Forster Home at Erie Left to St Paul's Parish
The beautiful residence of the late William H Forster has been left to St Pauls Parish Erie Ave 9 The house will open as a memorial to the late owner wife Mrs William H Forster and their son William H Forster Jr The Bishop Edward Pinkney Wrout is expected to move in after his consecration on September 10 The Forster family long supported the parish and contributed to the Pension Fund The Moriters and Col Thones Forster with his son Thomas Forster Jr were long associated with the church since its founding in 1827 The Forster lineage includes Col Poyster and the late William H Forster Jr as descendants
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City to rebuild jetty area as sanitary and attractive station
Twenty years ago the Corry Chamber of Commerce announced plans to rebuild the passenger station area into a more modern sanitary and attractive place after a recent inspection by Erle Railond. The work is expected to start within a week with funds already appropriated.
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Martin Considers Hughes For State Supreme Court
Harrisburg report shows Governor weighs Judge Hughes as possible State Supreme Court appointee after Justice Parker’s death. Informant cites Hughes’ GOP connections, prior governor bid, and potential removal of vacancy timing. ruling prospects and political maneuvering noted amid August discussions.
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Howard W. Fughies
Tohconniy Continon
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Willian M. Parker
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Mittee
Shieh Myriln
American Lads Mark War Effort With Modest Valor
The article lauds American soldiers and sailors as brave and intelligent, noting their modesty and friendliness. It contrasts this image with prior beliefs about Americans as braggarts, highlighting how European towns and children remember their generosity, sharing food and gifts with natives and adults alike.
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Higher Form of Lower Education Is Given Trial at Columbia
A new experimental program at Horace Mann School of Teacher's College, Columbia University, opens this summer for children aged six to fourteen. The project encourages playful learning with self-directed exploration across science, crafts, and arts under supervision. It aims to mix races and classes, letting pupils choose activities while maintaining structure, to show learning can be fun and engaging.
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John L.spmingen
Peatures
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Horace Munri
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Fragmented thoughts on Germany Russia real estate and inflation
The column critiques Germany and Russian influence while noting underground anti Nazi sentiment. It cites a plan for outside committees and media influence. It then shifts to Gary Distelhorst of the United Savings and Loan League explaining how higher property prices reflect a weaker dollar and rising incomes. Inflation risks and real estate speculation are discussed with cautions against overbidding and short-term gains.
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Russia
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Italy
Gary F. Distelhorst
United Ints Savings and Loan League
War era health and food fears in a drenched nation
The article discusses body color changes due to blood regulation and fear, and then shifts to wartime food supply concerns. It notes wealthy skin tones, blood flow, and emotional states as reactions to stress, while stressing that Europe faces a food showdown. It calls for maximizing crops for foreign needs to sustain military success amid political distractions and wartime shortages.
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Germany
Erie Pinball Tax Evaded and Licenses Delayed
Erie officials report widespread evasion of the $95 annual pinball license requirement amid dozens of unlicensed machines in operation. The city plans surveys and enforcement with penalties up to $50 or 30 days in jail. licenses delayed due to staff shortages but expected to be ready soon.
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Erie
How's Your IQ Quiz Questions What Do They Ask
A scrambled seven question set asks about photo clarity in 19th century contexts shipwrecks Selkirk basis for a famous tale, medical surgeon work, the Townsend Plan, zoology, a flower fit for a phrase, cord wood cubic feet, and the origin of the name Celeste with German roots Brench or Talla options.
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Celeste
Fragmentary notes on anatomy and mythic imagery
The passage mentions a termite body description with a six legged form and a straight body, contrasts Atlas bearing the earth on his shoulders, notes the atlas vertebra supporting the skull, and includes garbled phrases about tram figures and Greek myths involving Dionysius and a mule.
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Corry girl sought in Erie theft report
Police report thefts including a Corry girl suspected of stealing Mrs. Freda Delfino's wearing apparel and a pair of shoes, valued around 25 dollars, from a residence on Thursday. A brown-haired person was last seen in brown stockings and a striped blouse.
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Frederick Delfino
Max
Darone
Here
Retired mail carrier found after two day hunt
Bristol, Pa Aug 8 A 71 year old retired letter carrier Milor King was found after a two day search by police and Bristol residents. His car sweater and shirt were found near the old Delaware canal with stains nearby. He told his family he stopped to pick blackberries and became lost in the woods.
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Aero Victory Band To Give Concert In Clymer
The Aero Victory Band of this city will present a program including Genii genk wt Gly ier on Wednesday evening near the Clymer Memorial Building at 9 o clock. The general public is invited to hear the band, which has been organized by a Clymer resident employed at the Astro Plant.
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Normandy Is Now Afloat After Major Salvage Effort
In New York the Normandie salvage moves advance as divers raise a 49 degree angle on the sunken stern. Capt B E Munkeaw, naval officer, says the hull will be moved and restored. the cost appro muscle at $59,000.07 with a six week afloat period followed by nine months to complete refitting and transfer to shipyard.
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Markets Stock Pitt Pittsburgh Atl 9 Produce Demand Moderate
A jumble of market notes from New York and Pittsburgh outlines mixed beverage and produce prices with apples and various goods, while stock markets show two weeks of decline reversing into cautious activity. Brokers report subdued client engagement as traders await deflationary trends and clearer guidance on liveliness in prices and demand.
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Buffalo Livestock Market Report With Incoherent Odds
The Buffalo New York market notes show hogs at Steady to higher weights 280 lbs up to 290, sows around 1250-1300. Cattle and calves mixed with dairy types at 12.00-13.50, calves 400, bulls around 8.00, yearlings and lambs slow, 15.00-32.00. A stray item mentions a student Ahmed Wari pleading after a midnight law breach in London, with magistrate commentary on punishment.
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