Vacationing Justice Stone Rows at Isle Au Hart
Supreme Court Justice Harlan Fisk Stone enjoys a close up portrait while boating at Isle au Hart Me He is a social figure at Isherford events and participates in local gatherings. The scene includes Paris disappearance theories about dancer Jean de Koven and her mother seeking U S aid while New York District Attorney office is shown and Premier Prince Konoye faces criticism for a Tokyo address.
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Isle Au Hart
Supreme Court
Harlan Fisk Stone
Justice Stone
Isherford
Paris
France
Jean de Koven
Fanny de Koven
U. S
Prince Jonoue
Japan
House of Peers
Tole
Princeton University
Konoye
Oldest Man Wishes to Visit Son in Warsaw
One of the oldest men in the world, Abraham Wishkovsky, 121, resident of the Daughters of Siseab home in New York, posed for a birthday camera study. He still reads and writes and has but one wish before death to visit his son in Warsaw, Poland.
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Abraham Wishkovsky
Daughters of Siseab
New York
Wishkovsky
Warsaw
Poland
Deny Forestry Course At Mont Alto Dropped
United Press reports Pennsylvania State College will discontinue the forestry course at Mont Alto Pa and move it to the main campus at State College. Gov Earle approved a bill transferring Mont Alto property to the college. The Mont Alto site will be closed and its facilities repurposed as construction continues.
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State College
Mont Alto
Hetzel
United Press State College
Pennsylvania State College
Mont Ato
Hulph of
Porkton
Earle
Beaverdam Becomes Hub for Social Events and Reunions
A busy Beaverdam spread with church events and family reunions as Rev and Mrs James A Hasey and many neighbors joined the Farmers Picnic at Waterford. Local residents attended weddings, visited relatives in North East and Elgin, and hosted gatherings at homes along Donation and Crossingville, with Grange and United Brethren meetings noted.
Grange Master to Visit Fair at Chautauqua County
Louis I. Taber national Grange master will be guest of honor at Grange day during the Chautauqua County Fair on Thursday September 5. He will speak twice one for Grangers in the morning and again in the afternoon in the grandstand. The day features several Grange events and contests with prizes for best units.
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Louis J. Taber
Chautauqua County
Louis I. Taber
National Grange
Tair Weele
Taboo
Sheay
Grangers Basket Lumeheon
Taber
Unidentified Body of Man Recovered From Bay
In Erib August 13 the olive department reported a thorough check of missing persons after the discovery of a badly decayed male corpse in the bay. The body, weighed about 165 pounds, aged around 40, stood five feet eight inches. Distinguishing clues included an engraved belt buckle, a blue checkered salt coat, black trousers, green gloves, and a Westclox pocket watch. Coroner W. R. Stroble took charge and the body was moved to Chapman’s morgue in Erie.
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Olive Department
Pau
Wes. Seley
Northside
Pittsburgh
Jstroble
Pitlee
Strable
Chapman's
Peach St
Weekend Visitors Move Among Local Homes
Sunday afternoon and evening guests of Mr and Mrs Irvin Gifford were Wattsburg residents, other guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Knickerbocker and Meadville family. Monday afternoon and slipper guests visited Rev and Mrs James A Higley. Elaine and Fenval Have from Union City visited Mrs Annie McDonnell. Miss Marie Bjorkquist of Corry visited Hagel Marsh and returned home Saturday. Mrs Vernis Follett of Hannaburg spent the weekend here and left Sunday evening.
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Beaverdam
James A. Hasey
Carl Proctor
Warren
Rexton
Gerald Bagley
George
Everett
Donald
Sorey Thesday
Ray Donaldson
North East
C. W. Follett
Munice Barnhart
Avital
Diblis
Oscar Kreider
Wil Cummlings
Corry
Charles Marlow, Jr
North Hast
Goulige Ottaway
Knapp
Union City
W. Wallett
Lyle Proctor
Claude Maynard
French Creek
Waller Proctor
Stanley
Leon Pond
Teepleville
James A. Higley
Little Cooley
Homer Proctor
Vic Adams-Amidon
Mm. U. Adams
Amos ‘Tanner
Mina Camas Ners
Aand
Sherman
Abbem Covell
Franklin Ag
Ant
Alvin Mowery
Louise
Ruth Saint
Franklin
Floyd Mapstr
Fam Lily
Cary
Stow
Chaitauqur Lake
Tom Higkle
Latrobe
Turtle Creek
Pittsburgh
Hibkle
Barbara. Lorenze
Fred Hilla
North Mast
Hid
Henry Filla
Mand Mes
Ted Lulz
Iam
Chapmaine Satucuay
Mra
Spencer ‘Thompsin
Mis
Walter Parkhurst
Gray Tomplins
Mire
W. H. Cummings
Grange In
Jerry Woods
John Dennis
Woods
Helen Denis
Dennis
Jacke Shubeck
John Deninis
Shubeck
Dorothy Potter
Frewsbry
Bertha Halon
Jamestown
Francis Fudow
Erie
Anmie McDonnell
Tom
Owen Fullom
Dell Alden
W. Follett
Eric
Follett
Melvin Donaldson
Proctor
Virgil Tarbell
Charles Grildings
Waterford
A. D. Stainbrook
Momsville
Irvin Gifford Ae
County reports severe crop damage from heavy rains
Estimated losses in Erie County range widely with total damage around 290000 as potatoes and other yields suffer. County agricultural officials note that one in twelve to fifteen acres may be ruined, with potatoes hit hardest and wheat oats and fruit crops also affected by the prolonged downpour.
Fierce Battle Rages in Streets of Shanghai
Read of Shanghai fighting breaking out as Admiral Yamamoto moves U S forces to assist and Chinese and Japanese armies clash near Nankow. Reports say Japanese troops occupy Nankow while Chinese defense stiffens. Chinese commanders mass forces in three fronts to enclose Japanese units and disrupt communications.
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Shanghai
Kiungwan
Dyital Missionary Society
Gare M
Harry ( Yamel
U. S. Navy
Augusta
Ching
Chong Chih-Chung
Shanghai-Nanking
Tokyo
Nankaw
Nankow
Pelpinig
Shichiachuang
China
Peiping
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Finnian F. Stone
Mrs. Banny de Koyen
Kremier Pritwc Konnye
Abraham Wiskkovstry
Ladies of
United Brethren Church
Adams-Amidon
J. E. Collins
Conrad
Porch
Aleigh
Liture Store
Schley
Shore
Lm, Meine
Zomity
W. R
Marga
Powell
Erie County
Paul Crossman
Mine County
E Xtension
Tato
Evory
Keister
Griffin Alvite
Kotex
N. R
Lyons
T. Po
Dr. West
Corry’s Price Setters
Feder
Onites
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