Local notes mix weather figures and community updates
Kenneth Young of West Parte Piqce among Lupdrad purr pus drawn for October term of vil court convening Monday in Brie. Chawley Shaver from Euehit pireet touring France with Gold Star Mothy brs. Sherman News records annual highwity census at Hupley Findley Lake Clymer road intersection with counts by road segments. Funeral for David Frost age 7 noted. Pigeon services. ministers from Marienville churches to officiate. bankrupted Warren Haynar Silver Bable Wes Company case filed by president Hebert Be on. Lif assets schedule to be filed within 1 day at Brackenridge. school board delays for directors. no non support sessions until after November criminal. Various local notices include hunting license delays, railway stock holdings, Meadeville church visit, revenue freight totals, and Salvation Army services at Vandergrift.
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Kenneth Young
West Parte
Warren Haynar Silver Bable Wes Company
Warren
Ita
Hebert Beon
Steward Heads Ziccardi Case Day Leaders In Before Grand Campaign
Campaigners travel to Gary for meetings Thursday and Friday September 1 and 4 with speakers Miss Norman Brown of Bloomington and Hon Oliver W Stewart of Chicago at the First Baptist Church. Grand jury week opens August term in Sessions Court with Judge Thomas W Watson assisting. Ralph Ziccardi of Grove City linked to two murder cases from last Thursday night, cases may be postponed to November. other court list includes code violations desertion non support and larceny.
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Shelly
Gary
Norman Brown
Bloomington
Ilinois
Oliver W.stewart
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Mranletie
Thomas W. Watson
Butler
Lee A. MelCracken
Henango
Casey
Alfred L. Moody
Waterloo
Triana Johe
Ralph Ziccards
Grove City
Rehief Speaker
Acthan Coast
Willian Hollman
Burkeyville
Bel
Alto News
Act To Break Up American Army Nomad Children
United States federal action targets 200000 nomad minors wandering from home amid the Great Depression. Officials push research and publicity to urge cities to form a national transient service fund and curb the wanderers before they become permanent social parasites.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
Washington
America
Department of Labor
A. W. McMilten
University of
McMillen
Brown
Calif
Loval
Raise
Sessions Set For Women Men And Youth In September
A sequence of special sessions is planned with noon events starting September 4. Women will speak in Incheon with Russ Brown addressing them, men receive a noon luncheon address by Mr. Stewart, and youth attendees will hold a youth banquet led by James W. Crain of Indianapolis. The series aims to promote temperance and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The Flying Squadron Foundation books speakers to advocate government policy, asserting the amendment can be maintained only by decisive action.
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Incheon
Russ Brown
Stewart
James W. Crain
Indianapolis
Preventive and protective campaigns urged by children's bureau
The children's bureau of the Department of Labor urges two community activity types to curb youth restlessness and keep boys at home. It calls for open road glamor mitigation, personal influence by social workers, shelter and food, and an end to shifting youths to other towns. A railroad detective incident highlights the concern.
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Children's Bureau
Department of Lab
Galt
Bey
Extended Pavement Repairs Move Through City Streets
The State Highway Department extends the pavement repair program to South Center street and fixes the approach to Center Main street. Crews work on West Pleasant street relaying pavement and addressing holes nearby. A large repair gang operates in front of the First ML church and the First Avenue intersection has been rebuilt. A separate incident involves youths on a freight train where a boy threatened to shoot unless they left.
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State Highway Department
South Center Street
Center Main Street
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Sharper swindler targets Ludlow and Warren merchants
A swindler, likely the same man who hit Warren last week, worked the hog check racket in Ludlow on Wednesday. He posed as a Pennsylvania Railroad employee, made a small purchase, then presented a check for 829.60 that was returned as no good. The fraudulent check bore the same amount as one offered in Warren.
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Warren
Aug
Lundlow
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Struck by Button Leaves Boy Eye Less in Franklin
Franklin August 20 28 A 12 year old boy Charles Burl son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burk of Galloway was struck in the left eye by a button from a toy played with by the lad. He was taken to Franklin hospital Wednesday and surgeons removed the injured eyeball Thursday. The button broke and a small fragment struck the eye with no large piece injuring him.
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Franklin
Charles Burl
Arthur ‘Burk
Galloway
Pranklin Hospital
Charles
Audit Notice of Wills and Orphans Court in Erie 1882
Executors Administrators Guardians and Trustees filed accounts in Erie Court House. Auditor list includes Bertha Heidt Ottomar Jarecki George Draper Raymond Git Mary Cowden and many others. Hearing set for September 12 1982 at 10 AM with further audit dates September 26 1882.
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Orphans’ Court
Lie ‘Eeister
Orphana’ Court
Winty
City of
Erie
Standac
Bertha Heidt
Ottomar Jarecki
George P. Draper
Raymond Git
Mary C. Cowden
Chas
Washburn
Bernard Schroeck
H.W. Alverson
Barbara Schraedey
Jeannette G Merz
Lenora Weber
Wiliam Weber
Irene Dougherty
Emma J. Mcallister
Lorenza A. Stowe
Anna McMahon
Duranee C. Saires
Suran Prehoda
Lucille Benson
Ila M. Whitney
Mary A. Hapviser
Perm
Statford
Nellie Wirks Hedde A“ Drake
Micabeth Darling
Melissa H. Carver
John Eisnasrk McAllis
Elizabeth Gallaher
Milired
Virginia Cy
Nicholas Ieftman
Sunde Programs Of Lord To Christia Firat Church Park Street
Sunde programs at Christia Firat Church on Park Street include a 9 50 A M service with sermons and readings, a 11 00 A M sermon by Mrs Lill, a 7 30 P M evening service, and midweek meetings. The church announces readings rooms and readings on Center Street, with notes on baptisms, music, offertory, and guest speakers.
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Ralph
Pak
Bes
Kinney
Worthington
Posthuile
United Bs Center
Aleet
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