May Rebuild Bottle Plant Proposed After Realignment
A fragmented OCR item suggests plans to rebuild a bottle plant tied to a realignment proposal. The readable text mentions May, rebuilding, and the plant, with unclear surrounding details and names.
23 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Mckean County Miner
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item suggests plans to rebuild a bottle plant tied to a realignment proposal. The readable text mentions May, rebuilding, and the plant, with unclear surrounding details and names.
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene near a brick plant with an ambulance arriving and workers and townspeople reacting. It references an investigation and unclear details about who is involved, mentioning names in a confused way and noting a sense of routine suburban afternoon work interrupted by the incident.
An Olean Herald report claims Danny Berdard officiated a game amid spectator complaints and controversy over his decisions. The article notes his past work as a lead umpire in an earlier state league and mentions his current business ventures in a cigar store and peel room.
An elderly mother of seven sons from Cleveland, Ohio, attends a state department gathering in Williamsport to honor her Civil War and World War II service family. Her son Major Kenneth Mayo, based near a Mayo school, is highlighted as a veteran and hero in local notices.
Local names M Fone of Altoona born in 1960 along with Chester and Feuiibereene appear in a fragment noting ages 38 and numbers 60 331. The readable text shows personal identifiers but lacks clear event or outcome.
An apparent fragment describes wireless concert happenings at the station. It mentions telephone headgear, a guest, operator Lavi, and a sudden musical medley with whistling. The scene includes reference to wireless stations, weather reports, summer statistics, and children's stories broadcast to listeners.
A fragmented note reports a proposed ten miles electric line to Hazelhurst that would alleviate municipal debt. Details are unclear but imply a profitable route and potential public works benefit. Citizens await clearer plans and feasibility.
A garbled OCR fragment references a local event involving music and participants named Sctruntiste and The jaan dhestra, with mentions of furnishing music and a rite. Limited readable details prevent full identification of date, venue, or organizer.
A group of workmen have been employed at the Blas factory this week to dismantle machinery. The crew is removing several midline components as part of the plant's partial decommissioning.
A cobbled OCR fragment notes a reunion event and mentions a person labeled thief or ringleader, with sparse details about Maw and whests. The readable bits suggest an informal gathering with possible pay or dues indicated. No clear date, place, or full names are discernible.
Bradford reports a Knights of Columbus dinner rallying support for a new orphanage in Erie County. Bishop Cannon and speakers urged strong donations, citing dire needs of orphans and the diocese’s plan to fund the Efile home, with enthusiasm from locals and out-of-town guests.
The article notes parties nations exercise and mock talks as the nationwide drills near, with close checks on troop movements. It mentions the tense atmosphere at a church event and hints at public concern over conflicts and safety.
A court session scheduled for next Monday will hear a case against a proprietor named Bradford and others amid alleged disturbances and violations of an act. The docket lists charges including assault and related offenses, with local officials preparing for the session and potential rulings.
A vast airship collapsed amid fire and wreckage near Norfolk. rescuers worked through the night finding thirty bodies. many crew members were unaccounted as the great ship, once billed as the largest of its kind, burned and parts scattered.
A conference of Quiritian and tuberculosis workers met yesterday at the Hotel Holley with Nevin A. Dietstate in charge. Miss Jennie A. Hayes was elected executive secretary of the new McKean County Branch of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Frederick Miller and Mrs. Robert Roy head the local committee as plans for a county-wide organization and an early meeting of committees were outlined. Funds from a Christmas seat sale will support the effort.
Attended at the Kane Institute in Mount Jewett Hailiten and others held a morning session with a program by local teachers. Health demonstrations, music, and discussions were featured. Principal H Dorr led arithmetic and other talks as county superintendent P Thwere attended.
A fragmented program lists songs and dances including Everybody's Getting Married Now, Subp Dance, Triprompty in Minor, and Lincoln's Gettysburg. Performers cited are Ivan Miltiron, Betty Summersgirl, Marine Sage, and Emily MaCor. The det features a One -Preating Hour segment and piano sol portions.
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