Auto Crash Seeks 25000 Damages in Erie Suit
Erie court filings show Raymond H Mastin and Margaret Martin seek 25000 dollars in damages after a December 4, 1925 collision at Seventh and Asi streets. Arthur Bines represents the Martins alleging Fel lingivan drove at speed, rear ending the King auto carrying Mrs Murfin and others. Mrs Murfin reportedly suffered serious spine injuries and long hospital confinement. Additional actions against Kuna may follow for other passengers.
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Parade Street
Uiepp
Defensiuurt
Hamage
Erie Courts
Raymond Hl. Mastin
Gireet
Margaret Martin
TE Firmey
Setaetor
Mase Ahyrtin
Arthur
Martin
Whith
Marhine
Laim
Murfin
Royal Hospital
A-Tong
EW. Bing
Archie Mit
TM. Mageniil
Allegheny River Rises After Heavy Flooding
Reports from Franklin indicate the Allegheny River rose due to heavy rain in the last 86 hours, with the southern New York and northern Pennsylvania sections most affected. The river stood at 6.1 feet, near the highest level since mid April, while improving weather eases concerns but flood conditions persist.
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Franklin
New York
Penningtyamin
Stase
Married Today at Long Point in a Private Railways Ceremony
Tames Tlenry Thorton, president of the Canadian Nation Railways, arrives at Loi Point to wed Miss Martha Watriss, daughter of Charles D. Wetmore. The private ceremony occurs beside a Pandolian Ting bar with a crowd denied entry as Western rail lines from Jamestaven to Westfield & Northwestern deliver support and guests.
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Tamestown
Tlenry Thorton
Candian Nation Railways
Loi Point
Martha Watriss
Charles D. Wetmore
Henry Abade
Cicada
Jiroushy
Westsid
Jamestaven
Westfield & Northwestern
Idine
Laing
Gas well activity reported in Eldred Township near Titusville
The Titusville Herald notes a new gas well on the William Muir farm in Eldred Township Warren County about ten miles east of Titusville. Owners J B Osborn Thomas Gifford and Starry Newson reportedly leased the Muir farm for $1,000 bonus after the Fentzel farm discovery. The first Muir well showed gas flow around 600,000 cubic feet per day before being capped. a second well was drilled as a dry hole, and a new well is currently under drill.
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Titusville
Charles" More
Benmets J. Waris
Warren
William Muir
Eldred Township
Warren County
Titi Ville
Lerale
Mr. Moore
Wade
Muir Farm
Messrs. Osborn
Gifford
Newson
Fentzel Farm
Messrs
Moore
Fentzel
United Natural Gas Company
J.B. Osborn
Pepper halts motor officer in pursuit twist
United Press reports a motorcycle policeman Eugene Schubert chased a touring car on Sheridan road when a girl passenger sprayed pepper into his eyes. Blinded he swerved and collided with another car. injuries described as serious, details incomplete.
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Pepper
United Press
Winnetra
Til
Eugene Schubert
Sheridan Road
I Bear Lake News Items and Nearby Local Bits
Mrs Grover is ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Crosby. Visitors include Mrs E D Tillotson and daughter Marjorie from Jamestown and Miss Metta Phillips with relatives. A Woodin family reunion drew 48 with plans to return in 1027. Eugene and Ralph Pison of Erie enjoy vacation here while painting and repairing. Numerous neighbors from Bear Lake, Spartansburg and nearby towns appear in community notes with visits, shingling, and housekeeping duties. A birth is reported for the Tillotson family and other local acts close the item.
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Rerry Lake
Grover
Prank Crosby
E. D. Tillotson
Marjorie
James Mawkins
Leon Herman
Lakewood
Hawkins
Metta Phillips
Mont Carr
Mary Ware
S.J. Carr
Erie
Alice Ellis
W. B. Hawkins
Mary. B Goodrich
Sherman
L. G. Stebbins
Mary Stebbins
Albert
Crosscut
Tsabelle
North Ciyier
Goodrich
Anna Johnson
Wrightsville
W. B. Lawins
Sundakins
Local residents host and visit across Warren area on varied days
A string of social visits and homecomings fill recent days in Warren and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs Charles Pierson and daughter Hania from Warren, Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnn, and Stanley Pierson returning after vacations. School openings bring Mrs Clenhitl and Miss Phillips to Upsatlls and Warren classrooms. Families welcome relatives from Columbus, Wrightsville, Meadville, and Newark, with Scouts reunion plans, Labor Day entertainments, and local travel to Spartansburg noted.
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Charles Pierson
Hainia
Warren
Oscar Johnnson
Stanley Pierson
Oscar
Evelgy Hagle
Wrightovillé
Irwin Gage
Trwit
Billy
Wengel Lope
Fr. Crowe
Crowe
L.A. Lopus
Mia
Lopus
Spartansburg
E. JD. Tillotson
Mel Herb Eastman
Linesbaily JM
Claude Eastman
Edward Eastman
Meadville
Grover
Mr Thompson
Miehta
Eae Anhher Siva
Effie McGraw
Dorothy Tea
Rum runner fined and jailed by Tuens City Court
Vincent Retento, 29, of Trinidad, received a $500 fine and 30 days in county jail after being found hauling 100 gallons of grain alcohol into the dip. Judge Allen Harger weighed the sentence as one of the heaviest penalties for a pin finer.
Fragmentary police narrative from 1940 county penal town
The report references authorities on Hust Second Street and West Main and Daw, mentioning James and Lin, a balcony nuisance case, a sergeant Leroy, and an arrest near the state line. It describes pleading guilty, alcohol, and a pursuit involving a motorcycle and an expensive car amid chaotic events.
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Hust Second
James
Main
Daw
Lin
Balconenye
Leroy
U Erickson
Rizzuto
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Long Point
Eldred
Charles Moore
Emmons Wade
Ibear Lake
Corry Sand & Gravel CO
THE
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve
Corry
Member
Federal Reserve Bank
George Evins
Richard
Newark
Ms . Hoye
Ral Cobb
Paleoner
Pine Valley
Alice Vaniipps
Lynn Gordon
Hivihow
Stife
Economy Store Center
Washington Sts
Hoover
Pialf
Barlow Hdw. Co
Corry, Pa
R. F. Livermore CO
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pennsylvania
Athletic Union
Corry Savings Store
Grand Theatre
Berry
Ambre Glass
E. E. Guignon
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