Erie picks new appointee amid tight decision
Erie conducts a hard choice as 135 officials or members consider appointing Veland to a key post. The outcome lists New York, Pennsylvania, and Cleveland area ties with scores or standings shaping the final selection.
Influenza warning and tariff debate dominate Corry item
The Corry Evening Journal reports warnings against influenza and the spread of colds with calls for cautious measures. It also cites The Nation and politicians criticizing tariffs and the Hoovers era practice of government funded political speeches, noting a January U.S. Treasury deficit record and local business notes. Public notices include postal details and distribution info.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 27 1912
A derailed Erle freight train near Union City damaged tracks about ten o'clock last night. The 1912 city property value was set at $2 015 2259, up from $1 962 220 in 1911. Henry Dunn became Wayne township road commissioner. A lot on East Congress Street sold to G R Rogers for a spring bungalow as A P Mount and Son finish Meadville armory plans. Brie claims the nation’s first aviator reward ad for recovering an airplane. Bar Sandt flew, wrecking his plane on Lake Fire during a Canada return flight. A dramatic club show Friday and Saturday drew high praise, with praise directed at Nora Fox, Belle Baker, Henry Stevens, Will Messenger, and Hlwin Schrambling.
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Spain
United States
Smoat
Watson
Congress
Washington
Henry Dunn
Wayne Township
Brie
Bar Sandt
Canada
Dramatic Club
Columbus
Salamanca Boy Dies From Lockjaw Wound
Albert Dudley Croker a 14 year old resident of Salamanca died after developing lockjaw from a blank cartridge wound a week earlier. He was wounded while a playmate gave him a blank cartridge and he was treated at City Hospital before his death yesterday morning. His funeral is planned for Monday from the family home on State Street and St Patrick's Church.
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Salamanca
Albert Dudley Croker
St. Patrick's Church
Nellie Croker
Igi Hant State Street
Wade Given & Lank
Debt totals rise to new peak since 1927
The report shows total debt at January 31 reaching 38,126,000,000 with 000 making the year’s increase to about 1,954,000,000 after accounting for new insured certificates and February maturities, marking the largest outstanding debt since 1927 and a substantial jump over the prior period.
Quiz-like queries about historical details
The text lists questions on historical facts with page references including the founding of a bank in Corry the location of the Gold Coast dates for the Pequot War the U S ambassador to Italy and the length of a school director’s term It ends by asking who wrote a short prayer line with a page turn cue.
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Corry
Gold Coast
U. S
Italy
Funeral Services for Nelson Simmons
Rev Gilbert L Boyis presided at funeral services for Nelson Simmons held Friday afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs Glenn Spencer 200 W Wayne St. The 230 pm service drew many relatives neighbors and friends with a quartet of Lindsley Dewey Jenkins and Auer performing. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers John Hammond L J Kelly C W Cook Charles Graham Frank Wilcox and Vinnie Graham. Out of city attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Simmons Mr and Mrs Lester Simmons St Jamestown Mr and Mrs George Rusbuldt Warren and Mrs Emma Dutton and Mrs Nellie Schollon of Columbus.
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Gilbert L. Boyis
The
Presbyterian Church
Nelson Simmons
Glenn Spencer
Wayne Street
Leon Lindsley
R. 5
Dewey
James Tenkins
Gr. Auer
Pine Grove Cemetery
John Hammond
L. J. Kelly
C. W. Cook
Charles Graham
Frank Wilcox
Vinnie Graham
City
Harry Simmons
Lester Simmons
St Jamestown
Sid
George Rusbuldt
Warren
B L
Monroe
Emma Dutton
Nellie Schollon
Columbus
New Business Block Planned in Mayville
Mayville plans a new business block on former Calhoun Drug and Borler sites. Mrs. Nellie Porter bought the Kiesewetter lot and will lease a store there while occupying the adjoining shop as a men's furnishings emporium. Construction to begin after insurance adjustment. remnants of the old building to be demolished and a rebuilt basement added.
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Mayville
Calhoun Drug
Borler
Nellie Porter
Kiesewetter
Insurance Company
Porter
Washington P. T. A. Holds Monthly Meeting
The Washington Parent-Teachers Association gathered in the school building Friday afternoon for its regular session and program. Each room was represented by nine parents, and the banner was to be displayed in every room. The program featured piano duets, a Wonders Day paper, piano solos, violin duets, candlelight services, and a celebration of the 15th anniversary with Mrs. Leslie Wells and Orley Jones. A study circle announcement noted a March 1 meeting at Mrs. Jones’s home, and candy was served at the close.
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Washington Parent-Teachers Association
Irs
Orley Jones
Erie County Council
Millcreek
Leslie ‘Wells
Liquor racket trials set for May in Wesleyville
Justice of the Peace KR Morrison and two former constables Judo Alexander and Clifton J. Shreve face multiple indictments in a large liquor racket case uncovered over 14 months ago. Prosecutors say Morrison, Alexander, and Shreve will be tried separately in the May term of the criminal court with Judge Bouton presiding, as standard procedure requires re-trying before the original judge. The trio allegedly settled liquor cases before county courts.
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Bouton
Morrison
Graham
Alexander
Shreve
Commonwealth
Party at Masonic Temple Delights Forty Couples
A dancing party at the Masonic Temple hosted by the Masonic Entertainment Committee drew about forty couples. Keppel Tiffany's orchestra played from 9 30 to 1 30 with a splendid program and refreshments of cream cake and coffee were served by a committee chaired by M Howard. Arrangements are underway for an April Fool s party in the Temple on Friday evening April 13.
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Masonic Temple
Masonic Entertainment Committee
Keppel Tiffany's
M. Howard
Temple
Primary vote machines eyed for April election
County commissioners debated using voting machines in the April primary. Commissioner Rogan urged a cost comparison with paper ballots, but failed to gain a second. Helen Schluraf presented figures showing higher paper ballot costs. earlier years show machine costs lower, with a $200 saving cited in 1931 and a potential $6,000 annual saving if paper ballots were used this spring. An opinion from Solicitor S A Sisson allowed use of either machines or paper ballots.
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Tor
Joseph Rogan
Ftalph Benedict
Helen Schluraf
Sun
Schiroff
Rogan
Young woman admits guilt in death of her child
Margaret Griswold, a North East widow about 22, pleaded guilty in Erie county court to concealing the death of her newborn daughter. She faces sentencing to the State Industrial Home for Women, Muncy, Pa., after arrangements with Welfare officials. Police say she carried the child to a vineyard north of East Division Street, North East, and left it to die. Governor Roosevelt signed a $250000 Jamestown armory appropriation as part of a bond-funded building bill.
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North East
Jamestown
Bri
Med
Margaret Griswold
North Rest
A. P. Rossiter
Erie County
State Department of Welfare
State Industrial Home For Women
Muncy
Harold P. Dundon
Tim
East Division Street
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