Four Crossing Victims to Be Buried Today in Jamestown
Jamestown June 1 Six people died when the Bre Limited westbound train crashed into a sedan at Falconer Junction on Memorial Day evening. Funeral services for Fireman George W. Siguler, his wife Agnes, and their two children Florence and William will be held at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 2:80 this afternoon. The two hospitalized youths, Hur gid Sigwhar and Rogers Nelson, both 16, remain at W. G. A. Hospital. Coroner David Lincoln plans an inquest Saturday or Monday at his office, with witnesses including engineer Clark Winager of Meadville and conductor H. L. Hurd of Marion. The crash victims’ casket viewings are at Henderson & Lincoln funeral home from 11 until 1:80 today, and the City Hall wire station will be draped in memory of Siguler.
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Jamestown
Hurgid Sigwhar
Rogers
Nelson
W. G A
Funiora
Falconer Junction
Bre Limited
George “W. Siguler
Agnes Siguler
Florence
William
St. Luke's
Pal Church
Harry Mosher
Guy Hall
Siguler
Henderson & Lincoln Funeral Home
Belock
David Lincoln
Lincoln
Clark Winager
Meadville
Reunion after 82 years brings Clark family to Warren
Claire Clark Brie and brother Raymond Clark Alleginy New Jersey, once separated in an orphanage for 82 years, reunited four years ago and traveled to Warren Memorial Dry to search for a drowned sister’s grave. They met two cousins Mrs R W Brown and Mrs Frei Trayb of Unis city, unseen for six years, and a family reunion followed.
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Warren
Claire Clark
Brie
Raymond Clark
Alleginy
N. J
Warren Memorial Dry
R. W. Brown
Frei Trayb
Unis City
When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood Adverts
An old advertisement advises mothers to give Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to daughters entering adolescence. It promotes the tonic as a regulator for teen health, urging mothers to teach girls to guard their health during this critical period for a happy healthy future wife and mother.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
State relief funds for June slashed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 1 United Press reports Pennsylvan ia trimmed unemployment relief as the State Relief Board allotted 4 958 011 dollars for food a reduction of about 20 percent Governor Pinchot urged a 2 percent cut The move drew sharp criticism from Governor Pinchot and support from Auditor General Baldwin State Treasurer Waters and House Speaker Talbot The governor objected but the panel said savings come from signs of improvement and cheaper relief with gardens and conservation corps aiding jobless residents
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsyvania
State Relief Board
Pinchot
Rank Baldwin
Baldwin
Charles Waters
Grover C. Talbot
Edward Shannon
Citizens Conservation Corps
Thiel College Leases Pymatuning Area for Biological Station
May 31 report states Thiel College receives a 4 58 acre tract in the Pymatuning Dam area from the Department of Forests and Waters to serve as a biological station. Dr John T Gamble will head the biology department and oversee summer classes and field work. Buildings already on site will host Thiel lab work and student collections of plant and animal life. The site lies 17 miles from Thiel Campus, near Shermansville Linesville road. The faculty describes the tract as ideal for study, representing pine forests, cat-tail ponds, flowing streams and meadows. Gamble notes the project will produce a museum collection, accessible to the public under supervision, and the Thiel summer session will start June 12.
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Greenville
Pymatuning Dam
Thiel College
Department of Forests and Waters
Department of Biology
John T. Gamble
Gamble
Thiel
Shermansville-Linesville
Pymatuning
Pennsylvania
Pints of 3.2 to Blame Indianapolis Driving Ban
Int. J. Wred Lin ville had his driving license revoked for one year after allegedly driving after drinking 11 pints of a 2.2 percent beer. Conviction was for drunken driving.
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Indianapolis
Int
Jwred
Linville
Retired PRR Foreman Frank O Day Honored After 30 Years
Frank O Day of 309 West Wayne Street was placed on the Pennsylvania Railroad Roll of Honor after over fifty years in rail service, beginning as a maintenance foreman in 1904. Born May 15 1861 in Union City he retires with an unblemished record amid company tributes and a long service career. Ralph Jewell of Midland is visiting his parents on Essex Street for summer break.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank O’day
Wayne Street
O'Day
Union City
Efe
Pennsylvania System
Franklin Youth Dies in Plane Crash in Pound Ridge
The body of John Toward Smiley, 41, killed in a plane accident in the Pound Ridge Reservation, New York, arrived in Franklin. Services were held at Saint John's Church at 3 o'clock after arrival. Smiley, an experienced flyer since age 17, was pursuing a commercial license when the crash occurred. Pilot was Frank Lennis Hay, WWI aviator and adviser for the film Hell's Angels.
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Franklin
John
Smiley
Pound Ridge Reservation
New York State
Setihr John's Church
M Smiley
Ucul
Gapl
Frank
Lennis) Hay
Potoplay
Hell's Angels
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Sores
Advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a superior first aid remedy for bing cuts bruises and distressing ailments. It claims rapid antiseptic healing for sores piles eczema and pimples with a money back guarantee after one jar. Priced 85¢ to 0c at leading stores.
Conviction of Union Woman Upheld in 6000 Theft Case
Three county judges upheld the conviction of Mary Ball, Union City widow, on August 24 theft of 6000 in cash and bonds from Edna Stark. She will be sentenced by Judge Opin Waite at 10 am Tuesday, as Assistant District Attorney William Slig announced. Jury had previously disagreed after a 24 hour deliberation. The commonwealth said Ball stole the cash and bonds while both women were visiting Eugene Smiley in Union City. Ball denied it. Bonds reportedly traces in New York state, while cash was located.
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RIA
Mary Ball
Union City
Tur Sheff
Edna Stark
Slig
Ball
A.P. Rossiter
William B. Hirt
Walt
The
Commonwealth
Ball Stolle
Stark
Eugene Smiley
Election Called In Venus To Repeal Dancing Ban
Residents of Venus Texas will vote on repealing the city ordinance prohibiting dancing. The city council called the election amid divided opinions on dancing morality.
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Venus
Tex
Mary E Elston Dies at Spartansburg Pa
Mary E Elston widow of the late Emory A Elston died at her daughter Mrs Herbert Lindstrom home in Spartansburg Pa on Wednesday afternoon May 31 Funeral services will be held at the home on Saturday at 2 30 oclock Interment will be made in Rose Hill cemetery
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Ofits
Mary m, Suvuony
Emory A. Elston
Herbert Lindstrom
Spartansburg
Vinade
Rose Hill
Stradivarius Recovered After Pawnshop Twist in Wichita
Wiley Pierce reported his 1721 Stradivarius violin stolen and a Wichita detective traced it through pawnshops. The instrument, valued at 850 dollars, was found after being pawned for 3.50 dollars.
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Wichita
Kan
Wiley Pierce
Marion TH
Scott
Fragmentary Classified Note From OCR Page
Partial readable line shows numbers and codes related to a small classified item. Context is unclear but includes a price-like sequence and dates or codes, suggesting a brief listing rather than a full article.
Unclear fragment notes private and family in Oregon area
Fragmentary OCR mentions CHARL Chaylarat and a family spanning years, private names like Spencer, Roseburg, and Syracuse, with scattered references to a widow and years like four and seventy. Details are too garbled to identify a clear event or outcome.
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