Program of TB Ass'n hampered by cut in funds
The Erie County Tuberculosis Association reports 1881 Christmas Seal sales fell 16 to 15 percent from the prior year, with Erie County per capita sales at 0.1 cents versus 10.78 statewide. Health Bond sales totaled over 25,000 in Pennsylvania, Erie contributing 496.98, while Dauphin County led with 9,048.50. Despite decent seal results, overall fundraising lagged, and the secretary urges contributions from those who could not purchase seals in December to support continued TB work.
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Erie County
Tobeven
Wits Association
J. Kenneth Winter
Christies
Senate
Monthly Bulletin of
The
Pennsylvania Tuberculosia Society
Crive
Ere County
Dauphin County
Morroe
Sid Tiors
Warren
Crawfond
Elk
Venango
MeKean
Clarion County
Forest County
Con Hested
Pennsylvania
Winter
Tabarratomiy Association
Democratic Leaders Clash in County Courthouse Fight
In ERIB county’s courthouse an altercation erupted between Democratic hopeful James P. Lavery and opponent Mike Sullivan Sullivan and rival Frank Wagner and John Likowski. Patrolman James Stover and investigator Harry Russell interrupted the brawl and halted a second near-fight in a county vault. The dispute stems from political rivalry and remarks about assessors past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIB
Lavery-Sullivan
Harry Russell
Lavery
Sullivan
Totter
Te Arguent
Joseph Rogan
Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery for J A Williamson
The body of J A Williamson arrived from Chicago at 10 in the morning and was taken to Pine Grove cemetery for prayer services led by Rev G L Boyd of the Presbyterian church. Mrs J A Williamson and son James attended, with many locals and visitors from Jamestown and beyond in attendance.
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J. A. Williamson
Chicago
Pine Grove Cemetery
G. L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
James
W. L. Trill
John Fuller
Norman
Puller
Dancing Party at Odd Fellows Hall in Erie
LeRoy Dickinson and J W Trewin led the dancing party last evening at Odd Fellows Hall under Jonathan Yoedge No 685. The event opened a series by the local organization with a large turnout. Keppel Tiffany's orchestra played from 9 to 12, providing a pleasant evening for attendees. County Health and Tuberculosis Association at 2117 Peach St Erie.
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ODD Fellows Hall
LeRoy Dickinson
J. W. Trewin
Bell
Jonathan Yoedge
Keppel Tifany
County Health and ‘Tuberculosis Association
Peach St
Erie
Murder Charge Foreseen From ErieMan Death
James A. Stott, 40, of 21st Street, faces murder charges in the death of Harrison Wood, 7, following a fight at Stott’s third floor apartment. Police say Wood died after his head smashed through a door window during the Thursday night altercation. Stott, held in city jail, says Wood became intoxicated and threatened violence, but he did not intend to kill. Formal charges were expected after Stott’s statement to authorities.
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James A. Stott
Final 21St Street
Postville
Harrison Wood
West 18Th Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Heinken
Stott
Woolf
Maye Jpoon
Stoll
Thin City
Wood
East 21St Street
Burton Laub
George Christoph
Woods
Death Claims John L. Chase
John L. Chase of Corry died at Warren Hospital after weeks of illness. A lifelong resident, he worked 22 years as a driver for the City fire department and belonged to Stanford Hose Company. Survived by wife, two sons Omar and Lynford, a daughter Mrs. C P Kerley, and one grandson. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. from 204 West Church Street, interment at Pine Grove cemetery.
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John L. Chase
Larry
Warren Hospital
Mr. Chase
Doncard Township
Corry
Fist Ward
Omar
Lynford
C. P. Kerley
Dansville
N. C
Charles Kerley
West Church Street
Lin Pine Grove Cemetery
City Council Meeting And Local Crime Report Sparks Local News
A Monday city council gathering is noted alongside a flood of counterfeit nineteen dollar bills reported in Buffalo and western New York. Police and city officials, including Chief Ruppersburger and H Manney, head to Erie for a hearing on John Christopher’s license revocation amid past reckless driving and related charges. The piece also touches on stock figures, local elections, church events, dam reports, and various regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruppersburger
H. Manney
A. L. Foster
Erie
John Christopher
West Mill Street
Love Struggles Over Wedding Plans On North Shore
Eleanore Durand confronts Charles about Bruce’s plan to marry Lois Corbin. Tension over secrecy, social expectations, and the North Shore Country Club highlights class and marriage pressures as the couple weighs public vs private union and the impact on their social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanore
Charles
Bruce
Eiganore
North Shore Country Club
Charles Durand
Stock Exchange
Lois Corbin
Father Con Little Fl Cardinal Priest's ancest hy
Fragments note a clerical figure tied to Boston with unclear lineage. Names, dates, and destinations are obscured by damaged OCR. The item hints at church hierarchy and family links but lacks coherent facts to confirm roles or events.
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Palicw Minoritien
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Huron City
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Oamilate
Ene
Euterean
Oreign Ware
West Wathinton
Alreel
Phe Wittmor Company
Pittsburgh
Chiautwrqua
Brookes J Johnstun Ag Lessee
Max Ry
Johnston
Jay
Wobater
Ohio
Sheva
Cmantiagua
Sherman
Corrypawl Knights
Colunbus
St Thomas
Rocuna
Ben PF Starr
Corry ReHef
Atlantic Refining and Subsidiaries
Ptati
Nol
Jamestown
Dim Aoulije
Mes
Werle
Cao Buen Pliceel
Aredtes
Sena
Comar
Rabit Isce
Core Luca
Eleanore Durand
Sharles
Tigre
North Shore
Wai
Hayes
Charlie
Monty
Diagrave
Tran Thu Semple
Rover
Lrs
Renee
Brice
Evan
Barnes
Tie
Beneati
Gil
Lois Gorhin
Gian
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Andryou
Saleumura
Chesterfield
Monethur
SFR
Alix
Ruth
Gray Etting Nord
Shikrets
Norman Brckenshire
Anhaunsar
Columbia
Terfield
Boston Femanogic
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