Spring-like weather and local notices span Erie events
A parade of small town items fills the day from a council meeting tonight to Mrs Len Holland improving after a Kane area car crash. Highlights include Corinne Dean and Marion Voss Fruauff in a concert, Hoover national radio appearances, Dollar Day prep, traffic on South Center Street, Amelia Tryon’s WERE program, and a 50th wedding anniversary on West Smith Street.
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Corinne Dean
Erie College Club
Erie
Marion Voss Fruauff
Buffalo
Prohibition repeal dominates Penn A legislative problems
Prohibition repeal dominates Penn A legislature problems as Crawford county auto wrecks claim two lives. Meadville man Clif or Stanford, 27, dies when his car overturns and burns on Fredricksbiling road near Meadville. Titusville resident Harry Chase, about age 31, killed after being struck by a truck on the Meadville Titusville road. Both fatalities push Crawford County totals for 1933 to six.
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PENN
Crawford CO
Clifford Stanford
Harry Chase
Crawford County
Meadville
Titusville
Tillsville
Clif
Stanford
Willige Klingensmith
Clayville
Meadville Titusville
Kegine Transfer Company
Benedict
Titus
Syor Pable
Klingensmith
Cummings
Arrange- York Exchange
Thieves Seeked in Theft of World War Gun Relic
In Williamsport on February 20 thieves who removed a machine gun from Memorial Park were sought by police. The weapon, a World War relic, had rested in the park for more than ten years along with other artifacts.
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Williamsport
Memorial Park
One Cent a Day Offers $160 Monthly Life Policy
The Postal Life Insurance Co offerings a new accident and disability policy for 1 cent a day, covering up to $160 monthly and $1,000,000 in deaths-ens. claims enthusiasts can refer names with address and beneficiary relation and receive policy within 10 days. over 190,000 already bought.
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Wice Co
Dierks
Kansas City
Ted Ban
Amd
Ewing on Debating Team at Allegheny
Corry student Fred Ewing will uphold the negative in a Monday debate at Ripley Me dicalist Episcopal church on February 20. He is a leading junior in Allegheny Speakers of Allegheny College Meadville. The Ripley contest is part of a four‑debate series for intersaw preparation. Ewing will deliver the second negative speech on cancelling war debts and tariff methods. His partner is Dayal A. Smith and the team includes Joseph M. Marre and Douglass Marks.
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Fred Ewing
Corry
Ripley
Ewing
Allegheny
Allegheny College
Meadville
Dayal A. Smith
Winken
Joseph M. Marre
Diane
Douglass Marks
Worcester
Mass
Van Snaps Off Lighting Pole In Westfield Crash
A van left East Main street, struck a pole, snapping lines and causing two adjacent poles to break. Wires lay across the street and traffic halted from 8:30 to 10:40. Clyde Stewart and R T Brooks, truck owners from Geneva and Ashtabula, face civil summons for about 41,000 in damages. hearing set February 25.
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Westfield
Ston
East Main Street
Clyde Stewart
Geneva
R. T Brooks
Ashtabula
Earriell Missouri
Cleveland
New York City
Rooks
Westfield Telephne Company
Westfield Electric Light Department
Poisonous meals and pending repeal moves ripple in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on February 20 James A. Sullivan reports Pennsylvania lawmakers push to repeal the state prohibition enforcement act and set up a state liquor commission. Wets seek to convene a constitutional convention to ratify repeal and to decide representation method amid debates over districts and precincts. The House advances a substitute for repeal and other measures while attention lingers on tackling enforcement.
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Harrisburg
Perm
Sylvania
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Wets
Somme
Schnader
Adler
Grover Talbot
Keiste
Sowers Philadelphis
Liquor Commission
Senate
Investigatme Thhe Public Service Commission
Joint
Highway Department
Tay
Hesse Education Committee
Warren van Dyke
Death claims William Pitts
William Pitts longtime Corry resident died Sunday morning at his son's home on West Wayne Street after a period of ill health. Born May 1 1897 in Meadville he moved to Corry 35 years ago and worked at McInnes Steel. Survived by his mother Bridget Pitts daughter Mrs James Hickey son Arthur Pitts three grandchildren two uncles P J Moffitt M J Moffitt and aunt Miss Anna Moffitt all of Meadville. Funeral Tuesday at St Thomas Church with burial at Magee Lawn Cemetery near Centerville.
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Willaam
Corry
Pagsen Wyay
Arthur Pitts
Wayne Street
Pitts
Whore Ceased
Meadville
McInnes Steel Company
Bridget Pitts
James Hickey
P. J
M. J. Moffitt
Anna Moffitt
Mesdville
Borly
James Rickey
North Center
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Malte Pleum
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mageelawn
Centerville
Doctors Endorse Corry Hospital Plan For City Support
Members of the Corry Medical Association endorsed a proposal to have the municipality finance Corry hospital. They will petition the Council to approve an $80,000 loan to gain title and a $1 per capita tax to fund operations for two years. The board of inspectors backs the plan and seeks $5 000 monthly from the city.
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Corry Medical Association
Corry Toapital
Lochl
Ipectors
Corkyn Hospital
Rev Baker Hurt in Fall on Roosevelt Highway Farm
Rev J Baker on Kaniin Street was injured in a fall from a tree on the farm of Mes Jeanette Paki hurst two miles west of the city on the Roosevelt highway shortly before noon today. The local minister sustained several injuries whose full extent has not yet been determined.
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J. Baker
Kaniin Street
Jeanette Pakihurst
Roosevelt Highway
Notn
Pel Hi Y conference draws Coty members at Cambridge Springs
The second annual Northwest District conference at Cambridge Springs attracted twenty three of five local clubs from eighty district members. The session opened at ten in the Methodist Episcopal church with the theme Adventuring with God. Claudia Plate of Corry led the event, with Mrs L B Firestone and Miss Wight addressing the group. A dinner and afternoon business session followed with officers named: Martha Finney of Cambridge Springs president, Jane Taymond of Curry vice president, Elisabeth Wickwire of Columbus.
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Cambrige Springs
Coty
Cambridge Springs
Misa Claudia Plate
Corry
Northwest Cotnneil
L. B. Fierstore
Harrisburg
Miss Wight
India
M. Hongst
M.A
M.C. A
Martha Finney
Jane Taymond
Curry
Elisabeth Wickwire
Columbus
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The readable fragment mentions Gertrude planning something at age 48. No clear event or names beyond Gertrude are established. The text is too fragmentary to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
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Gertrude Plann
Jon
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Pungral and Soniv
Struct
Hope Ian
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Raynsart
South Center Street
Amelia Tryon
Charlés LeSueur
WERE
Charles L-Sueur
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George H. Darlinston
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Masonic Lodge of Pennsylvania
United States
Harold Cragg
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Mead and Brown
Fair Store
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Whitley
West Columtie Byers
Etta Keltt
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Young Vox
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