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Newspaper
Mckean Democrat
Location
Smethport, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
7
A mile weathered county page reports a shooting incident near Brooksville with minor injuries and a heavy overcoat absorbing the impact. Electric lights debut in Mt Jewett as workers restore service after a fuse blew out and briefly dimmed the streets. A New York City wedding in February links local clergy with a parishioner from Lastrada, signaling ongoing community ties and upcoming local events.
City officials and Bradford hospital workers announced the opening of Gouder sport Hospital, with staff including Miss Anna and Miss Daly assigned to care for patients. The hospital plans minor improvements, new equipment, and expanded nursing support to boost efficiency and patient comfort.
Mrs Nance Vantowin Vanloon wife of William Vanloon died Saturday on her farm near Bureauville from illness. She was mother to three children and widow of Fortner. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Grimes Church with interment in the Grimes cemetery. Survived by her husband and three children with many friends mourning her loss.
Fragmented local notes recount price shifts, travel, and social visits as residents contemplate moves. Mentions of gas price changes, a trip to Arkansas, and a bank fencing incident precede a family gathering at a Wilcox home and names such as Alexander Edgar and Serantom Pomel underscore sparse community chatter.
Rettutet tragedy unfolds as Dr Trans of Thivis Ohys sustains injuries after being struck by a poster engine near Bradford Hospital. He was unconscious on the tracks when found, recalls stepping onto the path of an oncoming train before regaining consciousness. The incident occurred yesterday morning near the curve above the station at Department.
Katharine Guth of Warsaw wed Thorngee Le David Omundson son of Mt. Jewett on New Years Day in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Hoker. The nuptials took place at the Guth residence during a home celebration attended by family and friends.
Mrs Hannah Meade marked her ninety ninth birthday last Saturday with a family gathering. The celebration included her son Stam, a reporter from Westport Albany, attending the event.
A six month old infant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaui Winston, died on Monday in Annin Creek. Authorities listed the death as unexpected with details pending a full inquest. Funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
Okmulgee Oklahoma industry report highlights head gas as a growing fuel source with about forty five plants across the county investing over six million dollars. plants produce 75 000 to 100 000 gallons daily and sell gasoline in bulk at prices from 2900 to 1000 dollars per week. the sector employs hundreds and many new plants are planned, centered around compression plants and near coleville and osis.
An obituary item notes the death of Sue Haringcan, a Bradford resident, with details about surviving relatives and place of residence. The brief item lists names and connections within the community and mentions dates and locations tied to the deceased.
Daniel Cherdia recounts the 1919 accident near Ludlow that left his brother Thomas Cherdia crushed and paralyzed. Despite initial hope after surgery, the injuries worsened and led to a prolonged decline. The prominent Sheffield contractor, who lived in the town with his brother, died months into the recovery period with no children.
Obituary notes Rev D M James died aged on Thursday after serving as rector in Newton. He resided in Newtown for many years and leaves a widow, a son and two daughters, with several brothers and an uncle named J C of Kane and J C of Hinton listed among survivors. Also reports a 12 barrel well discovered by The Dugan Oil Co between Bruford and Limestone, and a Chipmunk lease producing 10 to 12 barrels daily for Mananes Ryan company on Lartheam farm.
Prominent Kane resident Peterson, 59, died at his home after kidney illness. Survived by wife, four children including Doris, Doris Vetorson Kane, LeRoy Paterson New York, and Mrs. Blower. He was former superintendent of Holgate Mfg. Co. of Gatown, a former councilman and lodge member.
A Bradford man perished aboard the army transport Mercury as it battled a hurricane while crossing the Atlantic. The ship, carrying more than 400 soldiers, 3 officers, and numerous crew, encountered towering waves and sail-damaging conditions, with several passengers and crew reported injured during the voyage.
William ing w G Anely of Kane plans a possum farming venture to profit from low-cost animals. He notes possum fur fetches up to £2 and believes a business can be established to net a handsome profit.
Me Kephar, an engineer on the RRL Th rp road Nas, was awarded the Cunewie hero medal on October 31, 1919, for saving Myrtle M. Kelly of Munssutawney from Mahoning Creek near Eile Mur. The medal includes funds set aside by the Carnegie commission to be used for any worthy purpose.
John DeGoller appointed as police chief in Bradford, succeeding a former captain. DeGoller, previously with the department, assumes leadership as the city taps a seasoned officer for the role.
A terse note indicates Kane Repci Minins John Delphin, a federal inspector of income, resigns from his post and plans to establish himself in Clevekoul. An appointed replacement will be sought at the local office.
A Wednesday night meeting of the Burns memorial committee decided to award Rafer Brothers of Olean a $539 contract for the memorial, excluding the foundation. It will be a Tarr e finished stone with a sanitary fountain at one end and two bronze athletes facing the walk and street to tell the brave boy’s story. Work should be finished by May in time for Memorial Day ceremonies. site location and unveiling details are still being settled as the committee advances plans.
Fragmented notice offers a Studebaker car in fair condition for sale. The text blends garbled medical claims about women and kidney issues with unrelated personal notes and nonsensical phrases. The readable portion mentions a used automobile and a few stray names.
The men who bought Cleveland tractors say they can pull their teams with a single machine. The Cleveland effectively handles tasks once requiring two or three teams, riding swampy ground without sinking and avoiding soil packing on plowed ground. The Holt pulley delivers 20 hp for stationary work.
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