Thirteen Prisoners Freed At Erie County Jail
Erie December release wave continues as warden Matt Hess says about 30 more short term prisoners will be freed this week. Seventeen were freed over the weekend, reducing the prison population to roughly 70 with work underway to trim further. Short terms for disorderly conduct peace offenses coal theft and related charges drive the releases as repairs prompt space needs. District Attorney Mortimer Graham reviews Erie prisoners at Allegheny work house where about 50 are housed and about 10 may receive Christmas paroles in the next ten days.
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Erie
Matt Hess
Hess
Mortimer
Graham
Allegheny
Self Destructive Shot Wounds Man in City Boarding House
Charles Ring, sixty seven, fired a pistol into his chest in a boarding house at 113 West 18th Street on Sunday. He told police abdominal pain drove him to attempt suicide. Doctors say the condition is serious but with a chance of recovery. A recent visitor, Gelidath by North Kvarn, stayed with Ring’s mother, Mrs. G. D. Heath, at Hast Pradericle Street.
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Eri
Vincent's Hospital
Charles Ring
W. 18Th Street
North Cvarn
G. D. Heath
Hast Pradericle Street
Beaverdam Social News Reflects Local Week of Visits
Beaverdam reports many neighbors hosting and visiting relatives across town. Gladys Borstorff and daughter Betty spent weekend with the Borstorffs. numerous Proctor family members joined friends at homes and events. Court of Appeal attendance in Grid noted. Dairymen's League meeting at Sciota Church and Grange plays in Corry highlighted social activity among residents and nearby communities.
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Beaverdam
Gladys Borstorff
Betty
Charles Borstorff
Walter Proctor
Jon Stanley
Cash Smith
Proctorville
B. A. Lyons
HD. Whitney
Chas. Houge
Robert Stevens
W. H. Cummings
Orel Tompkins
Grid
B. Lyons
Lois Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
Theodore Gray
Carl Proctor
Victor Elisart
St. Marys
Alton Peterson
E. A. Lyons
Erie
Warren
Dairymen's League
Sciota
Theodore Hanby
Earl Carnahan
U. B
Orville Titus
Lyle Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Fred Doolittle
Waldtsburg
J. M .McClelimma
M. L. Breed
Harl McDonald
Hijé
Breed
Neil Mites
Vicins Ly
Weete- Cary Preble
Charles Bush
Roy Neil Ws
Lee Prietor
B. L. Wat. Yous
Proctoryitle
Jack Swan
Wattsburg
Charles Swan
Glenn Kapple
Gottage Hill
Ameri can Home Dept meets at Mrs Kincaid home
Yesterday the American Home department of the Corry Woman's Club gathered at 629 North Center Street. Seventeen members attended with Miss Georgia Myers as assistant hostess. Mrs Arthur Colegrove and Mrs Florence Blair spoke on glass and china manufacture, showing extensive research. The meeting featured fine displays from members including Mrs C F Brown, who lent much of her glass and china collection. Cookies and tea were served by the hostesses.
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American Home Department
Corry Woman's Club
G”. Kincaid
North Center Street
Georgia Myers
Arthur Colegrove
Florence Blair
C.F. Brown Losning
Proctorville Community Notes And Church Meetings
Local residents attend church gatherings and social events through the week. Mrs B L Watrouz and Leon Proctor host an all day Ladies Aid meeting. Young People's group meets at Neil Estes home. Christmas party planned. Proctor and Estes families visit Erie and Corry. M B Ghureh class elects officers with Tervenes Rouse as president and Rexford Proctor as vice president.
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Homer Prostor
Edward Bloss
H. D. Whitney
Jess
Whitney
Et Spartansburg
Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Osterstuck
Gertrude
Lawrence Johnson
Celor
Leon Proctor
Walter Proctor
Claude Maynard
Lyle Proctor
Lois Lyons
Chas Swan
R. Lyons
Union City
Len King
Phliathea
M. E
Lena Crum
Iss L. Breed
B. L. Watrouz
Proctorville
Ladies Aid Society of the
Wu, B. Church
Young Peoples
Neil Estes
Paul Smith
Vivian Peterson
Norman Stone
Corry
Carl Proctor
Erie
M. B. Ghureh
Tervenes Rouse
Rexford Proctor
Alice Rouse
Jay Smith
S. R. Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
Carl Lyons
Waiter Proctor
Edward Boss
Forest projects to provide 5500 jobs in state forests
Harrisburg reports that the Pennsylvania Civil Works Administration is funding 135 projects employing about 5500 men. Under Secretary Lewis E. Staley, work will occur in state forests, led by Dr. B A Ziegler, with $875,000 planned for truck trail and fire line construction, boundary marking, improvement cuttings, mine removals for older plantings, sawmill projects in Huntington and Somerset counties, safety strip work along railroad rights of way, cabin construction at fire towers, and new recreational areas and camp sites for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Vangery Authority
Pennsylvania Civil Works Administration
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Lewis E. Staley
B. A. Ziegler
Beeman Aera
Huntington
Somerset County
Ysroun
Department of Forests and Waters
Classified ads offer readers quickest access to needs and services
The notice outlines classified ad rules and categories for the Journal including personal, business, and automotive sections. It explains pricing, editing rights, error handling, and how ads are prepared for optimal response, with guidance for readers to submit copy.
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Journal
Adi Taker
Monumenta
Automobile Agenciea
Sais
Auto Accessorica
Rica
Statona
Wenten
Fremale
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Eee
Yardley
Waterman's Fountain Pens
Keister’s
Berisha
Rabbit Hair
Helen
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Christmas Shopping Headquarters
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
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Hello Hai
Arctie Roman
Smis
By Paul Robinson
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Erie Freight Office
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Uty
Rawleigh
Erie County
Rayleigh Co
Chester
Goat
Jersey Coy
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Greg Lass
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