruise
Ben Schruiss
Sarah Strusz
Shenaany
Tiis
Minnie Teuhuisen Schotton
John Schotton
Columbus
Tim J ‘Mer
Jehhurch
Clymer Holland Cemetery
Nord Button
JK. Faulkney
Celorom
N. Y
Hubert Seholton
Meadville
Marion Gallup
J. D. Gallup
Carrie Waite
Kennedy
Elmer Croscutt
Clarence Spitzer
Donald
Junior
Walter Sekruers
Jean
Chautauqua Lake
Celoron
N.Y
Clintom Dellink
Cleveland
Dihel
May Schurman
Tawson
Jamestown
Esther Ton
Will Chapman
Westfield
Iveheson
Jessie Barber
Gaughter
Ruth
Forest Park
Ethel
KE. G. Roberts
Willem Butler
Otis Fardink
Mildred Perdink
James Crorcutt
Tribune Fresh Air
New York City
Gilbert Ton
Isabella Low
Walter Benaink
Josephine Remes
Arnold Wiggers
Franjoes
Anna Worrell
G. Harmolink
Gertrude
Margaret Hannah
Charles Meyertil
Louisa Sparta
J. Wallace
Agnes
Genevieve Hurdle
John Neckis
Margaret
Anna Arthur
Garret Querreveld
Vera Strong
Ars. J. Brown
Lucy
Mary Farna
William Kooman
Josephine D'Angelo
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Mountain Lake Park
W. H. Ovvitt
Schitech
Veogman
North Clymer St
N'Slock
Bear Lake News Letter Highlights Local Visits
Bear Lake community notes list Miss Mary Cole of Jamestown visiting here a few days and many relatives and friends visiting town, including Gertrude Brown in Eden and Mrs. Hoyt's stays. Residents attend Bible School, travel to Findley Lake, Chautauqua events, and plan trips to Arizona and Phoenix. stories mention numerous names, places, and week end gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Mary Cole
Jamestown
Gertrude Brown
Eden
Haseen
Mary Brown
T. D. Brown
Joe Wilcox
George Smith
Lawrence Risley
Westfield
Fred Graham
Sharon
Will Habicht
Junior
Miami
Pla
Muzzy
Panama
Harry Losell
Gerryi
Arthur Ms Gray
Warren
Hoyt
Effie McGraw Bss
Newark
N. J
Brooks
Alma Johnson
F. Johnson
Gertrude
Elizabeth Littlejohn
Ernest Brown
Lottsville
Wlma Burdick
John Morton
Pudley Lake
Kay Nuttle
Sherman
D. Hutchins
Thomas Madden
Watts Plats
F. J. Crowe
Helen
Marybelle Mulvin
Rew
Prank Woodin
S. S. Allen
Niobe
Allen
Quigley Park
Shattaugua Lake
O. F. Johnson
Clarence Peterson
Findley Lake
Stanley Peter
Union City Social Roundup and Local Notices
Union City July 20 social scene features Mrs Nough and daughter Rachael hosting a luncheon at the Rice Hotel for about fifty guests. Henry Tetresi returns to Detroit after visiting, while S D Kamarez works as a Pittsburg visitor for J F Rammer Co. in town. The B P W Club plans a progressive dinner. Funeral honors for Mrs Bara Culp held in Pittsburgh. The annual carnival by the Business and Professional Women’s Club praised for ideal weather. Communion set for July 27 at St Teresa’s with Bishop Gannon expected. dedication of the citizen church near. Reverend Palimen and Mrs Dallman depart for a month’s vacation with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mtes
Cl Nough
Rachael
Bridge Nincheon Puce Uy
O'Clowke
Rice Hotel
North Fifth Avenue
Henry Tetresi
Detroit
Mich
S. D. Kaméréz
J. F. Ramerer Co
Pittsburgh
David Wilson
Texas
Alfred Olds
Bara Culp
Evergreen Cemetery
Business & Professional Women's Club
Harriet Duncomibe
St. Teresa’s Church
Michael Davis
John Gannon
Erle
W.7. Palimen
the Baptist Church
Dallman
Winvirag
al. Hempstead
L. 1
Lillian
Harvard University
Dunkirk Woman Electrocuted at Home Washing Machine
Mrs Leon Festwicki seventy nine? fifty nine years old, wife of a coal dealer, was found dead in a wash alcove in the basement after being electrocuted by a wire used to operate the electric washing machine. Coroner George B Blood ruled accidental death. She is survived by her husband a daughter and seven sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Leon Festwicki
George B. Blood
Mechanics Must Meet Tests To Inspect Cars
Governor Fisher orders inspection of all Pennsylvania motor vehicles by licensed qualified mechanics. The program bans garages run by uncertified workers and aims to curb inefficiency and inflated repairs. Benjamin G. Bynon, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, defends stringent eligibility and vows to remove unfit inspection stations from the list. The plan parallels licensing in aviation and plumbing as part of the campaign for safer overlooked vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benpseune
Sylvania
Fisher
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Benjamin G. Flynon
Commissionty
Alremy
Pennsylvan's
Mr. Bynon
Mt Syccumuus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Statons
Cam
Claim M'Donald Paid To Recant His Testimony
United Press reports San Francisco July 26 that District Attorney Wickert, who convicted Mooney and Billings in the 1916 1917 trials, charged John MacDonald with being bribed to recant his testimony. Wickert aims to cross examine MacDonald at the Billings pardon hearing next Tuesday in Baltimore after MacDonald’s parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Charles M. Wickert
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K Billings
John MacDonald
Billing
Billings
Mooney
Pickett
Fickerl
Aooipall
Stanford University
California Supreme Court
MacDonald
Baltimore
Tilbe
Fickert
Rat migration in Mascal claim spans continents
South African observer Henry Mascal reported rats and mice traveling vast distances, noting over 1,000 marked specimens moving across the veld within months. He claimed more than 200 reached England and Scotland, illustrating extraordinary rodent dispersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mascal
Tiey
England
Scotland
Suspected auto thief shot by patrolman in Homestead
Evis Vilomas, 18, was shot in the right leg when a trio of youths allegedly fled from an automobile wreck after Patrolman Leroy Thomas and two others ordered them to halt. Thomas was hospitalized. accomplices Jack Hagan and Charles Ano wiea, both 18 or 19, were later arrested on suspicion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Homestead
Shily
Dinoculars give improved vision over single lens spyglasses
The binocular glass offers dual eye focus and stronger vision than a single lens telescope. The first binocular telescope, invented in 1608, used two telescopes placed side by side to enhance depth and clarity.
Fire gutts Youngsville store on Afajiy street
Youngsville July 95 The Youngsville City Market grocery and meat store at 19 the Day Block near Lews avenue was badly damaged by a 4 30 Friday morning blaze. Owner John Sweetland and La vern L Johnson operated the business. Firefighters faced dense smoke and fumes from a burst sulphuric oxide tank and cracked plate glass, with damage likely several thousand dollars. Cause under investigation but possible short circuit in an ice machine motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Market
Youngsville
Youngsville City Market
Lie Bridge
Afajiy
Armler
Lews
John Sweetland
Lavern L. Johnson
J. W. Dfuney
Brady Restaurant
Sweetland
Pihe
Brady Restauren
SISTER SA AN SISTER SA AN by PITTSBUR from drownin year-old
Fragmented item reports a drowning incident in Pittsburgh with unclear names and details. Mentions Billy Conor, a jury, and Chartiers scene with rescuers and an aunt, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbur
Hyterian Hosbf
Billy Conor
Billy
Polina
Fear Pitdebur J Franks ta neasman quake
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a quake last week involving a person named J Frank and a brother identified as G. Details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear Pitdebur J
Frank Ta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sparta
Clymer and Vicinity
Roush
Rev. Brown
Ev. W. H. Oyiatt
Mary Oyiatt
United
Frank Clark
Ogpp
Arthur Scouten
Scouten
Corry Hospital
O. M. Thompson
Jong
Bissel
Thompson
Derson
Barbara
Lockport
Charles Fox
Barker
Philleo
Henry Simmelink
Mra. Price
Corry
Jennie Renskers
John Glerum
Sherman Plats
Earl Whippo
Washington, D
J. . Whippo
Kenneth Kooman
W. J. Flaherty
Parl
Mott Streets
Otsit
B.P. W. Club
Carl
M'Donald
Frisco
Condra
Thermos
Cascade Paper
Condra Pharmacy
Eene
ETTER
North Center Street
Ventu
Starll
Mowinderin
Atshir
Push Rebi
THO United
Ited
Avezuana
Shese Lines Many of Ith Tonia
Saan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!