Boy Fatally Struck by Truck in Warren County
William Gra, six, son of Mrs Arthur Rodgers of Rouseville, was killed in Spring Creek when a truck driven by Ry b Wil sop traveling from Ou City to Piinsville struck him as he crossed Main street. Witnesses Jess Horn and Norwas Kirkwood saw the fatal impact and testified that the truck could not stop in time. The accident occurred near the Stawintt crossing on a westbound path. The body was taken to Lil City hospital by LR. Bergmner where he died ten minutes after admission. The driver claimed no chance to avoid the child. The piece notes a separate Warren County WCT convention upcoming at Spring Creek with speakers and local attendees.
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Local notices mix with social events across Warren area
Af r and Mrs C F Golin motored to Erle Monday and spent the day. Mr and Mrs A W Spielman were guests over Sunday of the late father A B Porter and family of West Spring rest. Miss Lily ffenry of GGrry visited her aunt Mrs Wilson Sic ler. Mr and Mrs Tom Smith Youngstown spent Labor Day. Mrs Cleve Das recuper visited in Warren Monday. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Kaiserlin entertained twelve guests with bridge. Honors went to Harry L Johnson Miss Margaret Lindbury and P D HelVick. Mrs Mary Stilinay served a delicious salad course. Mr and Mrs R D McKellvey were wet midnight illness visitors in Warren Tuesday. Mrs H M Rounds of Corry visited Tuesday. School opened Tuesday for the full term with grades listed. Mrs 1st and 2nd grades Miss Aeta. Mr and Mrs Joseph Midwood and Rodversard 4th and 5th grade. Mr and Mrs Gerald Caves and family. Miss Tessie Mitchell. Sid grades, Mrs Grace Walls. Log Haven visit. The Ladies Aid Society will hold September meeting Thursday afternoon at the Community building with hostesses Mrs Harry Jomes, Mrs Ruby Davis and Mrs Fred Hichnson.
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Warren County
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Bill June
Ste Foverdant
Lula George
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Ktute
Charles Jackson
Verna
Jamestown
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Lent Sudest
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Grand Valay
Isaac Beets
Leon Cable
Labor Day
Warren
Otto Buettner Ant
Iris Buettner
Erie
Carl Donaldison
Daisy Branch
Lon Bates
George Johnson
New York City
Fred Johnson
L. R. Donaldson
New Castle
D. Gleason
New Castle Hospital
Elizabeth Wolcomb
Qeré House
Harry D. Johnson
Harold Biddy
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West Spring Rest
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R.D. McKellvey
H. M. Rounds
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John McKay
Logk Haven
Ladies Aid Society
Old Hiely
Harry John
Ruby Davis
Fred Hichnson
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