Fire Sweeps Say Building. Fire Chief Leads Rapid Rescue
A blaze at the Say property on North Canton street caused heavy smoke and fire damage to the Say building and adjoining structures in the business district. Fire Chief Paulson and volunteers battled flames from the rear room, preventing wider destruction. several injuries to firefighters were reported and losses estimated around 8000 dollars to 14000 dollars, with Say's stock and interiors heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulsby
Frank Say
Canton Street
Anthony M. Lite
Masome
Kear
Say
Paulson
Second Ward
Damon
Ane
Hvewtenud
Stannard Hose Company
Mn Say
Damag
Canniae
Bontvelock
Cross Forest Delay
Sid
Lyssa
Woman Confesses Theft From Employer in Los Angeles
Marie K Shumnwety a blonde clerk in Los Angeles admits taking ten thousand dollars from her employer. She tells police she is ready to pay the penalty and save her husband, claiming she did it to cover a life insurance need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie K. Shumnwety
Los Anziles
Colorado Senator Succeeds Pastor in New Conference Assignments
In Scirpaville the Reverend H R Harris is named successor to Reverend H F Reagle as pastor at the 12nite Brethren Shareng church. The transfer comes as pastors are assigned for the new conference year during Sundays session of the Brie conference. A long list of assistants and evangelists is announced, with pastors placed at churches across Utah Valley, Valley Uturbes, and nearby towns, including Sherry Cheek Race Hy BR Hlrte and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Deckard
Sharpsville
Mire
Clint
Scirpaville
Rey
Steve Joel
Beagle
Corey
Combet
Ben
Jomproyelt
Wequaint
Sunlay
Brie Confernie Ak Wire
Osteuley Ar
Eva
Albion
Luke Wonom
Bradtford
Sclurter Entervilly
George J. Theusin
Brill
Clumestien
Iefitiler
Salwater
Ogre
Death of Mrs Anna Scott
Mrs Anna Sunt gwe ay sey aged 27 of 14 Gieloek died after a lingering illness. Born in Sal ith ISH she lived in Corry sku 4928 and Yoyussel Mae Sool)wis 4 mte 18. Presbyterian Chapel at Whieren where she resided. Surviving are one son Lloyd Scott of Carry and sister Sy Ld Bgcuits of Rivervne Citi. Funeral services will be held from the ate how Thesivy eb non at 2 v01iK AR! filling th eenvire fini will he mide Anty Galland cemetery at Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
East Bod Street
Manavews
Gieloek
Salith Ish
Corry Sku
Wis
Ome
Llnyd Scott
Rivervne
Citi
Galland
Watt
Wife Preservers Renew Faded Grasaris
A short, garbled notice describes efforts to renew faded grasaris using dya applied to both aides with paling trunk.
Changes in Registration Places Noted for September
The notice outlines no changes in registration locations for voters. It lists dates and sites across wards including First Ward locations on East Main Street and South Street, West Wayne, and nearby garages and fire precincts as eligible polling places. It cautions voters to appear at assigned addresses on specified Thursdays and Fridays to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Rgietration
Jae Voyletous
Fiat Pieiduet
Furst Warl
Cen- Co Genbge
Rix South Ostreet Sorette
Quant
East Main Street
Seoid Warl
Weigel Motors Garage
Star Garage
Nortls Cour Street
Funeral of Mrs A Christen son in Columbus Township
Funeral services for Mrs Anta Christenson widow of Andrew Christenson were held this afternoon from the late home with Rev William Hill of St Paul Lutheran church officiating. Mrs Christenson, a well known Columbus resident, is survived by five sons Peter Andrew Selson Christenson of this vicinity and Fred Christenson of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta Christenson
Andrey Christensin
Sabir
Colunbis
Witham
St. Paul
Murat
Mage
Ernie Lory
Columbias
Christenson
Wisbo
Denrairi
Unclear OCR Fragment Themes Lam r Ave Tinedee
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or persons can be identified beyond scattered mentions, making a reliable summary infeasible from the provided snippet.
Corry Community Thanks Firefighters After Big Blaze
The Corry community expresses deep gratitude to the fire department for their heroic response to a recent blaze. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Widink and family for their support during the incident period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Uinelr
Alr
Widink
Woodard Arraigned as Habitual Offender
Corry resident Woodard is arraigned under Pennsylvania habitually criminal act of 1928. District Attorney Mortimer B. Graham plans prosecution for three men as habitual criminals, with Woollard Poster and Hesse Foster already in custody and Woodard to be returned for trial. Woodard previously served time after robbing freight cars in the west end yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormer Corry
Mayouy
Pennsylvania
Enlet
Mortimar B. Grham
Lamy
W Woollard
George Poster
George Hesse
Foster
Helsoh
Western Penitentiary
Woodard
Allegheny County
Grahaer
Wondard
Corry
Thousands of Fish Die As River Pollution Hits Chadakoin
Jamestown reports thousands of fish killed in the Chadakoin River after a pollution incident likely above Warner Dam. Game Protector John Zente investigates. surface water turned dark brown and many bullheads died, with other species including crabs found lifeless. Residents scooped dying fish from the water as authorities urged action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Sept
Chiakoin
Toat Landing
John Zente
Mayville
Warner Dam
Stigam
Warniua
Bostiandig
Fire at Ings home. cause not yet determined
The fire at the Ings residence damaged the home while the family were away visiting Ridense for the weekend. Officials say a defective stairway wiring is a possible source but the exact origin remains undetermined. A $4, or similar amount, appears in the incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridense
Fragmented Note on Coinage and Minting Details
A garbled excerpt references coinage and gold, mentioning government, vein, Arnusit, and sanitizing phrases. The readable fragments hint at minting processes or currency notes but lack coherent context or clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a full news item.
Fireswept Structure Among City’s Oldest Buildings
A fireswept structure on Center Street, among the city’s oldest, was damaged Sunday morning. The late De C Bible once used the building for office quarters, and his son Dr J De Siler recalls his father keeping a stool in the doorway and shooting ducks on Downer Pond across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Sayong UN Sures
Center Street
de C. Bible
J. de Siler Reqalls
Heavy weekend rain ends drought with wind damage
Strong weekend showers hit the area on Saturday and Sunday ending a weeks long dry spell. High winds toppled limbs and damaged homes across Erie causing temporary road closures while authorities reported debris cleared and motorists faced limited visibility during the downpour. The storm cooled the city, bringing relief to scorched vegetation and easing the heatwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Cary Aity
Meg
Unis
Godad Gardens
Uthes
Erie
Duces
Car Crashes Injure Buffalo Women Near Union City
Mrs. Maria Walsh, 70, of 112 Sussex Ave Buffalo, fractured right thigh in a collision near Union City. Mrs. Kate O Connor, Buffalo, pregnant, suffered deep gashes but avoided hospital care. Both cars were driven by Eugene B Brigham of Erie Street and Ray Kraft of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Walsh
Buffalo
Hatchery
Chas. Moore
Sussex Avenue
Union City
Corry Hospital
Sisters’ Hospital
Kate O'Connor
Buffal Jo
Nion City
Embantement
Walsh
Algin
Alexander and Co
Eugene B. ‘Brigham
West Pleasant Street
Ornod
Ray T. Kraft
Christine Avenue
Cleveland
Fish Hatchery
Kraft
Cub
Brigham
Corry
Sarah Etter
Uther
Kratt Wan
New York City
Coolidge Influences Hoover Amid Nomination Debate
Gommen notes Coolidge shifts stance toward Hoover while avoiding praise for the president. Hoover aides wonder if Coolidge is truly out of the nominating race. The discussion centers on whether Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid and other relief measures favor business over direct help to the unemployed, with Coolidge echoing the administration line that aiding bankers supports all industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gommen
White House
Coolidge
Hoover
Ley
Coolidge Relly
Local notices and events in a 19th century paper
A collection of brief items mentions accidents and injuries on streets, a death in Isle of Somerwell, a visiting minister and a requiem at a cathedral, a church meeting with pastors, and miscellaneous remarks about local officials, licenses, and a silk shipment. The text is fragmentary but records community happenings and notices.
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Thomas Garrity
Colorado
H.R. Harris
H.F. Reagle
Magill
Muffenatt North Hymn
Olean
Mintieoty
Lincube
Saliaonea
U.S. Kissinger
Sharpevile Arta J. Vesna
Sweden Valley
AVL
Black Thiton City
J. le Bhrang
Avurren
H. Mouton
Avayne Valley
Youngsville
Plata
Willian
Laval
Chaples Dedies
Waenei
Heesle
Tipipily
Racy
Be Rey
H.W. Driseni
Walter Walker
Stove
Colo
Senate
Charles Waterman
William Addams
Walker
Anna Scott
A. Christenson
Chadakoin
Reich
Charles R. Moore
Garland
Moore
Nile
EUS Ctr
Builly
HootMon
C. E. Doane
West Main Street
Fron
Citroiman Brown
Wiliam MckKinle
Johnny Gates
Union City Furnist
The
Dancing Part Country Club
Sat
Myene
Miller
Melvin
Munson
Sinwitlen AL Wilsus
Itv
A. Cawell
Louisestend
John
Fearis
Isle of Somer
Chantangyening
Thorarly
Ill
Briember
Francis
Whic Harris
Shar Church
Char City
Sligh' Shuss
Mehaer
Claudie Messeng
Harris
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