Gases On Trial List For September 8 1919
Petit jurors drawn July 21 1919 for McKean County Court of Common Pleas to be seated September 8 1919 at Strethport. Names include E B Allen Crosby A L Benjamin Brantford J J Beebe Bradford W T Collins Bradford D Costello Bradford J D Crockwaite Kane C Crawford Foster two BR W Comfort Bradford Josiah Carter Bradford B M Johnson Port Allegany etc. Twenty three cases listed for trial followed by multiple docket entries and attorney assignments.
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Court of Common Pleas
McKean County
Strethport
E. B. Allen
Crosby
A. L. Benjamin
Brantord
J. J. Beebe
Bradford
W. T. Collins
R. D
T. EB. Costello
Jd. D. Crockwaite
Kane
J. C. Crawford
Foster
A. Williams
Norwich
Herman Wasmer
Wrights
Natan
Hebout
Goate
A. J. Drake
T. F. Mullin
J. F. Tuohy
Muln & Woolls
Edward R Tanner
Stel A. Tanner
Ai. L. Willis
Burdick
T. P. Mullin
R Haughney
Charles A. Cook
Susie M. Cook
M. L. Willis
Henry Pickerd
James Mahoney
Plainiff
J. A. Fitzgibbin
Simets & Witken, Gallun & Power
John N. Apple
Defendant
Gates Elevator Campans
Western New York & Pensylvania Traction Company
Jones & Wick
Mullin & Woods
Noted Swedish Singer to Sing Heme at Union Services
Mies Lillian Farsmark to sing at union services August 13 and 14 at Most Hoplist Church and Swedish Mission Church. Worsmark will lead the music. Rev. Winstedt and Rev. Margeayn will preach at respective services. Numerous selections by choir from both churches.
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Mies Lillian Farsmark
Migs Lhman Worsmark
Winstedt
Swedish Mission Church
Margeayn
Iecholra
Designated Supervisor of Census for District 2300 Pennsylvania
Frank Costello of Bradford is named by Census Director Sam Rogers as supervisor for the 2300 Pennsylvania district covering McKean Cameron Clearfield and Centre counties, subject to approval by the Secretary of Commerce Redfield. The salary is 1500 dollars yearly and he will appoint enumerators in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 5. Costello
Bradford
Sam JL. Rogers
Pennsylvania
McKean
Cameron
Clearfield
Centre Counties
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Costello
William Evans Dies in 70th Year in Smethport
William Evans, a long time Smethport resident, died Friday at his Bank Street home at age 70. Born January 22, 1849, in Annin Creek, he moved to Smethport in 1868 with his family. He leaves a widow, three daughters, five grandchildren, and siblings. He served as Rose Hill Cemetery sexton and was a longtime Baptist church member. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Bank Street home with interment at Hose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Bank Street
Willum, Evans
William Evans
Annin Creek
John Evang
Sally Tubbs
Norwich Corners
Mida Gallup
Orville Gallup
M.S. Welch
Olean
EW. Strang
Lee Stull
Stull
Town
Henry Byane
Glean
Grin Evans
Ceres
Charlis Hvang
Chicago
Mating Carter
Bosporium
Widelia Smith
Crowley
Annt Gallup
Calegrove
Lily Richards
Buffalo
The
Baptist Church
Mir Evang
Rose Hill
Ik Margenon
Naster
Es Baptist Church
Ant
H. C. Picnic Set for Galeo Park With Ice Cream and Games
Members of the Protected Home Circle plan a picnic at Galeo Park on Thursday August 12. They will meet at the I O F Hall at 10 40 with cars waiting. Members pay their own transport. the lodge provides ice cream and coffee. There will be games with prizes, and music in the afternoon and evening. An envoyable dire is expected and people attendance.
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Galeo Park
Edea
Muato
No definite action on street lights in Smethport Borough
Borough Council met August 4 1919 to discuss Smethport Gas Company tariff for unmetered porch lights and street lamps with rates 8 for single burn 10 double 16 triple 20 quadruple per year quarterly with dawn inspection. Minutes list bills paid and committee appointed Morrison and Gifford to press street light vote. Also petition to open Hilton Avenue and bridge takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport Cas Company
Thos
J. Morrison
Warley Gifford
Bas Company
Cotinel
Colegrove
Hopper
Hull and
Lindholm
Burgess Warley Gifford
Thos. Morrison
M. H. Kelley
Smethport Garage Co
C. B. Dickson
Thos. K. Moerlyn
Leo Herzog
Smethport Water Co
Fry
Bernard Garlick
Aan J
Hallstrom Bt
Mekendricks
Ener Ifommes
Musical program at Smethport Baptist Church
Lovers of music in Smethport area may attend a Monday evening concert at the Baptist church featuring Mildred Meyo Margar Golphin William Wilie and Thomas Piller alumni students of the Pittsburg School for the Blind. The program includes readings piano and vocal solos duets and dramatic pieces with an offering to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Mildred Meyo
Tew
Margar W Golphin
Pittsburg
Wiliam Wil Ielie
Jotnstown
Thomas Piller
Altoona
Sehool For the Blind
Baitist Church
Ten Cases Set For September Term of Argument Court
The September session at Bouuiport court house opens September 4 with ten cases. Bow Aldrich v. 0. B. dang No. H2, October Term 1960, rule to show why non tro should not be entered. W. A. Young v. J. G. Young No. 86 June Term 1918, rule to show cause why writ of attachment should not be quashed. Emma Cole et al v. Roy Carter, etc. No. 9 October Term 1874, rule to show why a rule should not be granted retiring six months from servile date. City of Bradford v. John P. Melvin, etc. No. 71 June Term 11h, rule to show why description of property should not be amended. Mary Adeline DeGolier v. DeGolier. No. 06 June Term 1914, rule to show else why respondent should not pay alimony pendente lite. Eldre Home Gas and Fuel Company v. William H. Houghney, etc. No. 4 June Term 1919, deposition to statement. Adoption matter of Whiter Cuda Styles by Roland A. Gardner et al. No. 38 October Term 1919, rule to show cause why petition prayer should not be granted. Galeton Eldred Water Company matter No. 1 June Term 13918, equity, title to show cause why receiver should not proceed with accounting. The Galeton Eldred Water Company No. 1 June Term 1918, equity, title, to show cause why King receiver should not employ certified public accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Bouuiport
Miursuiy
Aldrich
Cashier
Ortober Lorm
A. PL Huey
H. Maye & Son
W. A. Young
J. G. Young
Calton
John Tony
Sheridan Gorton
Tuo
JI Morrison de
Roy Carter
G. H. Bradley
Mra
K. Carter
Ahereot
Mulla Corplaintirr
Huittie
Myrah Va
Marsh
Cage
T. Mullin
Mulin & Woods
City of
Bradford
John PL Melvin
Culate
Geear Johnson
Juno
I. P. Schounmaker
Mary Adelin DeGolier
DeGolier
A. S Rogers
Eldre
Home Gas and Fuel Company
4 Corporation
William H. Houghney
Landlorg
J. B. Dennis
Constable
Eos
Maris Toe Bateney
Gallup & Potter
Roland A. Gardner
Amandie EB. Gardner
King
J. D. Landis
John Stone
Reed
Boulton & Forsythe
C. Ww. Shattuck
Gallup
Health Department Exhibit At Fair Aims At Fly Control
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announces a special exhibit at the fair on eliminating the fly problem. Demonstrations show practical fly control methods and disposal, with guidance on feeding prevention. A late copy by the exhibit notes a cost of about 30 dollars. McKean County Fair officials express gratitude for securing the exhibit and the department’s funding.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Jyunt
McKean County
Wanted five men to purchase dump trucks for road work
Wanted five responsible men with at least 2500 dollars each to purcrage Veton dump trucks for state road work in this vicinity. Each purchaser will receive a one year contract at a maximum of 25 dollars per day. Call Frank Parka at Grand Central Hotel.
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Frank Parka
Grand Central
Married Emil Johnson and Agnes Wrenen in Olean NM
Emil Johnson and Agnes Wrenen, both of Norwich, were married on Saturday, August 2, in Olean, New Mexico. The groom was employed by the local draft board for revert? months, and the bride has many friends in Smethport having visited here on several different oceansany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Johnson
Agnes Wrenen
Norwich
Olean
Smethport
Smethport Rout Port Allegany 7 1 in Wide Win
Smethport overcame early miscues and posted seven runs to Port Allegany’s one. Smethport led 4 0 after three innings and added three more in the third and one in the fourth, with Port Allegany scoring their lone run in the sixth. Final score 7 1 Smethport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allegany
Bradford
Smeth Short
Smethport Falllea
Cansecutiys Pusged Dalla
Rasculy
Warden
Alto
Irons
Smeth Port
Vort Anegany
Smettiport
Vera Freeman Injured After Horse Throws Rider
Miss Vera Freeman sustained a base skull fracture a broken collar bone and a gash above the left ear when a horse she rode at Tate Saturday night became startled by a train and threw her from the saddle. Her mother Mrs Freeman and sister Edna Freeman rushed to Camp Bustis after the telegram reporting the serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mia
Charles W. Freeman
Catip Huatia
Vera
Miss Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Alter Edna Freeman
Camp pBustis
Rattlesnake Run Down on Route Near Sugar Row
While en route from Chauiauara Lake to Smethport, B F E Rowton encountered a rattlesnake in the road near Sugar Row. He backed up the car and ran it over, killing it instantly. The snake measured two and a half to three feet with three rattles and a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauiauara ‘Lake
Smethport
B.fe
Rowton
Sugar Row
Bailey to Speak Friday at Welfare Work Meeting
Secretary Frank M. Bailey will address a Welfare Work for the returned soldier meeting at SS Lake Parish House Friday evening at 8:00. Invited are Brother Hood at 43 and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Bailey
Army and Navy Department Brotherhood
Andrew
SS Lake Parish House
First Baptist Church to Hold Sunday Services
The petster will preach at boll sere vices on Sunday. In the morning thn yuljecet Will We, "The Galitean Ministry A viet subijeet will be discussed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
America
Evens
Sere Lyle
Guy L. Margeson
Petster
Boll Serevices
Personal mentions from Crosby area social notes
The Swegist Sewing Society met last Saturday with Mrs J J Johnson at Crosby with six in attendance. Visitors include Mrs 3 FB Hoffman and two children of Kate Crock, arriving in Towome to visit Mrs Dena Koenig. Mr and Mrs W C Holder host Broadbent and daughter Helly from Glasshure New Jersey on Franklin street. George Tait and daughter Gertrude visited then returned to Olean. Miss Ktchi Freeman and Vera Jones returned to Bradford after completing training. Mrs Walter Daly returned from Pittsburgh with two weeks away. sister Mixa Howard joined for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swegist Sewing Society
J. J. Johnson
Crosby
FB. Hoffman
Kate Crock
Arived
Dena Koenig
Leo Koenig
Hochester N.J
Water Street
Bigved
Ctus. Broadbent
Helly
Glasshure
N. J
W.C. Holder
Franklin Street
George Tait
Gertrude
Olean
Bernard A. Ball
Oz Bank Street
Mise
Ktcli
Bradford
Walter Daly
Pittshurs
Mixa Howard
Morne
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Carew and Patit
Heme
Smethport Garage Company
Adv
Port Allesany
Mullin & Waods
Tyter
Mildred Washhum Ve
Liberty Township
E. Mayo & Son
W. Eswetland
C. W. Callin
J. Masters
R. Mayo & Son
Mullin
W. L. Masun Ys
Western New York and Pennsylvania Traction Company
Simons & Wilson
Uft
W. E. Burdick
Mt. Jewett
Kingua
Jura
Assumpsit
Ptaintiff
Dresser
Avid Morrison
Apnea
Plainpie
T.T. Mullin
Melvin le Melvin
Beaclord Textile Company
Novation
Jones &Brother Tra Co. Inc
J. FE
Grange National Bank
Mepean County
Natonal Bank
Mayo & Son
W. EB. Burdick
HL Trasey
Wison and English Construction Company
W. S S
W.S. S
Aiken
Stadford
Burrowes A
Calegrave
Coryville
Custer City
Dal City
Degolia
Derick City
Jinke Center
Smetaport A
Id Eldre
Giffard
Hazelhprat
Kushequa
Lafayette
Ladtow
Ait. Alton
Mt. Tere
Ormelly
Port Ao
Sinethport
McHean
Rice
H.C. Picnic
the Baptist Church
Thuesday
Duty
Idla
Mimer Tange
Kuyatnne
Health Department
Lecole
First Baptist Church