Youngsville Adopts New Traffic Code With Zone Rules
Youngsville Borough enacted parking and traffic rules authorizing full stop streets on Roosevelt Highway entrances, diagonal parking on East Main in front of businesses, parallel parking elsewhere, and bans on alley parking and overnight parking in the business district. A one way street on East Main from Railroad to the bridge intersection is set, with no U turns. Rev Weaver and Rev Brubaker join the Erie Conference institute at Finley Lake, guiding Bible study and recreation July 13 to 28, while Mrs Chapman plans a Calif. return and niece Beatrice Chapman to Spokane for a wedding.
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Youngsville
S. Pp. Weaver
Finley Leake
Erie Conference
United Brethren Church
Sundey
Christian Endeavor
Bible Institute
Finley Lake
Weaver
A. B. Brubaker
United Brethren Church of
Warren
Roosevelt Highway
East Main Street
Railroad Street
Borough Traffic Rules and Enforcement Update
A borough implements 20 mph speed limit and no sidewalk driving with fines of 2 dollars for first offense and 5 dollars for second. Chief Dunkle to enforce strictly. Also notes on local social events, visits, and a flood cleanup along Allegheny Springs road being improved this week.
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Dunkle
United Brethren
Truth Seekers
Island Park
F. B. Swanson
Martha Jane
Pittsburgh
L. L. Hyde
Dean Hyde
Bert Reese
Carl Maorer
Howard Crocker
William Woodruff
Ripley
N. Y
Reid Pierce
Exley
Know
Walter Borne
Pauline Swanson
Warren
Amy Swanson
W. P. Nutting
Benner
Sally
Boston
Mass
Isabelle Ensign
Emporium
H. C. Wesley
F. H. Lindberg
F. W. Lindberg
Eric
Allegheny Springs
Youngsville
Russell High Class of 1926 Reunion at Kroons Cottage
The Russell High School class of 1926 held a reunion at Kroons cottage above Akeley on Sunday. Attendees included Edwin Thompson and Gertrude Wiltsie among others. four members were absent. Breakfast dinner and supper were shared, with many relatives and friends attending. The event featured officers led by President Edwin Thompson and activities for the day while others visited nearby towns.
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Anna Wixton
Lottaville
Portville
N. Y
Jamestown
Akeley
Frewsburg
New York City
Russell High School
Kroons Cottage
Edwin Thompson
Theodore Lewis
Richard Enos
Lewis Benson
Gertrude Wiltsie
Marsha Culbertson
Frances van Orsdale
Nancy Culbertson
Genevieve Hale
Irene Warner
Sylvia Larimer
Mildred Griggs
Fern Young
Erma Alphers
Helen White
Romina Kelley
Victor Allen
Florida
Emma Allen
Chicago
Jack McMaron
Anna Wixson
E A. Gregory
Love
Conneaut Lake
Dana Warner
Gouldtown
Preston
Battle Creek
Mich
Sherman Brown
Warren
S. A. Cramer
Leon Peasley
Olean
F. L. White
Frank Schobey
Clarence Hale
Arthur Stanton
le Roy Sipple
Henry Sipple
Jay Wiltsie
Mildred Wiltsie
Fredonia
Willard Kelley
John C. Logan
John D. Logan
Tiona
Dire Mary Logan
Washington, D. c
Automobile plows lawn then flees in Garland area
Local item reports a car driven by an unnamed man plowing across Lester Black’s front yard in Garland and speeding away without stopping after narrowly avoiding a collision with a car near the N station. Other notes include Niagara Falls excursion participants, a reunion at Youngsville Grange Hall, finger injury from a plank cartridge, and various brief personals.
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Garland
Lester Black
Jeanette Mickle
Forest Schell
Schueltz
Burchard-Pierce
Grange Hall
Youngsville
Harry Cusick
Birthday memories and local visits in Irvine
Mrs. Anna Law son celebrated her birthday with Alfred Munson at her Irvine home where she has lived since her husband died. Local residents and relatives from Oil City, Titusville, Olean, Drum ost, Endeavor, and Starbrick joined in the gatherings and visits as kin travel to Kevin Montana and nearby towns for future homes and reunions.
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Frank Briggs
Williamsport
Scott J .|Price
Frewsburg
Maggie Daivis
Wesleyville
Jay
Wiltsie
Lens Jones
St Mary McWilliams
John Mowers
Farm Colony
Anna Fuhrer
Clarene Akeley
Niagara Falls
Robert Russell
Titusville
Chas. Poy
Henry Sears
Willard Weatherby
Kenneth Swanson
Olmsted
R. Young
Frank Randall
Eric
Grace Randall
Chautauqua
Randall
Claude Griggs
Lander
Alice Clark
Margaret Fox
Edinboro
Frank
Randolph, N. Y
Harry Davenport
Erick Carlson
Marley John‘son
Jamestown
Fannie Spencer
Priter
Garland
Russell Smith
Akron
N. Thompson
Warren
Harry Richard
Bradford
Richards
David Cochran
Walter Campbell
Clarendon
Ralph Morris
John Taylor
Stanford
Pittsfield
W. E. Taylor and Son
Youngsville
Werner
James Godigan
Conneaut Lake
Cochran
Ware Carlson
Frederick
Alfred Sharman
North Warren
Norman Taylor
Warner
Allegheny Springs
Eva Cochran
Seeley
al Weahheller
Lawyer Iron
Pittsburgh
Warner Home
Sickler
Spring Creek
Thompson
Mrs. Smith
Myrtle Norman
W. E. Taylor
Lobdell
Mary Brown
Campbell
Violet
George Milleland
Odd Fellows Grove
Frederick Carlson
Garaime
Irvine
Anna Lawson
Alfred Munson
Dettie Sthodlaer
Dries Ost
Justin Boyer
C. H. Horn
Katherine Kennedy
Olean
N. Y
Carl Horn
Boyer
Tom Harrington
Kevin
Montana
Andy Randinelli
Mollie Harrington
Erie
Arnold Nelson
Cora Belle
Ridgeway
Hany Johnson
Lloyd Smith
Floyd Smith
Amanda Wolburg
Grace Green
Starbrick
Roth Long
Port Allegheny
Henry Walters
John Daily
Harry Archibald
Miller Hill
Dorothy Carlson
Matthews Run
Elnora Westfall
Mary Patton
Alma Austin
Roy Stracher
Lily Dale
Floyd Walters
Irene Walters
Baltimore
Merle Huling
Amanda Holberg
Ridgway
Birthday party honors 80th for Joseph LaVigne at Chandlers Valley
A week of social events surrounds Joseph LaVigne's 80th birthday. Relatives and friends gathered at his Chandlers Valley home for a colorful party with a large dinner, gifts, toasts, and a cake surprise from two young friends. Earlier, a lawn picnic at son Frank LaVigne’s home and a birthday club gathering were noted, with many neighbors attending and sending best wishes.
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Chandlers Valley
Joseph LaVigne
Jackson Run Road
H. H. Haynes
Ella
Cleveland
Frank LaVigne
Martha
Frank
George
J. W. LaVigne
Frank Liebeger
Daughlter
Frank Meese
Sue LaVigne
Akron
Officer Kills Man After Quarrel in Youngstown
Patrolman Earl Hoffman killed Henry Smith during a fight in Youngstown Pennsylvania. Hoffman said he fired to save his life after Smith knocked him to the floor, the bullet hitting Smith in the heart. Hoffman suffered a broken nose and bruises and was treated at St Elizabeth's hospital.
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Youngstown
U. P
Earl Hoffman
Henry Smith
Hoffman
Smith
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
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Phyllis
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Lilly Dale
John Cable
Clara Wright
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Ray Thompson
W. Jenkins
Daniel Bennett
Senet Town
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Martin Gage
Fred Bennett
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Edith Harvey
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Levi Fox
Fred Anderson
Harry Richards
Walter Hamilton
Lyle McCollough
Trbune
East End Grocery and Meat Market
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the Needle Kraft Shop
East Main St
Donald Holcomb
Glenn Engstrom
William
N. L. Samuelson
I. F. Samuelson
A.V. Engstrom
Rossman
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Donald Porter
Robert Wakefield
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Youngaville
Hall’s Furniture Store
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