30 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Mckean County Miner
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
1
A garbled report describes a violent incident involving white robed groups in a rural area. Authorities announced a $2,500 reward for the arrest of suspects as officers prepared to disperse a large crowd after a night clash.
Community mourns Flonty Small Rogers longtime attorney. Survived by wife Lucius Rogers? No, lists three children and sisters. Funeral held at family church in Mt Jewett, body later moved to Rose Hill cemetery. Rogers noted for honesty and work with local development and the Bar Association.
Fragmented OCR text mentions sales terms and delivery windows. Key names Samuel Green and vague percentages appear amid garbled phrases. No clear event or outcome is discernible. summary reflects available identifiable entities and constraints.
Incomplete OCR notes describe two trains near a railway, with references to freight connections north of a station and uncertain tracks. The text mentions a ship at a mine, a moving train, and unclear directions, reflecting damaged source material.
Born March 18 in Farmers Valley, Celeste Sloan was married to Andrew Jackson Sloan. She died after weeks of illness, survived by sister Patte rfield, daughter Nina Sloan, and relatives in Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Funeral services altered to Saturday after Wednesday. Reverend A. Renseks to preside. Local church to conduct services in former family home.
A church outlines a baptism during the morning worship and a full service planned for the occasion. The sermon emphasizes welcoming the individual into the faith while noting that many are expected to attend and share in the event.
Fragmentary OCR reading notes an event titled The Books of methstory with references to Monday Diemer and Libor Day, lacking clear context or actions.
The McKean County Fair and races are set for September 1 12 13 and 14 with entries opening soon. Officials list events for horses cattle and other exhibits and note Friday and weekend activities with plans for prize rounds and attractions.
The account describes Averett Chadwick and family attending a church wedding performed by Dr. Iphin L. Geek of the Presbyterian Church. The bride wore crepe with lavender and orchids, with a tan voile attendant dress. Dozens of guests from Smethport, Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, Chicago and Geneve, New York attended, including Ms and Mr Mitten, Dr. John Ladd, Neva Homet, Dorot Hamet, and Mrs Sutton. The groom is long known and liked in the area.
Fragmentary notice lists Katherine J. Burdick and enrollment actions regarding voters. Text suggests polling place details and dates, but fragments obscure full context and scope of the election effort.
The event list includes Potrie Rice as first, Holden and Red Dillinghey in the relay, Downey Vaud Aiururie Sallug Mexican Quartette, Wine Howard, and Merte Dickinadn, with magic versus the farmer match and other activities in an evening program.
A modest afternoon program featured Mrs. Larabee speaking on local work and organization. Hovis led a recital with piano pieces while a tea was served by local volunteers including J Boulen and Samuel Rey at the Botstard home.
The scrambled text reports a wedding ceremony performed by Rev. Father Kes with the bride Fiéfen Katheryn, daughter of Myranarg, at Betysbter celebra. Breakfast followed at the home of the bride’s agents in East Sainsiegt with guests, then the couple traveled to celebrate with friends.
A Smethport resident wedding was held with a Litheran ceremony. The bride wore pink and was attended by best men including Cart MBler. The groom, a popular Smithport man, worked for the Inter Class company. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Younshere and Mr. Torin of Jamestown, Me.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss abbreviations and reader readability in a report. The garbled passage mentions应该 terms and seems to critique the clarity of the source material. No definite names, dates, or places are readable.
Roused by a local church call, a prayer meeting is scheduled for Thursday night at 7 45 at the home of the organizer. Residents are invited to attend and join in communal reflection and support.
Miss Buln Young of Buffalo won first prize of 350.00 in the Fleischman Yeast Company height survey contest open only to employees. Miss De Cares of Rochester took the second prize. The contest aimed to boost product visibility among staff.
Small cottage offered by Minar Orton at BR address central location near central area. Describes a compact dwelling with four natural shoe rooms or a hat storage feature. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details and availability.
A Coryville Farmers Picnic featured barnyard games, a popu lar gathering, and a county contest with a silver can prize awarded to Henry Vrocland of Coryville Grange. Dr Thomas praised education at Swine College as a path to citizen leadership while local officers and committees organized refreshments and table arrangements for the event.
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