Snow Covers Streets as City Warns of Accidents Ahead
A chaotic slice of city life reports children playing on West Pleasant Street with no liability to the municipality for accidents. Farther notes include a public affairs broadcast by Representative Lenny Thomas on repeal and beer legislation, Susie Harkey’s will leaving $57,000 to a crippled children’s hospital, and traffic hazards at Spring and Pleasant streets. The week’s rail loadings rise, weather outlook predicts mixed precipitation, and a corrosion of local obituaries, property transactions, and a train passenger’s collapse are touched upon.
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West Pleasant Street
Lenny Thomas Fininey
House
Columbia
Columbia Institute of Public Affairs
Susie A. Harkey
Peter A. Barkey
Corry
Zem Zem
Erie
Ren FP. Swarlx
Register of Wills
Suggestions on Preparation of Holiday Mail
Postmaster Bentley urges careful holiday mailing to avoid delays and damage. He outlines prepaid postage, proper addressing, return cards, parcel limits, and handling of valuable items. Rules cover seals, wrapping, marking contents, and use of registered mail for valuables.
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Bentley
Witten
Expert Grading Teas and a Sampler From Boston
A Boston reader, Max Tito, longtime Salada Tea taster, reports tasting 100 to 200 cups daily for 26 years totaling no fewer than 100000 cups. He explains how large firms blend dozens of garden teas to create a standard flavor, and shares simple steps for proper brewing to avoid spoiling even Salada.
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Boston Mass
Max Tito
Salada
Salada Tea Company
Tito
General Bishop Dies in War Department Heart Attack
In Washington on December 14 1938 or 1940s era, General Harry G Bishop 58 chief of artillery in the army was stricken at his desk and rushed to Walter Reed hospital. He was reported critically ill with heart disease and little hope for recovery.
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Washington
Harry G. Bishop
General Bishop
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Amorosso Is Removed to Prison for Corry Murder
John Amoroso of Corry was sent to Western penitentiary for three and a half to severe years for the October 28 murder of Alfred Massing. Judge A. P. Rossiter issued the sentence after Amoroso had been in county prison. A $2000 peace bond was set upon release. Miss Nella Raeke of Erie returned home to stay with her parents on South Center street.
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Brie
John Amoroso
Corry
Western Penitentiary
Alfred Massing
Nella Raeke
Erie
Ores
Charles Raeke
South Center Street
P R R Trainman badly hurt in Oil City yards
Charles M Rankin, a P R R freight contractor, was seriously injured early Friday in Oil City when jammed between a caboose and a coal car at Liverly yards. He suffered fractures in both arms and chest injuries and was taken to Oil City hospital for treatment. Allen Behr of Franklin remains confined at home with injuries from Friday while helping extricate another man after a vehicle overturn near Marienville.
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Ammegro
Erie
Jersey City
Charles M. Rankin
Oil City
Charles M. Jankin
Englewbod Avenue
Oil City Hospital
Priday
Cabin 7
Tenth Ward
Rankins
Allen Behr
Franklin
Marienville
Farmer Dies as Tree Limb Falls on Him in Meadville
James Leslie Work, 82, a Wayne township farmer near Cochran, was killed while helping neighbor W. Heath cut a large wild cherry tree. The limb, four to five inches thick, struck him in the head as the tree fell in an unexpected direction yesterday afternoon.
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Meadville
James Leslie Work
Wayne Township
Cochrantom
Heath
School Head Ready to Accept Reduction
Dr Edwin C Broome superintendent of schools said he would head the list of teachers willing to take a 10 percent pay cut to reduce expenditures This offer came after the finance committee of the board of education approved a resolution seeking salary reductions and asked for full board discussion.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Edwin C. Broome
Broome
Finance Committee
Board of Education
Christ Church Service Notice in Tongetown Parish
A fragment from the Christ Church notice lists R Lewis and a 9:30 am service time. It appears to reference a church event or song church program with unspecified details and a likely invite. The text is garbled, but indicates a morning service and musical worship elements.
Sermon Ties Sunda Juice 10 Percent Cla 11300 A
A fragmented item references a ten percent figure, a sermon, a clause numbered 11300 A, and a Sunda juice term. The readable text hints at a legal or contractual note connected to a religious address and a product name, but details are unclear.
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Sunda Juice
The T3HP Monmouth Charge Scene
A terse clip notes a local incident involving a figure known as The T3HP Monmouth. Details are sparse but indicate a charged confrontation and ensuing proceedings.
Fragmentary notice from St Paul area services schedule
Fragmented OCR text references St Paul South and Hang Hall services to evening with unclear times. Mentions 10 A.M and a reg weekend day, but details are unreadable and location names are garbled. Unable to determine exact event, time, or participants from the legible portions.
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