Daylight saving, local notices, and injuries loom in week
The town adjusts clocks for daylight saving time as May Music Week looms. Mayor Miller announces garbage truck coverage with a canvas tarpaulin to curb street litter. Little Genie Parsons recovers after a car collision injuring her wrists. Auburn Auto reports a quarterly loss of 41,597.08, down from 857,994.68 a year earlier. Police report a quiet weekend with few disruptions and license suspensions rise. State highway actions include revocation or suspension of 285 drivers and Seventy-two operator cards revoked. Local memorial and park news, a Pittsburgh youth fracture, and various state highway appointments in Erie County are noted.
Re employment Continues Chief Problem Facing U S
The Guaranty Survey argues re employment is the central obstacle to recovery, needing private business expansion. It warns relief and reform rely on recovery and laments rising unemployment, costly relief, and the risk to government finances. It urges removing anti business measures and restoring investor confidence through stable pricing, wages, and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
Tinanciel
United States
Ilemna
Funeral Services for Mrs Henry Ploss
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia A Pross widow of Henry Pross were held Sunday afternoon in memory of the deceased at Davison's Funeral Home and the M E Church in Kingua. Rev G J Boyd led a noon prayer service and Rev Archie Gibson officiated at 2 30 oclock. Mrs Buell English and Rev Mr Gibson sang two numbers. Burial followed in Kinzua Cemetery with nephews Wardman Eugene Cliford Giles and Louis Collins and Harold Thomas assisting as bearers. Relatives from Corry Warren Fri were present along with others at the largely attended rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Pross
Henry Pross
Lemon Street
G. J. Boyd
Davison
Kingua
Archie Gibson
Fieidting
Buell English
Gibson
Kinzua
Wardman
Eugene
Cliford
Giles
Louis Collins
Harold Thomas
Corry
Warren
Drink Water With Meals Aids Digestion, Says Ad Retailer
An advertisement from Kels ter's Cut Rate Drug Store touts drinking water with meals to help digestion. It claims water with meals benefits the stomach and juices, and mentions a dubious remedy with gas, a spoonful of Adleriita, and a cleansing claim for upper and lower bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelster's
3000 Towels Weekly by Fera Xenia
Twenty women work two days a week, eight hours daily, producing an average of 3,000 towels weekly at the TICRA sewing center workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fera Xenia
Ticra
Drive Launched On Relief Chiselers
Erin April 20 announces a sweeping probe by District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham and assistant Barter F. Laub into alleged relief chiselers. They expect arrests Monday and Tuesday. Officials conducted preliminary reviews at the status headquarters on Mt Street to outline warrants and possible charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Mortimer E. Graham
Barter F. Laub
Status Commisasry
Mt Street
Grahan
Nudist Causes Near Riot During City Stroll
John O Malley walked naked through the spring show storm in the shopping district. Police spotted him a block away and he was taken to the station and later to a hospital to thaw out before court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosren
Aprie
Yemen
Jeer
John O'Malley
O'Malley
Tilae Mar
Court House Split On Time In Erie
Erie April 29 The daylight saving time issue causes four schedules. Court house opens 9:30 am fast time and closes 6 pm fast time with most offices following. Controller's office sticks to eastern standard time closing 9:30 am fast time and 6 pm fast time. District attorney opens 9 am fast time closes 6 pm fast time. Morning service offices and tax writers likely start 8:30 am fast time and depart 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Siilit Court House
Controller's Office
Institutions Share in Estate in Erie Will Disburse Two Thousand Dollars
Erie April 29 Two bequests of two thousand dollars each go to First Church of Christ Scientist and Old Ladies Home from the estate of Etta D Orme who died Wednesday at 186 W 9th Street The will assigns two thousand dollars to named relatives and twenty four other individuals with the remaining estate to the First Church of Christ Scientist to assist in establishing a Christian Science school in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Brie
Tns
Etta D. Orme Hee
9Th Street
Saburday
Court House
First Church of Christ
Old Ladies
Lome
Susan- Fra
Wie
Institutomy
Richard JD. Denemore
Walter W. Smith
Merion Joe Mildred Smith Philliams
Betty Ormisbee
Jack Ormsbee
Robert Miel
Spencer Simon
Ormsbee Simon
Richard Simon
Philip Simon
William Hoyt
Harry Hoyt
Edgar Wiley
Danie W. Ormsbee
Christ, Scientist
Trip to Holland Stopped Cleveland Boy Details
A fragmentary report describes Henry Meywes, a youth from Cleveland, aiming to return to Hollant via New York docks. His father, Peter Meywes, sought his son’s birthplace and fate, but the boy fled with Bocends, seeking his grandmother. The incomplete text leaves key facts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry Meywes
Hollant
New Yor
Peter Meywes
Aliquippa Man To Head Erie School System
H R Vander slice, superintendent of Aliquippa schools at $9000 yearly, was named to head the Erie Bele yatemy school system, with a special meeting to confirm. Dr Shulebert and Mrs Bertia Winter Ma Honey proposed GW Maury for academy head. wage details and board discussions followed.
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Aliquippa
Erie
Mle
H. R. Vanderslice
Jquippa
Ali Shuebert
Bertia Winter Mahoney
GW. McMury
Academyigh School
Shulbert
George O. Maury
Aliquippa S¢Kont
Angidopa
Hough
Mra
John C. del
Child Killed as Low Cart Crushes Boy on Farm
A seven year old boy from Conneaut Lake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Biazen, died Saturday morning on his uncle Albert McMichael’s farm in Crawford County. He fell from a low cart while riding with McMichael who was handling telegraph poles, and the wheels crushed his chest. Deputy Choonney Byfly noted the instant death.
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Migalry Tuam
Huon
Lake Oy
Crawford County
Wilson B Iazen
Albert McMichael
Atlantic
McMichael
Chooney Byfry
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Clinton Wunder
Townsend Cinb
Iun
Glen Miller
Cornell
Colector Stetman
Genie Parsons
Frans Parsons
Wright Street
Auburn Automobile Company and Subsidiaries
Lic
State Bureau of Highway
Pt Trol and Safety
Ocrease
Crates Weil
Memorial Park
New
Titusville
State Highway Department
Erie County
Ar] Spenser
W. Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Tony Aireely
OW City
Prinsylvhaie Dorensic Arid Music League
Mort Miet
Exhop Simmons
Bradford
Pensylvania State College
Simmons
Tonkrict'sistrict
Order Oft de Molay
Pennsylvania
St. Marys
Stat
John E. Tox
Dauphin County
State Secretary of Banking
Farmers and Meonanick Bank of
Northumberland
Beott J. Corbett
Harrisburg
U.S
Columbus
Dean School
Columbus Dean School
James Barton
Douglas Bogart
John Brown
Donald Carter
Marion Howles
Weller Jankoweld
Edgar Jukes
Ruth Coons
Alice Howena
Doris Moore
Anna ‘Tapolyich
Anna Bandura
Ralph Hamilton
William Hudgon
Edith Christensen
Ebert Crane
Mary Bacha
Martha Baccus
Lloydine Sager
Russell Moore
Ol City
Pune
WLEU
West Lawn Cemetery
Ruth Lewis
Miss Lewry
Gerald Brant
Blair
Florence Howles
Elton Jukes
Ruth Hulett
Andrew Matsko
Alta Maude Paulltner
Louise Miller
Florence Ross
Helen Brown
Blessor Christensen
Dale Upperman
Steve Matsko
Buddy Wood
Amy Harwood
Joan MacLees
Helmn Groves
Marion Wynn
Bear Lake
Anna Bandurs
Ait School
Mark Anderson
Ruth Elaine Nagle
Marjorie Ann Ohm
Mary Konigk
McGeehan
Toriah
Henry Ploss
Milt
C. Christensen Motors
N. Center St
Condra
wAssistant
Wa- Yuan
Mig
Graham
Lath
First
Church of Christ, Scientist, and Old Ladies Home
Holland
H.R. Vanderslice
John C. Diehl
Post
National
Philco
Mhileo Fontivie
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St
Corry, Penn
Atre
Lief Ays
Mellon J. Phocrat
Republi
Spee
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