Airplane aid joins hunt for Pittsburg man's body
Warren April 26 The radio and airplane joined the search for Mack Gilurn a Pittsburg businessman who drowned Friday in the Allegheny River A radio reward of 500 to 1000 was announced and the Grady air plane from Broken Straw Airport operated between Pittsburg and Youngeville surveying the river area between Alton and Tionesta Divers and helpers reinforced the search with Nash Cornish bringing his power boat by truck Labeled as likely to extend through weekend the effort aims to recover the body before Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Nash Cornish
Chautauqua Lake
Cornish
Harry Babcook
Diphtheria Vaccinations and Easter Visits in Bear Lake News Letter
Warren Pa. jantitoxin given to many pupils at the school by Apruno Schnell. Easter vacation visits note Rev Mulvin and family, Mr and Mrs Lynn Gordon of Columbus and others visiting at local homes. Various calls, visits, and health updates among Bear Lake residents including Mrs Scholton recovering from a stroke and multiple families traveling to Erie Titusville Akron Jamestown and Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Apruno
Schnell
Warren
Mulvin
Rev
Lynn Gordon
Columbus
George Evans
Oscar Carlson
Jamestown
Easter visits dot Spring Creek social scene
In Spring Creek on Easter weekend and surrounding days, Edith McCray and Esther Brundage of Erie visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Brundage, while others from Warren Jamestown Corry and Dunkirk stopped by for family gatherings. Local residents returned to studies and daily routines, with several townspeople making short trips to Meadville Erie and Kane for visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Edith McCray
Esther Brundage
Erie
Crawford Brundage
Robert Donaldson
Pittsburgh
University
Olive Newberry
Jamestown
Lillie Moore
Iris Buettner
Carl Donaldson
John McKay
Meadville
Ray Stearns
William McKettrie
Warren
Minnie Stearns
Stella Minore
Walter DeLean
Donald
Harold
C.1 .H. Clarke
Charles Whittman
Corry
Arch Whitlman
Don Wilcox
L. R. Donaldson
Cloude Weade
Dorothy
North
Tonawanda
N. Y
Mary Stickney
Ruth Dahlstrand
G. F. Golan
R. W. Wickelvey
Kane
Belton Donaldson
Titusville
Onemibers
Bridge Club
Martha Donaldson
Dorothy McNemey
Arthur Grady
Detroit
Mich
Threatens to sue Erie School Board over renewal
An Erie area teacher Anna Mittelmeier threatened legal action after her contract was not renewed for the next school year. School board officials confirmed the regular non renewal notice had been given and no action was taken, citing contract terms were satisfied. The report also mentions local events including Iona Tripp visiting Corry and a Federated church meeting with S T department activities and student prize readings.
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Erin
Anna M. Mittelmeier
Erie
Leo Mittelmeier
John C. Diehl
Iona Tripp
Corry
William Tripp
Spring Creek
Federated Church
Pennsylvania
Bernice Sickler
S. T. Department
Ros. Johnson
Elm
S T
Bertha Campbell
Winnie Johnson
Bessie Lillie
Laura Johnsau
Martha Harvick
Lo Lille
Lois Lillie
Paul McKay
Prigs
Winifred Goodwill
Sepha Davis
Donald Sidde
Marion Donaldson
Harold Golin
Car Tripp
Unitin
Lin Singing America
John N. Mark Re elected Grand Representative in Oil City
Oil City honors Odd Fellows with word of John N. Mark from Plumer Street re elected as grand representative of the grand lodge of Pennsylvania to the sovereign grand lodge of the world. Also noted are Delos A. Reid’s election as grand junior warden of the grand encampment and J Wade Osenider’s re election as district deputy grand master of Venango County. Reverend S V Carmany remains grand chaplain of the grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Odd Fellowship
Order
John N. Mark
Plumner Street
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge of the World
Mr. Mark
Delos
A. Reid
Bad Crash on Kane Highway Injures Kane Man
A collision on the Warren Kane highway yesterday morning injured Leo Hurley of Kane. He was taken to Kane Community Hospital after his car rolled over a five foot embankment while attempting to pass a bakery truck driven by A W Carlson. Carlson and Norman Anthony escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
A. W. Carlson
Iséil
Wetmo
Warren-Kang
Leo Hurley
Kane
Hurley
Flurley
Norman Anthony
Concord Ridge Ladies Aid Society Meets at Chelton Home
Nearly thirty guests attended an all day Concord Ridge Ladies Aid gathering at J B Chelton and sons home. Rev Clark and wife, Mrs Waite, Mrs Baths, Mrs Culver, Elva McCray, Thayer McCray and Misses Nella and Mary Grace joined in Bible lesson and noon dinner. The group reflected on a departed member, with plans for the next May meeting at Mrs J E Craggs home and secretary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Tin
J.B. Chelton and Sons
Eva Spencer
Reedy
Rev. Clark
W. H. Waite
W. Baths
Mary Culver
Elva McCray
Thayer McCray
Nella
Concord Ridge
J. E.crarg
Mumulos Return to Erie in Murder Case
Ralph Mum pulo and his wife Edda are to be extradited from Oneonta to Erie Pennsylvania on charges of murdering his daughter Hilda age 11 by burning. The decision was made at a defense attorneys and district attorney conference. A Watness corpus hearing in Oneonta was canceled. Governor Roosevelt had signed the extradition papers and the couple had been held for counsel. The child died from the March 22 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Ralph Mumpulo
Edda
Erie
Hilda
Oneonta
Roosevelt
Here
News Notes From Sciota April 25
Sciota notes list frequent local visits and schooling changes. Families and neighbors such as Mr and Mrs A M Willams, Mrs Carol Williams, and Hart Bemis hosts appear, with county eighth grade exams at Carter Hill and various school reassignments for next term. Traveling men from unemployment army are described as intruders, and a neighbor reports the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
A. M. Willams
Carol Williams
Erie
Martin Williams
Charles
Floyd ‘Bemis
Bear Lake
Hart" Bemis
Community Aid Society
Earl Damon
Arno Watrous
Greeley School
David Bemis
Carter Hill
W. I. Burnel
Reita Watrous
Wayne Township
Corry
Greetey School
Carl Adams
Scivia
Jeanette McCullough
Wheelock
Clyde Hall
Spencer
Mildred Lingberg
Steadman
Harry Slyy
Donation
Orpha Croscutty Beaverdam
Miss Swan
Frank Harvey
Selola School
Lindbergh Leaves on Canal Zone Hop
April 28 in Miami an amphibian Pan American Airways plane prepared for Col. Charles A Lindbergh to pilot a voyage across the Caribbean to Cristobal Panama Canal Zone inaugurating a new seven day air mail link from New York to Buenos Aires. Lindbergh planned to depart Havana at 2 p m on the first leg, a 1 200 mile water crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Mia
Pan American Air Ways
C. A. Lindbergh
Carinbean
Cristobal
C. Z
New York
Buenos Aires
Lindbergh
Havana
Hope and Youth in a Shelleyane Reflection
A brief quotation frames hope and youth as kin to the same mother, invoking literary persuasion that binds aspiration to youth. The line underscores a philosophy where optimism and vitality are inseparable, echoing themes of renewal and common origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Fragmented local note on a family gathering event
Readable fragments show a child along with Wesley Hol af Mr an West Column ie pie pital. Mentions two days with parents one sister Marcel and grandp A Robbins. A prayer is noted. References a late noon time around 2 o'clock at Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hol
An West
Marcel
A. Robbins
Pine Grove
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