Nine Hurt in Dunkirk Crash Near Outskirts
Nine people injured when two autos collide near Dunkirk, one driven by William J Harper of Awkright and the other by Len Kinsewils of Eat Serand Street Oh Link. Several victims listed with facial lacerations and possible brain concussion. two feared fatally. Ambulances and hospital care arranged. accident details chaotic with mis-spellings and damaged names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
William J- Harper
Awkright
Len Kinsewils
Serand Street
Ujurei Willisgh
Jay
William JH Harper
Mary “Briswell
Franke Jr
Madeline
Evelyn
Dorothy
Mrs. Krusewska
Mary Hyoemeisky
Aeritsewski
Fredin
Bradford flier reception planned for aviator Harry Kimbery
Bradford’s Board of Commerce held a meeting to plan a reception and banquet for Harry Kimbery, Bradford’s aviator, marking the completion of the New York City to Spokane transcontinental flight. Mr Emery of Spokane will return to Bradford for the event, with a token of appreciation to be presented at a reception at the Vauquer mansion, date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board’ of Commerce
Pan Bis Arriva
Comie
Tradford
Child Burned In Faucet Water Incident In Geppiysberg
A young child suffered severe burns in Geppiysberg while trying on gear near hot water. The incident involved the child’s mother and medical responders. The prognosis is uncertain as doctors assess the injuries and determine necessary treatment.
Bear Lake social notes and local visits in Sept 97
Bear Lake items recount numerous visits and calls across Yonmusville Corry Jamestown Youngsville and other nearby towns. Families named Hawkins Hawkins sisters Van Epps Goodrich Woodin Sweetland and Cornish figure prominently with gatherings Sunday afternoons church social work calls and weekend trips to Pattamagus Starbrick and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Ars
Ivan Hawkins
Ella Hawkins
Huliz
Jennie Person
Meadville
Fe Johnso
Elsie Hassan
Niche On
Friel
John Lyins
Ebuire
Seth Cooper
Corry
Dorothy Berry
Niobe
Salvation Army Sorkers
Ivanawkins
Pattamagus
Hawkins
Andrews Peterson
William Evans
Hatri
Wilstead
James Town
George ‘Cornish
Jern Decker
Starbrick
Edith Hawkins
John Bentley
Erie
Lare
Tatters
Prorence Sheetland
Ozra van Epps
Taljeonér
van Epps
Alice van Epps
Hultz
Youngsville
LW. Whitely
Charles Goodrich
Town Line Road
Ella Hawlins
C. B. Woodin
Jamestown
W.D. Woodin
Ashville
Woodin
Glenni Barkersferry
Holeman Hore
George Cornish
Ory
Neck Fashion Hope From The Woman's Home Companion
A writer in the Woman's Home Companion notes necks have resisted change for long but are gradually being refined by fashion. The comment signals upcoming attention to neglected neckwear areas as styles evolve.
Bishop Gannon Plans $400,000 Prep School for Boys
Bishop John Mark Gannon, Catholic leader of Erie, announced plans for a new Cathedral Preparatory School for Boys on the Downing property at Uh Street between Sassafras and Myrtle. The project, estimated at about $400,000, follows a consultorial discussion and will connect to St. Peter's cathedral complex forming a U shaped block.
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Downing Property
9Th Street
Brie
Cathedral Preparatory
Downing
Uh Street
Sassafras
Myrtle Streets
John Mark Gannnon
Erie
Gannon
6Th Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
9Th St
Widow sues railroad for husband’s death in 1925 accident
In Erie federal court Judge Thomson dismissed defense motions but the case of Mrs Gertrude Lindquist of Meadville seeks damages for her husband a fireman killed when thrown from an engine cab in August 1925. Trial expected to reach the jury tonight as other details remain in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
W. WS. Thomson
Gertrude Lindquist
Meadville
Brie
Lis
Fire probe at Brocton High School
Sheriff and state trooper conduct an investigation into a suspected arson attempt at Brocton high school Saturday or Sunday. A glass office door was broken, smoke and fire damage found on a roll desk, and a suspect is in custody with others to be questioned. theories include arson or an accidental blaze sparked by a thief lighting a lamp.
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Brocton
Levinist
Cure
Brocton High School
Cine
Young Eman
Moe jCarthy
Obituary of Mrs Josephine Simmons Dies at 85
Mrs. Josephine Simmons died September 1 in Carry after a year of illness. Born 1846 in Jefferson City Iowa, she married Joseph J. Simmons in 1862. Nine children were born, five survive: George Simmons Swicksburg PA, Mrs Albert Madson Comys, Mrs Millie Kinney Carry, Mrs Fred Lindal Monesta, Mrs Sunie Weiss Erie PA. Also survives eighteen grandchildren and thirty-one great and three great great grandchildren. Funeral held at Mrs Kinney's home, burial at Cutting cemetery, Rev W B Bartlett officiated. The casket was surrounded with beauty.
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Josephine Simmons
Millie Kinney
Third Avenue
Carry
Simmons
Jefferson City
Towa
Joseph J. Simmons
George Simmons
Swicksburg
Albert Madson
Mbillie Kinney
Fred Lividal
Onesta
Sunie| Weiss
Erie
Funeni
Kinney
Hurial
Cutting Cemetery
W. B [Bartlett
Corry
Charles Lester
Fred Lindal
Albert Hudson
Beau
Robber Held in $100,000 Cloud of Thefts
United States postal inspectors tracked a suspected member of the Revolution party in San Francisco. He was found as a vagrant downtown and handed to inspectors who linked him to the $100,000 bank robbery in the city three years prior. Authorities also connected him to a $500,000 aril robbery in Los Angeles and a $400,000 jewel theft in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea
San Francisco
Gallf
Poli Cong
Herbert Wil Son
Saigi
Los Angeles
Gospel Truth and Courage for Personal Worth
Fragmentary gospel themed note discusses living with contentment and self respect. Emphasizes inner worth, courage to act true to self, and the idea that thoughts shape character. Concludes with references to self improvement and practical mindset.
Democratic Leader Frames Issue Against Harding Coolidge Record
Centon Sept 28 Democratic leader W W Durbin declares the real issue before voters is the record of the Harding Coolidge administration. He cites the Chicago progressive conference aimed at saving the party from disasters after McAdoo’s withdrawal and argues the Democratic national conversion of 1924 should pivot to the administration’s record for a nationwide surge in support.
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Harding-Coolidge
Centon
Procert
Calvin Cooridge
W. W. Durbin
Cen
Chicago
Philbitt
New York
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Bradford
Gepiysberg
W. H. Klomp
Corre
Mary Haglage
Kansas City
Walter F. Haglage
Bar Lake
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Bishop ‘Gannon
Probe Firein Brocton School
Newhouse ‘Shoe-House
Center St
Winchester
Eneny
E. E. Guignon
G.O.P
United
Japan
Citizens, National Bank
Fox and LeFever
E. Doane
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