Local notices clash with crime on North Center street
Police investigation follows the blithe vandalism of Dr. James Wright Optometrist storefront sign in Concord Township thefts tied to Cecil Ost Mah West of the city. A Fourth Ward domestic disturbance ends without arrests. Community events include a paracrayr dinner and city council meeting.
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Cecil Ost
Alpha Maine
McGray
Concord Township
Maine
Hofman
Stewart Tavern
Hoffman
Dio
Chain Store Drive Brought Increased Pennsylvania Purchases
Philadelphia April 8 Chain stores spent over 2 million dollars daily for Pennsylvania farm and factory goods during the Pennsylvania Days drive Fred W Johnson chairman of the Chain Store Committee for Pennsylvania Prosperity reported total chain store expenditures in the state during the March 2 11 W day campaign at 20 057 000 about 60 percent above normal purchases Forty six chain stores joined in the effort to stimulate recovery by boosting Keystone state product consumption for new factory jobs and higher farm income Independent retailers also supported the drive Johnson said the committee has no way to measure all spending but called the campaign a permanent boost to the state economy Consumers labor farm groups and manufacturers assisted in making it a success and Johnson was receiving praise from them.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fred W. Johnson
Chain Store Committee For Pennsylvania
Johnson
Sohnson
Canin
Edinboro Child Dies of Burns
Clarence Hawkins two year old son of Mr and Mrs William A Hawkins of a farm on Gleston road east of Edinboro died at Hamot hospital Friday night from scald burns. An accident occurred March 15 near the Hawkins home when a kettle of boiling water spilled over the child. He was taken to Hamot hospital in serious condition and died 18 days later. Dr W G Stroble opened an investigation.
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Erin
Clarence Hawkins
Willam A. Hawkins
Gleston Road
Nile
Edinboro
Hamet
Hawkins
Hamot Hospital
W. G Stroble
Further Cut in State Relief Rolls Reported
Statewide direct relief fell by 2094 cases to 262 883, with 773 050 people affected. Net expenditures dropped to 1 804 266 dollars as 7 628 applications were filed, while federal WPA activity reduced the relief burden by 1095 cases and unemployment compensation continued to cut general assistance rolls.
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Pennsylvania
Adt Dow
Pplvenegamen Pie Asia Oe Ansary
WPA
Brother of Corry Man Is Stricken
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the home of Walter Moyer at Bradford in memory of his stepfather Burl Brady 53 who passed away at Bradford hospital Saturday after a nine week illness. Otley survivors include two brothers Tavin Brady of Neilstown and William Brady of Corry and two stepchildren Clea Moyer of Buffalo and Walter Moyer of Bradford.
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Olclick
Walter Moyer
Bradford
Burl Brady
Bradford Hospital
Otley
Tavin Brady
Neilstown
William Brady
Corry
Clea Moyer
Buffalo
Market News Butter and Dairy Prices Mixed Across Cities
New York market shows butter receipts at 578 076 pounds with steady tone. creamery prices higher than extras around 28 percent. Pittsburgh dairy reports steady butter with nearby tubs at 92 and various score values. Kentucky and southern Ohio receipts up 151 percent. northern Ohio 18 percent. Chicken and turkey offerings list heavy hens 19 21, leghorn hens 16 18, broilers 17 19, young turkeys 25 27, ducks 41 5 17, geese 14 15, with fresh killed hen dressed and drawn noted.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Bo Aobin
Kentucky
Ohio
Hennery
Paultrot
Game bill to aid hunters and landowners in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Game Commission proposes an omnibus bill in Harrisburg that creates wildlife refuge projects for sportsmen and landowners under state protection. It would cut antlerless deer season permits from $2 to $1, exempt license fees in such seasons for landowners, and reduce penalties for accidental game kills by 25 percent. The plan includes other modifications to modernize game laws and expands benefits for sportsmen, drafted after joint meetings with sportsmen’s clubs.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Commission
Seth Gordon
Gordon
Coninlasion
Pennsylvania Fishoration of
Skin Pimples Fade After Constipation Remedy Claim
Verna Schlenp says Adierika cleared pimples and improved complexion. The ad asserts Adhar'ka cleanses both belly issues and constipation that worsen skin health, with offer from Eister's Cut Rate.
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Verna Schlenp
Eister
Two Eskimos Erie Visitors on Sled Trip to World’s Fair
Two Eskimos from Church Hill near Hudson Bay arrived in Erie County after a 1.20 mile sled run with eight dogs. They planned to reach New York for the World’s Fair by truck for the remainder, claiming $75,000 earnings this season and intent to spend part on a grand adventure.
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Eris
Erie County
Church Hill
Hudson Bay
New York
Mayville
Conatini
Springfield
Archie Smith 69 Dies of Pneumonia at Corry Hospital
Archie Smith aged 69 of Crimms Corners R D 9 died Saturday night at Corry hospital from pneumonia after admission Friday. Survived by wife five children Arrol Keith at home Leigh of Trimme Corners Mrs Frank Lay East Branch Mrs Darrell Lay Trimms Corners six grandchildren and sister Mrs Selden Brown Rootville Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm from the late home Rev W H Garnett officiating with interment in Trimms Corners cemetery.
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Archie Smith
Crimms Corners
Spartahshoro R. .D
Corry Hospital
Arrol
Keith
Leigh Smith
W. H. Garnett
Trimms Corners Cemetery
Clarke University athlete wins intercollegiate gold fish gulping title
Worcester reports Joseph Delibaratn gulped 88 live fish to claim the Intercollegiate gold fish gulping title. Lancaster promoter Danny Templeton announces a one night Easter tournament to select the eastern intercollegiate gold fish gulping champion.
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United Press
Worcester
Mass
Clarke University
Joseph Delibaratn
Lancaster
Danny Templeton
Torso murder victim No. 14 in Kingsbury Run saga
Cleveland April 3. Detectives and the coroner examined a foot found by two junior salvagers on a city dump. The foot, about three inches above the ankle, was partly charred and dated to months outdoors. Officials connected it to the Kingsbury Run serial killings and the so called mad butcher case.
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United Yen
Cleveland
Potics
Kingsbury Run
Juni
Peter Meryle
Samuel R. Gerber
Funeral Services for Walter Brown Held in Rome Township
Funeral services for Walter F. Brown 78 were held at 1 pm at Torrey funeral home Spartarabure in memory of Brown who died at the home of Clyde Maynard in Rome township Saturday. Rev Herbert Schlucker officiated and interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery. He is survived by a brother in Cleveland Ontario.
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Torrey
Spartarabure
Walter F. Brown
Clyie Maynard
Rome Township
Herbert Schluckers
Rose Hill
Browns
Cleveland
Onto
Palm Sunday Speaker Highlights Erie Minister Class Event
A Corry Men’s Bible class Palm Sunday service drew a large crowd at Salvation on East Washington Street with a ten minute song fest. Rev. D B Schafer of Erie delivered the afternoon address on Anchors. G T Bergman and Carl Way provided special numbers. a quartet including Merrill Lillie George Stowe Lloyd Thomas and Bergman contributed. C S Bentley presided. Next Sunday invites ladies for the Tubster observance with Rev J L Petrie of Jamestown NY to lead and music by a mixed quartet.
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Corry Men's Bible
the Salvation
East Washington Street
D. B. Schafer
Erie
G.T. Bergman
Carl Way
Extend search for murder ring victims
Authorities extended the hunt for victims of a sensational arson murder ring to New Jersey New York Connecticut and Pennsylvania this week. Names of alleged victims remain withheld to avoid tipping off suspects still at large.
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United F
Philadelphia
New Jersey
New Yorld
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Affair at the Spanish House Strains Constance and Gordon
In a tension filled moment at the study door Constance overhears Avis confessing love and money schemes to Gordon. Avis declares she will marry him for love and wealth, while Gordon wavers between affection and self interest as past deceptions resurface. Constance processes the revelation and the impact on her own waiting future.
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Gordon
Rosalind
Van
Bermuda
The
Howards
Matt Darby
Darbys
Ruth
Ariel Kinlor
Gordons
Avis
Alex Coant
Avia
Lisbeth Shelley
Tean
Lisebeth
Ayia
Conaan
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