Caledonia Death In Auto Wreck and Plant Heat Illness
Wilcox county coroner Tuesday ruled A B Crofult of Caledonia died in an accidental wreck on Spring Run road when his driver rolled an earth embankment. The body was freed at six o'clock. In Titusville Gycions Steel plant worker Worest Kohman suffered heat cramps at work in a hot department, likely from excessive sweating and fluids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Barratt
Wilcox
Bik
A. B. Crofult
Caledonia
Teactor
Hind
Spring Run
Worest Kohman
Titusville
Gycions Steel Plant
Stelekow
Local notices and ads from Warren area
Various briefs report incidents and events in Warren and nearby towns including a 40 year old man injured after a 12 foot fall at Warren Tank Car Company, a $5,000 settlement approved in a two car crash case, road opening and job shifts, school graduations, a drowning rescue, and community announcements from local businesses and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H Noonan
Supremime Court At
Buffalo
Samuel Gagliardo
Alleganys
Glenn
Allegany
Richard Kyser
Kyser
Seersucker swimsuits and retirement notice in small-town items
Seersucker and Lastex swim suits priced at 7.98 and up appear in Mabel's Shoppe. John W. Greenwood, longtime Em. Dire Worsted Mills employee from Jamestown, retires after forty years, settles on a 196 acre farm near Euot. he served as superintendent of four departments at retirement. Funeral services for Mr. Michael Hober, who died in Yoonestown Ohio, set for Thursday at Town Line Church in North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seersucker
Lastex
Mabel
John W. Greenwood
Em. Dire Worsted Mills
Jamestoyy
Jy. 1
Euot
Michael Hober
Yoonestown
Ohio
Pel ‘Hom
Town Line Church
North Clymer
Carelessness Cited As Main Cause Of Forest Fires
Harrisburg June 4. Wirt chief of forest protection says 99 percent of about 3000 spring fires were preventable. Losses include burned land, churches, stations, homes and farms across 45 000 to 50 000 acres with costs near 80 000 dollars. Calls for coordinated action by departments, industries and citizens to prevent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Wirt
Department of Forests and Waters
Wirt
Luzerne
Northumberland
Payette
Centre
Westmoreland
Bus
Differeng
Death claims Peter Olesen in Corry
Peter G. Olesen 49 a resident of Corry for fifty one years died at his home 787 Liberty street yesterday afternoon at 5 oclock. Born in Denmark October 5 1868 he came to the United States at age 23 settling in Corry where he lived the rest of his life. He worked for Raymond Manufacturing thirty years and then retired due to ill health. He was a Lutheran and a member of the Danish Brotherhood. Surviving his wife Christina a daughter Mrs Duard May a granddaughter Nosma Jean May a brother Lewis Olesen of Cheery Grove Pa and three sisters and five brothers in Denmark. Body lies at the funeral home where friends may call. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm from the Lutheran church with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Olesen
Corry
Liberty Street
Mr. Olesen
Denmark
United States
Raymond Manfacturing Company
Lutheran Church
Christina Olesen
Duard May
Nosma Jean May
Lewis Olesen
Cheery Grove
la Name
Luttheran Church
Pine Grove
Fire destroys Erie Exposition Grounds grandstand
Early today a fire at the Erie Exposition Grounds on Troquois avenue and Walbridge road destroyed the 38 year old grandstand built at 25000. Law rence Park volunteer fire chief W Lytle said it appeared deliberate as flames rose 100 feet. The grandstand had been sold last year to Beni Zitinski who planned razing it for lumber. A separate item notes Wayne B. Lertch, 48, of Bradford, indicted on seven counts by a McKean County jury in Smethport for forgery with others charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Vour
Erie Exposition
Troquois Avenue
Walbridge Road
W. . Lytle
Lawrence Park
Lytle
Aps
Beni
Zitinski
East Lake Road
R. D
Erle Illnsk
Wayne B. Tereh
Bradford
Smeth— Port
McKean
Lérch
County to Use St Joseph's Home for Detention Children
Erie County commission ers heard St Josephs Home for Children will shelter neglected youths temporarily at one dollar a day. The home promises schooling medical dental care nursing and recreation. A contract will be signed once authority to send children and payment responsibility are settled with the county solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Home
West 1Th Street
James M. Powers
Erie Catholic Procest
Iaeph
Couple Arrested for Arson in Farm Fire near Jamestown
Mr and Mrs James Lee McKanney of 1014 Prendergast Avenue were arrested on second degree arson charges in connection with a farm house fire rented from Lucien Tarron near Gerry Reginald Perry who attempted suicide twice, first on May 11 and again Tuesday. Reginald Perry is in Hamet hospital in fairly good condition after self inflicted wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
James Lee McKanney
Prendergast Avenue
Gerry
Reginald Perry
Eile
Hamet
P R R Announces Personnel Shift in Kane Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces transfers and promotions in Kane. A D Kelly moves to Philadelphia as branchline supervisor, replaced by G W Peoples of Allons as new main line supervisor. Davy A Smith becomes assistant train master and road foreman of engines, with Mr Smith now residing in Riggley and previously on special duty. Appointment dates are effective immediately. George King and Wayne Athers attended a Townsend meeting reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R.R
Kane
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. D. Kelly
Philadelphia
G. W. Peoples
Alloans
Mr. Peoples
Davy A Smit
My. Smith
Rigg ‘Ey
Sineman
Bomber Crash Victim Linked to Edinboro College Leader
A man identified as Ciel Test Pilot Wilton Wheatley, 36, of Edinboro previously connected to Willon A. Wheatley, retired dean of Instruction at Edinboro State Teachers College since 1922, died when a naval bomber crashed into San Diego Bay on Monday before delivery to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Ciel
Wile Moni Wheatley
San Diego
Calif
Britain
Wheatley
Willon A. Wheatley
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An inexpensive remedy named Ra-Ex Compound is promoted as easing rheumatic or neuritis pain within hours or overnight. The item is sold as part of a recipe using lemon juice and winter herbs and is allegedly available through McGandrew's Rexall and similar drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intel
McGandrew’s
Rexall
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Morton House
Loblaws
Kellogg's
ULM
Cdc Aly
Hind’s
Fitch
Copper Pot and Pott Cleaners
Ameticda
Campbell's
Wilcox Grocery
Warren
Chit Nuter
Warren R. D
Davison - Fogle Lumber Co
Sunbeam Mixmasters
Pennsylvania National Youth Ad
Tiaac G Sutton
DuBois
Lawrence Mack
Mack
Kelly
Wallace Smith
Supreme Court
B. P.O. Ellis
Junie
Sis
Jess Thant
di City High School
Drake Theatre
Allegheny
Oil City
Rawnie Long
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
New Castle
Long Market
N. Center Street
Townsend Club
Stanley Brabowski, Jr
Greensburg
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nursery Glass
Sile
Gridley Tunior High School
Aula
L. J. Rowe Flower Shop
Center St
Dial
Muen
United States Army
Tioga County
Atv
BE. A. Ellison
Hikland Leather Company
Ellison
Classifiedfon
H. L. Cars
Clarion
Baftsmen‘s Association
Brenneman's Grove
Clarington
Seunion
Bette
D. A. Plati
Sor Clarion
C. F. Curtis
S. Center St
Harbor Hall
Willard Tilotson
Spartaing
Corry Hospital
John Lemmers
Pennsylvania Avenue
PTA
City Comels
Washington School Parr
Tne
United States Naval Reserve
Gifts Millers News and Sport Store
Peter Olesen
Erie
Essley
Manhattan
Gabardine
Nasts
Barbizon
George King
Alton
Wayne Athers
Ahd
L. R. Tiffany Test Evenue
Townsend Chu No. 1
Ce Eee
Mallory
Saul Steam
Panama
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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