PRR Plans Big Improvements in Oil City Bridge
The P R R plans to spend about $1.5 million to build a new bridge in Oil City, requiring city cooperation. Railroad officials said immediate War Department approval would follow, with a future for better freight flow and passenger service. The project would replace the current bridge and reroute tracks along the south riverbank, easing congestion and eliminating transfer delays at key junctions.
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War Department
Jerey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Auvesheny Valley
Pennsyvania Zailroad
Taileload
E.T Whitey
Pittsbursh
J J Rhoads
Allegheny Division
WS. Wilson
PRR
Rive
Sage Runs
Union Station
Salamanca
Weil
Urias
Allegheny Wivness
Mrs Mallory Dominates Women’s Middle States Tennis Title
United Press reports from Philadelphia show Mrs Mallory defeating Miss Keaton in two sets to claim the Women’s Middle States Championship, continuing her week of strong form. The event also notes local player Tassie as a rising finalist, while a separate item advertises a furnished rental on Second Avenue and a lost engineer’s hook near West Main Street.
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United Press Philadelpna
Amurban
Toda
Focotign
Motta
Jory
Apyen
Ihn Philadalpite
Mra Mallory
Kea Bowton
Bf Eelumd
Ub Qe
Tassie
Gamges
Second Avenue
Wavernt
Morly
West Main
Copry
Bear Lake News Items Chronicle Local Family Visits
Bear Lake reports a string of social notes including visits from Mrs Mildred Britches and her daughter of Linesville and Julia Wilstead with Jusle of Corry. Adele parlerts hosted guests. Mrs Ethel Bond of Corey is improving. The community notes a tire, school opening, and a funeral for Charles E Brown, Civil War veteran, with travel from Jamestown and Warren to Bear Lake. Manor cleanup work around Bear Lake has started. Continuous reports of club meetings, visitors, and local happenings fill the town record for late summer.
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Bear Lake
Amates Tobit Bilis
Jamestown
Mildred Britches
Tittle
Linesville
Noeson
Glenn Tillotson
Dorothy
Woman's Club
Minnie Colety
A. Wilson
Warren
Virie
Jamestoury
Lausville
Bear Lake Borough
Tyan Hawkins
Elli Hawting
Harry
Als Haiting
Charles E. Brown
Aueust
Dunkirk
New York Volunteer Infantry
Frim
Frank
Salaman N.Y
Carl
N. Y
Ernest
Lartsville
Willis
Curry
Roy
Lome
Charles
Priday
Hultan
Nounesviley
Findley Lake
Westheld
Brocton
Carry
Garland
Clymer
Columbus
Panama
Ward
Pern Mather Allen
Gil
Gaxenda
Niobe Cemetery
Rample
Say Mill
Woodin
Lois Woodin
Buffle
Westfield
Spartansburg
Niobe
Mices
Thesaime Place
Glyde Hotchkiss
Thomas
Mortis Alday
Mooreheadville
Rey. Mulvin
Butta
Miv
Spencer Myer
G. P. Wood
Olive Scholton
Marie Hanna
William and Walker Seek Second Term for County Commissioner
Republican candidate William and Walker campaign for a second term highlighting economic growth and a business friendly slogan. They stress steady leadership as primary voters head to the September 4 primary, urging support despite crowded opposition.
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William & Walker
Fiecond
Fils
M. E. Conference Opens at Westfield Next Week
The annual M E Conference opens in Westfield with Rev F My Radinger as pastor and Bishop J McConnell presiding. Key leaders visit New York City. sessions run afternoons, business pace quickened to fit Bishop McConnell’s California engagements. The gathering, with about 70 000 members and extensive church property, features a Board of Deaconesses meeting and a minister and wives event at Portage Inn. The program includes a new secretary Dr Edward D Korstedt of Philadelphia, replacing Dr J D Forsythe, and notes the GAR reunion will be missed due to few surviving members.
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F. M. Redinger
Francis McConnell
Westfield
F My Radinger
J. McConnell
Pittshuech Drew
McConnell
Conference of Faith and Order
Lausanne
Toy
New York City
Om Tuskilay
WF McDowell
Washington, D.C
Pittsburgh
California
Epworth League
Board of Deaconesses
W Miner
New Castle
Edward JD. Korstedt
Philadlelphia
Board of Home Missions
Kolstedt
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Three Injured in Erie Triple Automobile Crash
Three persons were injured Thursday afternoon in a triple automobile crash at 26th and Ash Streets. Rev. Noah E. Yeiser and his wife Elizabeth Yeiser were hurt. he drove the first car. Mrs Yeiser suffered facial lacerations. both treated at St. Vincent's Hospital. The second car, driven by Ernest Scherger, and Albert Kissman, occupant of the latter, sustained contusions. Mrs. Ethel Hinds, driver of the third car, escaped injury.
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Yelser
Ernest Scher
Silliman Avenue
Lawreace Park
Albert Kissman
Ethel Hinds
Unveiling of a Public Immemorial Service in Los Angeles
A reportedly public ceremony in Los Angeles marks the unveiling of a memorial service honoring a sister. The event references Valentino and Urestem Dun with date tied to an anniversary, though the fragmentary text obscures precise names and details.
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Rue Morgh Valentin
Los Angeles
Conteent
Tho Atalue
Fuuse
Hse
Aymberto Pedrett
China
Suit Against Trolley Co Acknowledges Injury Claim
A lawsuit filed in county court by Carl Feldman and Anna Feldman seeks $15,080.30 from a trolley company for injuries to Mrs Feldman. The case mentions alleged assault by a passenger on a streetcar and seeks $5,000 for damages plus medical and hospital costs.
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ERTE
Pyalina Tle Ehe Railway
Priday
Carl Feldman
Anna Feldman
Ter
Avcoriinge
HC Baur
Reldtvinny
Bive
Feldman
Robbery Frustrated at Peay Fit Co on Rim Street
Sep 10 at about 11:80 PM two masked robbers attempted to break into the Peay Fit Co on Rim street. They fled when police arrived, rushing into the printing shop area and escaping through the building door. No items were taken though evidence of a hurried entry remained. Officers continued the investigation with Langdon noting a rushed entry and failed attempts at gaining access.
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Omlgidy
Lyeitennat
Ofrcd
Altes
Peay Frit Co
Rim Street
Wwednessay
Matthe
Roy Lasrice
Arte
Tibbits
Langdon
P Langdon
Galatabus Grange Meeting Program at Columbus
A Galatabus Grange gathering in Columbus mit Gersch will convene Saturday evening in September. The program includes opening, roll call, a notable American and his achievement, a question about harmless influence, an opening by Arthur Hill, a surprise feature and a closing song.
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Galatabus Grange
Arthur Hill
NONE HURT IN COLUMBUS WARREN CRASH
A two-vehicle collision occurred Friday morning along Highway Puttoh near Columbus in Warren County. A Ford coupe driven by Mrs. Bloiohe Skinner of Columbus and a Buick sedan owned by Re S, Chiytey of Erie, were damaged with no injuries reported.
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Warren
Sep
Meurkin
Anoint
Ax Niles
Columbus
Warren County
Skinyfier
Warran
Chipel
Erie
Inquiring about an exception to allment for golf not god
A perplexing query asks if there exists an exception to a doctrine deeming golf as not divine, and contemplates the concept of forever in contrast to earthly judgment.
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Tore Ray
Pat Thomas Gallo
Anoelee
Registration Rush Sets Kane Primary Record
Kane, Sept 10 A final report shows a surge in Ball primary registration with Republicans outnumbering Democrats by almost ten to one. Total registrations neared 10,000 as weather dampened turnout forecasts while the city awaits the September 20 primary.
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Kane
Faye
Joomy
Iy Kane
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