Funeral of Miss Enches at West Lawn
Funeral services for Miss Enches, formerly of this city, were held in Erie. The memory of the deceased was honored at the Aged Home service with Rev. G. Morgan presiding. Burial followed at West Lawn Cemetery, escorted to the grave by pallbearers.
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Parkes
Erie
West Lawn
Morgan
Sergives
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Troy
Vic
Vidla EB. Myera
South Center Street
Pine Grove
Myers
Corry
U Gilbert Villa
Leonard Christopher
West
Aim Street
Sir Thomas Cemetery
Hani Protection Lodge
Wiclockett Theis
Denies Licenses Are Counterfeit in City Warning
A local official dismissed reports that licenses were counterfeit and implicating Harrisburg. Secretary Gillis stated there is no truth to the claims and urged residents to disregard dangerous rumors about motor club licensing and state regulatory actions.
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Harrisheg
Bea
Oy T. Chestny Lillis
Irie
Gillis
Wessel
Grand Jury List Seventy-Three Cases For May Session
The county grand jury will convene May 4 at 10 a.m. with 87 cases on the docket as issued by county detective LeRoy Sear. Anthony Wirgurkowski, 29, of 356 Hast 1th Street, is charged with strangling Mary Sopyiski, 23, of McKean, Pa. The remaining cases are described as comparatively minor violations.
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EAIE
Cass
LeRoy Seare
Uhe Mumler
Anthony Wieregurkowski
Mary So
Yiski
McKean
Dee
Two Chinese Held For Butler Slaying
United Press reports Pittsburgh April 25 arrest of Yee Wiel Tay 47 and Yee Kin Key 38 in connection with the slaying of Butler laundryman Ye Wine Lee. Officers and state police found several revolvers. Yee On 42 from Butler was arrested in Youngstown. Police advertise live poultry at City Market.
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Pittsburgh
Ye Wine Lee
Butler
Ter Wich
Youngstown
Olso
Yee Wiel J Tay
Yee Kin Key
Eoth
Buller
Polh
Corry area deals and community notices blend
The page lists local prices for groceries and household items alongside community notices from Corry and surrounding areas. It mentions Will J. Wilcox delivery, Wild Flower Day observations by the Atte and Crafts Club at Ray Wolford’s home, and various club meetings and social events at local venues, with several personal notices and business ads interspersed.
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Corry
Kerry Kream
Will J. Wilcox
Atte and Crafts Club
Ray Wolford
East Main Street
Root
Grant Barton
College Women's
Clih
Corry Woman's Club
Mott Street
Nelle Titus
Wyelyn Kramer
N. Cohen & Sons
Philutheas
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Lyle ‘Thomas
Bruce Thoms
M. B. Baccus & Son
Columbus
Bya Denison
Corry Hospital
Mir
Jon Kinley
Second Avenue
Church Street
Meadville
Kinley
North Center Street
John Brooks
Coudersport
Sharon
Union News
Spreadville
Reynoldsville
But Farm
A. FE Wharton
Jackson Center
Wharton
Buhi
Root's Sport Shop
West South Street
Child Health Day Program At Erie District Meeting
A National Child Health Day event in Erie on Friday May 1 at 10 am will discuss the summer round-up campaign. A state health speaker will open the morning program. Luncheon at 12:30 pm costs seventy five cents with prominent city doctors and nurses attending. Speakers include Dr H R Steadman Dr A B Miller Dr Norbert D Gannon Dr Delmer R Palmer Dr Louise Brecht and Dr Wehrle. Kenneth Winter of the Anti Tubercular Society will discuss the Washington DC conference. Reservations due April 27 to Mrs Wu Ogsbury 618 Marne Road Erie.
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W. CA
Erie
Heath
H. R. Steadman
A. B. Miller
Norbert
Concord School hasitar committee plans Friday event
The Nam e Bazaar committees outline for Concord School hasitar includes bake sale and refreshments by Mrs. Walter Peak and others, with prizes by Mrs. Paul Weber and Mitch Taylor. Activities listed span fish pond, ice cream, pop, and games. A fortune telling stall is mentioned, and organizers invite small article donations via Mrs. Paul Weber.
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Concord School
Walter
W. Bracken
Paul Weber
Carl Taylor
Leon Lindsley
William Higel
F. Bennett
Hdward Kinley
George Gordon
Saul Weller
Donald Stewart
William Adel
Warren A. Steen
Ita
Titusville Secures Second Victory At Carter Park
Titusville wins 4 to 2 as Jimmy Lumberton limits Linneaville High. Liners deliver some hits but Miller of Linneaville struggles while Lumberton allows four hits in a pitchers’ duel. Brown and Gait support the victory with timely plays.
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Titusville
Jimmy Lumberton
Titusyi
Linéaville High
Shaggers
Carter Park
D. Miller
Miller
Lunpherton Eliigedd
Voys
Canadian Champion Kayoed After Kick Incident
A Canadian champion, aged 18, was knocked out by a kick during a wrestling event. The incident left him critically injured with head trauma. Referee Pat Oshucker and physician Kapan assessed him as injuries mounted, but the champion did not regain consciousness for several hours.
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Kapan
Champlom
Pat Oshucker
Oshogleer
Dupitur
Hagen
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Chase & Sanborn’s
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Miss Enches
City Market
Gil Gita Troat Company Oil A Uy
Reis
Wily Cupid
Henry Cutricp
Gare
Pion
Primaie Loueant
Kelly's
Brooks Studio
H. L. Rowe
J. Sd
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Cook Forest
Kodak Film
Eastman
Agfa
Ben E. Taylor
Brockway
State
Women’s Benefit Association
W. G. ¥Ouns
Emma Schaub
Wit‘bur Stott
Hazel Walters
Leo Ejoyei
GT Kherlie
Buffalo
Edward Eccles
Crawford County
Brocton
H. RB. Pettit
Canton
Frank Maley
Theodore Soptelean
Clana Ransom
East Smith
Ibec
New York Board of Duration Tie
Harold, Brown
East Congress Street
St. Thorns
Plarenen Thain
Stella Boyty
Bradford
New York
Philadelphia
Balliniire
Waslington
Wis
Genevieve Co Curtis
Mary Hi Emery
Wo AL Emery
Kenneth Winter
Ersonal
Forman Beneficial! Loan Society
South Center
Orry
Namebazaar Committees
Weill
Bazaar
Willys
WLW
Ana Ap
Willys Rinught
Willys Yetom
Chaasi
Willys Liaw
Willys Six
Knight
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