Appeal postponed and court updates in Erie county
The appeal of James Cars of this city from a summary conviction for all night parking in Erie is postponed to next Thursday. Six divorce decrees were handed down in Erie county courts yesterday, none involving Corry residents. An order for $45 weekly support for a wife and seven children was returned against Joseph Yorke in domestic relations court. A potential Republican presidential candidate may appear in Erie in May or June, with Harold Slasseli invited as principal speaker at the Jaycee banquet. A fire at the John Tinka home disrupted the local telephone line, isolating the rural network briefly. A special $10 per capita levy for the school district is proposed to avoid consolidation. Adrian Buell fined for disorderly conduct. payment made. About 175 Erie County residents supported Henry Wallace’s third-party petition drive. Columba Blakeslee brings early hyacinths. Hokers reportedly smaller this year. Twelve Bradford property owners sue the city for $24,998 over pipeline damage from a bulldozer, causing gas and oil to escape and burn.
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Joseph Yorke
Erie
Erie County Curhouse
Adrian Buell
Corry
M.S. Cobbeth
Everting
Erie County
Henry Wallace
Bradford
City of
Bradford Transit Company
Woman Eats First Solid Food in Seven Years
In Brownsville Pennsylvania on April 17, Lois Maxwell of Grindstone rejoined solid meals after seven years of a nervous disorder that collapsed her esophagus. Treated in Pittsburgh, doctors widened and exercised her esophagus using a metal dilator and a rubber bag, restoring function and bringing her weight back to about 200 pounds from 114.
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Brownsville
Lois Maxwell
Grindstone
Pittsburgh
Mrs Bridget A Blair Died At Erie Home
Mrs Bridget A Blair long time Erie resident died at 2 48 this morning at St Marys Home East 26th street Erie where she had lived since 1941 She was born November 10 1861 in Ireland and came to the United States as a young girl Survived by a daughter Miss Anna Burke of New York City and a brother in law W H Blair of Franklin street Funeral arrangements at Bricken Keating Funeral Home with requiem at St Thomas Church Tuesday at 9 30 a m interment in St Elizabeth Cemetery
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Briwech Aguca Blair
Tycaes
Wright Street
Mary
East 26Th
Erie
Treland
United States
New
James T. Blair
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Nation's schools face serious breakdown warns educator
Philadelphia April 11 Hare H Berns assistant secretary of the National Education Association says the nation's public schools face a serious breakdown. He cites a severe teacher shortage and substandard pay with the average last year around 400 a week while many teachers earned about 15 a week.
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Philadelphia
Hare H. Berns
National Education Associaton
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Bandit Robs Garage Night Shift for $29 in Sheridan
In Dunkirk on April 11 an armed bandit robbed Main Motors on Route 20 in Sheridan. He took $29 after forcing Sheldon Burmaster to hand over cash from a bag carrying $19 marked as taken from the register. The suspect, about 25, 160 pounds with a mustache and a crossed left eye, wore a gray jacket and blue trousers and drove a dark 1990 Chevrolet Club coupe with Pennsylvania plates X8-E-301.
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Dunkirk
Oandit
Sheldon Burmaster
Main Motors
Route
Sheridan
Burmaster
Ooker
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Rebekah Lodge Members
Nearly 200 relatives gathered in Rebekah lodge rooms to honor Mr and Mrs Levis eine on their 51st wedding anniversary. Andy Tutto served as master of ceremonies as guests extended congratulations and presented a chest of silver and a purse of money to the honored couple. The gathering followed a pork dinner and included several community members and attendees from the Mothers Clubs of Southwestern Chautauqua County.
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Olymer
Levis Eine
Pully
Rebekah Lodge
Andy Tutto
Ildren
Mothers Clubs
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Wood‘pow Sayye
Louis Hemink
Gercld Wiggers
Norman Hogeiky Mis
James Wiggers
Artiny Campbell
Clarence Fostry
Howard Matthews
Wilson, Dewink
Freder Vandersehasdf
Business Men's Club
Clymer Central School
Clymer Central PTA Plans Final Meeting
At Clymer the PTA will host its last formal meeting on Thursday April 22 at 8 p.m. Two out of town speakers and a play are planned. the event follows a week of visits by Mrs. Goldsmith and others related to local families and school figures. Several residents were listed as visitors or guests at local homes, including Schermerhorn and Vander Schaatt households, with a note on Dawn Merry Vanderschaatt’s knee injury during a fall.
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Simpf
Arthur Schermerhorn
Ripley
Harry Schermerhorn
Harry Schermerorn
Sordon Schermerhorn
Allegany
Frederick Vanderschaatt
R. D. Crowell
Surry
Gordon Schermerhorn
N. Y
Leonard Vandersehan
Dawn Merry Vanderschaatt
Gilbert Wander
Sehalf and Son
Gurtis
Edgar Teculver
Howard Teculver
Clymer Central School
P. TA
Goldsmith
New York State
Play Festival to feature Winter Sunset at Fredonia campus
Jamestown events note seven dramatic plays to be presented at Fredonia State Teachers College on May 1 as Western New York schools join in the Play Festival. The program includes Hirst speaker and Miss Duella Spooner of Jamestown schools as second speaker. A one net play Winter Sunset directed by Wood Tow Sayre is among the offerings. The Young Ladies Mission Band met at Mrs. Clarence Foster’s home with several members hosting, Mel Claude Moore of Jamestown Rescue Mission among speakers.
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Ing Nurse Association
Hirst
Duella Spooner
Jamestown
Wood‘Tow Sayre
Fredonia State Teachers College
New York
Young Ladies Mission Band
Clarence Foster
Ernest Hinsdale
Paul Shields
Edward Beckerink
Henry Habink
Mel. Claude Moore
Jamestown Rescue Mission
Joni Muller
George
Legters Attend Spring Medal at Rochester Church
Legters attended the Spring medal at the Rochester Glessien Held af che ret Reformed Church in Finchester NY on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Legters
Rochester Glessien
Fincchester
Taft Concentrates on Primary Effort in Ohio Nomination
Taft redirects effort to Ohio primary after a New York committee commendation signals potential strength. The Democratic nominating process drew criticism as no instruction was given to 18 delegates at large, while 15 resolutions hinted at broad support for Taft among New York's 88 convention votes.
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Democratic Committee
New York
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James Cars
Erle
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Harold Slasseli
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
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Saé
James Blakeslee
Coluumbus
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Pizor Insurance Agency
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Corry, Pa
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Jean Field
Joe W. Guignon
Notary Public
H.W. Powers
Aften
Bridget A. Blair
Borstorff & Fitch
Bandit
Robs
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Beckwith
Willys
N. Center St
Corry Building & Loan Association
Federal Savings
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
South Center Street
Clymer
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Cosmetic House
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