Jamestown Chicken Theft Arrest Reported
At Jamestown a confession linked Robert DeVlieger age 19 of 79 Lee Avenue and an unnamed accomplice to at least 22 stolen chickens from Potter farms near Forest Avenue Extension. DeVlieger led police to the duo, with recovered birds later returned to owners and proceeds of 17.40 dollars from selling at the market.
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Jamestown
Robert DeVieger
Lee Avenue
Headquairters
DeVlieger
Potter Farms
Forest Avenue Extension
Garfield Road
Axel Levin
Willian J. Stabley
Charles Wuertzer
DeViiegar
DeViieger
Potter Farm
Erie Store Bandit Eludes Police Net
An ex convict identified as Niedzwiecki fled police after a hold up of a girl clerk at a store on Holland Street. The robber and an accomplice, armed with a revolver, escaped with about $80 as officers intensified efforts to arrest them. An off duty officer unintentionally aided the suspect by giving him a ride home during searches.
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Alexiedwiteki
Parade Steet
Holland Streets
Joseph Kabeja
Itupeja
Niedzwiecki
Niedawiecki
Sunior Department Hosts Christmas Party for Young Oil Residents
The Junior Department entertained ten children of the oil workers at the Woman's Club on Molt Street with a 2:30 party. The festivity featured a decorated tree, games, and a Santa Claus, followed by a lunch of sandwiches, rooks, and cocoa under Mrs. Guy Abbey. A police report notes prior thefts of chickens from nearby farms, including Martin Connelly's and another near Niobe.
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Sunior Dept
Womans Club
Molt Street
Tenn
Oil
Cho
Guy Abbey
Dairymen League to Hold All Day Saturday Session
The Dairymen's League WL will meet Saturday for an all day session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home starting 10 40. Director H B Marsh of Waterford will speak. Members not solicited are asked to bring a quart of milk and a pie. A large attendance is expected.
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BH. H. Marsh
Waterford
Elks Plan Christmas Dance By Corry Lodge
Corry lodge of Elks completes plans for its annual Christmas dancing party on Christmas night at the North Center street Chip ome om venue. Sherrick's Orchestra will provide the program for lodge members and friends. Announcements indicate New Year plans are being formed by the organization.
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Corry Lodge
Wiks
North Center Street
Sherrick
Te Incal
D A R Chapter Plans Benefit Card Party
The Ways and Means Group of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. P. O. Howard's home on Center Street to plan a benefit card party slated for mid January at the Woman's Club house. Members behind on national dues are urged to pay by January 1.
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Ways and Means
Daughters of the American Revolutio
P.O. Howard
G. Center Street
Chuir House
Smash Auto Theft Ring Busted in Wheeling
Police arrested David Goldberg 24 and his brother Hyman 22 on charges of automobile theft and conspiracy to violate the Dyer act. The arrests in Wheeling mark a step toward dismantling an alleged ring operating across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
David Goldberg
Hyman
Clearing House Pledges Aid to Bank Depositors
Philadelphia bankers and the clearing house association issued a statement assuring all bank funds would be available immediately to meet depositor demands. The move followed the Franklin Trust Company run and Bankers Trust Company takeover by the State Banking Department. Joseph Wayne Jr of Philadelphia National Bank spoke to anxious depositors during the run.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Wayne, Jr
Phniatelpha National Bank
Clearine House Associaion
Former Corry Man To Manage Flene y Inn
Mr and Mrs Prank Baeder, once prominent in Corry, plan to take over management of Flene y Inn on January 1st. The prior keeper Fred J Sperry of Carry will depart after five years. The Philadelphia Clearing House Association backs the institution fully and urges depositors to rest easy.
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Prank Baeder
Carry
Fleney
Emory Hott
Bradford
Fred J. Sperry
Basder
Brie
Corry
Erie Man Fatally Wounds Self After Police Notice
Walter Daws, 40, of 992 East and Street, shot himself after being summoned for questioning about four suspicious fires. He reportedly used a shotgun placed to his chest and died from the wound.
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Erie
Bei
Walter Daws
East and Street
State Agent Comments On Dog Situation
Reports say the state agent in Harvisining claims the duty to handle stray dogs rests with Corry police, not the state. He cites state dog laws and says regular police should enforce laws against dogs at large.
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Ciue Wesey
Bureau of Whimal Industry
Harvisining
Corry
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Stort
Martin Connelly
Stow
Niobe
Dairymen’s League
D.A.R
Grand Union
Rob Epuched
Pocono Family
Saweisos Lad
del Monte
Grand Union Biue
Sunkist
Florida
Freshpak Coffee
Clearing House
Clearing House Association
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Asis Institution
Jockin
Hink
Oly
Whitman
Yardley
Houbigant's
Fadoutn
Houbigant
Goty’s
Houbigants
Lucretia Vanderbilt
Day Beam
Ben Hur
Coty
Bicrecia
Vanderbilt
Prince Albert Tobacco
Williams Shay
Keister
N. F. Ames & Co
Starr
Wanington
C. D. Hasbrouck
West Wayne Stuect
Afaa
B.D
G. H. Walker
Tri-State Fruit Co
South Center Stress
Wrom Dee
Afl
Mertil W. DusiitHe
St. Corry
Cohen
Center Street
West's
West Pleasant Street
Watzae
John B. Patterson
Franklin Franklin
Keystone Hotel
J.F. Entchall
George Hayman
Lamberton, National Bank
R. D. Porter
Porter
Nixon
Downey's Drug Store
Pittsburgh
Thain Ly. Corry
Ady
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