Fredonia Grapes Crash Kills Man as Wife Dies at Crossing
Fredonia fruit grower Malora, 65, and his wife Frances, 65, were hit by a New York Central freight train at Water Street crossing with no watchman. Malora died instantly. Frances was taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital with critical injuries and may die. Coroner George W Blood attributed poor visibility from a heavy rainstorm during the accident shortly before eight o clock.
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Jddeph Maelara
Water Street
Fredonia
Frances
New York Central Railroad
Fredonict
Malora
Brooks Memorial
George W Blood
Man Held On Rum Running Charge In Dunkirk
George Gray a 20 year old resident of Ash Street Mine Pas was detained by Corporal Topolski at Westfield Thursday night after police found several cases of Canadian ale in his car. He pleaded not guilty as the case before U S Commissioner Frank Stige was adjourned to October 25 with a $700 bond. He was released pending further action.
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Dunkirk
Del
George Gray
Ash Street
Mine
Pas
Westfield
Jawol Topolski
Site
Gray
United States
Frank Stige
Boxer
Frank Hunts
Trip
Columbus Grange Fair to Be Held October 27
Columbus to host annual Harvest Fair on Saturday October 27 with afternoon programs, free refreshments, and pie and bread displays. Premiums include best loaf of yeast bread from Gordon and Son, car and tool prizes, silk hose for whipped cream cake, and gifts from local businesses for top pumpkin, carrots, apples, and grains. Continuous note: list of sponsors and exact premiums reflects vivid local commerce involvement.
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Columbus
cCotmnua
Hivange
Too
Paul Trinket
Bioplay
Gordon & Son
James Gates
Columbus Garage
G. L. Blanchard
J. L. Hall
Mr. Ball
Columbus Grain and Feed Co
Clarence Hyde
Bert Stockton, Jr
Sanborn
Stockton
Washington P T A Meeting Program Report
The Washington Parent-Teachers Association met Friday afternoon in Room 2 with about thirty five parents and friends present. The program included finger plays recitations autumn leaves poetry dialogue choice of trades and readings by students, plus a piano solo and a brief district business meeting.
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Washington
Parent-Teachers Association
Lorna Ajcum
Aes Pory
Evel ‘Yn Barton
Virginia Mearin
Thebe Noi
Rye Turtle Boy
Diwiwzue
Charlotte Schamling
Milton Hellen
Gladys Palmer
F. P Blair
Joan
W. J. Foley Dies at Okmulgee
Word was received of the sudden death of W. J. Foley in Okmulgee Oklahoma after a stroke at his home. He was formerly from Warren and well known locally. Survived by his wife sister I J Murray of Warren and brothers Daniel D Foley James Foley of Warren John Foley of Oil City and a sister Mrs Theresa Foley of Carnegie. Services will be held in Okmulgee with burial there. Mr Murray left for Okmulgee and Dane visited Titusville for business.
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WT. Poley
Carnegie
Okmulegee
Sind Yurlal
Murray
Okmulger
Campaign Fundraiser Log Shows Multiple Donors
A cluttered listing records contributions from numerous individuals and businesses including Arcade Restaurant, Quality Cash Store, Bernstein Bros, Condra Pharmacy, and Walter Ellis. Payments range around several dollars with totals noted for each donor. The notice invites broader support and specifies donation channels through Walter Kittleberger and the Journal office.
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Wilson
L. Weeksy
Foster
S. Fineh
W. Leroy Wilepk
Osyeerees
N. Cohen & Sons
Fred Hoenes
GilAatiite
Caby
Frank Say
Ruth Candy Shop
Oliver Castor
William Parker
Walter Kittleberger
V. F. Wi Post
Offi
Ancient Canal Described in Karnak Inscription
An inscription at Karnak Egypt hints at a canal linking the Nile to the Red Sea in Seti I’s era. The channel, partly traceable near Wad Tumtne, was reportedly mapped by ancient engineers and followed in their surveys.
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Karnak
Ezrpt
Nile
Red Sea
Typhoid Death Toll Rises In Glean Epidemic
Eight people have died in Glean as typhoid cases continue to surge. Jeanne Mountain, 10, daughter of Mrs. Mary Mountain of 128 South Union Street, died today. Red Cross official Mrs. Charlotte Heilman and state epidemiologist Dr. B B Roberts say deaths reflect crisis timing, not a worsening outbreak, with the third fever week typically the deadliest.
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Glean
Jeanne Mountain
Mary Mountain
South Union Street
Carlotte Heilman
National Red Cross
Hellman
B. B. Roberts
Wildcats Clash in Northwestern Intersection Battle
Northwestern hosts Kentucky University in a Dyche stadium afternoon intersection clash. Kentucky, boasting a strong line and 173 pound backfield, arrives with 3,000 rooters after a victory over Washington and Lee, signaling a formidable challenge to the Big Ten squad under coach Dick Hanley.
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Evanston, II
Northwestern Wildcats
Wildcats
Kentucky University
Dyche Stadium
Blue Grass State
Washington and Lee
Dick Hanley
Kentucky
Chicago
Fall Wedding at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
A fall wedding united Miss Elale Kromas and Olle McClintock at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. H A Post officiating. The couple planned a luncheon at the Blue Bird restaurant for twenty four after the ceremony and will reside on East Wayne Street, Corry, after a wedding trip to Pittsburgh and other places.
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Elale Kromas
Charles Kromas
Wayne Street
Olle McClintock
Mountain View
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
H. A. Post
Alpharot Baker
Pittsburgh
Barry Kromas
Blue Bird
Sui
MuClintovle Wil Releide
Pittsbaugh
Corry
Married at St Elizabeths in Nuptial High Mass
Miss Helen N Tinko daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Tink and Joseph P Vatovich son of Mr and Mrs Steve Vatovich were married in St Elizabeth hill. Rev V J Reiser performed the ceremony at nine o clock. John Zamborit and Miss Anna Tinko attended. A large gathering of relatives and friends witnessed the rites and the couple will reside on West Main Street following a short trip.
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Helen N. Tinko
Steve Tink
Ueely
Joseph P. Vatovich
Steve Vatovich
Corry
RD. S.ivete
St. Eligabeth Hill
V. J Reiser
John Zamborit
Anna Tinko
Rela~ives
West Main Street
Vatoyieh
Oldest State Park Becomes Noted National Park
The oldest state park created mainly for recreation is now a famous national park named Yoselle. Congress ceded the valley and surrounding border to California as a state park in 165.
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Yoselle
Congress
Valley
Millewide
California
Mrs Lenia Brown and Misa Pulling Visit Warren County
Mrs Lenia Brown left this morning for a day’s visit with friends in Warren County Pa Misa Lucile Pulling is spending the weekend at her Warren County home with friends in Huinboro Pa.
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Lenia Brown
Misa Lucile
Warren
Huinboro
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Washington P.T.A
W. J. Foley
Okmulgee
Dane
Titusville
Olean
Evanston
Emmanuel
ST. Elizabeth’s
John
National Bank of Corry
Federal Reserve System
Insurance Service
Theo P. Williams
Etta Kett
Chool-The
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Hele
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