Grange to Meet and Columbus Club Social Events
May 18 Calum busbrary open through June. Grange to meet in CC hall Monday evening May min with a fine program planned. Members urged to attend. Local society notes list multiple visits and social arrangements across Harborcree Warren Jamestown Clymer and Bradford areas.
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Columbus
Calumbusbrary
Carleton Cuylia
Harborcree
Mary Wilite Spenk
Lottsville
Misa Durls Moory
Lawrence Sackett
Evie
Mary Wiehwite
Senny
Schalton
Bear Lake
Nellie Schalton
Norman Scholton
Warren
Pty
Qvorge Cwuoll
Famry
Youngavillé
Thongs Horn
Whealunk
Lieyding Sager
Fingorlum
Schraming
Mev
George Schraming
Bf Corry
Columbus Grange
AML
Mfr
Charles Farnham
George
Ollifard Casler
Carl
Clymer
Bert Lictis
Goleta Faulkner
Helen Nelson
Rio
Gerald Faulkner
Charles Swenson
Daugt Ter
Mildred
Tanera
Alvert Kotsteo
Teank Dodd
Betty
Bradford
N.O.C
Clarence Echriniger
Bute
Catle
Titusville Man Killed by Moving Yard Train
Willis J. Hannigan 35 chief chemist and assistant superintendent at Drew Levick Refinery died instantly when he slipped and was run over by a moving yard train in the refinery yard. Deputy Coroner pending official ruling. He left a widow and two young children, plus his mother and three sisters. The incident occurred as he and a companion attempted to board the train. Various local residents were noted in social mentions and community notices following the tragedy.
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Titusville
Willis J. Hannigan
Drew Levick
Chester Swanson
Drannigin
Trig
Hannigan
St. Tins Men School
Tuuaville
Sageter
Vera
Sorinehan
London plans to scrap trams for rolley buses this year
London transit officials of the London Passenger Transport Board announce plans to replace trams with rolley-buses this year. The move signals a major fleet update as transportation costs and service patterns shift in the capital. Two-ton beam theft case leads from Canyon City. Two men arrested on charges of stealing a two-ton beam from a quarry.
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Trans London
Tramsire
London Passenger Transport Board
Rolley-Buses
Canyon City
Colo
Soldier held in death of Kane man Wingard
May 1 Kane reports Private Ralph W. Costosky 18 of Wilkes-Barre faces involuntary manslaughter charge over the death of Jaumes Wingard 22 of Port Slocum after Wingard fell from a truck and suffered a fractured skull at Fort Slocum. Army inquiry and arraignment ordered by Major H. Silvey with witnesses stating Wingard was knocked down. Wingard’s body to be transported by Pennsylvania Railroad with officer escort. funeral plans pending.
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Kane
Jaumes Wongrd
Mokié
Doh Slocum
N Y
Ralph W Costoskty
Wilkes-Barre
Wingard
George Wingard
Port Sincum
Osstosky
HH Silvey
Crs Caky
Fort Slocum
Woman Saves Drowning Boy in Mill Race Rescue
Mrs Susan Dey of 22 Water Street saved 2 year old Bobby Allinger, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Allinger of 1 East Street, from a mill race fall yesterday. She entered the water to rescue him but could not climb out. a Pennsylvania District Company employee working nearby pulled her to safety.
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Warkun
Pennsylvania Dicetrie Company
Man Threatening Suicide Reported Seen in Erie
Erie May 18 Angelo Agnello 21 of 8728 Etterwood Ave who defaulted a 1500 bond in an involuntary manslaughter case and wrote a letter to his attorney saying he would end his life was found alive by West Erie Court Detective LeRoy Search. He is believed to be hiding, possibly in the city.
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S.W. Upperman
Allene
Albert Kolstee
Clowner
Ota Mo Johnson
Siefeld
És Virginia
Pauline Cucwnings
John Miley
Alice West
Merle Page
Richard
Arthur Page
Cato
Gerald Page
Joan
Erie
Cora Criupen
Corry
Warren
Fargo
Lloydine Sager
Jamestown
Clarence Moore
Durwood
Jom Wiggins
Angelo Agnello
Eterwood Ave
Jacob Held
Hig eHie
West Erie
LeRoy Search
Search
Agnello
Police and Relief Merger Bills Passed
The senate debated police and relief merger bills with opposition to funding shifts via motor vehicle fees and gasoline taxes. Republicans warned of potential loss of about 9 million dollars in federal road aid, while Sen. Bernard B. McCinnis defended the merger and federal assurances.
Merger would double highway patrols amid budget strain
State Senate debates a merger of highway patrol, motor fuel, and state police agencies raising a biennial budget to 6 250 000 and adding about 3 000 000 in highway costs. Republican sponsors include Senator Woodward and Senator Howell with Democrats split on the plan. The calendar awaits reconvene at noon EST as committees advance six bills including a 44 hour work year proposal and restitation system for a new matory police.
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Bena Patrol
Woodward
Johin W. Howell
Lackaarma
Wellton
Mines Committee Pasueone
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Grange—Library
Zar Wickwire
Arthur Ante
George Stenmwan'l
Mary Hildum
Berenice Huntley
Mary Waite My
Jett Bunnell
Brie
Blanche Bunnell
Elizabeth Wickwire
Pittsburgh
Earl Wickwire
Albert Obrn
Jam-my
John Obrn
Abert Obon
Amy
H. Ray Watris
N.Y
James Waite
Barbara Waite
Mary Waite
John Olson
Meadville
Sun- Gay
S. Wynn Drews
Chirlea Swanson
Roy Henry
Weetleyville
Nathan Dade
Blishirds
Billen Blanchard
Cottage Park
Bert Miller
HL Short
Eravel Way
Grey Hound Terminal
Tel
New York
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Scranton
Los Angeles
Buffalo
New Orleans
Sam Antonia
Greyhound
E. Doane Hardware
Toggs
Hlsy
Tethveray
Helen
North Center Street
Young Kane Man
America
Costa
M Sree Ward
Gilbert Wolfenton
Assistace
Howrds Wiis
Phildelphia
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Clauss
Bernand B. McCinnis
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
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