Wealthy Oil City Man and Chauffeur Drowned
Henry G. Rush age 78 and his chauffeur Clarence Emberton age 34, both of Oil City Pennsylvania, drowned while fishing at Chautauqua Lake near Bayview. Rush fell overboard while landing a fish. Emberton plunged in to save him and perished. Bodies recovered later. rescue efforts unsuccessful. Witnesses describe a circling boat and a shout about adding juice to pull in the fish.
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Henrry G. Rush
Oil City
Clarence Emberton
Remus Point
Henry G. Rush
Allied Barrel Company
Ol City
Alsa
Chautauqua Lake
Bayview
Tin Village
Rush
Lakeside Drive
Mr. Rush
Hig
Willow Brook
Neil A. Kennedy
Beechview Avenue
Jame
Hage Garage Company
Emil Shelberg
Jeanette Izant
M. Clytie Izant
Cleveland
Nelise
Wiis
Gil
Hillary
Lee
Roy
Lim
Roy Alever
Ios
Amsious
Whit Symonds
Milky
Sland
Darliné
Finwall
Seizure of beer in Sherman raid documents
Buffalo enforcement officers raided Sherman mural sections and seized 124 pints of beer six gallons of fermenting beer and one pint of untitled spirits at the home of Rocco Marriins Pranidin street Sherman Merrick faced charges of possessing and selling intoxicants and maintaining a nuisance. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $1,000 bond for a Jamestown hearing on Tone 28. Represented by Michael D. Lombardo.
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Sue
Buffalo
Chautauqua County
Rocco Marriins
Pranidin Street
Sherman
Merrick
Sametown
United
Fragmentary historical notes show early border and names
The readable fragments reference a 1887 dedication, an Arizona Nevada boundary, a January 24 1846 date, a Foucanty 1853 entry, an O M Delbler, and Scott Lady of the Lake, indicating scattered historical notes without a coherent narrative.
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Arizon
Nevada
Foucanty
O. M. Delbler
Scott
Registrar Applicants Due By July 5 In Brief
Brief from Brie June 22 notes qualified voters in 60 districts seek appointment for registrar of voters for two years. County commissioners announce July 5 is the last legal filing date. each applicant needs five signatures from his party voters. The commissioners will name the person selected.
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Brie
Evie
Man Breach Suit Over Promised Marriage in Mayville
Mrs Belle Gey, a Villenova farmer's widow, testified in Supreme Court that Elton Warner broke a promise to marry her after living together for a year and seeks $10,000 in heart balm. Warner denied the engagement and said he treated the farm as a hired role to improve it for sale. He countersued for $1,700 on a contract claim.
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Mayville
Tune
Belle Gey
Supreme Court
Elton Warner
Villenova
Warner
Revival Planned at Advent Christian Church
Arrangements are made for a revival campaign at Advent Christian Church starting Sunday June 26 and continuing for three or more weeks. Evangelist Rev. James Asa Johnson of Geneva, Pa, will lead. Rev. Robison is praised for preaching ability. Johnson is also a published poet with works in religious publications and booklets.
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Advent Christian Church
James Asa Johnson
Genesec
Robison
Avrote College
Aureea
University of North Carolina
Barboo College
Bar- 00
Johnson
Bromley and Huntington Wedding Reported in Jamestown
Announcement made this morning of the marriage of Clarence Bromley and Miss Doris Huntington of Jamestown. Ceremony held Tuesday June 21 at the bride's parents home. Wedding dinner for forty two relatives and friends from Buffalo Cleveland Corry Spartansburg and Jamestown. They will reside in Jamestown after a honeymoon to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Clarence Bromley
Doris Huntington
Jamestown
Talbert Huntington
Buffalo
Cleveland
Corry
Spartansburg
Bromley
Niagara Talis
Benefit Party Plan Offered For Geneva Disarmament Meet
Multiple organizations plan a centennial North East parade and pageant on June 6 with about 150 costumed participants. The event, chaired by Mrs. L. B. Yale and directed by Mrs. T.A.M., includes a parade at 6 o'clock and an evening pageant at 7 o'clock at North East High School. Participants include American Legion, Womans Club, Legion auxiliaries, Rebekahs, Masons, Boy Scouts, and many local groups. The pageant features themed costumes and community groups in a coordinated effort.
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Geneva
Prerty
WeautiMil Iwe
North East
L. B. Yale
FAM
American Legion
Woman's Club
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Ould Fellows
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Relief Corps
Eastern Star
Men's Service Club
Parent Teachers’ Association
Fuller Hose Company
Crescent Hose Company
Daughters of American Revolution
Rebekahs
Masons
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Band
North West Band
Clover Lest
Grange
Agricultural Department
Italian Orders
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Par|ade Plans? Garden Party Benefits Corry Hospital
Beautiful garden party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. SV Stewart on West Smith Street under the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital. Fifteen tables hosted a bridge afternoon with prizes, refreshments, and gifts from Oakland Planter Gardens. Proceeds aid Corry Hospital.
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SV. Stewart
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Stewart Home
W. W. Morgaridge
G. G. Barker
F.N. Ames
Frank Loveland
J. H. King
Oakland Plaw Jer Gardens
Oil City
N. Z. Gillette
The Mysterious Yeas Mon Se By Louise Gerard
A fragmented serialized tale follows a young man reacting to family scandal at a large estate. Secrets of a mother’s past, a forbidden romance, and a volatile household drive the plot, with sudden shifts between drawing room tension and a vivid island journey. The chapter hints at inheritance tensions and a muttered plan to flee.
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Yeas Mon Se
Louise Gerard
WANTED To rent seven room hours on west side
Classified brief lists a WANTED advertisement seeking a seven room rental on the west side. Include contact reference P. Biga in box 326.
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West Side
P. Biga* O
Majority of scribes thought Schmeling won title decision
A United Press survey of ringside critics Sunday night showed most scribes favored Mas Schmeling over Sharkey for the heavyweight title. Names listed include Wood, Grayson, Williams, Morris, Dawson, Albertini, Cameron, Vindmer, Runyon, Gallico, Parker, and Bere, among others, with many rating Sharkey’s loss as suspect.
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United Press
New York
Zavu Jatic Sharkey
Mas Schmeling
Schmeling
Wilhur Wood
New York Sun
Harry Grayson
World-Telegram
Joe Willliams
World-Telegraph
William Morris
New York Tvening Post
James Dawson
New York Times
Francis Albertini
New York Graph
Stuart Cameron
United ‘Pross
Richards Vin
Matty Bere
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