Fall Season Plans and Local Notices in Erie Area
Fall activities include Miss Louise Mount arranging her kindergarten opening, Dallysnans League Co operative Association members attending Waterford sub district meeting with Fred A. Sexauer speaking, and various local updates. A purse snatching victim reported in North Center. Gus Castrantes moves shop to 116 North Center Street. Misses St Pierre broadcast on WLBW Erie. United Brethren conference opens in Buffalo. ice railroad rates to Cleveland. marriage license issued to Laurie Baker and Lillian Johnson. Marine Corps training path disrupted for George Taylor. Governor Pinchot declines to discuss relief snarl. Northeastern Penitentiary at Lewisburg nearing capacity. Wattsburg Pain ad a factor in Erie expo. stock market dull. amateur contest entries for Labor Day in Columbus. dog head sent to Harrisburg after attack. Columbus Day meeting postponed. trial of Walter Witherup ongoing. pedestrian accidents remain high. milk permits issued by state Health.
Sparta Grange Meeting Shifted to Sept 5
Spartansburg notes announce Sparta Grange will meet on Wednesday September 5 replacing the September 8 session. Walter Barnes of Washington PA plans to visit 100 western PA granges. his humorous address is open to the public free of charge.
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Walter Barnes
Washington
Sparta Corry Road
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania
Barnes
George Davis
C. Ro Wrent
Seni
Old City
Chicago
Century of Progress
A's
William Fit
Marjory Huff
Alunder
P. Kelly
Baptist Shuren
Ketherins Healy
Harry Wallace
East Branch Cemetery
Bail Beardsley
Phidelia Scholton
Lakewood
A. C. Hall
Sinclairaville
Spring Creek
J. Skiff
North Tonawandt
WW. Y
Elwin Root
Lincolnville
Riceville
James McGowan
Downingtown
John McFate
Pittsburgh
Davis
Young farmer Merrill confident of acquittal in murder case
Carl N Merrill of Sheridan pled not guilty to a second degree murder charge for the death of Julius F Bauer during a quarrel. He was remanded to county jail as a formal hearing is scheduled August 31 before Justice Leo Boldt. District Attorney Walter C Newcomb noted the charge as a formality to develop facts while Merrill claims self defense.
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Buffalo
Carl N. Merrill
Sheridan
Julius F. Bauer
Milli Farmer
Quarrer
Walter C. Newcomb
Pesce
Leo
Boldt Dt Mavilla
Merrill
Newcomb
William J. Ireland
State Police
Pipe
Festset Bauer
Helen Bauer
Ardith
Ickes Visits Corry After Diamond Jubilee Oil Event
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and a large group of oil industry leaders visited Corry for a short time last evening before boarding eastbound train No. 580. They were en route home after attending Titusville Diamond Jubilee of Oil celebrations where Ickes delivered the keynote address at the Colonel Drake Memorial Park dedication.
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Sey Ickes
Corry
Harold Ickes
Titusville-Corry
Filer
Titusville
Tekes
Colonel Drake
Kane Paper Moves to New Plant in Kane
The Kane Republican reports publication moving to 200 North Fraley Street marking its fifth plant identity in forty years. Publisher G. Scott Smith receives congratulations by telegraph, mail, and newspapers. The Duplex press was overhauled and ready for daily editions as work continues on interior finishing with no loss of issues during the move.
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ANE
Kane Republican
North
Fraley Street
Monay
G. Scott Smith
Salvation Army
Chase and
Bayard Streets
Duplex
Provesa
Witt J Malikoff
G. W. Nash
Corry
Terest
J. W. d& A. P. Howard
Metal Desk Co to Reorganize in Federal Bankruptcy Filing
Aug 25 Jamestown Metal Desk Co moved a step toward reorganization with the filing of a petition in Federal Court under Section 77-B Chapter 8 of the Bankruptcy Act. This fifth petition in the district follows a recently enacted modification to corporate relief procedures. Judge John Knight signed the order approving the petition as properly filed under Section 7.
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BU. Alu
Te Jamestown Metal Deke Company
Tia
Itt Blackstone Avenue
Jamestown
John Knight
California race has national interest
Three days after a tooth extraction in Milwaukee Wisconsin Mrs Josephine Gregg aged 41 died from a hemorrhage of the cavity The report notes she had been in excellent health prior to the dentist visit and implies national interest in the California race context of the story.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Josephine Gregg
Gregg Wen
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Dallysnans, League Co-operative Association, Inc
Nog. A. K. Miller
North Center Alteet
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North Center Street
R. Morick
Mr. Castrantes
Wlaine
Agatha St. Pierre
WLBW
Erie
United Brethren
Christchurch
Ice Railroad
Cleveland
Brie
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Lillian DB. Johnson
Marine Corps
Parris Island
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Carl Taylor
Liberty Street
Pinthot
Lewisburg
Wattsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Columbus
Journal
Prines
Harrisburg
Frank Mannatrep
East Smith Street
Burlingame
Iitness
Walter Witherup
Frank Vierling
Knox
Clark N. Witherup
Kennerdell
St Franklin
Contiiule
Féibeng
State Department of Health
Sparta Grange
Bert Milley
W. M. Jacob
William Sandberg
Billy
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Youngsville
Sandberg
Charles Penoyer
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Wesleyville
Davie Gait
Finneral
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Madison, Wisy
Marnie Hastman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sherriff
Cotties
Farmer
Jon Pipe
Rad‘nif
Ronald Dale
Dale Bowen
Bowen
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M. E. Church
Eriday
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Baptist Church
Theodore Moody
on-Gauren Street
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Federal Reserve System
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Miss Ker
By Paul Robinson
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Kane Paper
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McCormick-Deering
JM. Cyoscutt
Musical Merchant
Statad
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East Sth
Eric, Pa
Booth Center Street
Fourth Ave
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Iquire
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Concord Street
Horace Barton
Blaine Street
North Hast
Pastao
California
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American Legion
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