Died in West Yeatown community after long illness
A local resident died at 8290 N Prodeviek Ark West Yeatown after a lengthy illness. He had resided in the area for 37 years and was survived by several siblings and friends in the community. The obituary notes he was involved in local life and leaves behind widows and brothers who mourn the loss.
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Prodeviek Ark
West Yeatown
Jamek
Mars, Ighters
Eneaumestown
Lawson
Mandolal
Ms. Rothers
Sland
Campaign Targets Oil Lease Thefts In Venango County
In Venango county and Franklin area, state and county officers announce a campaign to end oil lease equipment thefts. State police, led by Private John Mebpillck, will enforce junk dealer record keeping on all purchases, including seller details. District Attorney Maurice P. Breene oversees forms, aiming to curb thefts and enable arrests of noncompliant buyers.
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Praneklin
Venango County
Criminnal Investigation Division
State
Mota Police
John Mebpillck
I. O. Bell
Atorney
Maurice P. Breene
Mehallick
Erie City Named Defendant In Suit Over Death Of Teenage Cyclist
Det 6 Attorney Maurice Coughlin served notice on the Erie city council of a damage suit arising from the death of 15 year old Domato Tavarone, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Tavarone of 445 Huron Street. Plaintiff contends an street excavation caused the bicycle accident near 10th and Walnut Streets when the bicycle collapsed and the rider’s neck was severed by the steering post.
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Erie City
Erie
Maurice Coughlin
Domato Tavarone
Leo Tavarone
Huron Street
Getober
Walnut Streets
Judge McCracken to Assist Erie Civil Court
Judge Lee H. Mc Cracken of Venango county will arrive in Erie to assist during the December term of civil court. Trials begin with 122 cases on the docket, though many may settle or be postponed. In Cleveland, William Heckff collects firearms, including early model rifles once issued by the U.S. government.
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McCracken
Erie Court Erie
Lee H. McCracken
Venango County
Erie
Cleveland
William Heckff
United States
Alligator Missing After Alarm Clock Incident
John Chapple of Ashland reports his pet alligator missing after an alarm clock slipped from his hands while winding it. The clock struck the animal and it died, leaving Chapple puzzled by the strange sequence of events.
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John
Chapple
Ashland
Wil
Corry Gets New City Directory From Culkin Kelly
The Culkin Kelly Directory Company of Binghamton N Y distributed Corrys first city directory. It lists all residents and addresses and includes a street guide and local officials schools churches and fire stations. Union City data is included and the volume also contains rural route listings. Some errors are possible in this initial 39 publication and it is a creditable fill for a long felt need.
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Corry
Culkin-Kelly Directory Company
Binghamton
N. Y
Union City
Kirwin-Latham
Corty
Calkin-Kelly
D Jong
Roosevelt Sends Unusual Gift of Support to Finland
President Roosevelt addressed Finland's President Kyeski Kallio on the 22nd anniversary of Finnish independence. He expressed hope for happier days ahead and offered moral support while announcing plans to fund debt payments behind the Finnish people, amid U S foreign policy defenses and broadside criticism from administration critics.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Kyeski Kallio
Finland
Baltic Republic
Russia
Erie Police Probe on Garage Owners Warned of Prosecutions
Chief engineer Louis A. Hud announced four garage owners would be prosecuted for listening to police calls and rushing wrecking cars to accident scenes. Raub said garages interfered with police at crash sites and could face a $1,000 fine and up to two years in prison if convicted.
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Eri
Louis A. Hud
Ity
Buteat
Raub
Erie Educator John MacDonald Dies After Illness
John MacDonald, 43, a prominent Erie educator and long-time board of education member, died at his home after a prolonged illness. He was a foreman at Bucyrus-Erie and active in fraternal circles. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday.
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John MacDonald
Erie
United Press Erie
Smvie Ledder
MacDonald
Board of Education
Bucyrus-Erie
Satubiay
EXTRA VOTES IN JOURNAL CONTEST CONTINUED
A local newspaper feature discusses how candidates seek extra votes through subscriptions and personal outreach. It highlights Miss Erma Gordon of Columbus as a rising contender, notes the value of in-person canvassing, and mentions a limited time web offer for bonus votes ending Friday night. Local workers urged to persist and engage voters actively.
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Wuss Gordon
Erma Gordon
Columbus
Tday
Mies Gordon
Officials Named Defendants In $75,000 Suit
A wrongful death suit seeks 75000 against Erie County Prison Board county prison warden physician and three board members over Harold McCarty 16 who died in custody after forgery arrest on December 4 1998 at Harborcreek High School. Parents Walter and Maude McCarty allege negligence for failing to provide insulin to a diabetic youth.
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Walker G. Strole Inismuch
Carl Kuppler
McCarty
Erie County
Harborcreek
Service clubs hear New York editor on press and politics
Metropolis newsman from New York spoke at a Corry gathering about news gathering methods used by major papers like the Herald Tribune and their Republican alignment. Group singing was led by Horton J. Davis and Howard J. Sheen. the event included a hunting trip to Warren County and praise for metropolitan journalism.
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U. Lweting
Herald-Tribune
Republican Party
Securite
Horton J. Davis
Howard J. Sheen
Carlton Chaffee
New York
Warren County
Bow and Grroy
Sthal
Haskell
A. M
Chaman
Corry
hearing @ x metropolitan
Puppets Hit The Stage Tonight In Big Community Show
A large audience gathered for a puppet show presented at the auditorium amid a festive mood. The production featured a marionette display and music, drawing families as officials and friends attended, echoing past community events from 1934 and 1935.
Nuttall Clears Up Local Election Mystery
Dery reports lingering questions about the Ming of an air of office on the Chautauqua County board. W L Nut tall Sherman retires from the board. He explains at yesterday's adjourned session that Ellen Y Miller was not present. Nuttall was not a candidate for reelection, running as an independent Republican candidate for sheriff in June election.
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W. Laverne Nuttall Sherman
Chautaugne County Board
Sis
Hoover Will Head Contributions Group
Former President Herbert Hoover agreed to head a new organization to coordinate American contributions for Finnish war victims. He took on the task after telephoning Finnish Minister in Washington Haljur J Procope who had discussed with his government.
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Ban Francisga
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Hoover
Yyith Hjaliur J Procope
Washington
Iis
Beavers Put To Work In Saskatchewan Water Plan
Beavers numbered seventy five are employed by the Saskatchewan Government to aid water conservation. They are placed in streams to build dams, raising water levels and aiding flood prevention efforts.
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Regina
Sask
Saskitchewan
Iery
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