Boy Roy Ridgway killed when car strikes him
A seven year old boy Roy Ridgway died instantly after he darted from behind a parked car into the path of a vehicle driven by Guenther. The accident occurred near St. Miryss with witnesses describing a compound fracture of the skull. Police and medical staff treated the case as a fatality.
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Roy Ridgway
Tate
Guenther
Porte
St. Miryss
Chile
Fife
Geupllier
Police net big haul in ale near Dunkirk
Patrolman Lester Krieger spots a car parked with no lights on Deer Street early Wednesday. A telephone tip leads police to a West of Aydt area where eight months later officers find a couple in a sedan charged with weapons and related offenses.
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Dunkirk
Motoruyelu
Lester ‘Kreiger
Deer Street
Tie
Meserene
Tunadian
Frog van Buren
Cuumndian
Aydt
Mhirles Nein
Bsacx
Death by Own Action Shocks Franklin Community
Jie Franklin, about 70, died Wednesday evening from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner Oyenides ruled the death a suicide after viewing the body and evidence. The deceased had been unable to work for years and lived in the Esmérald steel, shoe & pidack area. Funeral arrangements were set with Reijpssinndertaking.
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Franklin
Jie
Joseph Wawaletsi
Esmérald Steel
Pidack
Oyenides
Assailant of Woman Held for Court
Leo pold MherHinger Jr. attacked Mrs. Louise Holmes with a wrench and attempted self harm. He waived preliminary hearing and was held for the grand jury on charge of assault, jailed in Mayville per his attorney. The grand jury convenes Monday.
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Dunkirig
Leopold MherHinger, Jr
Louise Holmes
Johnson
Hts
Thomas P. Esferia
Mayville
Fetter
Nine guests enjoy Tuesday Bridge Club evening at Mrs King home
The Tuesday Bridge Club hosted nine guests at the home of Mrs Robert King on East Smith Street. An evening of card games and music followed a very elaborate banquet served to John Luve at 6:30.
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Bridge Club
Robert King
Evan- East Smith Street
Ing
John Luve
Fragmentary item from an old paper
A damaged OCR fragment references wars and a court action with limited readable nouns, offering no clear entities, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Damage aawns by lowed toy Kaye promy ni ares aihly
The fragment describes a damaged item and unclear names, with scattered phrases about a case or event involving a person or group. Details are unreadable, but the lead implies damage or loss and potential inquiry by others.
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Lowed Toy Kaye Promy
Mead Police Tackle Poisoning Case and Dog Fatalities
Unclear OCR fragment reports Mead police involvement in a poisoning case and multiple dog deaths. No clear dates or names discernible. details incomplete.
Despite work afar was again a big yelopy hing
The note presents a rough, fragmented report with unclear context and few readable facts. It mentions distant work and a strong exclamation but yields no identifiable people, places, or events to anchor a concise summary.
Arctic News Update Reaches Journal City Hours
Fragmentary OCR notes report four hours of Arctic news activity reaching Journal City with unclear specifics and scattered phrases. Readers should expect further clarification in upcoming issues.
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Fenter
Aintie Sherrar
Fen
Arctic
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Joanson Burgladis
Lake Erie
Liberal Commission
P. E. Dietrich & Sons
RFD
Conneaut
Ohio
Corry Sand
Bell Phone
Ian Cumple
San Cura
The
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank OF Corry
Studebaker
W. H. Merrick Rex Garage
Jamestown
Carl Lent
West Third Street
Warren Construction Company
West Second Street
Erie
Albert Cox
Lent
Jamestown General Hospital
Cox
Florsheim Shoe
the Parkway
Brownell Shoe Co
Center St
Corry, Pa
Dred
Citizens National Bank
New York
R. F. Livermore CO
Salvation Army
Lawrence
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Thrift
Haskin
Oil City Derrick
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
Kelloggs Oats
Kelloggs
Krumbles
Quality, Cash, Stores Inc
Dai Bro
Mead
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