Young People At French Creek Organize Class At Edna Chapel
Lyle Gabriel hosts a Valentine party with classmates and teachers at his home in February. The Edna Chapel Young People’s Class reorganizes with 21 members ages 23 to 35, electing officers as James Cherry teaches. Mrs. T. J. Neckers suffers a heart attack. Dorothy Beckerink resumes school. trustees meet, and community notices note visits, births, moves, and church events in French Creek area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Lyle Gabriel
Will Gabriel
Ditmar Cherry
Gabriel
Chester Reynolds
Forsythe
Bert Peck
Legters
Mr. Peck
Joel Sherlock
Roy Tenharken
Carol
Edith ‘Tenharken
Wilbur Camp
Virginia
Nina
Hira Heckerink
Barb Edwards
Burdett Edwards
Ray Edwards
Laura Cady
Fredonia Normal School
Lucas Gleason
T. J. Neckers
Edna Bennink
Michael Hober
Bari Storer
Jessie Stoddard
Norvall Reed
Garrett Harmedink
John Jones
Tda Stampoe
Hulelt
Norval Reed
Edwards Chapel
Roy Buesink
Sherman
Ivan Hunsberger
Secetery
Ruth Beckerink
Treasures
Noval Reed
James Cherry
Merci
Snd Mra Hunsverger
Ladies Aid Society
Ednase’s Chapel
Chiurch
Grvil Reed
Erwin Reed
Corry
Dorothy Beckerink
Harold Cady
Order of Wastern Star
Jamestown
Wwillin Cady
Laices Gieas
Paroled murder trio member set for release
Baie Feb 22 1929 Joseph Tavey driver of the stolen car linked to the murder of State Highway Patrolman Russell Swanson near North East will be paroled from Western state penitentiary on March 6, having served the minimum of five years and up to twelve. Bard and Halverson face earlier or subsequent sentences. Bard is serving 10 to 20 years while Halverson was paroled last year after four years two months. Swanson was killed when Bard opened fire as the trio failed to show car ownership credentials. state police later captured the slayers within an hour chaired by Sergeant William Jones.
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Fred Halverson
Western Penitentiary
Minneapolla
Sam Bard
Bard
Invey
Halverson
Swenson
Peace Justice
Notth East
Swanson
Uader
William Jones
Tetiiid
Carter Hill News Notes and North East visits
Carter Hill notes list local social visits with families from Olmstead Benson Morris Blakeslee and Gray, along with Merril Bowen returning from Michigan and Creed Snapp sympathy for Dayton Snapp. North East and Panama guests are mentioned, plus a UNC library addition of 15th century books and medieval manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hiub
Wep
Elmer Olmstead
Flora Benson
Lucille
Viola
Harry Morris
Gerald Blakeslee
Tillotson's Corners
Was
Will Siektuck
Walter Parkhurst
North East
Theodore Gray
Waterford
Mrs. Gray
Merril Bowen
Michigan
Arthur Morris Ealled
J. Follett
Harvey Bramston
Leonard Hays
Harry Burrows
Wattsburg
Walt Vanderberg
Panama
N. Y
Frank Adams
Walter Blogs
Lawrence Morris
Betty
Corry
Harry Mortis
Elizabeth Ewer
Amy J ‘Tanner
Carter Hill
Creed Snapp
Dayton Snapp
Led Schuknecht
University
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Washington Birthday School Holiday Noted
Mr and Mrs John Pfemfer Jr welcome a daughter Rose Marie born February 17. Joe Wenzel and Edward Guarnick travel to Detroit for job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Pfiemfer, Jr
Rose Marie
Joe Wenzel
Edward Guarnick
Detroit
County Tax May Rise Instead of Lowering
Erie County faces a projected loss of 200 000 to 400 000 this year and plans to raise taxes by at least two mills in 1986 unless blocking state legislation occurs. County commissioners urge action, warn of a 100 000 shortfall from a governor sign and declare tax sales halted in 1935 1936, as they mobilize support at a Harrisburg meeting.
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Drie
Erie County
Geo. H. Earle
State County Commissioners’ Association
Harrisburg
Head of Elliott Co dies at Pittsburgh
William S Elliott, 72, president of the Elliott company, machine manufacturers, died at his Pittsburgh home from heart disease. Born in Ohio, he graduated from Cornell in 1887 and moved to Pittsburgh nine years later. He founded the Liberty company in 1904, later expanding to form the Elliott company with plants at Ridgway and Jeannette, Pennsylvania, and Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William S Elliot
Wlliott Company
Islead
Ohio
Elliott
Cornell University
Bittaburga
Liberty Company
Eliott Company
Ridgway and Jeannette
Springfield
Dentistry in America Faces Denial and Training Gaps
Fragmented text discusses dentistry in America, noting perceived world influence yet highlighting mistrust, denial, and limited training access. Mentions 25 percent figure and references to pensip or penetration. Contains unclear terms and truncated ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sparta Grange to hear talk on Farm Credit
Spartansburg Feb 21 The Nomisan's Clubs will hold their regular monthly meeting February 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis with Mrs. Davis as hostess. Program includes Longfellow quotation, paper on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow by Mrs. Elnora Farley, poem The Bell of Art, music, shooting star, and a Valentine exchange. The Sparta Grange also holds its semimonthly meeting Saturday afternoon with dinner at noon and business session at 2. A loan association representative will discuss cooperative credit for farmers and the long and short term credit plan. All farmers are urged to attend. The firemen sponsor their weekly public dance on Saturday, February 28, with prizes and a Washington Birthday party tonight in Firemen's Hall. Proceeds to buy dishes for the Hall. Mrs. Glenn Steadman and Mrs. Mabel Bennett traveled to Union City for attendance at a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Nomisan
George Davia
Davis
Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth
Elnora Farley
Bell of Art
and King Bowen
Shooting Stara
Faith Wallace
Cattering Buxton
Sparta Grange
Grange
V Exchange
Loan Association
Washington
Lincoln
Lincon
St. Valentine Jay
Flora Patel
Spencer Cash
Meadville
Pat
Firemen’s Hall
Carda
Firerens Hall
Glenn Steadman
Mabel Bennett
Union City
Federal funds carry Pennsylvania relief in February
The federal government nearly covered Pennsylvania relief needs for February with $20,607,000 allocated though no state funds were available. Governor Harle requested $20,902,750 for unemployment relief. drafts came in weekly, and the relief board will meet next week to estimate March needs as the state treasury runs dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro Se
Harrisburg
Te Eral
Pennsylvania
George H. Harle
Haste Star Lodge Meeting and Local Social News
Community updates include funeral attendance for John Cochran in Titusville, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes and the Shreves, Princess Pat Club activities, and several sick residents listed. Library cataloging at Consolidated School advances with helpers absent. Local car owners include Hiram Johnson, Dr. W. H. Ernest, and A C Still. Tuesday Evening Club hosted by Mrs. C Ny Titus. Princess Pat Club and Ivy Embroidery Club socials detailed with refreshments. Final preparations for Friday night event at Firemey's Hall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haste Star Lodge
O. K. Rhodes
Titusville
W. M. Curtis Funeral Home
John Cochran
Spartansburg
Hiram Johnson
W. H. Ernest
A.C. Still
C. Ny Titus
Richard Webb
Firemey’s Hall
Ivy Embroidery Club
D. W. Kinney
Former Corry Man Prominent as Michigan Banker
Walter L. Dunham, born Corry Pennsylvania February 15 1882, became a Detroit banker after arriving in 1910 as Ford Motor Co cashier. He rose to vice president at Highland Park State Bank in 1912 and Dime Savings Bank in 1920, then First National Bank, and from 1927 to 1933 led Detroit Savings Bank before retirement. Married Maude Van Wormer in 1906, longtime resident at 1032 Seminole Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Dunham
Corry
Detroit News
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Sherman B
Emma Ford Dunham
Ford Organization
Highland Park State Bank
Dime Savings Bank
First National Byeck
Detroit Savings Bank
Masonic Order
Dunham
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Maude van Wormer
Bradford
Seminole Avenue
Moore to be Erie schools superintendent after Diehl quits
George C. Moore, current assistant, is the teaching candidate for Erie schools superintendent and is likely to win when John Diehl resigns in spring. CG W McNary, academy high principal, would be Moore’s likely successor as assistant superintendent. Board votes, with Moore and McNary prominent. out-of-town candidates discussed amid many applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Moore
Erie
George C. Moore
John ¢. Diehl
CG. W. McNary
Academy ‘High School
Diehl
Academy
Haggart
Vik
Erle
Stenary
Educat
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Edward's Chapel
Trio Inan
Inney
Slayer
Elliott CO
Woman’s Club
Condra Pharmacy
Gerald Shreve
T Tusville
R. V. Shreve
Harry Stranayn
William Johnson
Hintton Burlingame
Alta Stewart
Sveralgh School
Member
Federal Reserve System
Gavings
S. Center St
Corry, Pa
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