Speeding motorist hits pedestrian and flees
At Ridgway Sept 6 a young woman Miss Mary Haversack of Carbon Mines died after being struck near the Children’s Home on the outskirts of Clearfield. The autoist dragged the body about twenty feet before fleeing, with witnesses estimating 25 mph. Police warned for an old Buick or large Cadillac touring car.
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Ridgway
Mary Hayrssack
Carbon Mines
Clearfield
Wesleyville youths go missing after Sunday trip
Cleveland police were alerted to two Wesleyville youths Henry Jensen 16 and Kenneth Corey 10 who left from Jack Alexander's domain Sunday afternoon following Horace Greeley's go west advice. They were picked up on the road by Ant Athtoist and taken to Cleveland where they claimed to live. Cleveland police are probing campers near Fairview Avonia areas as search continues.
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MLS
Cleveland
Wesleyville
Horace Greeley
Fairview
Avonia
Mississippi
Henry Jensin
Kenneth Corey
Jack Alexander
Erie
Ant Athtoist
Warren Man Narrowly Escapes After Sideswipe Crash
John Donaldson of Warren narrowly escaped injury on the Warren Youngsville road Monday night when a faster car attempted to pass from behind near the New York Central crossing between Starbrick and Irvineton. He swerved to clear the tracks, struck a fence, but escaped with only a few bruises as the other driver fled. Paul Goodwill of Youngsville helped pull the vehicle away from the rails.
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Ware Ton
Donaldson
Wrecked car stripped by thieves near Ridgway
A touring car owned by C. G. Sampson was wrecked Sunday near Ridgway St Marys road when struck by a Ford coupe driven by Harry J. Kearns of Bradford. The next day in a local garage $100 worth of cigars three tires three spark plugs and the steering wheel were found stolen from the Ford. Witnesses said a Ford resembling Kearns’s vehicle swayed across the highway causing several cars to veer off the road to pass.
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Ridgway
C. G. Sampson
Harry J. Kearns
Bradford
Ford
St. Marys Road
St. Marys
Kearny
Dunkirk Rail Worker Attacked. Vandalism Reported
In Dunkirk on Monday around 2 AM Matthew Gallagee of 109 South Zebra Street had his window smashed by an empty milk bottle and stones. Police investigated but did not identify the assailants. Gallagee works on Brooks engines and the incident follows a prior stone-throwing attack on Jacob Lennerts of East Seventh Street.
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Dunkirk
Matthew Callagee
South Zebra Street
Gallagee
Brooks Works
Jacob Lennerts
East Seventh Street
Stricken Driver Dies After Collapse in Sheridan
John Will, a 41 year old Sheridan farmer, collapsed while driving along Rabbit Deer Street and died later at Brooks Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife and one son. Also notes a New Era Club meeting on Sept 4 at Mrs. Glyde Heath’s home and a Woman’s Missionary Society gathering on Sept 7 at Mrs. Harriet H Bonstydl’s home.
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Speciau
John
Will
Sheridan
Deer Street
Brooks Memorial
New Era Club
Glyde Heath
North Center Street
Public Auction of Groceries and Equipment
Public auction begins Saturday September 0th at 1 p.m. at 8 First Ave Arthur Scausten location. Sale includes entire stock of groceries fix turas Detroite cales show canes refrigeratory and all business assets to the highest bidder. Auction continues until stock is exhausted at personal price Lawrence Biondolello listed as owner and contact person.
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Lawrence Biondolello
Arthur Scausten
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