Bemus Point Woman Drowns In Chautauqua Lake
Mrs Mercier D Mason 68 of Bemus Point Chautauqua county a mentally unbalanced resident drowned last Wednesday night her body found Thursday morning near the Bemis Point pier in Chautauqua Lake. Russell J Hopkins of Tionesta has declined the cashier post at First National Bank of Youngsville and will stay as cashier at Citizens National Bank in Tionesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercier D. Mason
Bemus Pont
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua Lake
Bemis Point
Russell J. Hopkins
Tionesta
First National Bank of
Youngsville
Hopkins
Citizens National Bank
Forest Furniture Factory in Youngsville to Reopen
After a week long shutdown under manager Simmons of Warren the Forest Furniture plant at Youngsville will resume operations Monday. The stoppage followed installation of a new heating system and officials expect it to function satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Furniture Factory
Youngsville
Man Simmons
Warren
J. H
Local speakership bids and childhood scalding incident
J P Habgood of McKean and J Gans fight for party support in the Pennsylvania House speakership with Woodward favored for speaker in Allegheny. Marion and June Tuttle and Galbraith children suffered burns from spilled boiling water at the Tuttle home. D W Radpin ner recalls a thorn in his hand that emerged after 36 years, with the thorn extracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Habgood
McKean
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
W. H
Marion
Frank Tuttle
June
J. A. Galbraith
Warren
Tuttle
Warren Axes For San Francisco Exposition
The Warren Axe and Tool Co. prepared an exhibit of their products for a San Francisco exposition, as reported in a brief item in the paper. A separate note states two wildcats were killed Friday near Russell by Harry Cole and Orsel Birt of Russell. A later item reports a fire Thursday morning in the Glassman Block causing about one hundred dollars damage to Ralph Comand’s grocery and fruit store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Axe and Toot Co
Harry Cole
Orsel Birt
Russel
Russell
Ralph Comand
Glassman Block
North East Postmaster Removed Over Campaign Postcard Delays
N F Woodruff, postmaster at North East, was removed by the department for delaying distribution of campaign postcards sent by Mr Gifford Pinchot. After an investigation he received a resignation request but did not resign. A successor will be named immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Woodruff
North East
Gifford Pinchot
Woodruff
Department
Attorney Munn Wins Case In U S Court
Attorney Geo B Munn, counsel for Joe Czoleski of James City, arrested Oct 20 by Deputy U S Marshal Brogan, was acquitted in U S court in Pittsburgh last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Munn
Joe Czoleski
James City
United States
Marshall Brogan
Pittsburgh
Anniversary Social At Mrs Meas Home In St Clair Street
A Tuesday social gathering at the home of Mrs Frederick Meas on St Clair Street marked the 77th birthday of Mrs John Riwa. Eight old friends attended including Mrs John Lesser Mrs John Schmaltz and Mrs Am brose Giegrich among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Meas
St. Clair Street
John Riwa
John Lesser
John Schmaltz
Ambrose Giegrich
Salomey Hahn
Michael Schwing
Mathias Gutzler
Adam Schaffer
Michael Eckhardt
Hunter Injured When New Gun Barrel Explodes
Frank Magee of Tidioute fired his new twenty gauge gun on Saturday during a hunt. The barrel split under strain causing a severe hand laceration with powder burns. Doctors expect a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Magee
Tidioute
Magee
Oklahoma Democrat Manley W. Bovee elected to state legislature
Manley W. Bovee formerly of Grand Valley and known as an oil man won a seat in the Oklahoma state legislature on the Democratic ticket representing Washington county where Bartletville is located. He had been active in Warren county politics supporting Democrats. In New York, Margaret Pierce known as Maggy Johnny-John faced a Buffalo criminal court hearing for the death of George Eels and was sentenced to Albion House of Refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Borden
Sheffield
George Eck
New Castle
Edward Riher
D. A. Arird
Warren
Kiher
Kinzua
Manley W. Bovee
Grand Valley
Oklahoma
Washington County
Bartletville
Bovee
Warren County
Margaret Pierce
Albert Peters
Cranesville
Erie County
Peters
Neiahhoer
Carlson boy Raymond dies after hospital siege
Raymond Jean Carlson of Columbus died at Corry Hospital on Friday after an illness forced removal from home. An intestinal condition made operation impossible. Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev. L. L. Wood officiating and Westlawn cemetery bounds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jean
J. C. Carlson
Columbus
Corry Hospital
L. L. Wood
Aged Woman Ill at Niece's Home in Warren
Mrs. John J. Taylor of Warren has been very ill for some time at her niece Miss Jennie Thomas home on Conewango avenue and is in a serious condition. Former Kane Man Met Tragic Death in Rochester. Harland L. Peiltz 22, a former Kane resident, died after being struck by a switch engine on New York Central tracks Wednesday evening. He lived about half an hour after the body was cut in half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Taylor
Warren
Jennie Thomas
Conewango Avenue
Kane
Harland L. Peiltz
Rochester
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Pine Grove youth moved to Polk Institute for treatment
Laverne Bragg a Pine Grove township youth once charged with stealing a farmer's horse and held at the state hospital under Dr Mitchell has been transferred to the institute for the feeble minded at Polk for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Bragg
Pine Grove Township
State Hospital
Mitchell
Institute For
Polk
Russell to be lit by Warren and Jamestown trolley line
Russell will receive electric street lighting from the Warren and Jamestown trolley line with seventeen lights planned at main street corners. Merchants also plan to install electric illumination in their shops, signaling broader adoption of electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Warren
Jamestown
Thanksgiving community dinner planned at Grange Hall
A Grange Hall meeting in Spring Creek decided to host a Thanksgiving day dinner with a bring a basket policy. The noon meal will be followed by an entertaining program for attendees. Repairs at the Y M C A are nearing completion after a recent fire with replastering finished in several rooms. The open date for reopening is not set, but about December first is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Spring Creek
Kottcamp
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Choir
First Presbyterian Church
Maurice Brann A Football Hero
Maurice Brann, a Warren youth, starred for Yale in the famous Yale Princeton clash. He began at Warren high and later led Andover prep, with crucial plays cited for Yale's victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brann
Warren
Yale
Princeton
Brann
Warren High School
Andover Prep
Not Guilty Was White Verdict Returns After Trial
After over eleven hours the jury found E. Ray White not guilty of murder in the shooting of Charles E. Haight near Jamestown on July 25. White, awaiting transport to Jamestown, planned to return to work and reunite with his wife and child. The account notes the verdict and the defendant’s immediate reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ray White
Charles E. Haight
Jamestown
White
Curtiss
Official Count Announces Philadelphia Vote Totals
The official Philadelphia vote shows Boies Penrose with a 119,213 plurality over Gif Ford Pinchot for the U S Senate. Governor-elect Brumbaugh leads 118,805 over McCormick, with Frazer's Supreme Court plurality 22,285 over Kunkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
United States Senate
A. Michell Palmer
Pinchot
Brumbaugh
Vance C. McCormick
United States
Penrose
Washington
Palmer
McCormick
Kunkel
Superior Court
Trexler
Clark
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Youngsville Furniture Factory
Habgood
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Thorn
D. W. Radspinner
Mr. Radpinner
Munn
U. S
Tidioute Hunter
Manley Bovee
Columbus Boy
Neices
Westfield
Mayville
Hulbert
David Westergren
Button
Armory
Somers
Sweeting
Mayville Case
Bairstow Studio
Penna. Ave
Warren, PA
Eastman Kodaks
Lester Shoe Co
Second Ave
Tryon
Shattuck
Queen City
Baker
Mister Hunter
Warren Hardware CO
Penn’s Ave. West
A. C. Kirberger
Penna
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