Trooper and Son Drown Near Buffalo
Sergt. J. Harrigon and his 12 year old son William J. Harrison drowned at Silver Lake in Wyoming county during a fishing outing from Castile. Harrigon, with Troop A, was district head for Castile and a veteran of World War I. Rescue efforts recovered the boy’s body but the sergeant’s body remained missing late last night.
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Buffalo
Sergi
Homer J. Harrigon
William J. Harrison
Silver Lake
Wyoming County
Sergt. Harrison
Fe Batavia Barracks
Silver Lae
Castile
Speolsters
Harrison
Sergt
Troop A
State Police
State Police Department
106Th Field Artillery
Ergl
Springville
Bufffalo Regiment
Erie Woman Beaten at Home by Suspect Arrested
Erie police report a 39 year old woman identified as Mrs. Badoski suffered severe bruises and possible multiple rib fractures after an alleged assault at 24 W 2nd Street. Suspect William Ponatowski, 38, was arrested at his home by Officers Feidt and Zimmer following an argument with the woman. She was hospitalized at Hamot.
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Verne Baloshi
Mon- May
William Poniatowak
2Nd Street
Ponatowski
Karl Feidt
Jake Zimmer
Badoski
Hamot Hospital
Former Corry Resident Harriet Groat Dies
Miss Harriet Groat, longtime Corry resident, died in Seattle where she lived seventeen years. Survived by sister Miss Martha Groat and several nieces and nephews including Fred A. Conner of Corry. Funeral at Renton, Wash, then burial Sunday at Pine Grove Cemetery in Corry. Body to reach the city Sunday morning.
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Seattle
Washi
Fred A. Conner
Haat
South Streat
Harriet Groat
Ily
Hat
Washington City
T Ie
Martha Groat
Conner
Renton
Wash
Corry
Pine Grove
Missouri Dashhall Team Possible Mexico City Visit
Columbia Missouri reports negotiation underway for Missouri University's Dashhall team to travel to Mexico City this month for a seven game series with the National University of Mexico. Independence Mo hosts an event where more than 100 dogs of all colors and sizes were paraded by children under 16 in a civic club sponsored procession.
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Mexico
Columbia
Missouri University
Dashhall
Mexico City
National University of Mexico
al Civic Club
National Geographic Society
Washington
Capital
Lincoln Memorial
Mount
Meray
Washington Highlights From A Travel Journal
Faith Baldwin chronicles a Washington to New York trip noting humidity, people, and scenes from the capital. She admires Mrs Roosevelt, Secretary Perkins, and Washington landmarks while reflecting on the Morgan hearings, White House grounds, and the city’s energy. The piece blends personal impressions with notable figures and places in a brisk, period voice.
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Faith Baldwin
America
General Press
Corry Journal
New York
Washington
Tye
Pert Kins
Steve Barry
Dante
National Geographic Society
Bonus
Legion of Honor
Dodge
Doctor la Gorce
Vernon
Olga
Senate Press
White House
Hogan
O. Henry
Frank Hogan
la Gorce
J. Ham Levis
Bill Carson
Couzens
Morgan
Lowderback
Bet by Policeman Triggers Police Raid in Prue
A police court case in Prue reveals a gambler named John Howard, 40, paid $25 plus costs after a police raid exposed a gambling operation. An undercover officer placed the final bet on Morse at a distant track, leading to Howard and four visitors’ arrest under the vice squad. Observers see this as a precursor to more raids on downtown bookmakers.
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PRUE
John Howard
Wear 20Th Street
Tie Bluevoal
Wider Sergt
Oscar Robb
State Street
Howard
Othe
Mayville awards $10,000 in car crash case
In Mayville on June 20 Harrison Roberts won $10,000 in damages after a jury verdict, following an accident on the Sinclairville Cassataga Highway when a car driven by Gerald Rose forced his vehicle off the road. Roberts suffered a badly broken arm and long recovery. Tony Gugino won $5,000 in a separate negligence suit against Alert Swanson.
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Mayville
Harrison Roberts
Buffalo
Roberts
Sinclairville
Cassataga
Gerald Rose
Cassadaga
J. Fyeschl Rogerson
Nugent & Heffernan
Wie
Tony Gugino
Alert Swanson
I fear Eaire Ball Player Suffers Broken Back
Halden Juris, 23, of 1635 YW 18th Street, sustained serious injuries during a Mill Village game when sliding into a base. He was taken to Hamot Hospital where doctors awaited X rays to assess possible broken back or other fractures. His condition was listed as fair, with prior injuries noted in recent months.
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Halden Curtis
Mill Village
Halden Juris
18Th Street
Nis
Hampt Hospital
Mica
Curts
Werncliffe Merchants
2 Mill Vile Tage
Parncliffe
Curtis
Mynnerie
Hamot
Classified Ads Offer and Policy Notes From The Journal
A reader oriented notice explains how classifieds are categorized and edited by The Journal. It lists sections for announcements monuments notices personals and automotive services plus building contracting cleaning heating insurance and laundries with policies on edits errors and payment terms.
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Monumenta
Bale
Sala B
Autto
Auitos
Hira
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Erie
Clarks
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Barber Pole Land
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Hingham
Mass
South Shore Country Club
John Sullivan
Etta Kett
Etta
Gore
By Paul Robinson
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Ray Courtney
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Red Grass Life Saving Service
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Care of Journal
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Good Sound Farm
Walden Daneldon
Carry On
Roosevelt Highway
Rhodes Island
Thompson Poultry Farm
Clymer
Rio
North Center Street
Columbus Grain and Peed Company
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West South Street
Hniss
Second Avenue
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Patterson
South Center Street
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