Happenings in Bear Lake and vicinity May notes
Local column from Bear Lake reports visitors and travels of residents. Mrs George Stranigan and others visited, families moved to Rochester for work, students finished the school year, prayers held, and a house fire destroyed the Cobb home. Death of Velma Risley noted with funeral details. Community social visits, church events, and local gossip populate the fragment.
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Bear Lake
George Stranigan
Collmbus
Charles Stranigan
J_ Manwaring
Cilford Fullom
Centerville
W. D. Fullom
Robert Manstieli
Rochester
HJ. Phillips
Florida
Lottsville
H. D. Ruland
Jessie Direlan
Albert Wilson
Alberta
Ruth Wilson
Lulu Hineldey
Paul Carpenter
Bisi
Hawkins
Robert
Wilbur Hawkins
Bessie Black
W. D. ¥Ullam
Ray S. Cobb
Rudolph and
Paul Carlson
Jamestown
Glenn Smouse
Waynesburg
Rush Chapman
Familly
Pred Blutther
Betty
Linesville
W. H. Evans
Enoch Bordwell
Kim Woodin
Jessie Smith
Youngsville
Wil’ Fim Simma
Blackville
United Brethren Stindsy School
Christian Wineaver
Pth
Frewsburg
N.Y
Mary Crosby
Taith Dougherty
James Town
Clyde Hawkins
Panama
Jennie Chapmen
North Clymer
Frank Crosby
Charles Chapman
Union City
Tyan Hajvkins
David
Velma Risley
Stoke
W. B. Fullom
Bear Sule
Org Davison
Beechwood
Mary Hunt
Ayville
Minnie Weeks
Charles Hoodrich
Charlene Price
William Thompson
Galeton
Stabbing Case Linked to Two Women In May 8 Incident
Brie May 8 two women entered the vicinity of Pettolo Vincenzo alias Angelo DeMesl amid mysterious events. Vincenzo remains hospitalized at St Vincents with stab wounds after an assault on Gmbh Road. DeMesl’s deportation to Italy looms if he survives. slight improvement noted and an even chance to survive was reported.
Raids Seize Slot Machines Across McKean County
Police and state agents raided multiple McKean County venues Tuesday morning uncovering at least one slot machine at the Kane House. District Attorney G Putter said any device with a jackpot or game of chance is illegal and the seized machines will be destroyed on court order. Other sites reported include Kebierana garage, Danny Kitchen, Anderson Lunch, My Jewett, Lekewa Gardens, Kusllequa, Hillton Inn, Lackentein Filling Station, and Scents Tavern Corydon township with one machine each and two at the former White Bird Inn on Kane Bradford road. Authorities in Bradford, with Detective J. J. Anson and state police, conducted additional raids along the railroad route.
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McKean County
Kane House
Olive
G Putter
Kebierana Sonmison
Danny
Anderson Lunch
J. J. Anson
Trumpers
George Hartnel
Charles Mullin
Kane
James Stuck
Michael Zerbe
Bradford
City faces $1462 compensation insurance bill
At a council meeting in Franklin on May 9 the city was confronted with a bill from the state compensation insurance authorities totaling 1462 dollars for premiums the city had not initially accepted. The council debated payment as City Solicitor Maurice P Breene weighs options while a revenue pledge from liquor taxes was questioned by Councilman King Gililland.
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Franklin
City
King Gililland
Former Corry Girl Married Near Forestville
AML movements have been received ere of the manage of Mrs. Hazel Damon, and Gerry F. Deck, both at Ripley, N. Y., which took place Sunday, May 6, at Forestville, N.Y. Mrs. Damon is a former Corry girl. The couple are at home in Ripley.
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Hazel Damon
Gerry F. Deck
Ripley
N. Y
Forestville
N.Y
Damon
Death claims aged Elgin man in Pennsylvania
Precence J. Sipp aged around 56 died at his home in Elgin Pa this morning after a lingering illness He leaves his wife and two sons Edward Sipp Canton Ohio and A D Sipp Magison Ohio He had resided in Elgin ten years The body rests at Pavison Funeral Home and will be moved to the late home Thursday morning Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 PM at the M E Church Elgin with burial in Spring Creek Cemetery
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J. Sipp
Flgin
Edward Sipp
Canton
A. D. Sipp
Magsilon
Sipp
Elgin
Pavison
M. E. Church
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Scouts to Meet in Community Building
Parents and friends of Troop No 28 Boy Scouts of Spring Creek are invited to a Thursday 7:00 pm meeting in the Community Building. A surprise program has been arranged by the Loop, J. B Leithers of Buffalo will be the speaker.
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Boy Scouts
Spring Wreck
J. B Leithiser
Bufraly
Use of Vote Machines for Primaries
Voting machines will be employed at the Spring primary on May 15. Voters should study the sample ballots and follow three steps: move the red handle to close curtains and unlock the machine, lower the voting pointers for each chosen candidate, then return the handle to the left to register the vote and reopen the curtains. Voters are confined to their party’s candidates, may change votes while in the curtained booth, and no votes are recorded until exit. Sample ballots with candidate locations are available at polling places to speed voting and reduce confusion.
Bumstead Worm Syrup Ad Claims Mercy and Sanctioned Use
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Bumsteads Worm Syrup contains santonin and other ingredients. The text references blood dose measurements, sales by the bottle or mill, and mentions locations such as Philadelphia. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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