Lightning strike hits Blue Eye home in Aug storm
An August 17 report notes a lightning strike during a storm damaged a Blue Eye home but the fire was extinguished. The item lists numerous local residents visiting, telephoning, or calling at nearby homes and mentions a death notice for Jonas Sandburg of Ortonville Minnesota, aged 69, with survivors including siblings in Carry Titusville Jamestown and the local area. The piece includes arrivals from Corry Youngsville Jamestown and Warren and references to a Plymouth car and several social visits.
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Minnesota
Warren Kingsley
Youngsville
Joe Muleke
Corry
Maud Griswold
Mike Bacsa
Day Gletten
Riply
Martha Griswold
MM. Anderson
Evelyn B. Warren
Walter Crosby
Helet
Mita
Josephine Cosby
Jamestovta
Sandburg
Arthur Baccus
New Plymouth
Andl Mys
George Kuxmas
Carter Hill
Petey Stastle
Monessen
Tue Willpowtea
Roy DeJeans
Floyd Griswold
Mary Mead
Columns
Crarg Capwell
Corey
P. D. Harvick
Charles
Margaret Sandburg
Wrightsville Union
Hayles Grove
Mike Bacha
Mary
Blathe Fuze
bin Lukachko
Erie
Charles Sandiirg
Warren
Graham of
Mike Bucha
Wilma Bingley
Bil. Jaquith
Yates
Eric
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Burn Pain Relief
San Cura Ointment is advertised as a top first aid for burns cuts and bruises claiming rapid relief and healing. The ad notes guarantees refunds if not satisfied after a 60 cent jar and promotes use for fissures boils pimples and other skin ailments with emphasis on antiseptic action.
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Cts
Actyi
Beaverdam Stretch Projects Seek Federal Approval
Erie County officials expect quick federal approval for a $263000 1934 road program. Three projects include 2.5 miles west from W Lake Road, 3.75 miles Wattsburg to Beaverdam, and paving Wy 127th Street from Liberty to Weackler. Concrete for first two, asphalt for last. County to receive $253000 of regional allotment.
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Erie County
Helen M. Schilratt
Samuel S. Lewis
Harrisburg
W. Lake Road
Wattsburg
Beaverdam
Farmer must map land use for next decade study
East Lansing Aug 10 United Press reports Dr George Wehrwein of Wisconsin argues farmers must classify every acre by use. Only half the land is needed for food, the rest should be forested recreation or wildlife. Wisconsin counties already begin zoning and classify lands for agriculture ferry or recreation with federal aims to curb land booms and improve agriculture.
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United Press
East Lansing
Mich
Aml
George
Wehrwein
Agtiouituya! Weanomiss
University of Wisconsin
Webinwein
United States
Wis
Second death by own action within 48 hours in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City Clarence E. Magee, 41, committed suicide by shooting himself after an estrangement with his wife. He had worked at Shelby tube plant, slept late, and was found dead by his housekeeper after a shot was heard. Also, John Reese, 99, remained unconscious after a highway crash on Sutton street when a car driven by Thomas Gricks collided with Andrew Salesiy’s vehicle. Salesiy admitted drinking.
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New Castle
Ellwood City
Clarence E. Magee
Shelby
Magee
John Reese
Sutton Street
Thomas Gricks
Reese
Andrew Salesiy
Allwood City
Salesile
Potive
Fire at Oil City Causes Major Damage to Building
Spectators thronged nearby streets as three Oil City fire companies battled a stubborn blaze in the old First building at Hast Second and Church Streets for two hours Saturday night. Damage is estimated over 10000, insurance likely to cover most, rebuilding anticipated.
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Oil City
Plan District Office at Kane to Be Relief HQ
Kane Aug 18 plans set Kane as the relief headquarters for Area Nine under the State Emergency Relief Board start Sept 15. If suitable quarters and rental can be found, Works Division offices now in Bradford will move to Kane and all federal aid projects in Warren McKean and Cameron counties will be coordinated there.
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Kane
Vnminaeed
Warren
Works Division
Bradford
M L M Sorority Initiation Plans Revealed
The M M sorority begins initiation of the new generation with a meeting at Miss Dorothy Morrow's home tonight at eight. Members should attend today and the week includes a second meeting at Miss Amelia Christensen’s on E Man Street Wednesday evening. Formal initiations are planned at Miss Jane Raymond’s Friday. A dance party occurred at the Cou sith on Saturday evening. Tickets are available from Miss Belly Walcox.
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M. M
Dorothy Morrow
Amelia Christensen
E. Man Street
Jane Raymond
Cou Sith
Mss Belly Walcox
Meaning of Simon Pure phrase origins
The phrase Simon Pure means genuine and traces to Susanna Centlivre's 1715 play A Bold Stroke for a Wife. In the drama a character impersonates a Quaker preacher named Simon Pure to gain a guardian's consent to woo a rich heiress, then the real Simon Pure reveals himself.
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Simon Pure
Susanna Centlivre
Qeaker
Simon Pore
Pathlinder Magazine
Miners Move Headquarters to Washington
The United Mine Workers of America have moved their national offices to Washington, establishing an entire floor of a modern office building for the national officers and staff. President John L. Lewis maintains a private office as the union shifts toward greater influence in national labor policy. The move follows NRA-driven importance of federal labor legislation, with the union asserting cost savings on travel and hotel expenses and expanding nationwide organization to about 400,000 members.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
NRA
Lewis
Lmne
350 Civil Court Case List For Fall Trials
RIB Aug 16 article states 350 wares have been placed on the annual Fall trial list announced by Prothonotary James N. Wilson. Every civil case will be tried. first trials begin Oct 8 during a two week session. Remaining cases to be continued in December January March and April civil court sessions. Listing of all cases on a single trial list was ordered by Judges A P Rossiter and William B Hirt earlier this summer.
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James N. Wilson
A. P. Rossiter
William B. Hirt
Paulson Named Head Northern Pa Firemen
Andrew Paulson was named chief of the Corry Fire Department and will serve as president of the Northern Pennsylvania Wiremen Association for the coming year at the fourth annual convention in Conneaut Park. More than 600 members attended the banquet at the Hotel Conneaut. The event featured water battles on the lakefront, a team contest won by Meadville and Saegertown, and a girls’ water battle with Saegertown defeating Meadville. Charles Joyce of Sharpsville was elected fresh view president. Fred Casman of Meadville was named second vice president. G. L. Leberman of Meadville secretary. C. W. Gackentach of Greenville treasurer. The next convention is set for August 14 1935 at a location chosen in December.
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Moadviser
Pennsylvania
Conmensu Late Park
Andrew Paulson
Corry Tire Department
Franke K. Robinson
New Castle
Hotel Conneaut
Notel
Willian Mererbacher
Davis Hose Company
No. 4
Meadville
Saegertown
Straus
Lake Front
Saegerstown
Daughters of
Meadell
Frank L. Robinson
New ‘Castle
Association
J. H. Joyce
Sharpsville
Fresh View
Fred Casman
Vicw
G. L. Leberman
C. W. Gackentach
Greenvills
Coilhclinian
Snoon
Fred Smith
Branklin
Ben Hartland
New Gesthe
Vaudeville at Rex Theatre Aimed at Stage Night
Vaudeville act with twenty performers including songs, dance, comedy and novelties comes to Rex Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday August 14 and 15. Features Ray Santley’s St Moritz Band Caprin Sisters Bohani Dawn Svhovle Twins and more with stunts by College and Virginia personality girls. Also the stage feature 1H' B, Warner in Sorrell and Son a dramatic tale of a father deserted.
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Othe Pymenes
Rex Theatre
ARIS
Ray Santley
St. Moritz
Caprin Sisters
Boh Ani Dawn
Svhovle Twins
Virginia
Sten
Stree Entertainment
Runsray
Warner
Sorrell and Son
Crushed Under Car in Clintonville Auto Crash
Two teens, Woodrow Riddle 17 and Paul Wekin 16, suffered minor injuries while a third, 13 year old Ol CPPY, died four minutes after a collision on the Clintonville highway last night. The victims’ classmates Geraldine Neilumitk and others were not seriously hurt. A separate bulletin reports Clarence Harpus 31 killed by lightning while digging a grave in Seymour.
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Ol Cppy
Woodrow Riddle
Veur
Clintonville
Rovalas Corners
Paul Wekin
Clintonyilie
Byrd Gertrude Neilumitk
North Washington
Mise Neitudalele
Tecov
Eaken
Seymour
Clarence Harpus
Mim
Classified ads of all kinds seek local buyers and help
A fragment from a newspaper classified section lists categories from Personal and Lost to Help Wanted and Business Opportunities. It mentions ads for automotive services, building trades, and professional services. A stray entry notes a lost heifer and a note about a carpenter in Corry, Pennsylvania, with contact hints.
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la Boat
Souree Journal
Mit
U—Business Service
Servion
Wemate
Mals and
Wemale St—Solicitors
Canvassere
Genta
Investmenta
Storks
Bonde
Loa
Mortgagas
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Wilma
Bindley
Costy
Plan District
ML. M
Roe
Beneving Nou
Ashe
Snell
Rous Prnate
Alain — Hon
Variew Jets
Paulson
Northern
Ene
Roosevelt
Vy de la Harnoom
Union City, PA
Cascade Portfolio
Condra Pharmacy
Bo Miy
Ing and Contracting
Elmer McElroy
Washington Street
Tex
Bnet
Haniel Clark Co
Cory
Thompson's Poultry
Mra
HM Absunier
R. D
Gladioli
Carry
Goll. C. Curtis
Center Street
Frederick Street
Tequire
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