Local notices and political rally announcements in Erie region
A mixed batch of items covers misprint corrections on Montgomery Ward shoes, bail in a Warren assault case, changes to marriage license waiting periods, and votes on a utilities compromise. The batch highlights Erie County political rallies, upcoming air races, a Chrysler plant purchase, and planned Democratic events with state officials and dignitaries.
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Mike Hober
Columbus Township
Warren
Hober
Justice of the Peace
Richard T. Evans
Warran
Secretary of Health
MacBride Dexter
Glenwood Park
Erie
Erie County
Senator Couzens in Grave Condition After Operation
United Press reports Michigan Senator James Couzens, 62, resting comfortably in grave condition at Colonial Hospital Rochester after a kidney removal operation. Mayo Clinic doctors and relatives monitor him following complications in a gall bladder surgery six weeks earlier.
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United Press
Rochester
Minn
James Couzens
Michigan
Colonial Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Walman Walters
Mayo
Finze
Couzens
Chatham
Onn
Detoit
Henry Ford
Couzen
Ford Company
Fords
Ford
Aged Corry Man Dies After Stroke at Home
Walter S. Carpenter of 300 East Washington street died suddenly last evening around 7:30 after being stricken with apoplexy in Celoron. He was 79, a Gary resident for 83 years, and is survived by his wife, son William Carpenter of North Wales Pennsylvania, and daughter Mrs. Ross Marsh of Woodbury Heights New Jersey. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Bracken Keating funeral chapel.
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Walter S. Carpenter
East Washington Street
Celoron
N. C
Mr. Carpenter
Gary
William Carpenter
North Wales
Ross Marsh
Woodbury Heights
N. I
Misleading Republican Voter Card Sparks Suspicion
Republicans across the county received postcards urging party registration to vote for or against listed candidates. The unsigned ad drew scrutiny as omitting Marsh and Kitts and potentially signaling manipulation. Ghosh Cook, a top Republican hopeful for Register of Wills, suggested the card was a mistake or mishandled, while naming Swartz as its alleged source.
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Corry
Ghos
T D. Cook
Register of Wills
Marsh and
Kitts
Perans
Tam
Ben Swartz
Pettifoggine
Used strings to fire punkin balls at self
Brookville August 23. Jacob A Burkhart of Sigel used strings to discharge both barrels of a shotgun loaded with punkin balls in woodland near Sigel. He died of self inflicted chest wound Monday, body found later after Boy Scouts aided search.
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Brookville
Sigel
Jacob A. Burkhart
Ira Bowser
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Bowser
Wallace Family Reunion Held At Cutting New York
Seventh annual Wallace reunion took place in Cutting New York on August 4 with 48 relatives and six guests present. A humorous program and social time followed. Officers elected included President Cecil Humphry Vice President Bertha Humphrey and Secretary Ina Wallene. The group plans to meet at the Humphrey home next year.
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Wallace
Cutting
N.Y
Cecil Humphry
Bertha Humphrey
Ina Wallane
Humphrey
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