Falconer Youth Killed in Woodchuck Hunting Incident
In Lames town near Falconer a 16 year old, Gerald Sandstrom, was killed by a 22 caliber slug fired by his hunting companion, 17 year old Kermeth Johnson of Jamestown, who mistook his head for a woodchuck. The shooting happened after Sandstrom raised his head while lying in a field. Johnson claims no knowledge of Sandstrom's location. Wesson Paplow, Falconer police chief, will not press charges until state police conclude their investigation. coroner Samuel T. Bowers waits for findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamestown
Gerald Sandstrom
Kermeth £. Johnson
Jamestown
Young Johnson
Sandstrom
Johnson
Handstrom
Jamestown General Hospital
Wesson Paplow
State Y M C A Conference Attendance Report
Glyde W. Shhotzbarger attended the State Y M C A combined conference for Phalanx Gradale and Young Adult groups. The event occurred October 4 5 at Byton Wood near Reading with Northwest District delegates from Cambridge Springs including Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith, Miss Mary Cousins and Paul Drake.
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Confernce Y. M. GC. A
Glyde W. Shhotzbarger
Bynton Wood
Reading
Cambridge Springs
Ernest Smith
Mary Cousins
Paul Drake
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Offer Kidney Support Relief
Thompson's Bor soma Tablets provide quick relief for headaches dizziness and pains while aiding kidneys in filtering wastes and acids. Promoted as effective with comforting relief. 60c at all drug stores. Also recommended Golden Lax Tablets for constipation to assist the product’s action.
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Thompson
Peninsula Visitors Set Attendance Mark
Peninsula beaches and natural facilities attract record crowds in August. Millard Davis, park superintendent, reports 101,235 cars and about 445,434 people, plus 46,000 via bus and ferry, totaling 810,434 for the month. Largest August attendance and third largest month in park history.
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Erin
Oct
Millard Davis
Davis
Acquittals End Boyfriend and Girl’s California Romance
In Santa Ana a large crowd awaited the verdict as Louise and Bud, a Los Angeles loan company client and her mother, were acquitted. They had believed in undying love, planned a wedding for April 30, and faced arrest after letters and public attention. Bud planned a long auto tour across the United States regardless of Louise’s decision to join.
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Los Angeles
Bud
United States
Louise
Santa Ana
California
Orange Empire
Burns Fatal to Meadville Man
Merrill Neely aged 26 died after an open gas stove ignited his pajamas, causing second degree burns. He had been in fair condition at City Hospital since Friday. Coroner Dr. Luther V. King ruled the death accidental. The mother reported she left home to call a neighbor and found her son on the porch trying to smother the flames with a rug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Merrill Neely
Neely
City Hospital
Luther V. King
Grawford County
Dolly Neely
Real Estate Fraud Cases Open in Erie Courts
Paul W. and Esther V. Mowry sue real estate man H. K. Shutts in equity over a $42,000 blanket mortgage involving seven lots and a plan to release the plot upon partial payments. The Mowrys claim they paid $2,000 toward a June contract and seek release of their property and a stay of mortgage collection while their action proceeds.
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Erie
H. K. Shuts
Paul W
Esther V. Mowry
Obligee
Mowrys
Mutual Building and Loan Association
J.B. Reld
Mowry
Happenings of Week as Reported at Columbus
Columbus Oct 6 Mary Neyton of Corry visited her niece Mrs Frank Ferry. Ralph Curtis stayed in Columbus from Monday to Wednesday before returning to Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs John Douglas of Gallatin Tenn Mrs Clyde Christinson and Mrs John Freund of Warren called on Mrs Frank Betts. Mr and Mrs Robert Howles and families Corry Mr and Mrs Marion Howles and families Youngsville and Lewis Howles of Erie were guests at a dinner at Mr and Mrs Lester Howles. Mrs Jack Berry hosted Columbus friends for a surprise birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Hazel Faulkner. Mr and Mrs Lawson Lakewood called on Mrs Warren Fargo last Sunday. Charles Sandburg spent the week with his son Albere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary Neyton
Corry
Prank , Ferry
Ralph Curtis
Niagara Falls
John Douglas
3Aleton, Tenn
Clyde Christinson
John Freund
Warren
Frank Betts
Robert Howles
Marion
Howles and
Youngsville
Lewis Howles
Erie
Lester Howles
Jack Berry
Hazel Faulkner
Lawson
Lake~wood
Warren Fargo
Charles Sandburg
al Bere
Social notes from Lake Chautauqua and local towns
Mr and Mrs Perry Mead spent Sunday at Lake Chautauqua at the home of Mr and Mrs Glare Capyell. Mr and Mrs Jordan Cole attended the Ladies Aid at Spring Creek at the home of Mrs Harold Eddy last Thursday. Mrs Bertha Stockton and Mrs Leonard Stockton were callers last Friday morning. Mrs Bertha Stockton has bought a home at Youngsville and moved there recently. Mr and Mrs George Bensinie were business visitors in Jamestown on Thursday. Alaskan Scourge In Alaska tuberculosis 18 scourge among the native people.
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Perry Mead
Lake Chautauqua
Glare Cap‘yell
Jordan Cole
Spring Creek
Harold Eddy
Leonard Stockton
Bertha Stockton
Youngsville
George Bensinie
Jamestown
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Companion
R. P. Beckwith
Willys
Washington
North Center Street
Ash
Britain
Hilar Wy Zsok
Personal Companies of
Center Street
Loblaw
Personal Finance Co
Personal Consumer Discount Co
Eric Bldg
Peninsula
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Burns
Arkansas
Vicks
Keystone
VanCise
Paul
SOX
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Sauer Kraut
Little Buster
Crisco
Alaska
Guignon's
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