Final dividend set for defunct Erie Bank receivership
Charles B. Leslie, deputy receiver, announced a final 9.7 million dollar dividend for Erie Bank creditors. About 56 percent already paid across four previous dividends, with two more distributions planned before February. Depositors who hold uncashed checks totaling 4,677 will be processed. any unclaimed funds will be returned to Washington after completion.
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UAW
Lee
National Barle
Belen M
Pet
Charles B. Leslie
eShie
Sul
Leslie
Washington
Shoot and Run Nimrod Hunted After Fatal Shot
In Ma, two youths Samuel Monella 16 and Angelo Monella 13 were shot while hunting near Goal Hill as they crouched with their father Carl Monella. A shotgun blast from brush 30 yards away wounded them. the shooter fled, the family pursued but the assailant escaped, leaving investigators to seek the nimrod responsible.
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Whois
Uwardens
Nimrod
Samuel Monella
Angelo
Strugk
Monellis
Carl Moneta
France
Erie Man Arrested on Morals Charge
Br ie Dec 2 Charged with enticing a fifteen year old Erie girl to Conneaut Ohio for two days for immoral purposes Sam Ladig 92 07 Peach street held in county jail awaiting federal investigation Ladig arrested 1 30 a m Sunday at East Dake road New Panklin Avenue by Detectives John Reagan and Cheeter Miler on a charge of enticing a minor child
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Brie
Win Chaling
Erie
Conneaut
Ohio
Sam Lasig
Peach Street
Ladig
East Dake Road
New Panklin Avenue
John Reagan
Cheeter Miler
Columbus Society Bazaar Grange Election and Events
Columbus Society plans a bazaar and Grange election with a community dinner and various social visits. The Ample Colby family and many local residents attended Thanksgiving gatherings and Grange officer elections with Gerald Paulkner as elector master and a Christmas party slated for the next meeting.
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Columbus Society
Grange
Columbus
Robert Christensen
Bradford
Pete Christensen
Mason
Colby
Helen
B. Gy
Beckwith
Russell
Jack Raymond
Oscar Raymond
Ernest Button
Punaroa
Elin Walker
Wi Tna Bi
Cony
Fayette Curtis
Carleton
My. A. B. Porter
Boy Killed by Auto in Norman Crowell Incident
A boy was struck and killed by a motor vehicle in front of a residence near Norman Crowell. Immediate medical aid arrived but the child died. authorities investigated the scene and reported the fatality to the family and local residents.
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Boy
Auto
Edinboro Infant Fatally Burned in Kitchen Accident
Two month old Frank Leroy Homrath, of Edinboro, died after a spill in a kitchen where a pail of boiling water was placed. Betty Homan, his mother, had set the pot to mop the floor and the child, sent to play, returned and fell into the hot liquid. He suffered severe burns to the cheeks arms and body and died at St Vincent's Hospital after admission Saturday afternoon or evening.
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Dee
Me Norn
Frank LeRoy Homrath
Ald
Claude Homan
Lake Side
Edinbora
al Ss. Vincent's Hospital
Betty Homan
Toby Wicken
Ant
St. Vincent's
Saunday
City Council OKs $15,000 bond issue and meters plan
City council approves two measures including a $15,000 bond issue. One funds a new fully enclosed power unit on First Avenue with rights to an alloy outlet and 140 foot installation. The other allows installation of parking meters along multiple streets and sides. Also approved a $1,000 county contribution toward Mead Park development.
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Famey TT
Ramatoy Corp, Holdings
First Avenue
Gowveh
State's Industries Urged to Form Defense Units
Associated Press reports from Marrisborg that state leaders urge industrial groups to form local defense units. A council director notes the need to protect buildings and communities, while officials pledge to supply essential materials. He stresses citizen involvement and warns of potential enemy air raids and rapid mobilization if needed.
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Associated Press
Marrisborg
Guniis
Sunita di A. &. Maris
State Couneil of Defense
England
Chi Chifton Lisle
Ci Jhnay
Loy the Hind
Dunkirk Youth Loses Sight of One Eye
A Dunkirk high school football player suffers the loss of one eye after an accidental shooting during a hunting incident. He remains hospitalized and his sister Lucy visits at the bedside as the community and local businesses rally to support with a fundraising effort.
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Dunkirk
Duneire
Oweki
Moe Byres Mrmirial Hospital
Lucy
Dane
Schakans
Dinkins
Negrosurrender in Erie stabbing case headline
Police report detail an Erie stabbing incident that led to a surrender by suspect 2-O'Del Pickens. The event followed an altercation near Deshi Street, with examinations and charges pending as investigators review the evidence and statements from involved parties.
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O'Del Pickens
Chi Alter
Poadyialeth
Lave Tasete
Polley
Guo J
Palle Seamer
Loreen Chase Ftekerys Wey Seiuialh
Eavatedd
Roy Dntys
Baeen
Ua Buel
Pipkens
Mirly
Shoplifters seize $300 in fur coats at Kane store
Reported incident describes multiple suspects stealing fur coats valued at $300 from the Kane department store. The details mention a first loss and various items including coats and cash rewards, though the garbled text limits specifics. No clear identities or dates are provided.
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Kane
Held for Court on Tipsy Driving Charge
Dac A 3 Humfly Wary OM, won Armitveth de fae Judie of the Peace TL Biola vd Moniy, guilty tar at eww ub Alri Ji wait Anusteanied th petite OF SL000 Hall ane Ube tive He Wile Prmiuiiil in fe untidy. McCoy of the Pennsylvania motor police reported a wry accident near Tryin.
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Wahiuen
Humfly
Armitveth
Biola
Aurel OY
Anita
Te McCoy
Pennslvania Motor Police
Tryin
Eleanor Mile
Hee Munty
Hamill
30 000 Action Follows Crash in Mayville and Surrounds
An OCR damaged article reports a $30,000 action following a crash near Mayville, listing multiple names and places such as Buffalo, Augie, and the Mayville region. The text is fragmentary but indicates a legal or civil proceeding tied to a vehicle incident with various individuals and locations referenced.
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Prank Paulkner
Frank
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Kyle Faulkner
Ind Men
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Ploven
Ar Joh Faulknes
Shisnenaville
Kenyon Miley
Fredonia
Jack Berry
Corry
Gerald Paulkner
Maria Anderson
Carl Cineatt
Hhivert View
Roy John Waite
Servier
Robert Howles
Chicago
Til
Lester’ Howles
James Woodring
Warla Morris
Ed Winnie
Mus
Jamestown
Donia
N.Y
Lucille Lines
Arthur Mille
John Wiggins
Freda, Moore
Ben Pranklin
Doris
Ronald Sxekett
Clarence Moore
Dwight McCreary
Arthur Page
Carol
Nathan Dodd
Paul Triskel
Glen Perry
Lola Schramling
Cory
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Mes
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C. W. Casler
Avyn Anderson
Trank Kolsiee
Loren Upperman
Menry Hundorf
Clymer
Lester Howles
Lawrence Miller
Ralph Hill
Natalie Dodd
Newark
N. A
Orlie Winn
Mary Spencer
Garry
Thomas Plahert
Richard Watson
Lloyd and Doerald Lines
Berneice Hilvard
Berenice Hilvard
Ube
Clevelauia
Santa Claus
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Paul's Men's Wear
Arkwright
Norman Crowell
Raymond Crowell
Yilayans
Mterndon
Louis Belieila
Pereat
Silver Queck
Ceenton
Purebupes
Bruce Burvenbur
Pxesit Ho
Edinboro
Babe
Warten
Wayne
Lie Lins Tylly
Nothius
Fihost Automobile
Clannihr
Andard
Binadeayta
Banca
Hitunne
Seth Aurenutie
Tunteg
Wwe
Aerran
Thomas Motor Co
Dial
Clinton Street
Firadiouit-Silwler
Mayville
Buffalo
Bomnvis Poitil
Bat J. Thawypeni
Fe Costplanteyy
Hnadiial Heaupaan
Ey Whomiid
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Hammion
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Vibe Tyres
Thenonsert
Gillen Ly
Markie
Rantoul Fok B
Pam
Itil
Teuasser
Hermanyehite Perfumery
Asain
VOGUE
KNOX
RED Cross
Hamburg
Ige
Lena
Giattianon
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