Local notes of moving residents and community events
George family planning move from Philipsburg to Johnstown will locate at the Penelec office. Barking dogs on East Main and Bodhy avenues disturb neighbors. some police action may be needed. Edgar J. Alexander to attend Northwestern Pennsylvania Regional Hospital Association summer session at Hamot Hospital. Chief John Flanigan on vacation. family relocating to apartment over Loblaw on North Center. Fire school at Stanford Hose Co canceled due to instructor absence, will resume next Wednesday. Father and son report fishing at Chautauqua Lake. Bill Blatt lands two muskellunge and his father a 13 inch bass. Treasury pool pays two $1000 winners. A Fourth Ward girl missing was found visiting relatives out of town. Slot machines and green trees damaged across Olean area. Erie police crackdown noted with red spider blight claims by tree expert Robert J. Wither. Stamp commemorating 100 years of progress of women on sale at Corry Post Office. Two Erie divorces filed. power failure at the Lawrence Hotel disrupts morning activity. Vandalism damages garden on East South Street. four youths identified by police as responsible. Reunion for 15th and 16th Regiments of United Spanish War Veterans set for Memorial Park, Grove City. Liner America, largest U.S. merchant ship, to sail trans-Atlantic for privately owned U.S. Lines via Cobh Southampton and Havre.
Three Charged With Disorderly Conduct At French Creek Tavern
Elizabeth MacDonald 19 John MacDonald 43 and Edward Marr 38 all of French Creek were arrested after a bar altercation. They were arraigned before Peace Justice Crandall on disorderly conduct charges with $50 bail and briefly jailed in Mayville before release.
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French Creek
Chautauqua County Sheriff
Sheriff's Office
Elizabeth MacDonald
John MacDonald
Edward Marr
Crandall
van Erdan
Ball
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Antitrust Action Filed Against Decca Record Makers
Attorney General Clark announced a civil anti trust suit against American and British Decca phonograph record makers in Federal District Court New York City. Eric Walter Schultz pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined 150 dollars and costs, after arrest near 2st and Holland streets on July 1.
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Washington
Clark Today
Decca Phonograph Records
Federal District Court
New York City
Eric Walter Schults
West 4Th Street
Schultz
2St
Holland Streets
Erie Prepares for Bond Issue After City Plans Rise
Erie Finance Director Julian Polaski urged departments to submit requisitions for a $3,000,000 bond issue planned earlier this year. The deadline to place items on the ballot with Erie County Commissioners is September 2 ahead of the November vote. Safety Director Ray Wagner outlined plans for four new fire houses and Lakeside Hospital improvements with costs rising to about 5500,000 and 50,000 respectively. Tentative sites include 8th and Kahkwa Boulevard, 32nd and Green Garden.
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Erie
Julian Polaski
Pulasil
Erie County
Ray Wagner
Pulaski
Wagner
Lakeside Municipal Hospital
Kahkwa
Green Garden
Streets Director cites rising costs for storm sewer program
Streets Director Joseph C. Martin notes rising costs affect estimates for the storm sewer program tied to a bond issue. He recalls an earlier estimate of 700 000 dollars for part of the project, but says costs have increased since then.
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Goad
East Avenue
East Lake Road
Parkside Dr
Joseph C. Martin
Daniels Indicted on Three Murders in Mansfield Case
Robert M. Daniels, linked to a six murder spree, was indicted on three counts of first degree murder. The charges name Mansfield reformatory superintendent John B. Niebel, his wife Nolanda, and their eleven year old daughter Phyllis as victims. Daniels remains in Mansfield custody.
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Mansfield
Robert M. Daniels
Manfield Reformatory
John BE. Niebel
Nolanda
Phyllis
Daniels
Council approves $500 payment and street repairs
The council authorized a $500 payment tied to Mead Park items and discussed sidewalk damage on Raymond Avenue from utility work. Officials plan to consult with Pennsylvania Electric on pole placements and cover trees. They also address a drainage issue at East Main Street gas station and instruct owners on plumbing and parking.
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Swesnuswell
Eere Uue
Raymond Avenue
Council
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Frank Alberti
East Main Street
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Taster
George
Pennsylvania Electric
Philipsburg
Penelec
Gohnstown
Hd Bhody Avenue
Edgar J. Alexander
Corry Hospital
Northwestern Pennsylvania Regional Hospital Association
Hamot Hospital
Maxwell Lick
Splense
Manchester
John Flanigan
Mrs. Flanigan
Loblaw
North Center Street
Stanford Hose Company
Chautauqua Lake
Bill Blatt
John A. Blatt
Bill
Treasury
Justin Butters
Park Street
Ajax Tron
Robert J. Wither
Parade Street
Susan Delky
Police
Tod
Corry
Elizabeth Stanton
Carrie Chapman Catt
Lioretia Mott
Lawrence
Hellmen
Steve Duma
East South Street
Memorial Park
Grove City
Northwestern District Council
Auxiliary
America
Sat
Hoboken
N. J
United States
Mner
United States Lines
Cobh
Southampton
Havre
Burgnon’s
Washington St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Shamburg
News & Sport
W. K. Shindledecker
East South St
Guignon's
PANGS
Powell
Consumer Discount CO
C.H. Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Mead Park
Cation
Roy Alkens
Parkers
Carl Smith
P. C. Miller
Grocer's
Woodbury's Soap
N. Y
Pillsbury Flour
Jersey
Crisco O
Dixie Margarine
Sunkist Lemons
Tbs
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