Anniversary of first wireless across Atlantic 1901
Announced items include a Corry ski club meeting at Municipal Building at 7 with winter sports interest. a state petroleum industry note. PA railroad delays. new Beilway Express agent Severin moving to Corry. Tolarians address this afternoon. Ajax Iron Works resumed heat today after crane repair. safety bureau notes license withdrawals. Senator Murray speaks on WJZ. counterfeit bills warning. Rex theatre acclaim for You Cant Take It With You. Dick Powell and Joan Blondell quitting Warner Brothers. St Elizabeth's card party planned. William Sederburg arrested for forgery with hearing set with Alderman Gordon.
Mysterious Erie shooting linked to found pistol
In Erie on December 12 a B caliber revolver was found in front of Florence's cafe as police investigated a shooting near 11th and Peach streets at about 1 a.m. Two men fled, one was captured after a car chase, and three suspects were detained for questioning before the weapon was handed to police. The gun contained four rounds and had fired a shell.
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Erie
Jawn
Florence
Cascade Street
Tle
11Th
Peach
James P. Salamone
John Wisneski
7Th Street
Sarafinn Romeo
Peach Streets
Wuenschel
Weat
1Th
Liberty
Wisneski
Salamone
Romeo
Farmer shoots at noise. horse killed in misfire
Bradley Dyer of Alger awoke to a noise he believed was chicken thieves. He grabbed his gun and fired into the coop, fatally wounding one of his valuable farm horses. The incident occurred at his property, resulting in a costly loss.
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Alger, O—Bradley Dyer
Annual State Farm Show Expands to Largest Arena in History
The twenty hire Pennsylvania Farm Show runs January 18 to 20, 1939, expanding with a new $1,200,000 arena seating 12,040 and a 240 by 120 foot facility. Governor George H. Sarl e and officials announce nightly events including a Future Farmers of America band parade and concerts, plus livestock shows, horse events, and parades. The show claims to be the largest indoor farm products exposition in the United States, housed in a ten-acre building complex and an arena, highlighting Pennsylvania’s agricultural prominence.
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Pennsylvania
State Farm
George H Sarle
Agricultura
Aansell French
Harry M. Turrell
M. J. Grimes
Fred Cook
Paul Thayer
Raymond Arnold
H. C. Fetteroli
R. L. Watts
United States
Commonwealth
America
Optimistic Outlook On Dairy Market Cited
Henry Marsh of Waterford chaired a meeting at the Taleyenene: Giniyete Awuestioe Holet Grange Halk about the dairy market. The discussion noted market improvement and included plans for reform and community engagement.
County fair finalists enter state show in Tennessee venue
Community favorites from the county fair are entered in the Tennessee state show. Winners from the county exhibitions advance, with emphasis on agricultural and craft entries. The event promotes economic and mechanical development through competition and showcase.
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Hundreste
Ali
Death Claims Robert Roach
Robert Roach, longtime Pennsylvania railroad foreman, died at home in Corry on Sun day after a brief illness. He worked 40 years on the railroad and retired in 1996, a charter member of St. Ann's Church and St. Ann's Guard of Honor, survived by wife Sue and children John, Edward and Mary. services planned at St. Ann's and Galvany Cemetery.
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Kwersesaen
Aylvania
Ain
East Avenue
Br Robert 2
Mary Roach
Upiom Ciy
Priiiyilamia Raivosd
Wissee
Howth
Bele Ani
Uracowsek
Feve
Roach
St. Ann's Churett
Beins Vna
St. Ann's Guard of Honor
Pennsylvania Ratineau
Corry
Bealde
Robert J. Rewen
Mary
Sueciet
Belo
More
Gory Chi
Bratie John
Crore
Edward Jewel
Penneylvania Sailbowl
Hope
Raam
A. Brugger and
Lone
Bt .Ann's
Wam
Reguium
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Fist Wireless
Atlantic
Board of ‘Tcucation
W. Purves Taylor
Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania
Union City High School
Stovlum
Rudy, Vallée
Carl Curtis
John B. Rogers
Carl A. Roger
Pennsylvania Railroad
HB. Severin
Beilway Express Company
St. Marys
Leo Hoylen
East South Street
George Bling
Tolarians
Corry ‘Teachers’ Association
Fust
Ajax Iron Wors
State Safety Bureau
James J. Murray
Montana
WJZ
National Radio Forum
U.S. Secret Service
Rex Theatre
Anialar
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Warner Brothers
Powell
Warnera
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Wiliam Hazel
Edward Kinley
Lillian Carroll
Gertrude Shadley
Hazel, Sweet
Winifred Shields
William Sederburg
Charles Skinner
Ast Mein Street
Sederburg
T Q
Alder
G. FH. Gordon
Usin
Une Protien
W. E. Phillips
North Center Street
Robert Roach
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Isc Y Mo
Chesterfield
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