Local figures announce holiday liquor plans and events
Snowy pre Christmas pageant aside, W F Miller takes up duties at Lindsley Pharmacy on Firat avenue. Liquor board to issue holiday cartons and cover costs with manufacturer funding. Kenneth Smith of Club Morroco to perform in Clearwater Florida. New York Central Railroad to discontinue two Erie Buffalo passenger trains, Nos 605 and 606. City lights for Golden Rule Club tree unresolved. Corry bowling prizes awarded. Deer hunting reports include numerous notable bucks. State revenue from deer wine liquor up 12,042,093 with beer tax at 124 per barrel. Public hunting fatalities prompt a state game commission probe. Erie mayoral injuries improve. Highway patrol reports 483 speeding arrests in October. Winged predators bounty over sixty killed since November. Harrisburg prison problem meeting set.
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Public Service Commission
The
Has
New York Central Railroad
Erie
Buffalo
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Year of repeal brings change to metropolis
New York City's first repeal anniversary shows a tempered scene across hotels clubs and officials. Observers note a shift from bootlegger markets to more restrained, orderly drinking with some leaders warning of renewed prohibition. Old landmarks like the St Moritz and Algonquin reflect evolving tastes and caution amid a slow social transition.
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James C. Austin
United Press
New York
New York City
Citizk
Ciry
Frei A. Victor
Anti-Saloon League
D. Leigh Colvin
Observer
Utah
St. Moritz
Taylor
Po Frank Case
Algonquin
Many Christmas Greens Plentiful in Pennsylvania
WARRISBURG Pa Decem ber 1 Deputy Secretary John W Keller of the Department of Forests and Waters said Pennsylvania has an abundant supply of shrubs and vines for Christmas decorative purposes with no reason every home should lack natural red and green. Dwellers in rural areas seek income from collecting leaves vines branches and berries as early as October. Ground pine and laurel leaves are used for chains and festooning while mountain ash winterberry and hawthorn supply colored berries. Holly is scarce and confined to southern mountains. Keller urged gatherers to conserve rare plants and obtain landowner permission as removal without consent can incur a 25 fine.
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Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jonn W. Keller
Keller
iHe
Pythian Sisters Elect Erie County Officers for Year
The Pythian Sisters named fifteen Erie county officers for the ensuing year at their regular lodge session. Names include past chief Nellie Merker and chief Gertrude Reynolds with others filling offices such as custodian, records, finance, and delegate to Grand Lodge. Card party awards went to Blakeslee Reynolds for five hundred and others for bridge. Fifteen Erie county reserve officers, twelve from Erie, join CCC woodland camps in the East with a list of assignments announced by Major Scales.
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Lodge
Nellie Merker
Gertrude Reynolds
Beatrice Stewart
Caroline Barton
Margaret Walters
Eisie Blakeslee
Margaret Heath
Mary Rickerson
Claraander
Plorence Young
M. E. Ferry
Grand Lodge
Millie Pier
Margaret Reynolds
Fred Later
Erie
Erie County Reserve
Civilian Conservation Corps
Woodland
H. W. Scales
Carl R. Black
Fredericksburg
Eugene J. Blakely, Jr
CCC Company
Clinchport
Abraham
Browdle
Cross Fork
Charles A. Carney
Westport
Victor L. Groff
CCC
Conrold
Robert =. Ware
Coudersport
Harry W. Woofhandler
Logantown
Harold H. Vokes
Milroy
Milton E. Godfrey
North Girard
Scales
Richard A. Kendig
Albion
S-84
Benedett
George West
Corry
McAlevy's Fort
Three Hurt As Autos Collide In Oil City Area
Three men were injured in a three car collision at the southern entrance to Reno on the Oil City Franklin highway about 7 30 Tuesday night. Charles J Waller 207 Lincoln street Oil City George Beck Mercer Road Greenville and John Mutter Greenville were hurt none seriously Waller hospitalized with possible fracture left leg below knee and scalp lacerations Beck and Mutter treated and discharged Beck face and head lacerations Mutter leg lacerations Also notes a separate passage about Greenwich Village alcoholic freedom and Lee Chambers dining spot updates.
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OT City
Dec
Reno
Oil City
Franklin
Charles J. Waller
Lincoln Street
George Beck
Mercer Road
Greenville
John Mutter
Waler
Beck
Mutter
Erie hunter bitten by rattlesnake in Renovo area
Frank Wolf thirty six of 925 8 27th St Erie in serious condition at St Vincent's hospital after a rattlesnake bite suffered while hunting near Renovo Pa He was found in a near collapse by Ray Wagnen and driven back to Erie receiving anti venom treatment Doctors held little hope for recovery early but slight improvement Toward dawn He is a wholesale meat dealer married father of two Police Chief Warren reinstatement appeal pending before Appellate Division Rochester
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Frank Wolf
27Th
St. Vincent's Hospital
Renovo
Pstroiman Ray Wagnen
26Th
Sassafras
Erie
Wagner
26Th Street
P. G. Mainzer
Wolf
Orly
Renova
Driller Killed After Well Rig Upset Near Bradford
Dewey Thompson of Old City was killed instantly Wednesday when a drilling machine toppled at the Forest Oil Company lease near Summit. He was about 34 and survived by his parents in Old City and by brothers and sisters in Bradford.
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Bradford
Dewey ‘Thompson
Oi City
Forest Oi Company
Summit
Thompson
Old City
Christmas Party Held by Glue Bird Glass Club
Columbus news notes report a Christmas party hosted by the Glue Bird glass club at Mrs. George Bensink’s home. Twenty five members and guests enjoyed a six o'clock chicken dinner followed by social time. The event featured committee members Zella Carroll Gertrude Carroll and Bonney. Officers include President Mildred Curtis and Secretary Treasurer Ruth Perry. Several new members joined and future activities are planned.
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Columbus
Glue Bird Glass
George Bensink
Zella
Gertrude Carroll
Bonney
Mildred Curtis
Ruth Perry
Hunter Shot in Knee During Medix Run Hunting Accident
Harry Quinn, 26, of Bradford, was shot in the knee when his high powered rifle discharged as he tripped while walking through Medix Run. He was taken by Lynch ambulance to St Marys Hospital and later to Bradford for treatment. Doctors expect no amputation. this marks Elk County’s first hunting accident of the deer season.
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Harry Quinn
Bradford
Ridgway
Den
Tia
Quinn
St. Marys Hospital
Shannon
St. Marys
Eik County
Medix Run
Lynes
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Parasraf
W. F. Miller
Lindsley Pharmacy
Firat Avenue
Liquor Control Board
Harry G. Benzhoff
Kenneth Smith
Morroco Orchestra
Clearwater
Fis
Golden Rule Club
Charles Keefer
Corry City
Hastings H. Jones
Keefer
Stanley Anderson
Marienville
Thomas Messenger
Pittsfield
Harold Spencer
Stanley Henton
Brookston
Norman McElroy
Fifth Avenue
State Game Commission
Wilkinsburg
Theodor Patridge
Pittsburgh
Patridge
Charles Hensley
Franke Pedtro
Munhall
William Rosser
Homestead
George Spaulding
Roosevelt Highway
Corry Hospital
Spaulding
Floyd Ottaway
Grove Street
Frederick Street
State Highway Patrol
Gostiawie
State Penal and Correctiona Jmalizations
State Welfare Commission
Harrisburg
Pythians
Erie County
Harry B. Smith
Macimes Steel Company
Cleveland
Greenwich Village
Lee Chumbley
Sunbeam
Erie Hospital
Rentyo
John J. Warren
Dunsdirie
Alfred Harling
Supreme Court
Warren
Rochester
Rust Croft
W. E. Phillips
N. Genter St
Carlton
Elizabeth Arden
Yardley
Carters
Smith Bros
Joynes Expectorant
Rexall
Condra Pharmacy
Columbus News
Hunter
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Das BT Dewes
Rupp
Avenle
Sue Last
LA France
Fruit and Vegas
Celery Hearts
Hubbard
Thwestern Pennsylvania
Spencer's Place
West Washington St
Ation
Will J. Wilcox
East Main
Lynn Gordon &Son
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
Knowltons Cash Grocery
Esnington Market
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