Plane Crash Kills Three Picnickers at Ladara Park
A Wright-flying plane crashed into Sunday picnickers at Ladara Park killing three, including pilot Mrs. Elie Walters and two-year-old Myra Coffey. George Porter, 23, of El Segundos, Calif, also died. Deputy reports indicate the plane came from a Douglas Aircraft plant. Witnesses said a wing struck a treetop before the plunge. The two-year-old mother Mrs Lawana Coffey was seriously injured.
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Los and
Suss
Ang. 1
Ladara Park
George ‘Porter
el Segunds
Calif
Elie Walters
Myra Lyn Coffey
Los Angeles
Shenfi
Lawana Coffey
Douglas
Four Prisoners Escape Essex County Jail in Salem
Four armed prisoners described as very dangerous overpowered two guards at Essex county jail in Salem Massachusetts. They seized two firearms and robbed the guards of $100 before fleeing in a bold escape. One inmate James W. McDonald 20 of Worcester directed the breakout and helped open a jail safe. Authorities say the gang waited silently then freed fellow prisoners and locked a guard in his cell.
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AY Aber
Salem
Mass
Essex County
James W. McDonald
Worcester
Farewell party at Findley Lake for Mrs Pedensky
Social notes recount a Penn Electric Company farewell gathering at Albert Youngs Findley Lake cottage. Forty attended as Mrs Henry Pedensky left 13 years of service, with boating and a six o clock picnic supper followed by cards and rotor skating. Various locals and visitors are listed with weekend travel and visits to Cleveland Erie Jamestown and other communities.
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Lake Lottage
Albert Young
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Findley Lake
Henry Pedensky
Peden
Club Social Gatherings In Detroit And Cambridge
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Haines and daughter Mary Frances plan to make their home in Detroit. Mrs Haines and Mary Frances had been with Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson and family. Mrs H W White of Ol City returned home after a short visit with her daughter Ivins Dulane Pople. Lindy Mr White and Miss Amelia Wurster of Ol City visited for the day. Newlin tort departed for Cambridge, Mass after an extended visit in the area.
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Mary Mead
Connie Mead
Washington
James Mead
Tash Wayne Street
W. H. Gabler
East Couniess Street
Erie
Harold Black
Miss Alloway
Salem’ Evangelical Church
Stanley Bailey
Michael Kureloweich
Cleveland
Saunday
Mary Pysklywic
Leo Kusnit
St. Peter and Paul
Charles Wood
Titusville
George Wood
West Congress Street
Thad Lawson
Warren
Wayne Branch
Will Dyckes
Grace
John ‘Trostle Jett
McKeesport
Gloria Sullivan
Sally Sullivan
East Smith Street
Buffalo
Tonawanda
George Andrus
East Congress Street
Canadohia Lake
Eva Hill
Mabel Brown
Rosa Weslley
Fay Wynn
Doris Craker
R. D
Franklin
Phyllis Hazen
Arlene Ryan
Saegertown
Alberta, McElroy
South Center Street
Theresa Roach
Jamestown
Parente
BJ. Roach
East Main Street
Pred Bool
Pittaburgh
Otto Graf
Findley Lake
Pfc
Sidney Elston
Fort Belvoir
Sidney B. Elston
East Park Place
Alma Erickson
Roy Vogt
Esther Marie
Columbus
Robert Pitt
Amy. Skinner
East Wayne Street
Storighton
Wis
Mary Jane Rozelle
Main Street
Clarendon
Ruth Campbell
C. S. Peebles
Park ‘Street
William Lambain
Bill
Blairsville
Clyde VanDuser
Pavilion
Albert Childs
Snine Street
Douglas Rozelle
John
Deighter
Mary Jane
Richard Rozelle
Akron
N. Y
Lyle Johnson
Sampson, N
Leon Johnson
Corry Hospital
Glenna
Walon
Girard
Cyona Loveless
West Pleasiuit Alteet
Merle Haskell
Thurea
Gary
Crystal Beach
Canada
Magara Falls
Bie
Guy McGuire
Clinton
Ind
Zoe McGuire
Terre Haute
Lotlie McGune
Marilyn Breidenster
Baidle
Ticlen. Morrell
West Pleasatd Steet
Der
Leta Davey
Rose Davey
Chnnvaut
Lillie E. Royce
Brad- Tita
George Royce
Archie Goldfinel
Ruby Hildebrand
Theodore Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
York
G. F. Hildebrand
Constance
C. F. Hildebrand
Harriett Bartow
Punxsutawney
Miss Bartow
Helen Hildebrand
Arizona
Howerd Reel, Jr
North Bloomield
Ronald Triscuit
B.D. 1
West
Brederick Street
Detroit
Ohio
Charlotte Rouse
A. F. Young
Union City
Clark Johnston
New England States
Canida
Jane Butters
Caroline Schynski
Caroline Cochran Lenore Austin
Jane Waterhine
Marilyn Denton
Polreia Blanchard
Norma Jean May
Mildred Denton
Ujadohta Lake
Charles Graniy
Ye State College
T. Cronin
West Washington Street
Glenn Midgleton
Malcolm Haines
Mary Frances
Miah
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Patricia Howlett Honored At Mead Park
Miss Patricia Howlett celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at Mead Park hosted by her mother Mrs. Leo Howlett. Twenty relatives attended including ten children and out of town guests Mr and Mrs J Spiegel and daughter Linda from Erie. The hostess served cake and ice cream at three oclock and the children received favors while Miss Howlett received many gifts.
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Patricia Howlett
Mead Park
Leo Howlett
J, Spiegel
Linda
Spiegel
David
Erie
Local Couple Honored for 26th Wedding Anniversary
A Shady Avenue couple celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary yesterday at home with 35 relatives visiting. A simple picnic dinner was served in the yard around 2 o'clock, featuring three anniversary cakes. Mr and Mrs Hall received a large wall mirror as a gift, and guests enjoyed a social afternoon.
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Simary
Sacruey Axait
Shady Avenue
Hall
Cutting Panthers Meeting At Town Hall Report
The Guiting Panthers held a 4-7 Glub meeting at Town Hall with a brief business session. All members will receive 42 Club emblems. A social period followed and the next meeting is set for August 1st with Albert Bayle.
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Cutting Panthers
Guiting Panthers
Albert Bayle
Chautauqua Week Highlights Announced With Operas and Talks
The Chautauqua program lists opera nights Samson and Delilah and The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart, Old First Night Tuesday at 7:30, concerts with Mildred Waldman and Miriam Solovieff, an organ recital by George William Volk el, a peace address by Robert Blakely, Dear Ruth by Norman Krasna, Grange Day speakers J C Huttar and Henry Sherwin, and an Institute of World Missions run from August 17 to 22.
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Chautauqua
Chau- Visagua
Saint Sgons
Mozart
Chautauqua Opera Association
Symphony Orchestra
Inildred Waldman
Miriam Solovieff
Stoup
George William Volkel
Robert X. Blakely
The
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Ruth
Norman Krasna
J. C. Huttar
G.L. F. Exchange
Ithaca
Henr. D. Sherwin
New York State Grange
Institute of World Missions
Hanks Couple Welcome Son at Cory Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dinuig Tas Hanks of 112 West Pleasant Street welcomed a baby boy at Cory Hospital this morning. Mrs Hanks was formerly Norman Tentiuisen.
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Dinuig Tas Hanks
West Pleasant Street
Cory Hospital
Reunion Sunday At Walter Keppel Home
Reunion Sunday at Walter Keppel home The group visited the Keppels at their summer residence The Pines near Torpedy Acetals for a turkey and ham dinner were served on a long yard table decorated with pine boughs Hiking and visiting continued into the evening as several members stayed for supper
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Walter Keppel
the Pines
Torpedy
En- Roynd
President Schultz of Allegheny College Dies Dies
Meadville August 11 Dr Jak Richie Schultz longtime Allegheny College president since 1943 died today after a brief illness He was 112 A former English professor and Redpath Chautauqua administrator in the 1920s he wrote articles about Mississippi writers and published letters by Mark Twain The report notes his varied career and a mistaken line about an evergreen bush reference.
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Tess Meadville
Jak Richie Schultz
Allegheny College
Schultz
Allegheny
Midwest
New England
New York
Schulty
Mississippi
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
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Franklin Pranklin
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Robert Harris
Wanda
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Erie Stadium
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