23 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Mckean County Miner
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows a noisy report of a valley meeting and a small tornado event. Names like Fred De Ggine Gall and a secretary are mentioned along with references to a business meeting and presidential roles. The passage is garbled but indicates community event discussion and weather disturbance.
The Naptily Church furnishes Sunday schedule with morning and evening services and Sunday school at 11:30. Evening service at 7:30. Thursday meeting at p.m. All are invited to attend.
The Sunday service schedule includes August worship and a preachment with evening service. The September regular meeting of the district conference is noted with presiding pastor Rev. Anthony Gregson. Several attendees and visitors are listed, including Mrs. Ward, Gifford, and Ralph Herzog, with references to renewals and local visits in Smethport and Olean.
Fragmentary ad text lists Sivall cottage and a few unclear measurements with stray words and an address line, offering no coherent contact or complete details for any transaction or listing. The readable bits suggest a real estate or rental notice but lack essential elements to verify scope or location.
Warn er BLSH college at Bradford offers a four year course starting August 27 with shorthand bookkeeping typewriting and seamanship. Individual instruction throughout the course aims to save students time. Over 30 years experience in teaching with graduates nationwide. Call or write for details and a $10 discount this week.
A corrupted telegraph style note from an extremist group warns of planned violence near the eastern city links. The letter claims "we are enemies" and promises further action within six months, while stating authorities are investigating the matter.
A fragmented report mentions Thomas Meisan and McKein in Chester County politics, referencing a gubernatorial election and a local justice figure. The text is garbled, but suggests a sheriff, a retreat, and disputed statements while noting a governor’s background and a court-like moment.
Local papers note a Hane Smethport match featuring the Katte Country Club vs Bhisthport club with plans for Wednesday play. Smethport aims to adapt and prepare for ensuing Patterson event amid unclear details.
On Tuesday a forest fire burned fifty or more acres of second growth timber near Tlermont and Smethport. Firefighters worked through Tuesday afternoon as winds aided spread. aid crews arrived and the blaze was brought under control.
A garbled OCR snippet references water release and repairs at an address noted as apt or site. It mentions a person named Pye and remarks on damage, gas, and a repair timeline but the text is largely unreadable. Strong entities are sparse, rendering a precise event unclear.
Smethplt and Vick ty ded Summace School at Lock Eraven conduct a nine week summer program for graduates. The program, popular among students, is run by multiple schools and features ongoing sessions that attract participants each year.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ausgas youths, houses in Kaha, leases, and a near road incident. References to a car, rope, and possible possession or money issues are unreadable, yielding no clear event or names.
The news notes that for fifteen years the United States Army and Navy will call upon for life five says in the interview. The article cites the merits of its war record and the honor received.
A brief sale notice announces limited sweet cream and milk stock with delivery available after a 12 hour advance order requirement. The message warns that all orders will incur a bad will charge and advises customers to place orders ahead for residence delivery.
Bradford residents noted visitors Toha Saulspaugh and Mire Paul Hillery this week. Details remain sparse in the fragmented report, with spellings uncertain and names partially garbled.
Fragmented OCR depicts planning for Mrs Coolidge to choose furniture and decor for the White House. Mentions rooms such as private dining, sitting room, ladies room, and Mrs Harding Roosevelt era items. notes blue paper hangings, rugs, and a refined presidential suite.
A brief report notes a car skid incident with three men in another vehicle. All escaped uninjured aside from a slight gyrate and one machine badly smashed. they were taken to Bradford for treatment. The Herald mentions the men refused to give their names.
In a tight baseball clash, Port Allegany edges Smethport with key hits from Stalen, McDerny and J. Cooper. Pitcher Peeler and Jer sex combine for strong defense as Smethport suffers multiple errors. refs: Peeler and Jer sex officiated. final score near 4-3.
A fragmented notice recalls a family reunion held in 1924 with talk of cousins and a reception. It mentions a next gathering planned by the family and hints at archival details from that era.
Fragmented obituary note from 1903 records a young mother’s death following illness. The readable bits mention a spouse, two children, and a marriage union, with names partially obscured. The text preserves a tragic event with limited personal detail.
Poor legible report describes a gasoline spill and flash near a Ford vehicle. Witnesses recall a young couple in the car, a fire starting in the front, and two people suffering injuries as bystanders aided the scene. Authorities investigated the incident and secured the area.
Fragmentary notice notes interment arrangements for a deceased individual in Brailford with unclear spelling and date indications. The readable bits reference an interment and a cemetery context, but names and full details remain obscured.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Boy Scouts activities for an upcoming camp week. Mentions a two week schedule, a nearby creek, a widow, and a program with Monday and Saturday events. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to damage.
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