Invention of Doughnut Hole Allegedly Traced to Mariner
A claimed origin of the doughnut hole cites a New England mariner, Captain Gregory, as a youth of 95 in 1847 aboard a Boston ship. The tale places the seaside captain in a small kitchen voyage that allegedly inspired the hole in the doughnut.
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Nollinger Family Mourns In Erie Funeral Details
Personal notices mention George and Leo Nollinger of Erie returning for the funeral of their brother Valentine Nollinger after death in the city. Also listed are relatives and visitors including Mrs James McMahon of Jamestown, Andrew and Harry Paulson for their father’s death, and many others traveling to and from Erie for family events and visits with relatives and friends.
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Leo Nollinger
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Valentine Nollinger
James McMahon
Jamestown
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Harry Paulson
Buffalo
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Nellie Lindl
Timnusla
Millie M. Kinney
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Washington Street
Mas Muel Berry
Harry Oswalt
Jolly
Toledo
New York City
Roberts
Grove Hill
Ala
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Wichete
M. I. Spaulding
Albion
C K. Forbes
Ellwood Blocus
Franke DeLury
Abe Gumbineky
Bimba
George McKee
Brie
Tidoute Officer New Captain Company
United Press reports a Tidio ute officer has been named training captain of a company, with details on the assignment and the new leadership role.
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Popular Memphis Girl Ends Her Life Shock News
Edna Hopper, a well known Memphis student and local figure, died by self inflicted gunshot today at her home. A neighbor reported hearing a shot as police investigated the event but no motive or exact circumstances are disclosed.
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Flood Waters At New Orleans Checked After Inundation
Residents woke to receding flood in New Orleans as the Mississippi stood at 178 feet with a levee top at 22 feet. Workers, prisoners and WPA crews battled ruptured bores to drain water. pumps could handle more than ten inches of rain, but crowds pursued the trapped laborers. It was the city’s second street invasion since 1840.
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Crom
WPA
New Orleans
Youth Found Freezing to Death Loses Legs
A youth, found freezing and unable to escape, suffered critical injury after both legs were amputated in an emergency operation aimed to stop infection. The victim, connected to the Training School in Morganzi, Pennsylvania, was found near a box car on February 3rd and transported to a hospital in Cleveland.
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Deibler Endorsed by Sportsmen Group in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen unanimously endorsed Deibler for appointment to the State Commission of Fisheries. Green and Harris were named in the ruling, with the endorsement coming during the Friday session.
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Sportsmen’ Group
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Harrisburg
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Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen
First Steam Locomotive in Pennsylvania Remembered
The first steam locomotive ran on August 18 1820 bridging the Delaware and Hudson Canal companies line from Honesdale to Susquehanna. Engineer Horatio Allen led the trip which is now commemorated by a Riverside Park monument near Route 6 in Honesdale.
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Ron
Honesdale
Suelyville
Horatio Allen
Riverside Park
Relief Expenditure Totals Tallied Across Pennsylvania in 1936
A compiled report cites a 263,493,110 dollar relief and work relief outlay for Pennsylvania in 1936. It details Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps employment figures and breaks down spending by highways, public buildings, housing projects, recreation facilities, and various utilities. The record notes broader national WPA funding, personnel costs, and aid allocations through the era's emergency relief acts.
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Pennsylvania
MT. Liehtwawalhier
National Nnagency Council
Ie Prenthill Af Lie
Sulla la Congress
United States
Checkered Cap Clue in Kidnapping Case
Detectives traced a checkered cap found at a hideaway used by the kidnapper to the investigation of the alleged kidnapping and murder of 10 year old Charles Mattson. The cap matches descriptions of the cap the kidnapper wore when he visited the Mattson home on December 27, 1936. Authorities tied the item to Tim Donovan, alias James J. G. McDonald.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
Unidenworld
Charles Mattson
Mattson
Tim Donovan
James J. G. McDonald
W C T U Meeting Held Thursday
Mrs Ema Heath hosted the regular monthly W C T U gathering at 161 Paris Street with a devotional on Palm Sunday. Discussion covered standard essences and fund goals, names of committee heads were noted, and members urged to donate for the Washington convention. The article notes a suspect arrested Wednesday linked to a note demanding 28000 dollars.
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Paris Street
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Alvis Shenbme
Wales
Loibmbe
W. CT
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