Olean Man Loses Eye in Crash and Injuries Reported
Edward Sul yi of 2 Beverly Place Johnson City former St Bonaventure College football player injured in a collision on the Olean Portville Highway lost his left eye after surgery at Olean General Hospital Sunday. Teammate Daniel L Barnard 22 of 817 Prince Street Olean also a former football player suffered head pains and a torn left ear. Annetta Reeve 22 of 101 Helen Street Binghamton riding with Sullivan was discharged after severe shock. Louis Woodard of Hamilton Avenue Olean car damaged. Bern ard attempted to pass Woodard. The crash occurred near Haskell Hill. Sullivan graduated from St Bonaventure last June.
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Olean
Edward Sul Yi
Beverly Place
Johnson City
St. Bonaventure
Olean-Portville
Olean General Hospital
Sullivan
Mids Annetta Reeve
Helen Street
Binghamton
Daniel L. Barnard
Prince Street
Sullivan's
Haskell Hill
Louis Woodard
Hamilton Avenue
Bernard
Woodard
John Ericks
Gullivan
Westfield Auto Crash Leaves Three Hurt
Westfield May 22 A Sunday afternoon collision on Portage street near the New York Central bridge left three people injured Mrs Ralph Spicer 32 Floyd Patterson 4 of Portland and Mrs Spicer’s husband. Spicer suffered facial wounds and may require hospital care while Patterson and another occupant sustained injuries. Several cars piled into a ditch and suffered heavy damage.
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Westfield
Westfelt
Ralph Spicer
Floyd Patterson
Portland
Patterson
Portage Street
New Yorke Central Bridge
Spier
Nore
Lea A. Cannelly
Cameron A. Heist
Grice Wins Harding Title in Northwest Tournament
Robert Grice wins first in the annual Corry Journal MGA marble championship in the Northwest District. Frank Laurie takes second, Robert Hepler third, and Frank Doms fourth. Grice and Laurie look strong for the upcoming Saturday championship.
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Robert Grice
Harding Schol
Corry Journal
Frank Laurie
Robert Hepler
Frank Doms
Grice
Laurie
Farm Relief Measure Grants Wallace Unprecedented Powers
Washington May 20 United Press staff writer Leslie Eichel reports the Roosevelt farm relief bill grants the secretary of agriculture Henry A. Wallace sweeping authority including production control land leasing and licensing of food distribution and price setting. The act also expands the federal land bank system with a 2 billion bond issue and 4 percent government guaranteed interest to refinance distressed farm mortgages.
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Leslie Eichel
United Press
Washington
Sich Ower
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Ridey
Elmer ‘Thomas
Oklahoma
van Jessen
Muha
Ammgrivan Agriculture
Gucditure
Federal Land Bank
Wallace
George N. Peek
Moling
M.L. Wilson
Montana State College
Ant
Poultry Banquet in Clymer Draws Local Notables
Clymer May 20 notes a large poultry business banquet at O F Hall attended by about 125 people. Guests included Mr Crossty and Mr Kieser who faced travel delays, while Mrs Jennie Brown led a Ladies Aid prepared menu. Out‑of‑town visitors from Meadville Spartansburg and French Creek shared insights on care and feeding of chicks and broilers.
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James Uruscull
O. F. Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Jennie Brown
Wilhelm Case
B. H. Kieser
Toledo
H. J. Nolte
Newark
N. J
Robert L. Quail
Newton
Fia
Crossyst
Clymer
Jyne
Out of
M's. Montie Soules
Meadville
Gare
Lawrence Snapp
S. Ingram
W. S. Lemison
D. D. Stranahan
Franke Platt
Spartansburg
Frank Beebe
Laona
Ilmat Hinieson
Sherman
French Creel
Herrison Beckerink
Glymerhill
Wes
Wm. Meeklink
North Glymer
Iso
Lawrence Hestink
Ed Hessini
R. E. Scoit
Find
Samuel Smith
Alvin Bennink
Melfiodist Church
Hillstrom Heads to Augustana Meeting in Rock Island
D A Hillstrom left for Rock Island Illinois to attend the Augustana College and Theological Seminary director meeting. He is a college director who announced a several hundred thousand dollar donation for a new science building and ministerial pension from Miss Marle Walberg of Canada. He will also join the executive committee meeting of the Augustana Lutheran Foundation, of which he is president, this Friday.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Rock Island
Augustana College and Theological Seminary
Yale
Hillstrom
Miss Marle Walberg
Canada
Augustana Lutheran Poindstion
Kane Abandons Glassware Plant Loan Plan After Inquiry
Kane's committee from May 22 reports against lending to Willam Roach of Star City West Virginia for a glassware factory here. Investigation finds Roach ineffective as manager, equipment misrepresented, inadequate collateral, and prior Quality Glass Co. concerns. The panel says Kane citizens should not support the loan. a later forced sale could affect purchase options.
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Kane
Willam Roach
Star City
W. Va
West Virginia
W. Albertson
W. L. Dykes
P. A. John- 300
Maynard Norris
New York
R. J. Hetznecker
William
Koach
Pho
William Koach
Quality Glass Company
van Voorts
William Roach
Sudden Incidents Mark Spread Of Cuban Revolution
Continued from Page One reports armed groups in Cuba receiving arms and ammunition from Mexico. Meneses claims ten days of action with eleven horses lost and vows to stay armed until the government falls. He cites contact with other groups and an expected expedition led by a supreme leader.
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Sll
Meneses
Nupreme
Sergio Carbo
Col
Aurelio Algarea
Mexico
Four men jailed for steam shovel theft at Cutting-Watts road
Evie Pay Men and four others faced Justice Gleason after pleading guilty to petit larceny for breaking a steam shovel and stealing tools valued about 26 dollars. Longo, Daniels, Knoll, and Ganon were fined and six months in county jail. Henry and Louis Driesthalice shared fines. All eight were jailed, with plans to transfer to state penitentiary. The incident occurred Friday near Wattsburg when the crew tried to break jail and fled before authorities appeared.
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French Creek
Evie
Pence
L. C. Gleason
Wattsburg
Michael Longo
Edward Daniels
Evonk Knull
Ret Ganon
Mearoe County
Pentensisry
Henry and
Louis Driesthalice
Mayville
G. R. Stanton
Frank Boyle
Owier
Dittmer
Ted TeCul Ver
Utelr Joot
Bre
Yesterpony
Stanton
Sage
Hineat Pratt
Ed TeCulver
Gleason
Corry Club Elects Recording Jury At State Convention
Miss Inéz Witch, president of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club, was elected recording secretary of the State federation at the annual convention held at the Summit Hotel in Uniontown. Delegates included Mrs. G. Blanchard, and over two hundred federation members attended the three day meeting. State officers named were Mrs. Susan Rhodes of Columbia as state president, Mrs. Helen Thompson of Greenville as vice president, Miss Nancy Beetel of Pittsburgh as treasurer, Miss Flora Inman of Union City as district chair, and Mrs. Louise Sprowls of Erie as district vice chair.
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Inéz Witch
Corry
Flora Inma i
Union City
This Distriel
Loule Sprowls
Erie
Two Bus Drivers Arrested in Arkansas Style Patrol Raid
Highway patrols arrested two Blue Way Express drivers, Byerney of New York City and Gebrgis, after detaining five buses found between Waterford and Union City. Drivers pled guilty before Justice Nell Robbins, paying fines and costs. Buses awaited 1923 license plates in Union City and Waterford. five buses were headed to New York City from Cincinnati funds.
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St. Bonaventure College
Harding
East Main St
See’y Wallace
D.a.hillstrom
Etta Kett
Nee Wen
Deke
SIME
Miss Kent
Doty
Foener
Bel Bon
By Paul Robinson
VEAL
Bp.w.c
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Rio
Riverside Tires
Ward
Ward’a
Riverside
Riversi
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