Man Burned In Shack Believed Murder Victim
The body of George Chipper, 70, was found among ruins at the George Davis farm on the Sampson State road after a shack fire. Police suspect foul play from scorched remains and a horse tied to a wagon seen fleeing the scene early Monday. Chipper, last seen Sunday night, had planned to visit a hilltop home. investigators consider homicide with arson to cover it up.
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George Chipper
George Davis
Sampson State Ros
Waterford Miaie
Istmigen
Mapper
Basil Farm
al Parley
Farley
Clipster
Lovener
S. Tanney
Gieobshly
Giurderer
303 Students of Erie County in National Oratorical Contest
Approximately 18,000 school students participate in the third National Oratorical Contest honoring the Constitution. Western Pennsylvania counties sponsor through Pittsburgh Sun. finals at Carnegie Music Hall in May determine district and national entrants. Teachers now excused from jury duty in Allegheny County per Judge Shafer.
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United States
Annal Fist International Historical Center
Brie
Pittsburgh Sun
Pennsylvania
Wit
Ben Whl
Carnegie Music Hall
Pittsburgh
Pittshurgh
Allegheny County
Jon
Shafer
Syrup Wanted At High Market Price In Clymer NY
Beeman and Hildum in Clymer New York advertise for several thousand gallons of maple syrup and offer the highest market price, seeking immediate purchase. They call for syrup producers to contact them for terms and delivery details.
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Beeman and Hildum Clymer
N.Y
Southwest Snowstorm Halts Spring Thaw In Midwest
Topeka and Kansas City report eight and four inches of snow respectively as a springlike pattern collapses. Kansas endures harsh winds and cold with forecasts of continuing wintry conditions across the region.
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Kansas
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Asharinen
Gardenees
King Winter
Wimspriyas
Topeka
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Syel
Mercury
Bear Lake News Notes
Local notes report several residents marked by mobility and illness. Ernst Wirth saves a family trip, Minnie Wright plans a four night stay, and Juley Merrian remains hospitalized in MeVvelind. Margaret Prowse visits Jamestown for four days while Risig Massa visits Alinboro. Joseph Sait leases Frans Holemtan firm and Ployrl Smith relocates to the Smith farm. Gleason Gleason visits as part of community news.
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Fin Tidemay
MeVvelind
Frans Holemtan’ Firm
Ployrl Smith
Pato the Smith
Rey
Gleason Fins Lieein
Fragmentary family notes and community visits
A garbled summary records visits to Niobe and Jamestown homes, Sunday gatherings, and names of residents and guests including Mrs. Pred Ovtar and Marie Tuning. It notes an auxiliary meeting at the Mall with attendance and a dinner collection of $18.00, plus a forecast of upcoming events.
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Jamestown
Irs
Fred Wieler
Mies
Oscar Johnssot
Mre Vochrany
Charles
Steante
J. Levony Ralte
Johnonie
Marie
Sehottyn
Sune
Bastien Tull
Farrioon
Buffalo
Fragmented OCR note on local public notices
The readable text shows garbled lines referencing a local public notice or display about a pier, a fair, and a Sunday event. Mentions of a meeting or group names appear unclear, with no distinct person, organization, or place clearly identifiable.
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Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
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