One Erie Man to Be Given Hearing Today
Placido Presutti 5, of 1085 Wealiss street charged with the murder of Joseph Lakente 34 of 170 West 16th street following a quarrel. Preliminary hearing set for 3 p m August 27 before Alderman Mward Shigstl. Presutti pleaded not guilty and is held without bail.
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Erie
BRI
Placido Presutt
Wealiss Street
Joseph Lakente
16Th Street
Fae Mongy
Lay
Mward Shigstl
Presuthi
Sapt
George Christoph
Presutti
Murderer's Rent County Prison
Paschice
North East
AlLade
Missionary Society Meeting At Lutheran Parish
St Pan's Women's County Society met at the Lutheran church parlor with William Hall and Mrs Don Hall hosting. R S Burr led a devotional, Mrs Arno Gustafson played piano as hymns were sung. Readings from Prom Jerusalem followed by remarks from Mrs Burr and others. flood relief in China and the Russian regime were noted.
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William Hall
Don Hall
St. Pan's Women's County Society
Lutheran Church
R. S. Burr
Arno Gustafson
Burr
Raymond Ander
Raith Miller
A. Williams
China
Sador
Atunist
Golia Bagley
New Castle
Four Million For Roads In Past 10 Years
Franklin reports that nearly 4 million dollars has been spent on new highways in Venango County over nine years. Records show 3,070,045.84 expended since 1922 and 1,266,?08.00 paid by the county, financed by three bond issues in 1922 1920 and 1927 plus taxes. The figure excludes several ongoing projects from Lakes-to-Sea to Oil City and the Rose Gardens to President areas.
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Franklin
Rockland Yard
Oakland Rose Gardens
Venango County
Commissioners
Lakes-to Sea
Utiex Borough
Imjenton
Salina
Oil City
Oak Jond Rose Gardens
President
Dewey Family Holds Reunion at Calinbe Community Church
The 18th animiar reunion of the Dewey family was held at the Calinbe Community Church on August 26. A picnic dinner served by committees followed a business meeting with officers elected including Elliant Hush as president and Saran Page as secretary and treasurer. A steering committee was appointed, and plans were made to hold the event at the same place the last Wednesday in August next year. The afternoon featured visiting and athletic sports for children, with music by Mrs. Lipsie Reeves.
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Dewey
Calinbue
Wacheli
Elliant Hush
Saran Page
Willis Pod
Cartefcurtis
Wiya McCray
Louise Dewey
Hall Lao
Chttdren
Lipsie Reeves
Another Raid on Kennel Club Arrests in Erie County
State police under Captain John C. Mauk raided the Kennel Club building late last night, arresting twelve men on six counts of gamb ling and the use of dogs for racing. Officers seized gambling paraphernalia and uniforms, with no opposition reported.
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Kennel Club
Erie Sennéllab
John C. Mauk
Justice of the Peace
Walter B. Goodwin
Wesleyville
Wesleyville Juste
J. C. Mauls
Fou
Three Die In Pittsburgh Auto Crashes This Week
United Press reports three people were killed in recent Pittsburgh area auto wrecks. Jot Cooney of Aliquippa died when struck by a car driven by Daniel Mitchell, former chief of police of South Helgits borough, in West Aliquippa. A woman died of pneumonia believed linked to the injuries from the crashes. Other victims include Fred Gumbartner, a Rocks truck driver in McKee's Rocks, who was injured.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jot Cooney
Aliquippa
Daniel Mitchell
South Helgits
West Aliquippa
Fred Gumbartner
McKees
Automobiles Cause Fatalities In Separate Crashes
Reports say Harry Fintemayer and helpers halted a runaway truck in Cemetery Lane after it damaged Galimbartner, who died at a hospital. A truck cranking incident fatally crushed George Spang, 20, in Bellevue. Elizabeth Cain, 35, of Long Island, dies in Presbyterian Hospital from pneumonia linked to fractures from an auto crash on the Lincoln highway in Somerset County on August 17.
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Cemetery Lane
Harry Fintemayer
Galimbartner
George Spang
Bellevue
Elizabeth Cain
Long Island
Presbyterian Hospital
Lincoln Highway
Somerset County
Government Turnover figure cited for White State employees
The United States civil service commission reports an average of about 60,000 yearly appointments to government posts. Positions are filled to replace those vacated by death resignation transfer or inability. The figure is presented as the average annual turnover among White State government employees.
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United States Civil-Service Commission
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SwaARiZ Canidae Register of Wile Practical Gapadie
A garbled message references support for an organization or initiative named SwaARiZ Canidae and a register related to practical gaps. It mentions Texa and Qoualy Freq with unclear meaning and likely names or terms. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent facts or concrete events.
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Alacido Presutti
Joseph Lucente
Lavente
Colgate’s Tooth Paste
Alechal
Keister
J. C. Mauk
Carpiral White
Gray, Donnelly
Hayten
Shay
Muhleyek
Bradbury
Mcwen
Everready
Barber’s
E. Doane
W. Mai St
Montgomery
Warp & CO
N. Center ST
Corry
West's
Beth
Good Street
Path
Dempsey's Market
Bate
Ralph S. Dewey
Starr
Washing- Corry
West Pleasant Street
Amethyst Broodh
Columbo
Russell Walliams
Martin's
Union City
Franklin Street
gunvanked Felers School _of Realty Culture
Banner
Clarion
Corry and Vicinity
Atarling Galary
Learing
Painter
Uta
Harold Gare
East
Congress Street
R. Smh
C. W. Moore
Loveland Farm
Scotts Crossing
HL. C. Warner
Rochester
Carmen
A. i .Oings
North
Gaston
Findley Lake
J. N. Norton
Wrank
Lis Street
Tate
Alexander
Nort Center Street
Brankslin Street
Wright Street
Legard
West Park Place
Maple Ave
Tretnor Mead
Howe
Lourmal
Washington St Inquirer
Jumibus
Saus
Fyeshield
Warl ‘Thompson
Watts Wats
N.Y
BG. Smith
Clough
E.G. Smith
Goal
John H. Clough
Columbus Avenue
Sciola Road
City of
Charles H. Geiger
James B. Yard
Erie County
Tata
Annette YouNe
Clerk of Courts
Tia
Texa
Amily
Ine
John D. Rockefeller
Model
DasRyco
Penna
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