Council to decide on next steps amid city notices and rumors
The town faces a week of activity as Ajax Iron Works ships a heavy engine from Baltimore while local chatter covers Lent observances, a possible police magistrate shift, and an audit of municipal accounts. Reports note quiet police activity, weather quirks, and varied local interests from theater to emergency council roles.
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Ajax Iron Works
Baltimore
California Offields
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Brain Trust
Niagara County
University of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Highway
Wrightsville
Oscar H. Andrews
National Bank of Corry
Rey
Man Released Twice in Erie Fatality Case
Police could not link Adam Mazur to the death of World War II veteran Frank Cakoski, both 43, following conflicting reports of a fatal fall. Mazur, jailed Friday then released Saturday, was tied to claims of a party incident at 502 East 2nd Street. Investigations questioned an informant who recanted. Borowy, tied to Cakoski by marriage, halted the probe after determining the veteran’s skull fracture from a prior fall is the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mazur
East 2Nd Street
Frank Cakoski
Mazur
Polikarp Borowy
Cakould
Paraise Street
Josephine Kowalski
East 2Nd St
Cakoski
Elks Team Takes Lead In Bridge Matches
The Corry Elks contract bridge team led Stanford Hose Company by 2 010 points after Sunday’s win. They held a 260 point advantage as the series advances toward the final match on Sunday February 18. Leonard Burkhardt captained the Motorious Riks team with Luke Graham John Blatt and Richard Smith facing Kinley Messenger and Charles Keefer James Ward in last night’s Stanford club rooms clash witnessed by many from both groups. The Salica bridge Sharks anticipate Culbertson style play for the deciding showdown.
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Corry Elks
Stanford Hose Company
Elks
Leonard “Burkhardt
Motorious
Stantorn
Coward Kinley
Claude Messenger
Graham
Blatt
Charles Keefer
James Ward
Stanford
First Ward
Salicabridge Sharks
County to Sell $300,000 Bonds
County commissioners on Saturday instructed County Solicitor S A Sisson to open negotiations for selling 300000 dollars in bonds. Proceeds will retire debts left by the poor board which went out of power January. Sisson to obtain last year deficit figures, most recent 277000 dollars. debt expected near 200000. Bonds likely to run about five years, retired year by year from current revenue.
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Rie
S. A. Sisson
Poor Board
Sisson
Townsend, Bilintt
Oldest Civil War Veteran Passes Away in New Hampshire
Londonderry N H December 4 Day 103, holder of three records, dies as the oldest Civil War veteran the nation's oldest Presbyterian elder and the longest resident of New Hampshire his death ends a noteworthy era for the state and church communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Presbyterian Church
United States
New Lampshire
State College Ford V-8 tests and Erie alumni meeting
Ralph DePalma demonstrated the Ford V-8 with rapid acceleration and precise speedometer accuracy in tests. A State College Alumni Association branch meeting in Erie will feature Robert A. Higgins, Penn State football coach, with Edward Hirshman and local organizers coordinating.
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Marks State College
Ford Car
Robert A. Higgins
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania State College Alumni Association
State
Chamber of Commerce
Higging
Nittany Lion Insti- Asegn
Hugo Bezdek
Higgins
Edward K. Hirshman
Alumni Association
Penn State
Edward Nick
Eoward Steinfurth
Restoring Salem Town Hall in Derby Square
Salem, Massachusetts, undertakes restoration of its Old Town Hall in Derby Square, a landmark that has stood for 129 years. Community efforts aim to revive the historic building as a center of town life and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Derby Square
Man Dies In Frigid Car Garage Incident In Oil City
Ralph L. Fleckenstein 18 Hone Avenue Oil City dies after fumes from a car he was repairing flooded his garage and rooms. Found in an unconscious state around 1 PM Saturday, he was moved indoors, a doctor called, and pronounced dead about noon despite attempts to revive him. He had been employed by Lewis Brothers, a local wholesale firm, and had lived in the city for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Ralph L. Fleckenstein
Hone Avenue
Lewis Brothers
Sixty Years as Teacher Retires in Bermuda Parish
Nellie Trimingham, long serving superintendent of St. Paul's church Sunday school at Paget Bermuda, retired after sixty years in teaching. She will continue teaching but will not return as superintendent.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Nellie Trimingham
St. Paul's Church
Paget
Paris election report shows tied votes and inquiry delay
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Paris election involving Edward Contified Tadier and a contested ballot with six ties and three stresses. No clear outcomes or dates are legible.
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CCC
George H. Gorton
W. 5
Brotzman
Pittsburgh
U. S. Weather Bureau
National Emergency Council
C. GC. Clark
New York University
John Blatt
Miller
Wis Lindbergh
Philip H. Dewey
Ouarley Chase
Immerie Silence
Stanford Clib
Roscoe Ates
Lilian Farguy
Suzanne
Holly Wu
Cima
Armetrong
Ralph de Palma
Powell
Powell Motor Company
Corry Ford
Ralph DePalma
DePalma
Ford
Rita Wett
Elin Hauser
Ati
Mags
Changime Breta Stepgue
By Paul Robinson
Sya Robinson
Greta Stephum
Ralph Fleckenstein
Paris
Ing
Edouard Confidentadier
Stavisky
Labo
Washin Vional Labo
le Chairmar
Roosev
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