Union City man dies by carbon monoxide in garage
Walter Bimith a 52 year old Union City resident and church worker was found dead in his garage from carbon monoxide poisoning. A note to his wife and a letter to the Baptist church pastor announced his intent to take his life. He left behind a widow and was employed at Union Guy Chase Company.
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Walter Bimith
Union City
Hiefess
Fourth Avenue
W. H. Dalman
Baptist Gharch
Smit
Baptist Church
Garkee
Dorence Hunley
Terle
Christmas Seal Campaign Pushed In City By Local Clubs
J Kenneth Winter executive secretary of the Anti Tuberculosis Society visits the city to promote the Christmas Seal drive. The Erie Anti Tuberculosis Society endorses the effort, with the Business and Professional Women’s Club guiding sales aided by Rotary and Kiwanis. Tuberculosis Day will be observed in several city schools next Wednesday as Winter organizes observances with state superintendent Dr John A H Iselther’s backing.
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J. Kenneth Winter
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Erie Anti-Tuberculosis Societyo
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Winter
Une
Nienday
Corry
John A. H. Iselther
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Pennsylvania
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A fragmented radio guide lists five notable features across networks NBC CBS and local stations. Entries mention Milady’s Musicians Wiz and Maxwell Holst with program times and stations including WOR WABG WIR WEAF and University of Michigan Hour.
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Wid
NBC
Milady
Wiz
Maxwell Holst
WOR
Columbia Network
Sonora
Detroit
University of Michigan
WEAF
NBG
Hetherling Singers
Influenza Epidemic Reported Waning Across Regions
United Press reports the influenza epidemic appears to be waning in the west and midwest. New cases rise only modestly in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh while Kansas City notes feverish but mild cases. Health officials push coordinated efforts to stamp out the disease amid ongoing concerns.
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United Press
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cavenesa
Pittsburgh
Bee
Pitta Hugh District
Flenth
Senon
Joey
Suluer
Principals Sheen to Attend State Conference
Huwara J. Sheen, principal of the Senior High School, will represent the Corry Public Schools at the Pennsylvania State Education Association conference. The board received monthly financial and attendance reports, discussed gym use and equipment costs, and thanked retiring president Hillstrom before adjourning.
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Huwara J. Sheen
Corry
Adsogia- Hind
Ralph S. Dewey
My Sheen
Monroe
John
Luys
Weelgo
Rajort
Gordon
Geiger Suk Dewey
Ie Ghd
Superintadyat Deway
Saint Osners
Stiph Diney
J. We Cauptell
Erle
Proclamation on the Death of A B Mount by Mayor Bracken
The proclamation notes the death of Croza this Wife our esteemed fellow citizen A B Mount and declares the city has lost a person closely involved with Corry and its affairs and responsible for local progress. Mayor Olin W Bracken signs the document.
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Croza
A.B. Mount
Corry
Clly Olin W
Bracken
C M Howard Elected President of Kiwanis Club
Clifton resident M Howard was elected president at the Kiwanis Club annual meeting. Officers named include Ray Grocho vice president and RW Brown secretary manager. Guests included Storling Moulton of Geneva who spoke on fishing techniques and demonstrations. R W Clark of Cleveland attended as a guest.
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JH. Martin
Wale Ler Merrick
Rodos
Honard Sheen
Worth Hammond
Merle Drake
Charles J. Hoffaster
Marke F. Coyte
Storling Moulton
Geneva
Bart Easting
Ono
Mr. Moulton
Ilso
R. W. Clark
Cleveland
Jamestown Car Skids Off Highway In Local Crash
A car owned and driven by Job Topp of Flamestown skidded off Hare Creeks road near Wheelock on Wednesday afternoon. All occupants escaped with minor injuries. vehicle towed for repairs. Local sheriff S Micialls of Butler County dies in Pittsburgh hospital from diabetes. survived by wife two sons and a daughter.
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Buble
Job Topp
Flamestown
Hare Creeks
Wheelock
Whevnacle
CAH
Zalaneck Arocker Tan
Sutler
Pittsburgh
Sherif
Micialls
Buller County
Presbyterian Hospital
Sher Leslie Hat
Leslie
Butler
King George Fate in 48 Hours, London Reports
United Press dispatch from London notes doctors report King George weak but stable after two operations. Bulletin says he had sleep and condition satisfactory though fatigue and exhaustion persist. Prince of Wales and Queen remain at palace amid ongoing illness as health authorities monitor developments.
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Prince of Wales
Palace
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Iig
Stanley Hewett
Hughy Tehsby “Dawson
Penns
Gulin
Prince of
Wilvs
Pislacs
ArHea
Hoover moves across pampas to Buenos Aires
United Press reports the President elect Herbert Hoover traveling by special train across the Argentine Pampas toward Buenos Aires. The journey from the Andes crossed snow squalls into warmer plains as Hoover observed bridge construction methods and discussed the project with Chilean farewell committee members.
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Hoover
Pampas
Buenos Aires
Andes Mountains
Phisidehl
Herbert Hoover
Middle West
United States
Santiago
Corry Woman Reaches 96th Birthday Milestone
Corry resident Amy Heath celebrates her 96th birthday in Concord township. Born in 1832, Heath remains with keen faculties, recounts childhood incidents, and shares memories of Corry and surrounding areas. She is noted for a remarkable memory and continued interest in local affairs.
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Corry
Concord” Township
Mra
Amy Heath
Gortyand
Tadery
McCray
Nort Cealer Street
Heath
Lindy Honored With Hatmon Trophy by United Preps
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh received the Hatmon trophy for the most outstanding aeronautical feat of the year at the International Civil Aviation Conference day event in Washington on December 13.
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United Preps
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hatmon
Ne Iiternational Civil Abronaylios Oriterenice Loday
Woman Named $20 000 Insurance Award in Howe Case
A Pittsburgh jury awarded Mrs Lenora Howe of Bratton Pa $20000 in insurance money from National Life Insurance Association of Des Moines Iowa for the death of her husband Willard Howe. The body was found in a burned automobile on a highway near Fitton November 4 1927. This follows another recent verdict for Mrs Howe granting $45000 from Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York in the same matter.
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Pittsburgh
Lenora Toe
Brie
National Life Assocation
Es Moines
Towa
Willard Howe
Howe
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New Yorke
Connon
Passengers and Crews Saved From Steamer Star
In Cordova Alaska on December 18 eleven passengers and the ship's crew were saved after the Star ran aground off Darke Island near Kodiak. Alameda and three fishing vessels sped to the aid, the liner struck a reef when its propeller failed in heavy seas.
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United Press
Cordova
Alaska
Star
Darke Island
Kodiac
Alameda
reBe
Kansas
Des
Washington
Dee
Kone
Titan Ax
Howard
Cig-ship
Starr
Ma Ritchie
Ber
Boulder Dam Clog Clearing Moves Forward
Washington dispatch reports Friday action on the Boulder Dam clog clearing and related legislative steps. Senators indicated progress toward an expected vote before Christmas, with the Senate anticipated to act shortly after the current session concludes.
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Boulder Dam
Christmas Trees to Be Lighted Saturday
The Cony Elvetsic Shop a busy quay site wires miniature trees for the holiday display in the merchant district. The Kiwanis Club sponsors the decorations with help from Continental Arts and World wiring crews. Financing for the illumination is arranged by local business groups.
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Cony Elvetsic
Miniaure
Mereantire
Kiwanis Chib
Continent Arts Bron Tet
Fie Earh
Mrs Hanks or Clymer Visits on Way to Warren
Mrs Hanks or Clymer visited here today enroute to Warren for a few days. D H Matthewson of New York City was in town overnight on business with friends and left this afternoon for Binghamton.
Youth Confessing to Murder Is Examined
Unites Press reports Stanton Michigan where a youth, Jimny Euiion, confessed to killing Miss Flossie Carter. Officials say the confession focused on a grudge after a prior slap, with authorities testifying two armed men attacked Miss Carter before beating her to death. no evidence substantiates the claim of multiple assailants.
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Unites Press
Stanton
Jimny Euiion
Flossie Carlen
Sharitan
William
Fe Rassnsissen
Qyith Duavois
Monteiin
Carter
Lorbiy Montvdlm
Depuy
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State Educational Association
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C.M. Howard
Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Jamestown
Hare Creek Road
Keith Janes
Thomas L. Stokes
Heaths
Breil
South Centen
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Tw Brothers
Heit McCray
Copy
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Liso McCryar
Pathy Spartaehire Sons
Twelll McPherson
Wire
Lindy
Congress
Senate
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Dhe
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Prac
Kentrick Deni
Wysning
Witel
Forniza Volutinis
Chalimitn Bora
Will
Prince George
New York
Paraguay
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
South America
Bolivia
Argentina
Nesntl Apapa
Parmueay
Enited
State Department
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