Jamestown raid nets twelve arrests for alleged gambling
Twelve persons were arrested in a raid at an alleged gambling house in Jamestown last night. Walter Muth faced charges of keeping and operating a gambling house in his pool room. Oil City’s American Legion band qualified for national honors after surviving preliminaries in Cleveland. Titusville resident Thomas J. Reynolds, 96, collapsed at his blacksmith shop from natural causes. Deputy Coroner M. Sonne confirmed. Paul Heath of Meadville escaped unharmed when his auto hit two cars near Camtridg e Springs. Corry Dairymen’s League to meet at Sciota church Saturday, bring cake. Nichol Bjorngen, formerly of Jamestown, killed in Los Angeles truck crash. Meadville Y M C A speakers urged public sacrifice to build a new Meadville building. Last evening B Y M Club dinner at Concord street home featured Mrs. Harold Brown honored with cards and flowers.
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Jamestown
Walter Muth
Oil City
American Legion
Cleveland
Thomas J. Reynolds
Titusville
M. Sonne
Paul Heath
Meadville
Camtridge Springs
Nichol Bjorngen
Los Angeles
Cal
Heth
Donald Stewart
Concord Street
B. Y. M. Club
Harold Brown
Gti
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Mae Camrike
West Smith Street
Dorothy B. Gauffreau
Florence Howles
Hubert Blanchard
Howard Blanchard
Columbus
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
First Baptist Church of
Leo Roman
Dunkirk
Julius Jones
Knoyston
Floyd Martin
Corry Hospital
Rex Fuller
Union City
William Pleming
Corry
C. P. Henry Wuesthof
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Mass
Warren Price
Lottaville
West Springfed
Brown ‘Memorial Hospital
Conneaut
Erie
Route
M. ©. Church
Vellejus Bakery
Clarence Dow
Hydetown
Lige
Thinor Brukes
Centerville
Dow
Don
Eugene O'Shea
Ridgway
Solice
Merick Shoe Repair
W. Mainie
A. Mountain
Neil Blackman
Anna Patterson
J. WR. Dearing
Mabel Briggs
M. B. Church
Knowlton’s
Amici Sewing
Percy Akam
West Washington Street
E. V. Micclintock
Register
Crawford County
Ray F. Smock
Kiwanis Club
Bilis Milford
Auto Mediciine
Kant
G. Brown
Mclean County
Miford
Multiple Drownings Reported After Car Falls Into Narrow Canal
City and Vicinity items describe a light sedan plunging into a barge canal at Pickard's Bridge ten miles southwest of Lockport, with one of five youths aboard drowned. Other notes include an Ol City driver charged with manslaughter in a separate August 2 crash, local hospital updates, church and club notices, and town injuries and events across Warren County and surrounding towns.
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Warren
Leon Highhouse
Cleveland Place
Lockport
Pickard's Bridge
Niagara-Trie County Sne
B. W. Highouse
Howard Gardon
Ol City
Clifford Kahle
Oil City
Frederick Biseman
Ocky Grove
Mercer
Kahle
Reardon
Bleing
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Gus Castrantas
Center Street
Former Corry Resident Bertha Garrell Merpaw Dies
Bertha Garrell Merpaw, a former Corry resident, died at Hamot Hospital in Erie on Monday September 21 after a brief illness from pneumonia. The body will return to Corry Friday for funeral services at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 AM. Interment follows at St. Elizabeth Cemetery. Survived by her husband four sons four daughters one grandson her mother Mrs. A. H. Beebe of Corry four sisters in Erie and three brothers in Corry.
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Bertha
Garrell Merpaw
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Corry
St. Thomas, Hurch
St. Elizabeth’s
A. H. Beebe
Delegates to Albany to Report Saturday Hectbers Of Dasirymen’s League
Delegates from the milk board hearing in Albany, North Carolina, will report at a Corry Local meeting of the Dasirymen's League held in the Sciota church. Saturday evening Director Bentley of Jamestown is scheduled to speak, with the season expected to attract several members of the organization.
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Albany
N. C
Corry
Dasirymen's League
Sciota
Bentley
Jamestown
Woman Dies From Skull Fracture in Jamestown Home Accident
Jamestown, Sept. 24. Mrs Anna Mathilds Lake, 66, wife of Carl J Lake of 121 Hall Avenue, an Bethel Lutheran Church member, died last night from a base skull fracture after falling from rear steps onto a cement driveway near her home. Coroner David Lincoln said she apparently fell while descending five steps and died instantly.
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Jamestown
Anna Mathilds Lake
Carl J. Lake
Hall Avenue
Bethel Lutheran Church
David Lincoln
Coroney Linco
Settlement Reached In New Kensington High School Strike
Grant students in New Kensington reach a temporary settlement after school officials promise a hearing before Friday night. Attikers receive promised hearing. issue stems from student strike at New Ken High School.
Painful Piles Drug Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr J S Leonhardt internal medicine Hemu rodd tablets for relieving itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims fast action on internal causes, notes salves and cutting failing, and offers money back if no relief.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Big Presbytery Meet Draws 100 Delegates to Oil City
More than 100 delegates attended the fall meeting of the Presbytery of Erie at Oil City First Presbyterian. Rev Douda of Stoneboro announced retirement plans. The Cornplanter church, first Indian church admitted to the state synod, sent representatives from the Cornplanter reservation. Whittlesey led the united promotion committee and urged loyalty day October 4 and World Communion Day November 1, along with adopting church membership certificates.
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le Boyd
F. &. Whittlesey
Presbytery
Erie
Oil City
Douda
Stoneboro
Whittlesey
Committee On United Promotion
Strikebreaker Details Brutal Strikebreaking Tactics
United Press reports McDade a self described veteran strikebreaker testified before the Senate Civil Liberties committee about live steam and high tension electricity used on strikers. He described working for Railway Audit & Inspection Co and Pearl Bergoff, showing injuries from the work while detailing brutal nationwide practices.
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United Press
Washington
McDade
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Railway Audit & Inspection Co
Pearl Bergoff
Coughlin Seeks Medical Care Amid Threats in Cincinnati
Rev Charles E Coughlin the Detroit priest arrived with special police guard to seek medical treatment for a cold and stomach ailment said by National Union for Social Justice leaders to have threats against his life. He planned to stay at hospital until his Nashville? no, Cincinnati NUSS meeting. Two husky guards pledged to protect him during the visit amid threats described in recent letters.
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Anneo Press Cenginnatt
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
NUST
St. Louis
Bt.Peter's
Father Coughlin
NUSS
Husky
Cincinnati
Campaign Against Speeders In Here Arrests Made
Highway Patrols report a vigorous enforcement drive against fast drivers in the area. Several motorists were arrested for speeding and must appear before the nearest justice of the peace. Fines and costs typically total one dollar or more. The campaign will continue indefinitely per local patrol officials.
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Evens
BO Niles
Justice of the Peace
F W Post 264 to Nominate Officers Thursday Meeting
Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at the post home on West Washington Street Thursday at eight. Officers for the ensuing year will be nominated. The meeting was moved from Friday to avoid conflicting with North East junior bugle and drum corps participation in Veterans Night. A large turnout is urged.
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Archie W. ‘Thompson
Post
West Washingon Street
North East
Brook's Rocks Well Reaches 4720 Feet In Oil Region
Interest grows around the Potter Development test well on the D Spetz farm near Brook's Rocks as drilling reaches 4720 feet. If productive, it could extend the western limit of the gas field beyond the nearby H C Drilling Company well in Kingman Township Warren County.
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Potter Development Company
D. Spetz
Brook's Rocks
Pass
H.C. Drilling Company
Kingun J Township
Warren County
Oriskany
Is Epilepsy Inherited Can It Be Cured News Item
A fragmented notice discusses whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. The text mentions Furaits foeters and a Biucasional Division, with an address on Fish Avenue, New York, and a date in 1989.
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Biucasional
Fish Avenue
New York
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Don Cossacks
Keister
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Wayne Hanson
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