Wild truck dash ends in backyard crash on Boot Jack Hill
A heavy 78 tank truck from Toms River New Jersey roared down Boot Jack Hill Saturday near Main and Hast avenues at high speed. Arden Wood steered the vehicle to avoid pedestrians, struck a tree, veered into soft ground and overturned. His helper Harold Grimm, Beechwood NJ, suffered a broken left shoulder blade and ankle injuries. Wood escaped injury. the truck damaged iron fences, a curb and a residence garden before being removed.
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Ridgway
Heent Brothers
Toms River
New Jersey
Jack Hill
Hast Avenue
Mra. H. A. Hall
Samuel Murphy
Arden Wood
Jack Road
Mr. Wood
Wood
Harold Grimm
Beechwood
M. J
Eik County General Hospital
Armann ‘Tmeking Company
Four Rural Youths Sought in Grape Vineyard Theft
Urs, Sept 19. Arrest warrants issued for four rural youths nabbed Sunday evening in the Yurisic vineyard. They were caught stealing grapes and damaging vines, pulling bunches, trampling vines, and damaging the vineyard during additional visits.
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Union Urs
Matt Yurisic
Yurisic
Child Fatally Injured by Car in Derrick City Drive
Seven year old Kimma Willie Harter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harten of Derrick City, died in Bradford hospital from skull fracture after being struck by a car on Derrick City road Friday night. Driver Vern Goss of Knox, Pa, 40, is identified as the motorist. The girl also suffered a femur fracture and other injuries. In Bend, Oregon, two deer skeletons with interlocked antlers were found in the Cascade Mountains, believed to have fought prior to their deaths during late fall.
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Bravruny
Kimma Willie Harter
Frank Harten
Derick City
Bradford Hospital
Iteuck Hym
Derrick City Road
Vern Goss
Knox
Cascade Mountains
Jieré
Oh Boy Joyful Way to Lake from Wad and You
A fragmented account describes a joyful route to a lake area with references to a drug store and a riding druggist. The text is garbled and contains mixed phrases about excitement and a “Joy” theme, with unclear specifics and several nonsensical insertions.
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Wuigiind
Cote
Kelstor
Cut Rule Drug Store
Hed Gelert
Two Spartansburg Men Injured in Accidents
Spartansburg report details two separate injuries. Winans suffered a severe cut to the left hand while cutting corn on Saturday, needing nine stitches after the cutter struck a stone. Charles Thompson incurred a painful injury to his thumb when the rear cover of a car fell, while helping his son load luggage on Monday. The item also notes a correction about a false amputation report for Dalton Weldner.
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J. A. Winans
Charles Thompson
Dalton Weidner
Duquesne Construction Company
Spartansburg
Winans
Weldner
T. 5. Robinson
Daniel Werling
Daniel
Tryonville
Charles Scarem
Ton Rose
Union City
L. Goldin
Reid McDaniels
Venango
Kenneth McDaniells
Federal Court Sees Record Low Docket At Pittsburgh Term
Federal court convened with the lightest docket on record as 35 cases listed though 85 appeared. Judge F P Schoonmaker presided with District Attorney Horatius Dumbauld making his 61st federal appearance. Only a few liquor cases to be disposed of and most civil actions continued to next term. padlock nuisance cases heard amid public action. August Wittman noted as a new fact, a Democrat and Alfred E Smith supporter, serving as deputy marshal. Five prisoners brought from Pittsburgh with majority likely to plead guilty to government offenses affecting postal banking automobile narcotic white slave immigration and promiti laws.
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Federal Court
Pittsburgh
F. P. Schoonmaker
Horatius Dumbauld
August Wittman
Alfred E. Smith
Family notices and travels linger in Meadeville area card
Freehired bone near the hip was brought to her home after a frail trip in an invalid coach. Mr and Mrs Walter Pfeifer and daughter Marjory left for Washington DC to visit Carrie Pfeifer then went to Lewisburg West Virginia where Marjory will enter Greenbrier College for the coming year. The Baptist church Energetic class meets Wednesday at Mrs Clara Augusts home with a 430 dinner. At Meadville MB conference Rev R B Wadsworth returns as pastor. community welcomes him back.
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Torrey
Walter Pfeifer
Marjory
Washington, D. C
Carrie Pfeiffer
Lewisburg
W Va
Marjey
Greenbrier College
The
Baptist Church
Clara August
Meadville
R. B. Wadsworth
M. . Church
Child Killed by Automobile in Jamestown Street Accident
Armando Calwulingi 2 years old was struck by a car driven by Charles R. Dorman 19 in Jamestown at 4215 o'clock yesterday afternoon while crossing Allen Street to greet his brother. The child died at W C A hospital after the wheel passed over his head. Salvatore 12 witnessed the tragedy as they rushed to the hospital. Jamestown records show a rising toll from automobile fatalities this year.
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Jamestown
Allen Street
Armando Calwulingi
Vincent Calamangi
Charles R. Dorman
Barrows Street
Dorman
Salvatore
Armando
Wrist Snagged Snake Snarls in Silverton Cape
In Silverton Oregon a man escaped injury after a three foot snake dangled from his wrist by its fangs. He freed the reptile without lasting harm and suffered no ill effects.
Huge cucumber grown in Seattle puzzle
Mogens Boutan reports a cucumber grown in Seattle measuring 14 inches long and 3 1/4 inches wide. He says he has never grown one this large before and cannot explain how it developed to such unusual dimensions.
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Mogens Boutan
Raise funds to keep Union City Hospital open
Union City Sept 19 The hospital committee and citizens met at City Hall to discuss finances and saving the town’s hospital. Roy B. Mulkie was named general chairman to oversee a funds drive with a forthcoming announcement. A meeting is planned early this week to outline urgent steps. Dr A G Rees opened an office at 11 B Washington St hours 10–11:30 am and 2–5 pm daily except Wednesday with Saturday evenings by appointment.
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Pagn
Union City
Jed
Roy B. Mulkie
A. G. Rees
B. Washington St
Card of Thanks for Community Music Support
A list of local businesses and individuals thanked for kindness and donations aiding the Clery High School Boys Band and associated groups during a community event. The note acknowledges many sponsors including dairies, bakeries, markets, grocery stores, and individual supporters.
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Clery High Rehool
Garry Woman's Glub
Model Dairy Bo
Casey's Dairy
Mangaring
Dairy God Spring
Dairy Bracken Bina
A. #. Homer and Co
Corry Bakink Co
Wellejus Bakery
Ausmehmor
Morton's Grocery
Wing Will! Blue
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Rosamond Binney
Silver Creek
Coatest
Hydetown
Worktead
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Te P, RR
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Chicago
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Clair Whiting
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Akam
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Richard Webb
Jo Higenburg
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Lyons
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GA. Buxton
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Wil Smith
Beaverdam
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George Thompson
Migg
Nancy Thompson
Wellnboro
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Nancy
Ray Schreckengost
Tennis Schreckengost
Hiie
Vi Schreckengost
Glenn Steadman
Duquesne Construction Co
Guy Cochran
Rouseville
M.D. Goodman
Harry Johnson
Frank
Harry, Jr
J. A Johnston
Leo Skii
Roy Skiff
O. R. Dempsey
Prank Graw
Chardon
A. B. Kurschinske
Guy Fralick
Phillip Northrup
Jesse Goodwill
A. H. Hufnagel
J. A. John Son
Joseph. Gredler
New York City
Gredler
Glenn Burton
By Paul Robinson
Peecy
Marsiou
Maal
Erie
Keister
Washington Street
Union City Hospital
Outlook Bright For
Citizens National
A. Ausnehmer
SAILE
W. L. Armitage
Spring Creek
Guernsey
R. Hi Keller
Hotel
Ete
Radusat Home
Inquire
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Euclid Street
South Center
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Bath
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South Center Street
Heath
North Girard
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Wayne Township
Erie County
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Register of Wills
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Ra Dy
Notion General Parts Corporation
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Delaware Corporation
Sieben Peres
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