Opening of the Penn a deer season and local notes
Regular city council meeting planned for Monday evening. A goose wandered along Center Street attracting many eyes. PA RR reports freight carloadings for week ending Nov 25 totaled 85 341 cars, up 18 percent from last year but below the week of Nov 18. Erie county lawmakers backed Gov. Pinchot liquor program in final vote. A Warren marriage license issued to Stuart M Forsline and Alice Paula Palmer of Corry. Bly Culbertson proposes a contract bridge widow concept to add uncertainty and skill to the game.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Stuart M. Forsline
Alice Paula Palmer
Corry
Bly Culbertson
Culbertson
Meadville Man Freed After Felonious Assault Charge
Sam Catania of Meadville was freed on a felonious assault charge after a downtown restaurant quarrel in which Joe Consiglio was wounded. He faced liquor violation charges tied to a December 31 city police case, with District Attorney Stuart A. Culbertson and defense attorney C. D. Mook involved.
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Meadville
Sam Catania
Ralph A. Schrubb
Catania
Joe Consiglio
Stuart A. Culbertson
C.D. Mook
Union City plans for CWA funds on reservoir project
Union City will present plans to County Administrator Arthur Vicary at Erie for approval to begin work next month on a new dam and improvements to the existing reservoir to ensure a better water supply. The proposal, discussed by city engineers, includes labor estimates and funding details, while residents propose additional street improvements such as Pinchot type roads on Market and Bridge streets to Concord Street, with costs kept low.
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Union City
Arthur Vicary
CWA
Erie
East Side
Market Street
East High Street
Bridge
Concord Street
Board reorganizes as new directors join meeting
The Board of Education will hold a Monday evening meeting to reorganize with two newly elected directors present. Grace Durham of 211 Franklin Street won an award at the Rex theatre Wednesday.
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Board of Education
Grace Durham
Franklin Street
Rex Theatre
County Officials Split on State Road Plan in Pennsylvania
Erie delegates debate a bill authorizing state takeover of all township roads, about 4000 miles in Erie County. Supporters say it will cut local costs and improve roads, while opponents warn of centralized power in Harrisburg and erosion of county control. The measure, backed by Governor Pinchot, would fund maintenance and upgrades from the motor license fund and faces a contentious final vote.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Erie County
General Assembly
William J. Supplee
Supplee
Harrisburg
Harvey M. Willis Saidne
Wills
Senate
Giffard Pinchot
Slug and Rob Man at Warren
Warren police seek the identities of two masked assailants who attacked Gus Maniakas, owner of the New York Restaurant, as he walked home Tuesday night. The robbers struck him with a blackjack, leaving him unconscious with a sore arm and bruised head, and escaped with little money.
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Warren
Gus Mania— Kas
New York
Garage
Mantakes
Farmer Charged With Cruelty After Horse Death
Humane Officer Harry J. Schrub arrested Budd Brandt in Spartansburg on cruelty to animals charges. Brandt allegedly clubbed a horse to death and fired rifle shots into the animal. He pled guilty before Justice C. N. Titus and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Wee 1
Humane
Harry J. Schrub
Spartansburg
Budd" Brandt
Brandt
Justice of the Peace
C. N. Titus
Grand Valley Man Injured in East City Accident
Charles Allen, 53, of 72 Grand Valley, is hospitalized with a fracture to the right leg above the ankle after an evening collision with a car driven by Enos Gifford of Pleasantville. Gifford and his father Thomas Gifford reported Allen walked along East Main Street and fell against the vehicle, injuring him as he landed on the pavement.
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Pleasantville
Oo Cal
Gifford
East Main Street
City Lime
Allen
D A S Office Refuses Erie Speakeasy Raids Policy
December 1 report says the district attorney will not authorize raids on Erie speakeasies and moonshine spots. Chief William Detzel will hand a list to Mortimer Graham for action. Assistant DA Burton R. Laub says raids are not the office policy and prosecutions follow police actions.
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Detzel
Erie
Gbice
Moon
Ots
William Detzel
Mortimer
Graham
Burton R. Laub
Hunter Found Dead in Camp Near Norwich
Woodcockboro resident A. Xi. Bideaux, aged 65, well known in McKean county, was found dead in his hunting camp near Norwich on Wednesday morning after leaving his home on Tuesday for deer season prep. His wife and daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Spaulding, discovered him. he had recently celebrated his 65th birthday and had retired after years running a general store in Woodcockboro.
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Meadville
Det
Eajix
Woodcockboro
Norwich
McKean County
Bideaux
Lonnie Spaulding
A. Xi
Woodcorlebora
Linesville Woman May Lose Eye In Odd Mishap
Mrs. Hester Weaver, 97, of Linesville, may lose her left eye after a peculiar accident at her home on Wednesday. A bullet wound in the left cheek resulted when a small cartridge exploded while she disposed of rubbish in the kitchen stove. she was treated by Dr H H Walker and transported to Spencer Hospital by local residents.
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Meadville
Hester Weaver
Linesville
Spencer Hospital
Adjourned suit over crude emblem case in Pennsylvan ia
In Pranklin December 1 the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Association sued Rad Hill Oil Company of Philadelphia for damages over improper use of the association emblem. Judge Lee A. McCracken adjourned the case until January 2 after three days of testimony as the group had not finished presenting evidence.
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Pranklin
Aiation
Radhill Oi Company
Philadelphia
Lee A. McCracken
Death Claims Will L. Doud Former Columbus Resident
Will L. Doud 68 a former Columbus resident died at his home in Dallas Oregon after a lingering illness. Survived by his wife Mary Crosby Doud and two daughters Edith and Frances. Born in Clearfield Pennsylvania he moved to Columbus as a boy and served in the Spanish American War later working as superintendent of transportation and sanitation in Manila. He married Mary Crosby in Columbus and they returned to the Philippines before settling in Oregon in 1914 where he engaged in fruit growing and served as county assessor for five years. Funeral services and interment will be in Oregon.
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Columbus
Will L. Doud
Dallas
Oregon
Mary Crosby Doud
Edith
Frances
Clearfield
Dou
How on 2 Lost Her F Chi Gained Phy
The fragmentary note reports on an unclear event involving loss and gain in a physical context. It mentions a person or team associated with the initials F Chi and hints at a transformation or outcome related to strength or condition. Further readable details remain elusive.
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How ON
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