Crash near Dunkirk leaves two dead and two badly hurt
A Buffalo convention trip ended in tragedy when a car six miles east of Dunkirk rolled over on the Buffalo road. Lewis Snyder, 43, was killed on arrival at Brooke Memorial hospital. Robert Dickinson and Theodore Maserek suffered fractured skulls and were in serious condition. Two others escaped with minor injuries as witnesses helped transport the injured to the hospital. The vehicle was owned by Paul W. Jones and driven by Isadore Musereie at about 50 mph.
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Erin
Lewis Snyder
West 36Th Street
Adama and Streuper
Buffalo
Buffalo Road
Dunkirk
Paul W. Jones
Isadore Musereie
Musereic
Manoret
Robert Dickinson
East Sth
Téodore Maserek
East 27Th Street
Brooke Memorist
LeRoy Dieter
Hast 21St Street
Paul Ww. Tones
West 26Th Street
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Snyder
Visiting Clergy Help Observe Parish Anniversary
Many visiting clergy joined in the St. James Titusville anniversary observance. The sermon was by Rev Mortimer Ashton, former rector 1918 to 1926, with remarks of gratitude from Emmanual parish and Rt Rev John Ward. Out-of-town guests included Merrick, Dell Darling, Turner Bhadlett, and several others from Kane Erie Warren and Union City.
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Broadhurst
St. James, Titusville
Mortimer Ashton
John C. Ward
Merrick
Dell Darling
Turner Bhadlett
Eiriei
Henry Claves
Kane
Aaron Bennett
St. Mary
Edson
Wellsville
M.S. Ashton
New Brighton
Franklin
Warren
S. J. Nove
Shiron
Jessie Burger
Mary Burger
Mis. Tuncombe
Katherine Burger
Union City
Delber Clarke
Greenville
Smiley
Church
Gillett
Brotherton
Waterford
Margaret Titus
Margaret Titus Bbblie, Erie; Mae C. Book
Eseon
Long Beach
Ciarity
Lunger
Chickering
Oil City
Dorothy Schillinger
Marie Turley
Mies Winon Thompson
Erie
Meay
Youth Escapes From Jail Cell at Brim
Brim November 8 Red Bloeser a two year old ex convict escaped from the Grand jail Friday while held on a cottage and store burglary confession near Fairview. He pried two bars apart crawled out into the range troopers captured the fugitive after the escape was discovered around 10 o clock.
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Brim
Red Bloeser
Grand Jail
Fairview
Cove Stable
Badders
Cotinge
Ploeser
Byeakfuel
Probe into Court House Blaze Continues in County
In the Nov era, county officials launched an investigation into the courthouse fire. County Commissioner Charles R. Davis introduced two resolutions calling the district attorney and sheriff to assist. By noon, officials had not determined the cause, with County Detective Leroy Search noting the blaze might have been started by a cigarette or electrical fault. A full accounting of the damage is expected as a working schedule for court house janitors is planned to ensure continuous security. Total loss including damaged supplies is not likely to exceed 900 dollars.
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Thes Court House
Charles R. Davis
Joseph Roxan
Leroy Search
Court House
News Notes From Sciota
Sciota notes list local visits and social happenings including Beatrice Deotex visiting relatives, Fern Deeler weekends with sister, Jon Potocki family trip to Erie, Carlyle Bemis and family in Brie, Laben Potovk and John Potocki as guests, Roy Silvis visitors from Sheffield, and a church pie social at Greeley School. Gal Proctor re-elected to school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bemis Ene
Ray Vanderko
North Clymer
Harry Bemis
Charles Barlour
Eiton Shamonk
Fern Deeler
Howard Hurray
Warren
Ohio
Jon Potocki
Danginto Laura
Erie
Jumnee Pitas
Sophia Carnegie
Heiasi
Carlyle Bemis
Brie
Misa Laben Potovk
John Pojlocki
Mazanosiei
Roy Silvia
Sheffield
Athryn Silvis
Athryn Silvis, ‘He Greeley School
Gal Proctor
Local interest in PRR bus application hearings
Three Public Service Commission commissioners held hearings across towns along the main line as part of a Penn Transportation Co petition sponsored by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Bradford district complaints were heard amid Live Mutual Telephone Co rate cases, with attorneys and witnesses from smaller cities present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pts Transportation
Pennsylvanics Rnion
Eris Times
Public Service Commission
1. S
Live Mutual Telephone Co
Bradford Transportation Co
Bradford
Tn Wil
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Erle Ana Lock Haven
Nevers
Penn Transportation Co
Th Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Entany Ingo
Fle Lear
Anc
Examination for Clymer P M postmaster sought in Mayville
The Clymer postmaster examination is planned for Mayville possibly in December per Civil Service Commission. Salary set at 1800 dollars. Applications close November 42 with vacancy December 21 1020. Full information and applications from post office or U S Civil Service Commission Washington. Date notice to assemble contestants will be posted about 15 days after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Tui
Mayville
Jin
United States Civil Service Comission
Washington
Balm Overkind TouGne Vis Wil New Bios Engine
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning a price of $85.00 cash and references to an eye or bone area with unclear context. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified. readable terms are insufficient for a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
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Sciota
Mies
Beatrice Deotex
Feuniklin
Fern Dee
Penn Transportation Company
Lock Haven
Clymer P.M
Rnillond
Trun
Warren Filsirietty
Nelb
Fawt
Erle
Unien
Mia
Majestic
Root’s Furniture Store
STARR
Corry
Suilay Atteruvin
Roda Wereu
Reese
aLeFora
Barba Autisator
Garagh
Aynderind
Wasaing
Dour
Aioe
Petipeul
Sheet Sankers Fb
Suippy
Atari Sete
Illas Myo
Tryiny
Warren Sotnis
Lot
Ailvertiswa
Gallina
Muvanile Andrytlab
Mater Eyler
Lissiak
Sluetions
Susthaenlet Strytt Mts
Sineide Randiles Gilar
East Slessmat
Fealing
Stoatman
Cohmains Avenue
Coluavaus
P.O
Mesavute
Youngstown
Joe Hust
Lon
EN Bay
Gyuriet Peley
Inlow Produce
Rocks
IL Grove
Waby
West
Ont
Greate
Bath
West Majin Street
Wee Lemon
Phine
Asie
Sardishe
SYR
Desisaife
Ada Flouse
Leol
Chavanfenves
Double Sousa
Efi
Toxtia
PM Tarrie RB
Capper
Paul Robin
Watts
Model Dairy Company
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