Dinner meeting with Dr Dusting at Hotel Corry tonight
Iwanian residents of Erle and Corry plan a dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry at 7:00 tonight with Dr Dusting of Algue ny College as scheduled speaker. The 193H state music and forensic contests will be held in Oil City, announced by Professor Harland C. Mitchell. Finals are set for Friday and Saturday at Johnstown. Knights Templar groups nearby discuss plans for the annual conclave in Scranton on May 20, 21, 22 and 28.
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Iwanians
Erle and Corry
Corry
Ollocke
Dr Dusting
Auegueny College
Oil City
Harland C. Mitchell
Johnstown
Knights Templar
Scranton
Two Swindlers of Farmers Sent to Workhouse
Criminal court in Smethport on April 26 heard guilty pleas from four prisoners. George Salter of Mr Jewett was fined 400 dollars plus costs or four months in the Allegheny workhouse for a liquor violation. Henry Burton and Naylor Small, accused of swindling Sartwell farmers out of horses and other stock, were ordered to restitution, fined 24 dollars plus costs, and imprisoned in the Allegheny workhouse six to 18 months. Eob away with horses, harnesses, Hos stack and two ducks. Leonard Palmatier received a three year sentence in the Allegheny workhouse for automobile code violation. In a civil case, James Montgomery of Kane versus Carl Anderson and Paul Sylander of Mt Jewett, the jury favored the defendants for 400 dollars and interest.
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Kane
Criminal Court
Smethport
George Salter
Jewett
Carlos A. Hubbard
Allegheny
Henry Burton
Naylor Small
Sartwell
Robert Lewis
Hos
Youth Nabbed as Bootlegger
A 16 year old, Andy Szabo, was arrested by city police for running a speak easy at his home 1226 W 18th street. Four officers raided the residence and seized what was said to be prime whiskey. He posted $25 surety and awaits a police court hearing before Alderman Thomas Conyngham for disorderly house charges.
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Dri
18Th Street
Andy Szabo
Sergt
Oscar Robb
Young Saabo
Robb
Young Szabo
Aldermin
Thomas Conyngham
Titusville to Fight Train Curtailment
April 26 The Titusville Chamber of Commerce held an indignation meeting over the proposed discontinuance of morning and evening passenger and mail trains on the P R R through Titusville. Business leaders urged telegrams to W W Atterbury and the Interstate Commerce Commission to preserve mail service, warning a 24 hour delay to Philadelphia. C E Foster of Drew Levick criticized slow local protest and said his company plans major Titusville improvements but will halt them if mail service is removed.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
C. E. Foster
Drew Levick Company
Chamber of Conmerce
Foster
Champer
1.C. C
Erie Assessor Holmes Faces Discharge In Turbulent Reform
Erie April 26 The projected discharge of Harry A Holmes as chief city assessor follows Finance Director Mehaffeys sharp critique and Mayor Roseller's defense amid factional control of city affairs The council voted to offer the assessor a chance to correct errors before the next triennial assessment and Mehaffey asserts Holmes cannot lead the 1985 assessment If allowed to proceed the action is a gesture toward the new program and a replacement is needed For Rent Newly refinished four room home Large garden Good Home cure of Journal
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SRIE
Harry A. Holmes
Mehaffey
Rosaller
Holmen
Bureau of Assessment and Tax Revision
Roueil
Holmes
Carmell Tutesfly
Sport Shop to Open Saturday in Corry
The Sport Shop will open at 143 Nosa Center street operated by Ralph Carroll and James Lewis. The store offers sports goods for all sports and athletics and is located in the former hat repair shop just north of the Ford Garage. The owners, well known Corry youths, hope to build a thriving new business.
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Savurnay Nag Neen Pace
Nosa Center Street
Ralph Carroll
James Lewis
Corry
Prank Litz
Ford
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