Second Beer Parlor Found Guilty as Disorderly
Police Magistrate Glen Miller ruled Keppel beer parlor on East Main street a disorderly house after a lengthy Municipal Building hearing. Fourteen witnesses testified as defense and municipal attorneys clashed over the verdict with an immediate appeal planned and a $100 bond set for Keppel’s county court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Robert Keppel
Glen Miller
Keppel
East Main Street
Edward Petrillo
Erie
Joe Amoroso
Grey Grill Restauray
Earl Damon
Ralph Warren
Damon
Walter Scott
Carl Clark
Alwept Earl Engie
William Geertson
Ross Mead
Edward McEvoy
William Swann
Robert .Keppel
A. C. Maury
Lawrence Deppa
Jamestown
John Dingfelder
Vocational Training for Pennsylvania Unemployed
Public school activities under Act 426 retrain unemployed residents and adjust them for private industry. In November and December about one thousand people received instruction, 216 were employed, with estimated annual earnings around 100000. Ten new projects across Altoona Edinstone Erie and Williamsport have been approved to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Lester K. Ade
Altoona
Edidgstone
Erie
Williamsport
Wilk Dealers Face Fines If Unlicensed In 1936
Harrisburg February 14 United Press reports Agriculture Secretary J Hansel French warned several hundred milk dealers weighers samplers and testers that operating after February 28 without 1936 licenses risks prosecution. Only 914 of 1111 plants renewed. fines range from 10 to 50 dollars and imprisonment from 10 to 30 days for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Agriculture
J. Hansel French
Changes in Beer Permit Tests Reach Harrisburg
County Treasurer Ralph McCord and Prothonotary Lawrence A. Taylor traveled to Harrisburg on Thursday for discussions with state officials about several announced changes in license requirements. They planned talks with the department of revenue on collecting the four mill tax on personal property, acting on behalf of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCord
Lawrence A. Taylor
Harrisburg
McCord
Department of Revenue
Miners urged to work six days to avert coal shortage
Pittsburgh Feb 14 Western Pennsylvania coal miners were urged by United Mine Workers officers to report to mines tomorrow to prevent hardship at hospitals charitable institutions and homes from coal shortages. Patrick T Pagan president District 5 urged six day work week to relieve the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Patrick T. Pagan
District 5
United Mine Workers of America
EXPECT LITTLE FLOOD TROUBLE ON ALLEGHENY
Oil City Allegheny Bay pilot Captain Chas A. Smith says the ice may pass in one surge with warm weather and minimal danger beyond high water. He notes 9 to 17 inch ice at Moray's Eddy and compares spring conditions to 1931 with few gorge fears, predicting several thawing periods before complete clearance.
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OIL Ofty
Chas A. Smith
Oil City
Allegheny
Bayer
Moray
Clymer Woman Injured in Fall Near Home
Miss Mary Donigan, 67, of Clymer New York, fractured her left hip after slipping on a slippery walk near her home late yesterday. She was admitted to Corry hospital for treatment and is reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donigan
Clymer
N.Y
Donigan
Corry Hospital
Chautauqua County Debate Over 72-Hour Marriage Rule
Assemblywoman Jane Todd sponsors a bill in Albany to require a 72 hour wait between license and ceremony to curb hasty marriages. The plan targets Gretna Green like practices near Ripley and Corry, noting impacts in Erie County and Pennsylvania. Todd argues marriages should be deliberate to protect families and reduce subsequent divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Gretna
Albany Assembly
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Clymer
Corry
Jane H. ‘Todd
Westchester Republican
Miss Todd
Paul Dietsch Dead From Heart Attack
Paul Joseph Dietsch of Warren dies at 44 from a heart attack in Erie while serving as pianist and orchestra leader. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Hurley and two daughters, plus his mother and siblings. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in Warren with burial at Warren Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Joseph Dietscl
Carry
Wishime
Rosedale Venus
Evie
Elizabeth Hurley
Usts
Dietsch
Warner Theatre
Erie
Warren
Pauline
Jane Dietsch
Catherine Dietsch
Broth
Four Injured In Auto Crash Near Tidioute
Four people were hurt in a three car collision on the Warren Tidioute road seven miles north of Tidioute on Wednesday evening. In Warren General Hospital are Lee Shufelt 48 and his son Charles 41 both from Westfield N Y. Mr Shufelt has a fractured hip and body bruises while his son has a sprained wrist and facial, head and body injuries. Treated by a Tidioute physician were Mrs A R Wheeler of Endeavor with scalp lacerations and Constance Kilnistiver of East Hickory with leg and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Wheeler
Endeavor
Constance Kilnestiver
East Hickory
Firemen's Association To Share In State Distribution
The Fireman's Association of Corry will share in a state distribution totaling 1,085,512 from the fire insurance tax fund. The fund originates from a two percent tax on fire policies and funds firefighters pensions. Distribution targets counties with verified pension systems. Sullivan and Fulton excluded. Allegheny leads allocations at 178,237 with several counties receiving smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association OF Corry
Stile
Commonwealth of Rem
Keystone
Sullivan and
Fulton
Frank E. Baldwin
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Milk regulation drive hits local dealers in Talrisburg
Feb 11 Talrisburg reports milk dealers face tightened rules after 1925 gains. Licenses issued for the year ending April 30 1926 show a tax total of 290 098 dollars against 2 264 708 05.174 dealers cited by the licensing department for noncompliance. 102 complied. Remaining dealers under investigation face arrest for operating without license if February 28 requirements are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talrisburg
Mile Ventrel Board
Bani
Durliye
Reensiig
Wat Bole Tng Department
Che Howrd Bosbyin
Tugel
Fragmentary OCR listing with mixed numbers and names
A string of scattered figures and personal names appears, including monetary amounts and place names such as Westmorel and Warren. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent narrative or clear context to identify a single event or item.
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WILK
Wieners
Rome
Quality Cash Stores
Tonys
Medford, Mass
Tutte College
Tony
Tve
Thee
Tony Jadvilas
Tony Spath
Tony Wojcie
Chowski
Chautauqua Co
Gretna Greens
Facing Taboo
New York State Assembly
Paul Dietsch
Warnds Mammoth
Montgomery Ward
Firemen’s Ass’n
Milk Board
Glut
Paces
Cambria
Clarion
Chearhili
Melo
Fayelle
Franti
Reene
Muntindon
Tetterson
Junista
Lawrence
Mekeun
Moree
Somerset
Venango
Washington
Westmoreland
Ers
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
M. T. Goldmans
Paris
Dr. West
Keister
Are
Frojoy
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