Parcel of police reports and fatalities across Erie county
A string of minor thefts and losses include Clarence Madton reporting a lost billfold and Mrs Hall recovering a $16 check while a $15 item remains missing. Frances Petrysayn, 56, of Erie dies after a bus stop incident near West Lake road. Sister Mary Julia of St Joseph’s Convent dies at Titusville Hospital. funeral in Titusville. Oran Shirey, 44, dies in a head on truck collision near Mayport. his 12 year old son Carl is hospitalized in fair condition. Weather outlook shows continued cloudiness with a slight warmup. A car collision on Maple and East Smith damages two vehicles for about $75. Henry Eastlake, 87, long-time Standard Chase Factory head, dies in Union City. funeral in Union City. Cleveland men arrested for counterfeit bills circulated in Meadville. two identified, third unnamed. Mrs Thor Wieux Johnson undergoes surgery for leg fracture. pelvic fracture noted. Five Western Pennsylvanians die in weekend traffic incidents. David Knauer among the victims on Route 20 west of Erie. A farm tool shed fire near Ripley destroys shed and packing house valued at $9,000. fire started by a short circuit.
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Mayport
New Bethlehem
Glurion County
Oran
Shirey
Carl
Punxsutawney Hospital
Legion Head 10 Be Feted Today in Erie
April 10 Erie and Crayford counties Legionnaires plan a banquet and ball at Gannon College Commons Room honoring national commander George N. Craig and ranking officers. A major address by Craig caps a day visiting the Pennsylvania Sailors and Soldiers Home with dinner hosted by Commander Roy T. McDonald. Committee members Andress Frazier Floyd Owens Nyland Jones and Lloyd Stowe accompany the party. Craig will also appear on a WICU television interview at 415.
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Brie
Legionnaires
20Th
Erie
Crayford
George N. Craig
Legion
Gannon College Commons
Ray Murphy
Corry
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Craig
First Methodist Church Plans Laymen Crusade Rush
First Methodist Church announces a three weekend Christian Laymen Crusade to begin April 14 with nonclergy speakers from business and religious groups. The event features The King's Men quartet and a lineup of soloists including William Hoyt Maurice Bohman Eric Colville, with April 14 marking the first address and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Tian
Christian Businessmen’s Committee
International Organization
Soheit Na Fund
King's Men
Houghton College
William Hoyt
Providence
R. I. Bible Institute
Maurice Bohman
Eric Tenor
Cony Oratorio
James E Colville
Seward
Notable figures in early Christian Business networks named
Wells of Buffalo manumowrer of road equipment and Gideons chaplain. Loot Sullivan investment broker in Philadelphia. W. J. Anderson purchasing agent and director of The Christian Business Committee of New York City. Ernest Shumaker accountant and banker of New Bethlehem. James Colvins vice president of a New York practice company and director of Christian Business Sets International.
Unclear local notice about events and programs
Fragmented OCR text describes evening services and a Saturday event for youth. Mentions a talk by a speaker at a venue, an event preceding a Saturday eve on April 28, and notes about crops. Several garbled names and dates appear, making details uncertain.
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Mike
Nven
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Clarence Madton
Grand Street
William L. Hall
Fifth Avenue
Ulito KiMéd
Frances Petrysayn
West Lake Road
Edna L. Law
Titusville
Gamaves
Wallaceville
Mook
Law
Clifford
Wallace Rice
Venuno County
Thomas Law
Ruvardea
Mary Julla
St. Joseph's Convent
Mary Julia
St. Edward's School
St. Joseps Convent
St. Catherine's Cemetery
Robert Jewell
East Main Street
Ann Harmon
Roger Haight
Maple Avenue
East Smith Streets
Harmon
Haight
Henry Eastlake
Standard Chase
Union City
United Suite Speres
Cleveland
Meadville
Edward C. Gibson
Secret Service
Eddie Mazruk
Frank Lawrence
Gibson
Thor Wieux Johnson
East Fiving Street
Hamot Hospital
North Center
Erie Hospital
Johnson
Associated Press
Tose
David Knauer
Greenbush
Ripley
Tom Hogge
Hogge
John S
Plymouth
Powell’s Used Cars
East Main St
Oe Doe
Legion Head
Laymen’s Crusade
Widmann
Teah
Sea's Drugs
Lindsley's
Firestone
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Hly
Pasonals
Car Personal Finance Co
Center ST
Pal Cony
Harry Hall
YES
Oil
Yurenading
LEED
Aachen
Hoover
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