Erie City Cleared in Boy's Death in Inquest
A coroner's jury ruled Erie city negligible in the death of 14 year old Joseph Dimanski and injury to his brother Chester after two frozen cinder boulders fell on them near New Dnasi street. The accident killed Joseph and severely injured Chester, with the family planning a damage suit. Witnesses testified the pile was on city property and lacked warnings or barriers.
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Erie City
Boy
Oner
Erie
Newdnasi Street
Joseph Dumanski
Atfins Street
Chester
Hernard Foley
John Dimanski
Nile
Jamestown Sells Two Downtown Buildings in April
April sale of two three story Jamestown downtown buildings announced. Purchases not disclosed. Marion H. Fisher sold 304 North Main Street to Weiss Brothers of Wilkes Barre, operators of a shoe store. Building assessed at 22 525 dollars. E Jerome Batcheller druggist acquired 20 East Third Street from Dr Willis R Whitney of Schenectady. Gift shop and beauty parlor occupy the structure. Batcheller plans improvements. Building assessed at 23 100 dollars.
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Jamestown
Marion H. Fisher
Nortis Main Street
Weiss Brothers
Wilkes-Barre
E. Jerome Batcheller
East Third Street
Willis R. Whitney
Schenectady
Batcheller
Sparta Seeks Gymnasium at Local School
Sparta, April 4. Principal K A Bennett and three school board members travel to Harrisburg to push for a gymnasium at Sparta school. Also noted are wedding plans for Arnett Rieck and Jean Clark in Plainfield New Jersey, and various community events and visits among Sparta residents.
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Bennett
Harrisburg
PTA
Spartansburg
K. A. Bennett
Board of Education
Thomas Ingram
Merritt Harrison
Rexford
Sparta
Eest
D. A. Rieck
Wave
G. L. Miller
Helen Morton
Spring Creek
Plainfield
N. J
Arnett Rieck
Jean Clark
H. Elliott
W. H. Cornelius
Mildred Goodwill
Highland Park
John Relek
Long Branch
W. Shreve
Mary Dooher
Erie
Clarabelle Smith
Knox
Alton Smith
R. D
Frank Gilson
Florida
Hayes
Janet Carroll
Clifford Carroll
Corry
Guy Potter
Methodist
Riceville
Tillotson and Wilkins
John Bennett
Sparta High School
Crop and Feed Loan Availability for Farmers
Emergency crop and feed loans are now available to farmers in Erie county. Field supervisor J Nealon will visit Union City, Edinboro, Albion, Girard, Erie, Waterford, Wallsburg, and North East on listed dates to assist with applications. Local agents Louis A. Pease, Emma Ward, and Elizabeth Wiles will also accept applications at any time.
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Brie
J.nealon
Union City
Erie
Waterford
Wallsbure
North Fast
Ming Meel
Nealon
Hem
Louis A. Pease
North East
Emma Ward
East High Street
Union
Civ
Elizabeth Wiles
West Main Street
Girard
Local society notes and family moves across town
Parents of Mrs. D V Ellipey attend with her daughter while the Van Gisis relocate from Athens township to a new home. Mr George Salmon visits family, active in poultry, amid cross county social events with Ivy Embroidery Club at Concard Commons and Princess Pat Club outing to Britton Run hosted by Mrs Mabel Bennett. Mrs Walter Phifferemo and Miss Freda Tauber travel to Youngstown with recent Florida winter return.
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Wirt Theram
R. ¥. Shreve
Harland Weldner
Largertown
Parents Teachers’ Association
Home Economics
Methodist Church
Wirt Ingram
P T.A
Uncle Oy
Sparta Grange Hall
Elliott Hutchison
Park Ardery
Sparta- Riceville Road
Futchisons
Ardery
Hutchison
John Walters
Albert Walters
Torrey
Tra Parker
Riceville Nazarene Church
David Smith
Steuben Township
D. V. Ellipey
Innistile Ames
Ivy Embroidery Club
Concard Comness
Lo. Johnson
Princess Pat Club
Britton Run
Mabel Bennett
Walter Phifferemo
Youngstown
Ohio
Freda Tauber
Chapman
Melbourne
Florida
Palm Sunday Service Arranged by Corry Bible Class
A special Palm Sunday service for the Corry Men's Bible Class is planned for the coming Sunday. Carl Way on piano and G. Bergman leading the program promise a real musical service with the sextet performing solos and offerings. All men of the city are invited to attend the non-denominational gathering.
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Corry
Carl, Way
G. ‘T. Bergman
Eader
Bible Glass
Bible Glass Meeting
Complaints Against Stray Dogs Stir City Protests
Police report daily complaints about dogs at large damaging lawns and properties. Officials anticipate a state crackdown soon as residents demand action while stray canines draw protests citywide. A yellow flag aboard a ship signals pestilence aboard, a separate alert.
New Measure Requires Bonds By Employers
Harrisburg April 4 The Dames administration has drawn a bill requiring industries rejecting the Workmen's Compensation law to prove their ability to pay damages for injured workers. Attorney General Claude T. Reno said the bill would be introduced Monday in the legislature. Governor James in the 1941 opening message urged consideration of bonds for firms that reject the act to cover potential compensation costs. The law is optional. firms accepting coverage use insurance, but those rejecting it risk suits over amounts owed to injured workers.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dames Administration
Claude T. Reno
James
Reno
Gospel Fellowship Program for Weekend Services
Gospel Fellowship services announce Young People’s Bible study Saturday at 8 o clock at the home of Rey I Hook on West Washington Street. Sunday school starts at 10 am, morning service at the Grand Theatre with Ray Crosby preaching. Sunday evening service at Harbor Hall at 8 pm led by Mrs Hook. All are welcome regardless of payment ability. The administration’s proposals have been drawn with a few pending submission.
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Wick
Will Michide
Hao P
Rey. 1 & Hook
Washington Street
Grand ‘Theatre
Ray
Crosby
Harbor Hall
Hook
Reno
Runaway boys from St Joseph home in Erie picked up
Two youths from a St Joseph home in Erie were recovered on Wednesday night. George Rarer, 15, and Tony Wisor, 12, admitted leaving the orphanage Monday. Officer Roy Smith questioned them after authorities expected to interview at the Erie institution.
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Voullis
St. Joseph
Erie
George Rarer
Tony Wisor
Montag
Roy Smith
Indy
Ofalock
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Burkhardt
Frederick St
Dial
Rafluid
M. J. Martin & Son Dodge
Plymouth
West South Street
Corry, Pa
T. J. Nealon
Emergency Crop Loan Office
Corry Men‘s
Tainte
Andrew Fearing
Babylon
Tyre
Sidon
Egypt
Memphis
Ashledon
Grand Theatre
Absorbine JR
Phillips Milk
Sop
Gage
McCandrew’s
U.S. P
LYONS
America
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal
Prposit Insurance Corforation
Washington, D. C
Ric
Natur
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