Fragmented Local Notices Mix With Regional Updates
A cluttered bulletin lists a host of local items from city elections and conference plans to road bids and stock market steadiness. It notes a Northwestern Arts Association conference in Oil City, a Musicians Emergency Aid program, highway project bids, and new Telectron dealer appointments. Also covered are March industrial deaths in Pennsylvania, a court hearing date, a youth arrest in Concord township, a Corry rifle competition result, and civic notes from Rome urging post office delays for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Arts Association
Oil City
Aprioth
Neaders
Olson Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Mayville April 20 The jury finds Fred Olson 63 of Blackville guilty of murder in the second degree. Olson admitted battering his wife to death with a baseball bat last summer in a hall of their home. Judge Lee L. Oltaway will sentence next Monday with a prison term from twenty years to life.
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Mayville
Zello Lewis
Calrt
Fred Olson
Blackville
Johns
Lee L. Oltaway
Moon
Olson
Two Suspects Held In Erie Robbery
United Press report from Erie Pennsylvania notes two suspects held in a $2,500 cigarette theft. One man, John Pratus, 25, a parole prisoner, was wounded when he resisted arrest as five policemen trapped him and accomplice Carl Muellinger, 19, last night after a three day chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Erie
John Pratus
Carl Mueltinger
Free Street Lights Mark Sayre Rate Dispute
Sayre Pennsylvania faced a street lighting protest as the borough council refused payment for lights after April 19 while the Associated Gas and Electric Company continued service. Both sides showed resolve with council demanding lower rates and a two year contract, the company seeking no rate cut and a five year deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sayre
Associated Gas and Elactrie Company
Council
Window burglars shot at during Erie store raid
Erie report describes a band of window smashing burglars attempting a burglary at John Goetzinger grocery, 1102 West 26th Street. He fired three revolver shots as the intruders fled, with no goods stolen. Police link the incident to other recent break ins in the area. A similar firing occurred weeks earlier at L R Stevenson’s store on French Street after a window was smashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John M. Goetzinger
W. 26Th Street
Goetzinger
L. R. Stevenson
French Street
French Creek News Letter Notes Local Illness and Visits
French Creek reports a week of illnesses and family visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs Forker and son Gordon of Cleveland visiting relatives, Mrs Clella Thompson and Mrs Hazel Swarm and son Leland of Corry, and Mr and Mrs Chante Park of Sherman. Prof Benj Tewinkle secures a 1923 South Dayton position. Frances Emery, six, fell ill on way home from school, with classmates aiding her before medical care.
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French Creek
Grim Reaper
Clymer
Mra
Forker
Gordon
Cleveland
Clella ‘Thompson
Hazel Swarm
Leland
Corry
Chante
Park
Sherman
Frank Hapgood
George Coburn
Coburn
Benj. Tewinkle
South
Dayton
George
Geross
Johm Haitink
Alice Bott
Laura Gleason
Mar‘en Cady
Ben Junnewold
Uitle Frances Emery
Jess Emery
Frances
Mr. More
Reilding
Charles Redding
Res
Love Strands by B Cleo Lucas at Central Press
Lois Corbin and Paul Scanlon firm up a secretarial offer after a tense, probing interview in which Lois seeks reassurance about confidentiality and career advancement, while Scanlon tests her past and loyalty. The scene ends with a prompt start date and a move to a rear office to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
Loik
Eney
Scaplon
Lois
Ingolyisd
Unis
Seaton
Seanton
Mayer
Pal Stanton
Weis
Scanon
Charles Durand
Local residents share visits and family news in French Creek area
The column records numerous social calls and events among families around French Creek and neighboring towns. It notes medical incidents a child with heart trouble, a scarlet fever case, and several visits by residents to relatives in Sherman Clymer and Erie, plus moving plans and local chores.
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Finn
Findley Lake
Ruth White
John King
Quinn Smith
Warren
Perkins
Sherman
Albert Bensink
Garrett Bensink
James Bensink
Westfield
Garrett
Harry Bensink
Shreves
Minnie Bensink
Ben, Tenharkens
Henish Bennink
Clyde Courtwright
Helen
Lee Statford
North Hast
Clarence Vreuink
Virginia
Benninkks
Vreuink
Wardes
Mayville
Trvin Reed
Springville
Orgil Reed
Clifford King
Mrrs
Wassink
Erie
Byron
Lake View
Geo. Groscutt
Clymer
Henry Beckerink
Chas
Redding
Will Gabriels
Ben Warnshouse
Frante Wolstee
Ellen Redding
St Will Gabriels
Will Pringle
Hope SEE NO OF AGH FAC Harrie Sues Ager
Hope SEE NO OF AGH FAC details a legal action involving Harrie against Ager. The fragment mentions funding concerns and disbandment of a school, with references to Brie city and Mer outing in an unclear context. The readable facts point to a civil matter and municipal connections.
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Harrie
Ager
Brie
Butthloro
Chip
Mer
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Imelidinf Mane
Schumann-Heink
Lily Pou Benjamino Gigi
John Charles Thomas
Musicians Extregency Aid Organization
State Highway Department
Walter T Bilis
North Center Street
Bilis
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
John Crailus
B. Porter
Craft Us
Darrow
Concord Township
Robert Akam
Lindsey Hollow
Fifler
Garry ,Rod, and Gun
Chile
Hansen
Loveland
Israelson
Anderson
Wallace
Sam
Rome
N.Y
Israel
Egypt
D. A. Hillstrom
Mons Corry
Tomitow
Pymatuning Dam
Joud A. McSparran
Agriniture
Adress
Meadville
Shad
Associated Gas & Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Cleo Lucas
Central Press Association, Inc
Paul Scanton
Lovi
Tin
Steedee
Kempe
Corbin
Lios
Margaret
Jen Seamon
Werth
Mes Stanton
Paul Scanion
Sol
Ink
Extra Almy
Artmim More
Rosa
de. Gilletts
Dunnewold
Alrete Chase
Roy Simmelinks
Lee White
Alton
Herbert White Sinay
George Saxton
Wilford
Edger
Harry Moody
Trie
Jay More and Son
Walford
Buffalo
Yook
Wincipia Chatrter
Arte
He Heme, Son
Penna, Ave
DAV
Geneva
Terence
Secr
Mac Tardieu
Japan
Italy
Bennett
Corr
Cappete
Grove City
Claude Companis
Cipal Shee
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