Titusville Man Gets 3 Years For Selling Booze
In Tyrone county court, William Geyensla known as Black Bart received three years in the workhouse after pleading guilty to selling intoxicating liquors. Others convicted in the same session faced two to four years in the workhouse, including Vista Dyke for arson and Elgar W Tilly for manslaughter was noted, while sawyer Williams received liquor violations dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearvill
Clare Kent
Ox Wii
Trusville
Wmn
Geyensla
Black Bart
Failty
Allegainy
Long Tebis
Vista Dykemin
Rantsiph Township
Ukecourt
Dykeman
Wehio
Ems
Woodskuch
Tilly
Alesmandy Williams
Real & Mani
New Trinity
Fam
Peterman
wMurry Halley
Erie Dairymen Threaten Strike Over Low Prices
County dairy men threaten to halt milk flow into Erie unless price increases are agreed by October 1. Spokesmen say farmers now receive about three cents per year, while dealers reap substantial profits. if demands aren’t met they may give milk away or offer free pithers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania Receives First RFC Relief Funds
Harrisburg September 27 The state treasury received 1,450,000 from the Federal Reconstruction Finance Corp the first installment of a 2,500,000 allocation for Philadelphia Allegheny and Northampton counties Governor Pinchot said the balance would come next month and he did not specify expenditure plans. Also detailed are several local court outcomes including fines and paroles for robbery driving without owner's consent breaking and entering larceny liquor violation assault and related charges and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporaion
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Northampton
Jon
Nolle
David Penman
Edward Wiskiecki
Joseph Sutton
Wid
Harry Wilson
Charles Frey
Intentiy Ravish
Geconil
Expo Grounds at Erie leased for new plant
Erie September 27 Old Erie exposition grounds in Buffalo road became the home of an $85,000 garment plant to employ several dozen workers. George Darlington of Seattle leased three miles east of the city to house 35,000 Angora rabbits for wool spinning. Training of wool spinners will start this week with machinery moved from Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Buffalo Road
George Darlington
Seattle
Wash
Ashtabula
Brielles
Darlington Jim
Expo
Ostrow
Aswell
Rest-Cure Advocate Early Nervous Prostration History
The record notes Te. W. Wele Mitchell 12 credited with promoting the rest-cure for nervous prostration as early as 1879. It mentions his advocacy against weakened memory and nerve strain, citing rest as a remedy and referencing historical medical debates. This fragment reflects 19th century views on somatic treatment and the evolution of rest therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wele Mitchell
Inmuseum
Farm Hand Keesler Fatally Struck By Threshing Machine
Jack Keesler, 72, of Smethport, died at Bradford hospital after a piece of iron from a threshing machine struck him on the head at the Benjamin Oviatt farm in Parmers Valley. He suffered a fractured skull and a deep head wound. The accident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday while workers completed threshing. Undertaker Sasse of Smethport took charge of the body for burial in Smethport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Keesler
Task Smethport, Sed
Bradford Hospital
Redelvac
Benjamin Oviatt
Parmers~ Valley
Keesler
Wits
Oviatt
Bradford
Sasse
Smethport
Re-Arrested for Car Operation in Kan State
Kan September 27 Harry Gallenter alias Doc Summer of Olean New York will face a hearing before Justice Emile Singer on charges he operated a motor vehicle in Pennsylvania without a license. Gallenter was arrested Sunday by state highway patrolman Corporal Pilugielder after being picked up while driving a large coupe. He appeared before Justice Stenger and a bond for rehearing was posted. his Pennsylvania motor vehicle license had earlier been revoked for transporting it unreleased in this section.
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Kan
Harry Gallenter
Doc
Olean
N.Y
Justine
Emile Singer
Pennsylvania
Gallenter
Roger Pilugielder
State Highway Patrol
Ridgway
Ane'a Stresta
Mustice Stenger
Second Kane-Kinzua Road Link Nears Completion
Kane Kinza county reports the second link of the Kane Kinza road will be completed today except for berm work. County highway officials say remaining sections hinge on state funds. Traffic Sunday was heavy as locals used the improved route toward Warren and the Allegheny valley. completion of the Kingua to Bradford segment is expected soon.
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Kane
Kane-Kinua
C. H. Carlson
Cayison
Leurfield
Oils City
Warren
Kinzua
Big Bend
Allegheny Valley
Bradford
Kingua
Late Singer Dosten Family Identified by Crown Crest
Fragmentary OCR notes describe identification by a crown crest. Mentions a carved scroll-ways cresting and a south side double house at 428 West Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Chi Phairs
Singer Dosten
Ar Stvershir
Wayne Street
Slayer of Bride Sent to Prison
Walter Lederer pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing his bride of two months, former Dorothy Vossing. Judge Robert Lewis sentenced him Monday to 20 to 200 years in the Western Penitentiary. Lederer confessed he shot his wife during a drive in a Potter County forest on June 18 to kill himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudersport
Walter Lederer
Robert Lewis
Poui- Mentiany
Lederer
Dorothy
Vossing
Potter County
Leclerer
My Gouid
College Women Enjoy Meeting at Mrs Brown House
The College Women’s Club opened its year at 567 West Church Street hosted by Mrs. 2 B Brown. Members attended including new faces. Mrs. Brown gave a history of the club since 1920. Florence Wilson reviewed two of Willi Gather’s books. Margaret O’Hare and Elizabeth Smith won card awards. a fruit salad lunch was served. The October meeting will be at Mrs. C F Hurlbur’s Liberty Street home replacing the previously announced Eaton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. B. Brown
West Church Street
College Woman's Club
Clu
Brown
Willi Gather
Ilorence Wilson
Margaret O'Hare
Eligabeth Smit
B. J. Johnson
Ann Baresal
C.F. Hurlbur
Liberty Street
Eaton
Think It Over Tt 1S nor what happens to you pee the Way for take
A garbled OCR-like item presents a fragmentary line about thinking over choices and outcomes, with unclear names or events, rendering a concise card difficult but preserving the readable gist of a reflective statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameen
Engagement Announced Irene Neylon Bartholme Fiancée
The engagement of Miss Irene Neylon daughter of Mr and Mrs J Neylon at East Pleasant street 1m Trederick Hi Bartholme son of Edward Bartholme of Union City was announced at a party hosted by Mr Neylon in the Golf Room of Union City last evening Guests wore yellow green and white to match the color scheme Corsages carried envelopes concealing the couple s names Awards went to Mrs Earl Haight Miss Beth Smiley and Miss Marjorie Sullivan A wedding is planned for early October
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Neyton
J. Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Trederick
Miss Neylon
Mr. Butthole
Earl Haight
Beth Smiley
Marjorie Sullivan
Migs Neylon
Gorry
Corry High School
Montgomery Ward and Company
Bartholme
Union City High School
Basiman School
Poughkespsie
N.Y
Union City Chair Company
Ritz
Missa Eilen McAvoy
Marie Managan
Dorothy Splesman
Beatrice Dalgherty
Kathryn Purcell
Helen Dahlstraid
Mar- Bager Richardson
Helen Grace Merrick
Virginia Eason
Alina Anderson
Ruth Bennett
Neylon
Stephen Flanagan
Dav Haight
Cleve Mourton
Danisen
Oltoway
H. Miller Ant 5Ephnite
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Eddy
Titusville
R. F.C
United Gross
Persinis
Citizens National
Kane-Kinzua Road
Berm
Saul Tepper
Walps
Waldo Emerson
Bride
Irene Neylon
Frederick H. Bartholme
Union City
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