Kane Woman Dies in Auto Wreck at Saybrook Crossing
In Warren Pennsylvania on August 28 a two vehicle crash at Dead Man's Crossing near Saybrook claimed the lives of Mrs Winslow Russell and her daughter Harriet 9. Injured were Miss Edith Bodine Winslow Russell and Harold Russell. The Russell party drove from Chautauqua Lake to Kane when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania train. Mrs Russell and Harriet died instantly. Miss Bodine and Mr Russell sustained injuries. The crossing mirrors a prior fatality involving State Game Commission official Dr Kathus. The second item notes a League of Women Citizens meeting with routine plans for the year.
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Kane
Warren
Deadman’s Crossing
Saybrook
Pennsylvania
Winslow Russell
Harriet
Edith Bodine
Harold Russell
Russell
Miss Bodine
Chautauqua Lake
Sheffield
Pryor
Kane Water Works
Union Petroleum ON Company
Buffalo
Owlied
Katbtus
State Game Commission
State Police recover over eighty thousand in July thefts
Harrisburg Pa August 28 More than 82000 dollars worth of property stolen in July was recovered and returned to citizens by the Department of State Police Major Lynn G Adams reports motor cars valued at 49655 were reclaimed from automotive bandits stock valued at 3750 recovered jewelry worth 1281 and other items seized The force arrested 1032 people for war dove offenses 755 white American born 888 males and 44 women were taken in Police nets Violators of automobile laws were the largest group with 352 arrests Fifteen for murder 74 for larceny 9 for arson and 413 for miscellaneous petty misdemeanors Also notes two men Ernest Castle 35 and A B Castle of Olean waived examination awaiting grand jury action under 1000 bond for liquor tax law violation The East Side hotel conductors allegedly involved SwedIsh Mission Church announces Sunday services for next week with times and sermon by Rev Emil G Winstedt all warmly invited
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Harrisburg
Department of State Police
Lynn G. Adams
Tve
Olean
Ernest Castle
A. B. Castle
R. T. Mallery
John Dempsey
Vielding
East Side
East State Street
Officeray
Mallory
Dempsey
Bradford Man Killed in Motoring Accident
Bradford Era reports Thomas Gaines of 195 Matin Street was killed when Bradford Chief John Howe car overturned after being struck by a speeding New York vehicle near Steamburg, causing injuries to J. G. Trout and Chief Howe. Gaines, 60, a longtime agent for Branford Brewing, died at the scene. Howe and Trout survived with injuries. Gaines is survived by his wife and two daughters. his death followed a high speed pursuit and wreck in the Steamburg area.
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Bradford
Thomas Gaines
Matin
John Howe
J. G. Trout
Internal Revenue Department
Steamburg
New York
Corydon
Mowe
Carel Howe
Mr. Gaines
Ma Troutraat
Chief Howe
Gaines
Solae N.Y
Utinin
Pittsburgh
Salamanca
Daniel Keenan
Papketsburg
Wilma ) Gaines
Branford Brewing Company
Bradford Lane
Farmers Valley community notices and social edges
Raymond Bray and others attended anaghah at Smethport. Carl Simar of Olean visited H I Orta family. School activities include Moore and Eldred teachers, and UW B Conference attendance. Elizabeth Keesler shopped in Smethport. Mrs. George Teek Rockefeller hosted Ladies Aid. Gladys Tanner and Bray teaching events noted. Voter enthusiasm among women cited. Laura Laren and Grace Kemp visits recorded.Ritchie Rockefeller visits Coryvale school.
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Raymond Bray
Edward Ferman
Lawrence Stratton
Ted Dickerson
Mario Tanner
Florence Smith
Elizabeth Keesler
Smethport
Carl Simar
Olean
H. I Orta
Beatrice Taylor
Moore School
Misa Wick
Eldred
Farmers Valley School
Pang
UW. B
Union City
George Teeckefeller
Aid
Mary Caldwell
Ethport
Mier
Gladys Tanner
Louise Martin
Gladys Bray
Laura Laren
Grace Kemp
Bradford
Ritchie Rockefeller
Coryyale School
East Smethport Social Roundup Hits and Misses
Local notes from East Smethport recount visits and visits by Miss Ethel and Junk Reeves from Port Allegany to Chautauqua Lake, Miss Craig Nowse at Andrew Washburn’s, and Helen Mather at Mt. Jewett for a school. Several gatherings, reunions, and family visits are noted, with plans for schooling, picnics, and community events. A special offer advert and an employment notice conclude the column.
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Ethel
Junk Reeves
Port Allegany
Chautauqua Lake
Craigs
Andrew Washburn
Helen Mather
Mt. Jewett
N. UL
HL. Hyde
Coryyittel
Art Reeves
Hold
Reeves
Riverhiurst
Zack
Mary Acre
Nelson Diyde
Ohio
BR. B. Hyde
Theshing
Gladys Hackett
Bradford
Buffalo
A. Fi Abbey
Ridgway
W. S
Ernest Ford
Mildred
W. C.T.U
Rixford
Willig Reeves
East Auror
Frank Reeves
T Register
Mary Abbey
A. M. Thamm Muna
Burga Stickles
Albany
Local family reunion and visits across town
Marvin Creek and J Douchamp family groups and Pauline and Mary Hussey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Morgan. A reunion occurred at William Marka’s home with Pred Lehtoan and children Ethel and Paul, en route back to Clarion Monday. Several children were vaccinated Saturday. Margaret Binnister left Sunday for school in Smethport. Mrs Sah Tesmter retired home after a short visit. Croghy and Mrs Ovary Hellman of Oakville visiting.
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Marvin Creek
J. Douchamp
Sttle
Pauline
Mary Hussey
James Morgan
William Marka
Pred Lehtoan
Ethel
Paul
Clarion Mon
Margaret Binnister
Smethport
Sah Tesmter
Y Croghy
Ovcoy Hellman
Tyoakville
ralttVew
Sumi
FEAST RAM GLUES IN STATE AT McKean COUNTY
Pivee ram clubs form in McKean county as the first in Pennsylvania with nine units across three clubs. Yearling shropshire rams, totaling nine, are distributed across Mercer county and Ohio. Rams will progress through units over years then be shown at the McKean County Fair. Wool prizes total 21 dollars plus 15 dollars from Philadelphia group. Bill Connell to judge and grade at a public demonstration.
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McKean
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Ohio
McKean County Fair Association
Community News Roundup From Smethport Region
Rey Colegrove and family from Clarion Pa. visit. Multiple local residents and guests travel between Jersey Shore Curwensville and Smethport for visits. Meantime, Smethport band rehearsals, a popular dance event, and drilling operations near Marvin Creek are noted along with local illnesses and travel of residents to Olean and Bradford.
Wanted to Rent House for Small Family in Smethport
An advertisement from Smethport Pennsylvania seeks a small family to rent a house at the Whitworth/Wrisat location. The notice appears in the Democrat newspaper and is signed by Fred Milray as the contact.
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Wrisat House
Attre Fred Milray
Smethport, Pa
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League OF Women Citizens
League
K. Morrison
W. C. Daly
H. Morrison
Morrison
Mre. McCandless
Guy Me
Agill
Mrs. Morrison
L. Studholme
Spanogle
J. C. Backus
Mr. Morrison
J. A. Nella
Swedish Mission Church
Emil G. Winstedt
Couderenort
Fidelity Grange
Grange
Bell
Frank
Gallup
Samuel Green
Warren County Pomona
Nolice
Hi. J. Ticw
Farmers Valley
East Smethport
Democrat
Integrity Finance Company
Philadelphia
Waterman
Anteed
J. M- Wiant
Alates
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Victoria
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Tacoma
Scranton
Binghamton
Elmira
Chicago
Stryke
E. Payne
Colegrove
N.Y
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Larrabee
Hinnah Yaggie
Esther
Andley Lloyd
Hrima
Williamsport
J. T
Herbert
Reynolds
Nina Lee Carpenter Woz
Mamie Taylor
Turtle Foint
A. WB
Rice
Alberta
Stalltown
Vird Dennis
Strietz
EB. C. Hubbard
WA. Barnes
Doris
Rolland Johnson
Alfred Smith
D. A. Goering
Union
N. Y
New York City
Smith
Mike Smith
Puckus Novelty Works
Hose House
Lansdowne
St. Lawrence River
G. W. Bornard
Helen Bouton
McKean County
Grange Bank
Hogarth’s Drug Store
Wells’ Drug Store
Geary’s
I. E. Bailey
Betula
A. Anderson
Geraldine Manwaring
Crosby
Evelyn Bloomster
F. L. Thornton
Geo. King
Kane Farm
Court Howse
Jersey
Guernsey
Helstein
Adrian
A. Miller
Studhglme
Bill Jones
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