Westren Hurt In Auto Crash In April Die In Hospital
A coroner's inquest will be held into the death of Westren 22 of Rew Cl near Bradford who died Monday after injuries from a crash on April 21 when his car left the highway and struck embankment. John A Young of Russell, driving the other car, fled the scene and is serving a workhouse term in Pittsburgh after pleading guilty to operating while intoxicated. An autopsy confirmed serious injuries, and a jury viewed the body yesterday as officials adjourned for a date set by the coroner.
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Warren
Westren
Rew Cl
Bradford
John A. Young
Russell
Young
Pittsburgh
A. C. Donaldson
Pittfield
Westre
Petersos
Bradford Men Deny Guilty in Allegany liquor case
Bradford Pa June 10 Rubin Buffington and Wm Abram pleaded not guilty at arraignment before United States Commissioner Edward R Bootey on charges of transporting and possessing intoxicating liquors. They were held on 2500 bond for Federal Court. Police found four one gallon jugs of colored spirits and one gallon of white distilled liquor in their car after a traffic stop near Allegany. The driver was fined by a local justice of the peace for careless driving.
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Jamestown
Rubin Buffington
East Mainstree
Bradford
Abram
North Kendall Avenue
Brantors
United States
Edward R. Bootey
Federsl Court
Michael Slaher
Buffalo
J. D. Crick
Buffington
Allegany
Justice of the Peace
HUNT HOODLUMS WHO BEAT AND ROBBED YOUTHS
Union City youths Lyons and Perry were robbed and severely beaten by four assailants while returning from a dance near Wrightsville. Their car was damaged and later repaired. the attackers fled in a following cab. Police connected local youths to the incident but suspect out of town members. Authorities hunt suspects believed tied to earlier road hold ups north of Clymer.
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Union City
Lyons
Perry
Spit Hill
Wrightaville
Gerry
Wrightsville
Columbus
Wolumbus
Spirit Hit
Olymer
Corry
Clymer
Church Classes Entertained at Baptist Meeting
Ninety guests and their families gathered Monday evening at the church dining room for a joint meeting of the Philathed Class and Brotherhood Class. Mrs Jom Ruppersberger and her committee arranged a 6:20 dinner followed by devotionals led by Miss Helen Westley. The program directed by Mrs George Keefe included sketches, old fashioned concert items, a men's chorus, and period costumes, with songs such as America My Old Kentucky Home and Scotland's Burning.
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Cusupribins
Meraveen
Brotherhood
Baptist Church
Hole
Jom Ruppersberger
Misa
Helen Westley
George Keefe
Frank Gilson
George Ward
America
George, Brice and
Lloyd ‘Thomas
C. N. Jones
Cornell provisional graduate Ketner earns A B degree
David Clough Ketner, 57 Wes Smith Street, is listed among the provisional Arts and Sciences graduates at Cornell University’s 62nd commencement. He is cited as earning the A B degree and is described as a member of Spline Head senior society Ottiesrs Chile and of Scabbard and Blade. Ketner played varsity lacrosse for two seasons and served on the blazer committee, plus three years on the Cornell Daily Sun business staff as business manager. He belongs to Phi Xi fraternity.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell University
David Clough Ketner
Wes Smith
Wus
Vetner
Spline Head
Ottiesrs Chile Ag
University
Scabbard and Blade
Milliary Society
Blazer
Cornell Daily Sun
Pheta Xi
Monarchists in Hungary Active in 1930s Revival
Paris dispatch reports Hungarian monarchists, encouraged by royalist circles, renewed agitation for restoring the Hungarian crown. They cite Young Prince Otto as claimant, backed by Charles IV of Austria-Hungary, whose earlier attempt failed. Foreign offices monitor the case as Otto’s family governs in exile, with Zita and the Belgan forests noted in coverage.
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United Press
Paris
Carol
Hays
Princ Otto
Otto
Lie Formes
Hungary
Nia
Finds Husband In Centerville After Ten Year Search
Pittsburgh June 10 A ten year search across Pennsylvania and West Virginia ends for Mrs Many Pitroff 60 of Huraiville who wins more than 2500 in arrearages against Stephen Pitroff Centreville Crawford county for desertion and non support. Pitroff had left since November 1920 and was held in 2500 bond to guarantee payment. Lawrence Dayisbi left for Akpan G for a business visit.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Many Pitroff
Huraiville
Stephen Pitroff
Centreville
Crawford County
Wilgsing
Pitroit
Odd Fellows Grants Support for Meadville Home and Philadelphia
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Odd Fellows Home committed funds to the Meadville orphanage. At the northwest district meeting in Meadville, officers affirmed support and voted to provide 2750 from emergency funds. The Philadelphia home pledged 4290 from its own reserves.
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Otl City
Dune
Wenand
Odd Fellows Orphars
Meadville
Grand Lodge
1.O.C. F
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
Hoje
North West
Halal Mendville
Johnston
Warren
Wiliamsport
Veteran Bed for Seven Not Regarded
A fragmented report states a veteran, described as a bed for seven, was not regarded in a local matter. The text is incomplete but implies neglect or oversight affecting an individual with veteran status. No further names or dates are readable.
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Ron Down
Chichester
Ie Geustnown
Detisafest
Alvarer Satta
Buists
Tan Wld
V. E. Phillips
Soi9
Bo Lo My Baby
Georg Thomas
Scotland
Japan
Oil City Trust
Conan Do
David Ketner
Cornell
Centerville
Lawrence Dayisbi
Akpan, G
ODD Fellows Home
SSS
Raisse
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Berets
Eam Suits
Sateen
Sizies
Wgher Pride
RAYON
SILK
Real Bangann Pries
Voile
GRACE
Chambray
Model Dairy CO
Penna. Ave
Chi Polic
Chicago
Capone
Tohntry
Deni
Lanno
Pittsburc
Josiah Cohen
Allegheny
Sal
Udge Cohen
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