Massare Bros Convicted of Second Degree Murder
The Massare brothers were found guilty of second degree murder after a trial recounting a fatal shooting at the Murphy store. Testimony tied Tony Massare to gunfire with Fred Massare accused of forced orders prior to the altercation, ending with police removing both brothers from the courtroom.
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Bradford Star Reports Shooting Assertion of Self Defense
In a Bradford case at the Western Penitentiary in Allegany, testimony showed the prisoner shot in what was described as self defense. The court proceedings on Saturday revealed the defendant’s claim amid strong pleas and disputed evidence.
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Bradford Star
Hungivill Appointed Chairman to Lead Plans
Hungivill was named chairman to oversee the preparation and execution of the plans for the Cair project. The appointment places him in charge of coordinating efforts, timelines, and resources to advance the initiative.
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Hungivill
Thairman
Fire at Crosby Charcoal Works Ignores Night
A large blaze erupted Friday night at the Crosby charcoal works near Smethport causing extensive damage. About 300 people, plus the Smethport fire department, battled the flames. Five railroad cars were destroyed and tanks of acetate for the Norwich Chemical Company were affected. The fire lit the sky in a spectacular, lucid flame described by witnesses. The incident reportedly tied to a Wednesday event and remains under investigation.
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Glass Incident Reported on North First Street
George Baer of 17 North First street was severely cut in the face by glass near Williams of 419 Union street crossing. The assailant Williams was not hurt. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Mrs Mouheimer Wins Noted Recognition at Buffalo College
Mrs Mouheimer, an adept graduate of the Byydnt and Stratton Business College in Buffalo, is lauded for her capability and many friends express pride in her recognition. The article highlights her promise and skill as a young woman advancing in business.
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Gertrude Richards Gives Insightful Talk on India
Gertrude Richards, author and educator, spoke under the auspices of the Women’s Missionary Society about India’s changes and Christian influence. She described rapid social shifts, growing schools for boys and girls, and a population nearing nine million with about 700,000 Christians, urging earnest workers for the cause.
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York
Senator Pepper Delivers Pleasing Talk in Cockr Gon
Fragmented report notes Senator Pepper addressing a gathering at the Central Hotel on Friday with several prominent Republicans in attendance. Mentions Reed and Sehayon Reed as figures linked to the event, but text is garbled and unclear about exact names.
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Central ‘Hotel
Merchants Association Meeting Breaks Up By Fire Alarm
The Merchants Association meeting was interrupted around 0 oclock when a fire alarm sounded in the basement. Mayme Cole is named president, with Wm Manheimer as co president, John Karlen trustee and J Cather secretary among the other officers noted.
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Merchan Association
Mayme Colearoe
Wm. Manheimer
John Karlen
Tramsrer
Cather
Obituary for John W. Anderson of Clermont, Ohio
John W. Anderson born March 24 1842 in Evstot Holl and Seder died June 1923 aged 81 years 3 months 16 days. Survived by a brother and other kin. Funeral held at Clermont cemetery interment there. Describes long illness and Christian faith.
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Fire engine accident injures Sam Fryvot at street crossing
Reported Monday evening a fire engine crashed at Shawmut crossing injuring Sam Fryvot who fell from the vehicle while it was under control. He was taken home after medical care by Dr. Ostrander.
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W. A. Ostrander
Commencement at Sathcart High School Honors Graduates
The Sathcart High School commencement featured students receiving diplomas after a program of exercises. A keynote orations on progress and healing was read by Hilding Bones while Rev. Arthur Gregson delivered the benediction.
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Passenger Car Crash Near Kane Club Hospitalized Victims Identified
A touring car carrying seven Salaman residents, beyond Kane Country Club, overturned after a collision with a car approaching Nash. Six of seven passengers were injured and admitted to Kane Summit hospital. Injured include Stacy Pongis, Peter Koch, Lewis Kennedy, Gust Bethakes, and others. one victim, believed severely hurt, remains in serious condition. Scene described as bloody. Bradford residents shuddered at the wreck.
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Peter Koch
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Grange Notices and Schedules From June Meeting
Fragmentary OCR shows Grange references dated June 20 with events and notices listed for subsequent proceedings. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled gathering and related summaries to follow.
Raid on Saloon Leads to County Jail Arrests
A raid on a local parlor led to arrests for liquor violations. Officers found a back room rigged for sale with multiple jugs and bottles. One man faced $2,000 bail and was later arraigned, with a court setting and a prior Volstead-related conviction noted.
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Imapanients Aid
Dinner Entertainment For Ladies At Oclock Event
A Monday ten o'clock dinner honored 22 ladies with guests Merril Bisett Tales Geo Bavaria Cleone Brooks Mallotte-Davis Helen Costello Beadford Avétion Bridge. Miss Bouton received a gift while post dinner play proceeded. house raffles offered baskets and old fashioned Bowery yellow and pink roses decor.
Prominent Olean Bride Tied to Quinn Family Name
The wedding of Peastes Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Martin Francis Quinn of St Joseph F Walsh and Spraenes, was held at Saint Mary of the Angels church. Father Howard Rengeler performed the ceremony as the bride, noted for prominence in society, is the daughter of the president of Quinn Tamperana Chemical companies. The couple left on a six week trip to Canada after the ceremony.
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Martin Francis
Quinn
Joseph F. Walsh
Spraenes
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Canada
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Quinn Tamperana Chemical’ Companies
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Service Times and Communion
The church announces morning worship at 20:20 with Holy Communion and administration at its nave. Christian rites proceed at Crureti School at 14:45 for evening worship, with Jintiv at 7240.
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Hagman Bravin Garl Be Magi At 00 6F Bun Hage
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Hagman Bravin Garl with unclear phrase Magi at 00 6F Bun Hage. No clear names, places, or events to anchor a coherent summary yet.
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Krankings Basement on Fibre Sunday Seventy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kranking basement on fibre Sunday seventy, with unclear references to star fire and braking. No coherent events, people, or places identifiable.
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Krankings
County Fair Groundwork Under Way For September Show
Preparations for the big county fair set for September 11 and 12 progress under W. H. Unger Ford. Advertising orders are being placed and sale catalogs are being prepared. Officials say this year’s fair should surpass all prior events in level of activity and attendance.
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Ford
Fale
Port Allegany Choir Here at Baptist Church
A readable fragment notes Port Allegany choir performance at a local Baptist church on a June 27 date, inviting attendees to come and hear their singing. The brief item preserves the event’s local tone and venue for readers.
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Baptist Chero
First Baptist Church Ter Renicks Pastor’s Appeal
The First Baptist Church Ter Renicks outlines Sunday School at 10 20 and a children’s program prepared by teachers. It urges community support for repairs and church work, noting no entertainment or fundraisers, only free will offerings. Rev Reicks and delegates attend the Anagano River Haplist Association meeting in Emporium Jan 12.
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