Two Injured in Warren Auto Wrecks Series
Warren officials report a series of crashes on the Warren Jamestown Highway and in the borough. Two people were seriously injured and hospitalized. several vehicles were badly damaged. Harold Simonsen and Miss Geraldine Finoyer are among those hurt. charges and investigations follow.
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Warren-Jamestown
Pittsfield
Warren
Fred’ Mgger, Jr
Plesisint
Harold Simonsen
Grant Street
Highway Patrol
Kenneth Leech
Geraldine Finoyer
William Hoff
Pitt Avenue
Warren Try
Javestowe
Ventureown
Three Hurt In Auto Wrecks In Kane County
Two young men were injured when a Paige Sedan driven by Jay Mangold of Welsh Street left the pavement below Spruce Street on Finley. Clarence Brinkley of Tionin Avenue fractured a bone and other injuries. Arnold Halstead of Timira, N. ., hurt on the nose and right leg. Mazie Shitto, 14 year old Hazelhurst girl, in critical condition after being struck by a car owned by W. W. Milliton, with driver unnamed, on Hazelhurst highway near seven o'clock Friday evening. All treated at Summit and Community hospitals.
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Kane
Itjaries
Loci
Paige
Jay Mangold
Welsh Street
Spruce Street
Fynley
Clarence Brinkley
Tionisin Avenue
Arnold Halstead
Timira
Summit Hospital
Halstead
Mazie Shitto
Hanelhurst
W. W. Milliton
Tils Chaiuffeur
Hazelhurst
Welock
Johnny Salo Wins Pyle's Bunion Derby in Los Angeles
United Press reports John Salo of Passaic New Jersey won Pyle’s Greas-country run in Los Angeles with Peter Gavuzzi of England taking second. Salo earned 25000 dollars and Gavuzzi 10000 dollars.
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Johnny Salo
Pyle
United Press
Los Angeles
John Salo
Passille
N. J
C. C
Jamestown Man Identified in Niagara River Death
The body of Louis Cole age 48 of 214 East 2nd Street Jamestown was identified after removal from the Niagara River. He left a note saying he was tired of living and authorities believe he killed himself with a knife before jumping into the river.
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Jamestown
Niagara River
Niagara Palks
Louis Cole
East 2Nd Streen
GoWwanda
Louis P. Cole
Slelde
Funeral of Bert J Stockton Sr
Funeral services for Bert J. Stockton Sr well known Lorry and Columbus resident were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at his Columbus home with Rev. L J Wightey of Youngsville presiding. Many mourners attended and the service concluded with interment at West Lawn cemetery Columns. Bearers included Gordon Blanchard, Clair Gordon, John Harmond, Fredage Stramgan, John Miller and William Carrgit.
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Bert J. Stockton
Columbus
L. J. Wightey
Youngsville
Columbus Community Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Gordon Blanchard
Clair Gordon John Harmond
Fredage Stramgan
John Miller
William Carrgit
Mervyn Nast Captures Corry Country Club Blind Bogey
Mervyn Nast won the blind bogey tournament at Corry Country Club on Sunday. Nast posted a net score of 83 to claim the prize of $8 in merchandise. The field included local players and guests, with Mrs. L. B. Roelofs and John F. Wilraven noted among participants.
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Mervyn Nast
Corry Country Club
Mery
Merger Proposed for Seventeen Lake Erie Lines
Otis and Co. announces a plan to form a giant corporation by merging seventeen Lake Erie steamship lines. The deal would involve about 116 freighters and roughly 1,000,000 deadweight tons, with proposals sent to shipowners to accept within two weeks.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ines
Otis and Co
Otis & Company
Memorial Services Set for C. F. and Rebeka
June 15 notices report a memorial service for C. F. and Rebeka in Bear Lake at 1 PM Sunday. The item lists many local visitors and residents including Mrs. Minné Cobb, Miss Mary Thompson, the Alday family, and multiple Jamestown families.
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Bear Lake
10. C. F
Wondwange Valley
Will Andey Carr
Kennedy
A. 2
Woodin
W. &. Woodin
Jamestown
HM. J. Scholton
Nellie Bennett
Adrian, Mich
Genevieve Gordon
Columbus
Jessit Gleason
Open Meadows
Lena Garison
Local News Briefs Include Injuries and Travel
John Daugherty of the Devine company at Lowgilie on the atute highway injured his foot with two bones broken. Mrs. Tom Hawkins has been ill and is slowly improving. Rush Chapman's son burned his hand and arm several days ago but is recovering. Miss Harriet Myers returned home from a ten day trip to New York City and New Rochelle New York.
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Ada Mngers
Maude Borewell
Haarold
Harburcreek
Glenn Tillotson
G. DB. Hotchkins
Celor
Sewird Chandler
Donald Wil Mans
Fort Washington
Whiliams
Mayme Berry
Lend Lyons
Mary Brown
Chile Deen
John Daugherty
Devine Company
Lowgilie
Atute
Mr. Daugherty
Tom Hawkins
Rush Chapman
Harriet Myers
New York City
New Rothelle
N. Y
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