Groundhog heading class in meteorology prognostications
Beek Groundhog led by ParastaFk tops the notes with forecasts as February term of criminal court records three-try sessions and a $718.55 smallest county sum. A quivering fire alarm procedure faces appeal while delays from misdirected calls irritate residents. Junior class plans a date night party after basketball with Night Hawks set to perform. GB Wilcox of Mi Village awaits sentence in Erie County court for larceny tied to a chicken theft near J. J. Casey Farm. Governor’s office appoints Chester W Zerbee to replace Herbert A Arnold at the Soldiers and Sailors home. Corry Rod and Gun Club helps distribute minnows from the State Hatchery at Tionesta. Past Grand Council No. 2 meets February 20 in Union City to mark its Erie County founding anniversary. Plumbers endure cold spell damage to meters and lines. Public Service Commission will hold thirteen trucking permit hearings in Erie February 21, with Corry residents likely among attendees. Sam Irvine’s Aero Supply Corp talk highlights Corry parts used in aviation industry across the country.
Republican nomination buzz in Erie Crawford district
William P. Rose editor and publisher of several papers is mentioned for congress. Judge Robert D. Lewis from Potter County will assist. Q Clare Kent to be honored at a Meadville banquet by 32nd degree Masons next Monday. LeRoy Search investigated Walter Bordwell's guilty plea for receiving stolen goods and possible withdrawal of plea. American Legion and Red Cross offices to reopen tonight and Saturday to aid veterans with bonus applications. Fire at Brooks property on East Pleasant Street caused negligible damage. Mrs. Rosalie Rexford fractured her right leg in a fall. medical follow up planned. A rare wild waterfowl found on Hare Creek road drew attention.
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Potter County
Q. Clare Kent
Meadville
First Presbyterian Chrch
American Legion
Red Cross
Municipal B
Turitil
Ice Gorge-Flood Threat Near Franklin Declines
The Allegheny River near Franklin was reported frozen nearly solid after two weeks of extreme cold. Rivermen and the Franklin weather observer said flood danger is negligible unless a long period of rain with no temperature moderation occurs. Ice depths ranged 7 to 8 inches on the river, with French Creek about 9 inches, and tributaries showing similar conditions.
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Oil City
Allegheny
Franklin
Frank
Pittsburgh
French Creek
Ute
Dahoga Woman Dies From Severe Burns
Kane Pa Feb 16 Burns from a gas explosion in a Dahoga home caused the death of Mrs. Hermann Peterson 51 at Community Hospital after a fire that threatened to spread through the village five miles away.
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Ey Uniteuris Kane
Hermann Petterson
Dahoga
Commuunity
Trucks Ordered to Carry Flares in Osage County
Three truck owners in Crawford County faced hearings before Alderman Kerr on charges of violating a state flare law requiring commercial trucks to carry flares for use if lights are out after an accident. Each defendant faced fines of 27.50. A wider statewide campaign aimed to enforce compliance and reduce highway delays. Two local men served 10 days for nonpayment of fines. a Venango county man was jailed for nonpayment this week.
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Ndusville
Fen
R. A. Kerr
Corry
Titusville
Tiso
Didasyilte
McKinney Road
Crawfordounty
Genterville
Meadville
Venango County
Republicans Hold Big Rally at Oil City
Oil City Pa Feb 15 Republicans leaders from six northwestern counties held a pep meeting and outlined plans for spring elections. Judge William M Parker urged candidates to prioritize human rights over finances. Delegates included John L Harina Harrisburg secretary, State Senator Peter Grat Armstrong County, Sento L & Chapman Warren, and Judge Lee A McCracken Venango.
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Pennsylvania
Plana
William ‘M. Parker
Superior Court
Intiag
Otler
John L. Harina
Property of Supplies
Harrisburg
Peter Grat
Armstrong County
Sento L
Reed Defends Relief Stand in Fireside Speech
Pittsburgh February 15 Senator David A Reed defended his veterans relief stance amid charges of shifting position. He cited a four point American Legion program and Roosevelt concessions on disability benefits hospitalization for veterans unable to pay private care. Reed also attacked the NRA, saying it saved people from starvation but harmed small businesses while aiding trusts.
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Eae
Pittsburgh
David A. Reed
American Legion
Roosevelt
Benator Reel
Veterans’ Relief
Reed
NRA
Two Erie Officers Suspended for Negligence
Erie police chief William F. Detzel suspended patrolmen William Murray and William Brower for five days each for neglect of duties. Murray, a long‑time department veteran, worked in the captain’s office while Brower, injured, had been assisting on phones and clerical tasks. The action, aimed at boosting morale, drew mixed reactions from the mayor.
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William F. Detzel
William Murray
William Brower
James P. Rossiter
Detzel
Murray
Browerius Beett
Muinway
Brower
Baker Faces a Life Term for Crimes
Baker, 27, confessed burglar and robber indictment in Cuyahoga County. He faces a possible life sentence under Ohio law after three indictments returned by the county grand jury. Jewelry valued at 5,000 was stolen from several Cleveland homes. Police traced the loot to Baker’s rooms after a detective overheard a conversation about a diamond pin with a Masonic emblem.
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OTL
CIPY
Tchard Baker
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Baker
F. 71
Flebash
Goft
A.D. Baldwin
Bralenghl
Cleveland Subunh
Clevelang
Abolte
Suspect Held In Erie Hold Up Case
A 19 year old man, Theoitore Nittewicz of 108 East 12th Street, surrendered at police headquarters Thursday after a warrant was issued for his arrest in the January 24 alley hold up near Mth and Parade streets. Robbery victim John Logan reported 878.82 looted from his packets as two girls and accomplices were linked to the crime. A sister and another youth are jailed in Morganza reformatory for related complicity. A second note reports two Cincinnati physicians unveiling a pertussis vaccine at Jewish Hospital.
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Web
John Logan
Theoitore Nittewicz
Mth
Parade
Jean Niikiewicz
141
Ash Street
Sally Milikowski
Bib East 12Th Street
Morganza Reformatory
Logan
Reform School
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