Child Drowned In Rain Barrel Near Oil City
In Franklin, 18 month old Carol Shaffer of Seneca drowned Tuesday morning in a rainwater barrel near an eye spout. She had been missing about five minutes before being found in the tub. firefighters and a doctor attempted resuscitation for over an hour with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carol Maxine Shaffer
Dauguen
Lorin J. Shatter
Seneca
Ley
G. Dolby
Paul Brunner
Adjutant Brunner
Salvation Army
Fire at Big Woods near Kane devastates timber
Fire swept through the Bear Greek slash ing territory near Kane on Sunday and Monday, leaving blackened bushes and damaged timber along Blood Run. Workmen finally controlled the blaze after recruiting additional manpower, leaving dense smoke over the second growth as rangers warned against recurrence unless new arson sources appear.
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Kane
Blody Run
Beaverdam Happenings Share Visits and Meetings
Beaverdam residents host relatives and friends during October weekend gatherings. Among those visiting were Mr and Mrs Charles Breed and family, Clifton Wilkins, H D Whitney and family, Ernest Deitzel and children, Artur Stock and daughter, A P Tanner and family, Arthur Bacon and son, Harley Barnes, and many others. The Ladies Aid of the U B Church meets October 16 at the Crowell home. Farmers finish potato dipping. Parish groups and local socials fill the week with visits, dinners, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Charles Breed and
Famiy
Mr Breed
Morris Breed
Clifton Wilkins
Unison City
R. W. Range
H. D. Whitney
John Whitney
Albion
Ernest Deitzel
Praderick
Marios
Charles Clark
Riley's Siding
James Crowell
Leon Proctor
Charles Proctor
and Mirs
Charles Hodge
Martha Maynard
Theodore Hanby
Golda Pattison
Wattsburg
Ray Sustick
South Dayton
Sustick
Alton Peterson
Robert Mulvin
Delaware Gap
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Floyd Vrooman
Sherman
JSON
Smethport
Proctor
James Procton
Floyd Marsh
Corry
Max
Marsi
Charles Swan
Dius
Bnd
J. M. McClelland
A.D. Smith
Clymer
Jack Canfield
Union City
Jay Smith
S. R. Lyons
Malcolm Deeter
Cochranton
Ralph Osterstuck
Celoron
N. Y
Luter Gates
Grand Valley
Alton Peters
Makeelriome
Youngs
Leon Falmer
Misa Halley Chase
Paul Hannah
Leon Sanford
Youngsville
Orrin Borstroff
Anne
Olive Hancock
West Lebanon
Indiana County
Lie Lome
Rev
FP. D. Smock
H. L. Henry
Edward Duce
Menville
Elmer Hunter
Charles. Tanney
Lucy ‘Yanner
Lee Barton
Turner Hill
Burt Bowen
Lyle
Young Peoples
Elovit
Emma Kelly
Seattle
Quaero Club Studies Gandhi Second Meeting Review
The Quaero Club met at Mrs H Geiger’s West Smith Street home for the second meeting of the season. Mrs Waggoner read on Gandhi's character, Mrs Powell spoke on Gandhi and His Tendencies, and Mrs Geiger presented a paper on Schumann-Heink. The group opened the year with a luncheon at the Pittsfield Inn and a gathering at Mrs A D Colegrove’s home. The next meeting is set for October 21 at Miss Powell’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Geiger
West Smith Street
Gandhi
Waggoner
Powell
Gandi
Mra Geiger
Miss Wight
Schumann-Heink
Quaero Club
Pittsfield Inn
A.D. Colegrove
Miss Powell
Hold McBride's Brother On Bad Check Charge
United Press reports Immet McBride of Salineville Ohio, brother of Dr Fy-Beott McBride, head of the Anti-Saloon League, held on a bad check charge in Washington. He was arrested by the detective bureau late yesterday and is in jail pending an investigation. Police offered few details and the Anti-Saloon League leader denied any involvement. Records list Immet as a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
United Press
Washington
Immet McBride
Salineville
Ohio
Fy-Beott McBride
Guy Berinreident
Anti - Saloon ‘League
Detective Bureau
Anti-Saloon League
Hmmet McBride
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Child
Oil City
Lorin Shaffer
Big Woods
Alice Youngs
Frank Youngs
Neil Estes
Mrs. Estes
G. E. Jeaning
Eneral Electric Cleaners
General Electric
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Quaero Club ‘Studies
Amels
Camel Pleasure Hour
Network
WJZ
Associated Stations
Baker
Keister
Tobaccs Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
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