Jamestown Man Dies After Auto Crash near Chapman Curve
The Jamestown area reels from a fatal accident on Warren road near Chapman Curve north of Russell Bank. Talay Woodard, 25, a Pennsylvanla University football fullback, died at Warren General Hospital after a car driven by Patrolman Lerne H. Eric skidded off the road, rolled, and released multiple injuries among three other young men including Meyers and Molin.
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Neil
Bie
Goa
Bieideel
Jamestown Warren Road
Ghiapmaigy Curve
Russell
Jamestayeys
Talay Wowlard
Secre
Trewitier
Iate
University
Pennsylvana
Chapman's Pie
Mille Stort
Ransall
Wouland
Warren
Lerne H. Eric
Jamestons
Meyers
Aleiman Mol
Warren General Hospital
Folins Woodard
Slode IL
E. Phapman
Mr. Wood
Paterson's
Fuller
Woodid
Warren Ilikh
Alon
Yaskerhall
Community news and social notes from Spartansburg area
Residents share thanks and new home wishes after the election and community fair. Guests visit Corry and nearby towns, with updates on families, health, and shifts in residence. Local events at Rex Theatre and gatherings reflect town life and updated home moves amid pleasant weather and fruitful cherry bushes.
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Spartansburg
L. Rexford
Corry Evening Journal
Arthur D- Colegrove
B. J. Rickerson
Bradford
Wayne Putnam
Laurence
William, Brown
Leonard
Oil City
Ray Costes
J T L. Fuller
Corry
Sistar
John McGatghey
Buffalo
Busna Conover
Charles Russell
Jefferson Street
R. Tuttle
Erie
Russell
Joseph Stearns
Geneva
John G. Titus
Frank G. Jones
D. ©. Adams
Fredonia
N.Y
Franklin
Charles Martin
T. M. Richards
Frank Kelehér
John Webb
Mildred
Hiram Johnson
Johinson
Corny
Carlton
Mary Louie
Ruth Harmon
Maybelle Titus
Piscevera
Carl Hopings
Mary Margaret
Wesleyville
Paris
AL Stranahan
Ory
Rex Theatre
Z. A. Kinney
Som Junior
de Boone Trews
Oi City
Davenport Street
Mae Session
Tioom
Dinner Guests Attend Jamestown Knights Templar Conclave
Dr Gao Peek Ernest ls Morrow Sidney B Elston Charles P Paulson Geo L McKelvey J Roscoe Deering visited Jamestown Masonic Temple as guests of Jamestown Commandery No 61 for the Official Visitation of the Grand Captain General of Knights Templar State of New York. About one hundred visiting Sir Knights from western New York and Pennsylvania attended as the Temple order was conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek
Ernest Ls
Morrow
Sidney B. Elston
Charles P. Paulson
Geo
L. McKelvey
J. Roscoe Deering
Knights ‘Templar
Masonic Temple
Jamestown
Jamestown Commandery No
Templar
New Yorks
New York
Pennsylvania
Order of the Temple
Woodard Brother Dies in Warren After Football Coaching
Lionel Woodard, son of James D. and Leona Woodard, died in Warren after returning to coach Warren High School football for an upcoming Jamestown High clash. He formerly played at the University of Pennsylvania and helped run Hotel Humphrey with his brother Clifford A. Woodard. Survived by brother Clifford, sister Mrs Launcey Lampeell of Chicago, and grandmother Mrs Latra Nesmith of Warren, Pa.
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Warren High School
Warren
Jamestown High School
Lloyd Woodard
Ullfiueke
University of Pennsylvania
Clifford A. Woodard
Humphrey
James D
Leona Woodard
Jamestown
Lionel Woodard
Cliffort A. Woodard
Hotel Humphrey, Inc
Auncey Lampeell
Chicago
Latra Nesmith
Summer Flower Clusters Along the Highway
Mr and Mrs Frank Verbst with Miss Myrna Thomson visited Mendville on Thursday for business. J A Johnston caught a 4 1 4 pound bass and called it a Republican fish due to size. Miss Myrna Thomson hosted the Ivy Embroidery Club last Tuesday. Mrs J Winans entertained Tuesday night club members this week. Mrs J R Davis of South Otseli a NY, visiting Rexford family, left Tuesday for Watts Platts to visit relatives before returning home.
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Frank Verbst
Myrna Thomson
Mendville
J. A. Johnston
Ivy Embroidery Club
J. . Winans
Miss Thomson
Mrs. Winans
J. R. Davis
South Otselia
Rexford
Watts Platts
Bowen resigns as assistant postmaster to join Tatther Woolen Mills
Miss Mildred Bowen leaves the post office after about a year and a half of service to become a bookkeeper at Tatther Woolen Mills. Charles Scriven steps into the assistant postmaster role. Bowen’s replacement is described as fully competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bowen
Miss Bowen
Frank G. Jones
Charles Scurem
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Wes
Molfinsworth
Kind Hollinsworth
Fasingo
Vivigh Apaderays
Gall Bell
Representative
Hand & Black
North Center St
Ajax
Zalzneck
Bell W
Ollar
Royal Boot Shop
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
Corry, PA
Studebaker
Oakland
Rex Garage
Armstrong
Wetmore
Kane
Oldick
Exan
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