Union City Child Struck by Truck in Driveway Injury
Mary Lou Olds, a year old child of Mr and Mrs Lewis Olds of Putnam Street Union City, was playing in a driveway when she ran behind a truck driven by her father and was struck. The rear wheel ran over her right arm and shoulder, with doctors later fearing a broken shoulder and severely shattered arm. The accident occurred as the driver backed the truck toward the front steps. the child apparently thought the vehicle was going forward. The incident prompted immediate X rays and medical examination. Also noted: Duquesne basketball vs Wesleyan at Pittsburgh, seeking 12-0, with upcoming games including Washington and Son.
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Lewis Olds
Union City
Mary Lou
Putnam Street
Iit
Sabont
Mig Lou
Thella
Aleit
Mindy
Jen
Fens
Erin
County Plans Suit to Recover from Yard
County commissioners will authorize their attorney to sue to recover 161,?.273.50 in alleged short counts. Yard and the Royal Indemnity Company face disputes over naturalization fees about 4,000 dollars. Attorneys for Yard and the bonding firm resisted court talks, urging action to recover the last penny.
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Auil Aganat
B. Yaril
al Ofér Ur
Francis
Quinn
Coursel
Yard
Royal Indemnity Cay
New York
A. FP. Rossiter
Willian Hist
Harvay M. Willis
Willis
Spring Creek Grange Meeting and Fair Notes
The regular Spring Creek Grange meeting was held Saturday October 2 with deputy inspection and officer duties urged for all. A community air show and a large attendance at a Saturday gathering led to praise for improved exhibit quality and better market readiness. Norman Mitchell Glennis May and Evelys Jules received top exhibit credits while Hazel Eldred and Mae Bates led adult displays. Minnie Joy visits G D Eldred. Minnie Day stays with Ger a Lamona after summer with Emma Bates. Homers Bulard and others attended a Sunday visit, and a barn incident near Corry required neighbor and fire department help to save other farm buildings. Leslie Bulard returned home after a month in Corry.
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Wiese
Norman Mitchell
Glennis
Evelys Jules
Noth
Chobi
Hazel Eldred
Mma Bates
Minnie Joy
G. D. Eldred
Mintrys Day
Gera Lamona
Emma Bates
Homer
Leste Bulard
Syunday
Harley ‘Thomson
Clair Morton
Corry
Leslie Bulard
Shafer child loses fingers in axe play accident
Kathleen Shafer, 2, and her older brother were playing with an axe in their yard in Olean. Kathleen lost two fingers and part of her right index finger. She was taken to West Side hospital where doctors said the mangling required amputation. The Shafer family reported they did not know where the tool came from.
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OLEAN
Ool
Kathleen Shafe
Kathleen
George Shafer
West Side Hospital
Warren Women in G O P Rally
Warren county Republicans held a rally at the YWCA auditorium with representatives from across the county. A banquet followed at 6:00 pm, hosted by the YWCA girls, featuring Hoover songs and praise for President Hoover. Special jumpers gifted by Mr. Cully drew applause. He drove on butler Pa Oct 21 Eka San 44 of Trewin sideswiped a dynamite truck then fled. A Butler court released him on promise to pay damages.
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Opt
Warren County Republic
W.C. A
Mias
Madge McCalmont
Hoover
Cully
Butler
Ekan San
Trewin
Evangelist Institute and rally planned
Rev H R Harris of United Brethren Church announces an evangelistic institute and rally at the local church next Thursday October 27. Public invited to attend both afternoon and evening services. Institute conducted by Erie Conference committee with Rev S Paul Weaver of Erie and Rev C B Anderson of Allegany Congregational. Singing led by Rev and Mrs Miles Wagner Bradford. Program to be announced next week. Large city representation hoped for real spiritual benefits.
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H. R. Harris
United Brethen Church
Erie
Paul Weaver
C. B. Anderson
Allegany
Congregational Singe
Miles Wagner
Bradford
Harris
Local Resident Moved Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Glenn Morris who had been a surgical patient at the Corey Ise nite for twelve days was removed to her home in Spartans bute afternoon. Torrey s ambulance came for her. Mrs Ralph Foster who had been seriously ill at her home on East Main street is reported in the afternoon to be improved.
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Glenn Morris
Corey Isenite
Spartansbute Unis
Torrey
Ralph Foster
East Main Street
Two Erie men overcome by fumes in gas tank incident
Two Erie men, Walter Rapell aged 28 of 748 East Nineteenth Street and Stanley Wosskiewitz aged 18 of 659 East High Eighteenth Street, were rescued from a gasoline storage tank at the Three filling station on Eighteenth and Ash streets. They were overcome by fumes while working inside the tank and were hospitalized in serious condition, later reported as only fair with expected recovery.
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BRIW
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ash
Walter Rapell
Fast Ninetenth Street
Stanley Wosskiewitz
East Highteenth Street
Do You Know Hour Years Hates Perry 4 Celebrated
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brookgilley Floury Ward Beecher with unclear context. No clear event dates or organizations to anchor a full card.
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Pataralis L
Brookgilley Floury
Ward -Beechor
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