Dickert the Quiet Prisoner in Jail Confinement
Jay Dickert, held in the county jail, shows a healthy general condition but weakened lungs from a past pneumonia. He speaks little, answers questions, and jokes about recovered goods. He requests reading material and is provided books and magazines. A note mentions 95 defendants tied to a Niagara Falls car dynamiting case may face trial in Jamestown in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
L. E. Chapman
Philan
Jay Dickert
Dickert
Naigara Falls
Buffalo
Jamestown
Darlings Return to Missionary Work in Africa
Word has reached relatives that Rev. and Mrs. Wim Paul Darling sailed June 2 from Antwerp for Boma Congo Belge in Africa to resume missionary work. They spent nine months in Paris studying at the Alliance Francaise and will operate at Kinkgnai ten miles inland from the seaport of Boma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Paul Darling
Antwerp
Belgium
Boma Conga Belze
Africa
Paris
France
Alliance Francais
Afra
Kinkgnai
Boma
Two Horses Killed by Lightning in Storm
In Union City on Monday evening a severe electrical storm killed two horses owned by John Barton of Stone Quarry Road. The animals stood in the barnyard and after the hail stopped were found dead side by side with no wounds. Barton, who has cared for them the past year, mourns the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
John Burton
Stone Quarry Road
Ham Tt
Barton
Childer
Youth Loses Fight for Life King Raymond King
Raysiond King, a former News Herald staffer, died at 16 oclock Wednesday evening at his sister’s home in Clintonville after being shot August 10 1924. Doctors had given little hope after a spinal injury and lengthy hospital care. Police and officials conducted an extensive investigation into the shooting. A separate report notes the Titusville Pleasantville road fund reached 21185 dollars for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Teath
Raysiond
Ay Kingy
News Herald
Faver
Mont. Lynny
Clintonville
Raymond King
Grant and
Pine Streets
King
Corry residents noted in social roundup
Blue Eye and Roy Derein with family and Charlie Mason visited Corry on Tuesday. Will Burch conducted Friday business. Doris and Catherine Higgs visited their Corry home after time with grandmother Mrs Laura McIntyre. Margaret Sandbing stayed with her parents. Charles Spenhed and family hosted guests, and Florence Mead of Youngsville spent Sunday with Alta Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Roy Derein
Charlie Mason
Corry
Will Burch
Laura McIntyre
Margaret Sandbing
Charles Spenhed
Plorencé Mead
Youngsville
Em. Alta Mead
Robert Spencer
Wred
Aid ‘Mos
KR Mead
Fim
South Pike
Levon Spoonful
Charles Sand Dutty
Columbus East
Lynn Connell
Irende
Charlee Walls
Brigne
Find
Fred Allen
Trimls Comers
Uhattie Perkins
PK Mead
Sundburg
Warpan
Fred Yatex
Erie
Ghester Grover
Reat Gory
Roy
George Russell
Sigur Grove
Mary Marlin
Fred Yates
Our
Bargain Sale On Tan Golf Hose for Men and Boys
An advertisement notes sale prices for tan golf hose, covering both boys and men. The term 1.50 value appears beside the sale offer, indicating a discounted rate for the hose.
Commencement Excerpts From Columbus East Observed
Local residents attended the Columbus East commencement exercises with many family groups present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wred Yores Mr and Mrs Charles Sanduty Mr and Mrs Lynn Connell and others as neighbors shared notes and visits after the event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Printer
Titusville Pleasantville Road
Doris and
Catherine Higgs
Rehun
R. P. Morick
Center St
Bell
Palm Beach
Ape i
Glenn. R. Davis
Corry, Pa
N. Cohen & Sons
Bigelow
Hartford
Alex
Smith's
Hightstown
Mary Muntinn
Near
Hele
Cony
Puyblinder West
Artur Co
Dawes
Car Dent
Congress
Mentary
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