Keystone Public Service board approves November 24 action
Direct or approves a November 24 announcement at Oil Creek Confluence in a regular board meeting. The Forest Oil Company of Bradford holds leases along McKinney road to Oil Creek and Kaneville with four drilling rigs in operation per the Titusville Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Public Service Company
Oil Cuy
Forest Oil Company
Biidford
Mckinney Road
Oil Creel
Kaneville
Titusville
Ford
Chevrolet
Willys- Knight
Thomas Motor Company
Rita Lent
Falyn
Connodut
Covely
Ave County
Ohio
Shevitts
Investitza
Unfistriot
Town Notices and Local Incidents in Glendora Area
City and Vicinity Glendora items report a death by horse trampling in Olmstead Farm, plus a series of Thanksgiving events, charity gifts, and local accidents. Notable items include the coroner’s finding on N R Olmstead, the Mary Alice boat’s limestone shipment, and multiple social gatherings at Arcades, studios, and Mac’s Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Market Street
Kittanning
Stef Baul Zurney
Tneir
Jost Thei
Decident
N. R Omstead
Victor Gault
Alvion
W. G. Stroble
Olmstead
Mary Alice
Allegheny
Templeton
Neville Island
Healy
St Ridgway
Warren Mahon
Bar Hospital
W. Main Street
Ridgway
Gounuli
Cube
Conmner
Johnson
Burg
Wa. R. Winslow
Joremany
Joan Canty
Maurice Sleshiel
Wallace Larsen
Otto Glins
Jess Hayes
Township Supervisors and “Auditors Association
S.A
Nelson Identified Leader In Gang Murders At Large
Federal agents Cowley and Hollis chased a Ford in Burrington while Nelson, public enemy No 1, reportedly led last night’s killings. Purvis said only that Babe Pace Nelson killed Hollis and that the second assailant remains unknown. Cowley, gravely wounded, died after surgery. Hollis died shortly after in hospital. both had long federal careers tracking Dillinger’s gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gewt
Econ Page Gut
Cowley
Chicago
Hollis
Nelson
America
W. Carter Baul
Sherman Hospital
Elgin
Melvin Purvis
Dlistrict
Babe Pace Nelson
J. Edgar Figover
Federal Division of Investigation
Middlewest
Washington
Hoover
H. A. Clergy
Richard Bruno Hauptmann
United States
Dilinger
Dillinger
Killinger
Feneral
Burrington
Ohio
Purvis
Welson
Bad wiring blamed for St Marys hospital fire
Defective wiring blamed for $150,000 blaze that destroyed Andrew Kail Memorial Hospital in St Marys Pa injuring three and endangering 40 patients. Officials said the structure was a total loss with no rebuilding decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys
United Press
Andrew Kail Memorial Hospital
Chase Near Barrington Pit Park Ends in Shootout
State patrolman William Gallagher witnessed a high speed chase near Barrington pit park that culminated in a gun battle. Two men in a Ford and a Hudson involved, with federal agents later identified. A woman escaped toward a ditch as gunfire shattered windows and bullets whizzed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington Pit Park
William Gallagher
North Side Park
Gallagher
Siling Sta
Branves Kramer
Nelson
Tweities
Crowle
Hudson
Wesk
Fle
Gabe
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Wind Willi Star
West Twelfth Street
Franklin
Tipnesta and
Marienville
John
Porter
Uniiversity
Southern California
Great Northern Paper Company
Air Jnergese
AeAton
Montgomery Ward & CO
Corry
Glendora
Will J. Wilcos
the Arcade
A. B. Laties
Dan Culver
Gulver
Mac's Inn
Hardy Humes
Pittsburgh
Henry
Richman
Richman Brothers Co
Sie
Asnstitudns
Inge Galion
Baltimore & Ohio
Falls Creek
George Belvoir
Grampian
CCC
Beverul
Eotrol
Brooks
Beebe
Burt Truesdell
Cuba
Black Creek
Stockton
Angelo Petrakos
Jamestown High
Syracuse Sanitarium
Syracuse
Lillian Stowe
Stow
Chautauqua County
Clyde Hunt
Jamestown
Golden Links
Methodist Episcopal Church
Caroline Barton
Minnie Nichols
J. R. Dearing
Phoenix Hotel
AL Wy ‘Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Irwin
Stockton’s
Hamburg
Youngsville
Ralph Cone
Endicott-Johnson
Walte
Second Avenue
Mac’s Inn
Hunt Nelson
Mt. Oliver
Fee
Keister
Nasts Ladies Shop
Money Saving
Pricis
Lincoln
Corner
Main & Center Sts
Anteed
Navy
Anes
North Center Sr
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