Youth Rescued After Going Under For Third Time
A 12 year old boy, Junior Muukwe, fell into the Allegheny River at Henry's Bend near Oil City while swimming. Rescued by Richard Ziegler after reaching the bottom twice more, he revived with artificial respiration and was later cared for by a local physician. His stepfather, owner of La Jonde Electric Store, rushed to the scene with Mrs Bayne sounding the community siren to summon aid.
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Juntar Muukwe
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Richard Ziegler
Oil City
M. B. Bayne
Bayne
la Jonde Electric Store
State” Sr
Junior
M. A. Lalonde
Henry's Bend
Picnics and Reunions Popular at Clymer GLF Meet
The annual Méjerick family reunion was held Thursday with Leon Legters elected president and Mrs. Leon Legters vice president. A large turnout from North East and Union City joined neighbors for a day of meals, gifts, games, and community notices. A Sunday school picnic at Abbe Reformed drew about three hundred attendees with sports events and a senior canteen. funeral services for Lena Tewinkle were held, and local club meetings and church services filled the week.
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T. J. Tewinkl
Aft
Leon Legters
Jann Lugieys
John Conk
Garret Groters
Elmer’ Decker
North East
Mylida ‘Demcott
Burnon Damcatt
Leslie Caflisch
Union City
Danisels
Ian White
Ed Kamerer
H. L. Stemn
R. M. Michael
Margaret Carlisah
Meredith Behan
D. M. Ildy
Jamestown
Wilton Ooman
Franklin
Jay ‘Tentas
Efe
Walter Schruers
Meruinus Godin
Carlyle Neckers
Kenneth Koeman
Clitford Koeman
C. E Fipitzer
Milton Dueick
James Crossfutt
Carlisch
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Buil Moose
Irre
Ebr
Binjevink
Marion Gallu
Merle Eatsh
James Yur Biden
John Leas
James Tenuskets
Benjamin ‘Tamnile
Claide Lictas
Morris McIntyre
Clifford Warnshouse
Corry
Laura Carlisch
Martha Aikens
Green Tealroom
Miss Aikens
Herbert Brown
Nellie Querreyeld
Minnie Querreveld
Hisie Damcott
Gertrude Damcott
Neya Wardes
Mar
Garet Hemink
G. A Res- Unk
Claire Long
Erie
Lloyd Vrooman
Sherman
Delbert King
Francis Stoddard
Keene
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Greeley
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Ivan Hatch
Howard
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Lois
Ardith
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Ivan
Hdns
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Kenmore
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L. Carlisch
Davis Tea Room
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Chicago
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Ethel King
Buffalo
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Norman Te Croney
Clifford Sohraus
Henry. Habinke
Dean Kelsey
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William Gabriel
John King
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Holland
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Elmer Matson
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Lawrence Park
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Cony
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Niagara Falls
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Carlton King
Velma Tewinkle
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Lyle Warnshuis
Lucy Wiggers
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Egz
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Robert ‘Legters
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Dorothy Conk
Henry Gravink
Walter Lagters
Secind
Jess Meerdinie
Gilbert
Johnn Neckers
Howard Tepulver
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Fers
Clifford Schiues
Norman Teeorney
Lena Tewinkie
Weday
Hit Reformed Church
Bradford proposes flood prevention plan under city budget
Bradford officials consider funding flood prevention along Tuna Creek from South Kendall Avenue to Foster Brook bridge, one mile, using Works Progress Administration aid. City Engineer J Henry Quirk to draft plans after executive session. note on possible funding and budget provisions. Additional items include charity cost sharing in Stonington Connecticut for a relief family that moved 34 times in two years across several towns.
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Quirk
Tuna Creek
Kendall Avenue Ridge
Foster Brook Bridge
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Stonington
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Local Officials Must Enforce Weed Law in Harrisburg
Harrisburg notes that John H. Light, secretary of agriculture, reports the department bears no duty to enforce the Pennsylvania Weed Law. The act requires any aggrieved landowner to notify a local constable or township supervisor in writing, who must then post five days’ notice to the landowner. If weeds remain, officials may hire work and charge costs to the owner, with fines for neglect.
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Harrisburg
John H. Light
Pennsylvania
Fight Injuries Prove Fatal to Man at County Home
Erie July 31 Patrick Cronin aged 72 resident of the County Home for An Aged died in a hospital from injuries sustained in a fight with another inmate. Superintendent Wred Dpallttie reported the incident. Coroner W. G. Strotlé said he would investigate.
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Erie
Patrick Cronin
Ijurien
W. G. Strotlé
Jamestown girl Harbara Porter dies from injuries after truck crash
Coroner Samuel T. Bowers said no inquest would likely be held into the death of five year old Harbara Lou Porter, daughter of Mr and Mrs rest M Porter of 484 Whitley avenue. She was struck Monday by a truck driven by Sigmund Fischer of West Ellicott. Porter died at Jamestown General Hospital from a fractured skull and multiple injuries.
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Samuel T. Bowers
Harbara Lou Porter
Rest M. Porter
Whitley Avenue
Sigmund Fischer
Merlin Avenue
West Ellicott
Sue
Jamestown Gensarl Hospital
Ivy
Alleged thief freed after habeas corpus hearing
John Miller 28 of Bradford, jailed since July 10 in Mecklen County on charges tied to a $1,500 theft of figarets and vending machine change. Police tied his car to the crime, with 15 cases of figarets found near the robbery site at T. R. Haslett’s warehouse. Miller claimed innocence and that his car was used without his knowledge, and he was at home when the robbery occurred.
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Miller
Disorderly Radio Schedule Fragment Delays Talk of Defense
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled radio schedule with mentions of defense topics, various station identifiers, and times. The text includes names and terms that are unclear, making it difficult to establish a coherent event or outcome.
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