Franklin Man Fatally Slain In Tank Car Incident
George Smith aged 28, son of Mrs Nellie Smith of 612 Lith street, was found dead inside a gasoline tank car at the Empire of Works Reno Friday afternoon after last being seen before noon. Despite medical aid, resuscitation failed. Smith had worked four years at the refinery and was foreman in charge of loading tank cars. the accident occurred after he entered an empty car that still contained gasoline fumes.
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Franklin
George Smith
Nellie Smith
Lith
Empire of Works
Reno
Dotty
Oi City
Smith
Beautiful new Bradford hotel opens at Emery function
Bradford welcomed Grace B. Emery’s vision as the new Emery Hotel hosted its opening gala. About 192 guests dined in two large rooms with out of town attendees and local society joining reserved Venetian room tables. Ambrister’s Battsio orchestra provided continuous music and the Criterion Quartet performed with Miss Aubin and Miss Rubin earning standing praise.
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Bradford
Wen
Grace B. Emery
Miss Emery
Ambrister
Battslo
Criterion Quartet
Mise Arleth Rubin
Engagement Announced for Meredith Dowse to Harold Fish
Mr and Mrs Floyd Dowse announce the engagement of their daughter Meredith Dowse to Harold Fish of this city. A pleasant shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Melvin Dowse at their East Church Street home covered twelve guests with red and white telegram place cards.
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Floyd Dowse
Meredith Douse
Harold Fish
Melvin Douse
East Church Street
Mini Douse
Four Fugitives Escape from County Jail in Charleston
Four prisoners fled the Charleston County jail Tuesday, evading pursuers as they headed toward Tennessee. Local authorities, aided by federal help, pursued the escapees through Huntington at 3 a. m., with police reporting distance covered and efforts ongoing to recapture them.
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United Press Huntington
Charleston
Tennessee
Nori Garnlinn
Announcements of Church Services for Tomorrow
Religious listings show services across several churches in Corry. First Presbyterian plans Bible study, sermon topics on unity and Christ’s offerings. First Methodist schedules schools, morning worship, youth events, and choir details. Pentecostal and United Brethren churches list evangelistic services, youth activities, and midweek programs. Christian Science and Lutheran churches announce services, Sunday school, and midweek study sessions.
Baptist and Episcopal Church Notices
The First Baptist Church at Pleas ant street and Second avenue hosted Bible School in the auditorium at 11:00 a.m. Morning worship featured a sermon on The Baptism of Jesus and choir anthems. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. began with baptism and included a sermon and musical numbers. The Episcopal Church at Corner North Center and West Smith streets offered Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m led by Rev. Eugene Bigler of Ohio.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Cornea
Pleasant
Center Streets
Roger M. Cressey
Ralph
Dewey
People's Meeting
Corry
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Corner
Senter
Pleasant Streets
Revi
A. Wimer
Ashnall
Johnson
Mr. Desring
Mage
Angelus
Warren
Oley
Home
Campbell
Franke Lille
Vincent
Mrz
G. A. Bilston
Boy Scouts
Golden Links
Ladies Aid Society
Beulah Randall
East Pleasant Street
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Scientist Park Street
North Center Street
Arch St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Comer South
Concord
Wilc Lam Hall
Simolay School
A.M
T Corinthians
First Baptler Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
A. L. Roth
M. Bible School
Halling
Episcopal Church
North Center
Smith
Eugene ¥. Bigler
Diocese of
Ohio
Tampico
Texas
Advent Christian Church Services and Meetings
Church notices list Sunday School at 10 A.M. and preaching at 11. evening worship at 7:30 conducted by Rev. James A. Johnson of Edinboro. children’s meeting next Saturday at 2 P.M. at 7 Essex Street. Gospel Hall on Eat Washington Street hosts breaking of bread, Sunday school, gospel preaching, and weekly cottage meetings.
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Advent Christian
Advent Chiiange Church
Evex Street
Ori
Washington
Utrwts
Mas Hazel B. Anoney
Hoop Mantuipantor
James A. Johnson
Edinboro
Myelyn Barton
Essex Street
Gospel Hall
Washington’ Street
Huge Brewery Seeded at Erie In Massive Prohibition Raid
Brib February 2 police records report a large illegal brewery found in Erie. Prohibition agents arrested one man, Solberto DelPorta, owner, at 610 West 21st Street, in a two story cement block building formerly occupied by the Accurate Tool Works. Six agents seized three 2,000 gallon vats and equipment, accusing the plant of manufacturing high powered keg beer.
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BRIB
Promattrese
21St Street
Himene
Solberto DelPorta
Walnut Street
DelPorta
Tue
Wildcat
Death of Mrs Mary Mosher in Ashtabula
Mrs Mary Mosher died at her Ashtabula home yesterday morning after a brief illness. She leaves three children H S Swanson Eile Hugh Mosher and FD Woodworth Corry. Funeral services will be held at the late home with Miss Hunton delivering a sermon on How Difficulties Become Assets. Communities are invited to attend.
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Mary Mosher
Ashtabula
Mosher
H. S. Swanson
Eile
Hugh Mosher
FD. Woodworth
Corry
Sara
Ashtajula
Daniel Bowen
Marion
Duane Streets
Miss Hunton
Local Paint Sale Wraps Various Brands and Prices
Dresden Flat Paint and Perfection paint products appear in a sale listing with quantities and unit prices. Lawrence Figure Enam and Uncle Hiram’s Brighten All are offered in assorted bottle sizes at reduced rates.
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Dresden
Lawrenge
Hiram
Fire destroys wing of state capitol building
Fire at the Kentucky state capitol complex damaged the right wing housing the highway department, railroad commission, and geological survey. Fire started from defective wiring, with losses estimated at $260,000 and critical records destroyed. Administrators and notices for Corry area estates also appear in the same notice run.
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Frankfory
Old State Capitol
State Highway
Railroad Commiinaion
Geological Survey
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FAMES
Empire Oil Works
Pentecostal Church
First Pentecostal Church
Rev. H. Wf. Rauscher
Lavern Hamilton
United Brethnen Church
United Brethren Church
H.W. Beagle
Paradise
Federal Reserve System
Alliance Church Cearn A
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Animes Church
Carnal East
Washington Street
Mapie Avenue
George B. Morgan
Geo. Praulien
Prank Wyre
Erie
Taxa
J. A. Lanston
Center St
Starr
St. Corry
Hoenes Atore
Hotel Corry
Wojnsi
Joural
Soncord
Howlin
Journal
FORD
Chevrolet
Achuland
Tony Jackson
Spring St
Melo
BIG Olus Corporation
Avsles
Linogeuplad
Fyr-Fyter Co
Fyr-Pyter Bldg
Dayton
Holden
Tiquire
Main Street
Wordwon
Levi Patterson
R. D
Eass
West South Street
Sun
Bank Pleasant
M. Cohen
Congres Street
Howe
John Droteck
Columbia
Gould Street
Okra
Lamona
Spring Greek Road
Posae
Alon Marehill
Photesvai
Columbus
A. D. Jackman
Spring Creek
F. Gohn
John Trammond
Quctionser
Johanna Dampsty
Erle
Pennsylvania
Hays
Register of Wills
Erle County
Charles 1
Spiesman
West Smith St
Corry Pa
Francis F, McClintock
Union City
Frank J. Bond
City of
Erie County
Pennky
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pi
Olesiiy
Nollinger
Edith A. Nol Nzer
Court of Common Plans
Penosylvants
Halth M. Nollinger
Walter B. Peake
Cameron Building
First Ward
Wile County
Center Street
Third Ward
Walter L. Peake
Liber
Ida Mac Skellie
Jay Skellie
Court of Common Pleas
Porm
Tebrumey
Roy Pork Thetson
Imy
Cameron Balding
Hirst
Bele County
North Conthe Bt
Walter C. Peake
Tug
Dor
Fround
PittsBurgh
Lys Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
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