Paragram of April Showers and Local Notices
A partial reading lists April showers and mumps, scale thieves, and a hashlight stolen from Byron Nichols's automobile on 630 East Wayne Street. Legal cases include Lawrence Woodard’s habitual criminal appeal set for Monday before the state superior court. Local officials, prom plans, and state legislative actions are noted along with weather and farm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Nichols
Hast
Wayne Street
Lawrence Woodard
Quurt
Haris
Mortimer
Graham
Burton R. Laub
Woodard
Bernari Foley
Erie Times
Heavy rain washes out hillsides and hospital funding debated
Heavy rains wash out many hillside streets as Corry seeks a $15 400 appropriation for a new hospital. Erie and Warren plan a commission meeting with Pennsylvania Gas Company officials to challenge the rate ruling. City officials discuss options including rehearing or appellate action and possible new gas infrastructure plans.
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Pinchot
Corry Hospital
Erainel Bnguing
Ana Cy
Blaine Kincaid
Corry
Edward M. Murphy
Ity
Council
Public Service Commission
Murphy
Two Families Made Homeless At Centerville Fire
A Centerville fire on Tuesday forced two families from their home. Nine year old Etta Jackson suffered facial burns after attempting to save her baby sister, while Mrs. Gale Bidwell sustained a cut foot leaping from a second story window. The blaze started from a can of gasoline or a stove explosion, destroying most household goods. Estimated damage around 8000 dollars. owner listed as MG Miller of Titusville. Insurance status unknown.
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Centerville
Gale Bidwell
Etta Jackson
Cate Jackson
MG. Miller
Titusville
Erie Child Is Pri Apr 1 Death From Auto Crash
Betty Young a 12 year old Erie girl died from injuries after being struck by an automobile in Wilkes Barre Pa She was visiting her parents there Details of the accident and funeral arrangements were provided The remains were received at noon by Gill Ward Hanle and Sanford funeral home with final rites set for Thursday at 2 pm in the chapel and burial in Lakeside Cemetery The parents were enroute to Erie by train to arrive today
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PRI
Betty Young
Erie
Wilkes-Barre
Gil
Hanle
San Fiperal
Lakeside
Eric
Car Fumes Fatal In Mayville Garage
The body of Warner Miller, 44, was found Tuesday in a car with the engine running in a garage near his Potter Road home, suggesting monoxide poisoning. A Westfield doctor ruled death accidental, with relatives discovering the scene. funeral planned for Thursday at 2 at the Potter Road residence.
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Mayville
Warner Miller
Potter Road
Chautauqua
Gorner William B. Crandall
Westfield
Youth Victim of Amnesia Found Near Ludlow
Merle Uber, 16, of Ludlow, missing since Monday, was found at 8:30 Tuesday morning in a barn near Kane Junction after telling police his mind blank spells left him with no memory of the trip from home. His mother Mrs. Clifford Uber alerted authorities. state police traced his movements from Ludlow to Kane Junction and toward Keane.
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Keane
Stite
Ponce Tran
Tene Station
Fovind Merle Uber
Ludlow
Clifford Uber
Hert
Hospitall
Kané Junction
Flooded Basements Plague Second Ward After Heavy Rain
A severe storm drenched the city early evening, flooding basements on East Smith and hillside streets. Manhole covers blew off as water poured through Center Street and along the tracks, causing widespread damage to southside dirt streets and prompting immediate repairs by the street department.
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East Smith Street
Second Ward
Smith Street
East Street
Howe
Spring Street
Maclid
Lemon
Harrington
Center Street
Union City
Beaverdam- Elgin Road
W E W Auxiliary Council Meeting Slated
The Northwestern County Council will meet at South Oil City Thursday April 20 with Mrs A W Rauscher representing the Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs Florence Anderson, department president, will be guest of honor at a luncheon at 12 30 followed by the council session and elections for the coming year.
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Auxiary
Sol Wolf family linked to kidnapping case in Williamsport
Lock Haven police detained then released a car carrying Sal W. Wolf, former Williamsport coach, his wife, her brother, and four children. Authorities say marital troubles are involved and the vehicle was headed toward Cambridge to the wife’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Wolfe
Corry
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Sal W. Wolf
Wolf
Cambridge
Warren Blast Causes Narrow Escapes At Empire Gas Tank
A Warren incident at 10:80 yesterday morning left about a dozen people narrowly avoiding death or serious injury when a 2500 gallon tank on an Empire Gas Stations truck exploded. Workers nearby and residents in a Pine Street home escaped, with several others stunned by blast effects.
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Warren
Empire Gas Stations
Portville
N. Y
Tider
Penn Furnace Company
C. 5. Anderson
R. L. Blodgett
JL. G. Robbins
A.J. O'Leary
Furnace and Iron Company
Pine Street
Country Fair Continues At Emmanuel Parish Hall
The Lillian Guild hosted a country fair in Emmanuel Episcopal church Parish Hall. Attendance was smaller than expected, but guests enjoyed displays and entertainment. Proceeds go to Guild funds. over forty people shared a pork supper and many visited throughout the evening.
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Suuseinene Werner
Grange Meeting and Community Church Services Planned in Columbus
Rev. W. J. Garnett to conduct services at Community church on Sunday April 8 with Sunday school at 9 40 a m Prayer meeting this week Wednesday at 7 30 p m Solimbus Grange No 875 sets its regular session for Saturday April 22 featuring a program including Battle Hymn of the Republic Current Events and a discussion on dairy profits then and now Sister Ava Daild will sing Twilight is Stealing Kathryn Richardson named among Columbus High School seniors plus Miss Mabel Hillburg of Cleveland and Blanche Bunnell visiting Pittsburg relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. J. Garnett
Solimbus Grange No. 875
D. P. Trisket
8. A. West
Reading
Ava Daild
Kathryn Richardson
Richardson
Yeas
Columbus High School
Ars
Blanche Bunnell
Dale
Pittsburg
Mabel Hillburg
Cleveland
Increased State Aid Bill Passes House Senate
State lawmakers approve an increased hospital aid package for a two year period totaling 15 400 to be sent to Governor Pinchot for final approval. The measure boosts Corry Hospital funding by twenty percent and lists allocations for numerous Pennsylvanian hospitals and related institutions.
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HOUSE
Senate
Pinchot
Corry Hospital
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Lovgil
Kittanning General Hospital
Kittanning
Brookville Hospital
Brookville
Pennsylvania Memorial
Werence Grittenden
Zem Zem
Erie
Hie
Erie Trants
Ellwood City
Hamott Hospital Association of Ll
Westinghouse Officials Anticipate Business Recovery
Westinghouse Air Brake Company executives expressed confidence that the recent upswing in business will persist. A. L. Humphrey, the executive director, addressed the annual stockholders meeting in Wilmerding, Pennsylvania, noting improving trends.
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Westinghouse
Wilmerding
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
A. L. Humphrey
Antial
Buffalo visitors return after weekend with Hill Burg family
Ohio family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Carrig and their guests Mr. and Mrs. John Hill burg and Dr. and Mrs. H C Wende and children. They returned to Buffalo Sunday with their hosts.
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Ohio
John Hillburg
H.C. Wende
Buffalo
N.Y
James Carrig
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George R. Rogers
Vongres Street
United States Naval Academy
Annipolis
Jae
Annapolis
Frank A. Wimner
Pasor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Little Valley
Prince
State Council of Education
Bowlands
Ghot Jasper Oftedani
Pennsylvania
Snbwy
Snd
Berkey
Oplit
Thompson
State Senate
The
Sherif
Rep. Holmes
Canire
Wilson
State Wish Hatchery
John Heit
Youngstown
Harley Wells
Charles Burgess
Waterford
Wattsburg
U Keatus
Lowville
Lorry
Mikes
Amerton
Lee
Irim Age
Sonsthan
Bacony-Vacuum Company
N.cohen & Sons
Mr. Denison
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
W.E.W. Auxiliary Council
Sol Wolf
Keister
Grange
Citizens National
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