Windswept Civic Meeting and Mixed Local Notes
Windy unseasonable mood marks Civic Employees' Association gathering at Grand Theatre. Week’s output from Associated Gas and Electric System up 1 percent. police investigate prowler on Northwest street with no culprit found. GM shares, December sales. Montgomery Ward reports record December. Roosevelt to speak on National Foundation event. January 31 deadline for 1938 unemployment contributions. crude oil production dips. Rep. Joseph W. Martin to speak on Republican objectives. Farm Show building expansion adds space. murder hearing for Haohig Simonian postponed. funeral services for Dr Clinton Hail. Road work from Five Corners to Watts Hill underway. arson case sentencing possible for William Kolstee. Erie County Sportsmen’s League officers re-elected.
Young Unionite Admits Theft of Furs and Hides
Union City Jan 1 1910 Ferry Feker 22 Milessimait pleaded guilty to stealing furs and hides from the Aiken livery barn. He signed a confession admitting two separate break ins December 2 and January 5. Feker held on $500 bond after hearing before Justice Robbing. police linked evidence to the suspect and recovered hides from a nearby yard.
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Union City
Ferry Feker
Milessimait
Pole
Moger
Bayn
Aiken
Yase Gf
Ecker
Magee
Meker
Haight Dies Suddenly in Corry at 76
N Lynn Haight of 239 Marion Street dies suddenly at home after 5 PM. Born June 20 1868 in Carry he lived in Corry all his life and worked at Rogers Structural Steel. Survived by wife Lena four daughters two sons nine grandchildren one brother two granddaughters and several relatives. Funeral from the home Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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N. Lynn Haight
Marion Street
Wall
Haight
Carry
Rogers, Structural Steel Company
Lena Haight
Harry Lamon
Mia
Prank van Tassél
Corry
John Henry
Akron
Ohio
Thomas Hines
Pittsburgh
Marl
Cleo Haight
Edward K. Hight
Lawrence Burnett
Wile
O. Spencer
Rochester
Pine Grove Cemetery
County Board Grants Two Salary Increases
The county salary board approved increases for 1539, raising Scott Way from 1800 to 2100 and Hazel Davis from 1260 to 1800. Commissioners and Harvey McWillis supported the raises amid high enrollment, but others had planned increases that were dropped after likely rejection.
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Ne Saluey Board
Scott Way
Harvey McWillis
Hazel Davis
Personnal
Golden Rule Club Names Officers Nomination Committee
Frank Garvey named chairman of the nominating committee for the Golden Rule Club election. Other members include W. C. Cox F. B. Davis A. O. Sandburg and M. N. Nast. They will propose candidates for president and officers at the next regular meeting on Monday January 16.
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Frank Garvey
BR. A
Golden Rule Club
W. C. Cox
F. B. Davis
A. 0. Sandburg
M. N. Nast
Shelv
Twin births at Carrollton and South Dayton on New Year
On Friday January 1 babies arrived at the homes of two daughters of Mr and Mrs. Families greet the newborns in Carrollton Ohio where a daughter was born to Mrs Rudolf Appel formerly Miss Mitfred Pala and in South Dayton New York where a son was born to Edith Fealmon Kep pel child delivers joy to relatives in both households as reported yesterday.
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and Bars
Falmer
Rudolph Appel
Carrollton
Harl Seppel
South Dayton
N.Y
Appel Biby
Stiss Mitfred Pala
Keppel
Edith Fealmon
Friends Back Corry Man For Highway Post
Readers across Efe ane and the county rally to support John F. Love former Corry road builder for the county superintendent of highways job Love has long supervised road work with his firm BM Love & Son and his late father His experience is cited as ideal to oversee county roads Local Republican leaders back his candidacy and urge supporters to contact party committeemen to secure eastern county backing for the appointment
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Efe Ane
John F. Love
Corry
Love
BM. Love & Son
Hinell
Erie
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Promoted
Advertisement urging readers to use Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets to relieve nocturnal distress, claiming they cleanse kidneys, strengthen bladder, and act as a tonic for stomach, liver, and bowels. Sold at local stores.
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Thompson
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Grand Theatre
At &Clock Tonbeht
Associated Gas & Whie System
Northwest Street
General Motors
United States
East Wayne Street
Norma Neylon
Frank Neylon
Erie Times
Montgomery Ward & Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation For Tarantile
Pennsylvania
Dbesed
Ralph M. Bashore
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Oil City
Bureau of Mines
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
WABC
Haohig Simonian
Findley Lake
George Bohigian
Priiay Efternom
Roy Jones
Clinton
Hail
Northast
Wattsturg
North East
Meritene
Clyner Hill
Five Corners
Wattshung
Burrows Farm
William Kolstee
Tleg
W. H. Hirt
Erie County Sportsman's League
Pulakos-on-the-Lake
Seat
Sohn J. “Koehler
Paul Howard
Karl van Tassel
James Hadley
Young Unionite
Billings
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Mooney
San Francisco
Folsom Prison
Jibuti
France
Rome
Cormissioners
Controlley Wilts
Femainney
Prante A. Wilson
Ehniman
Aller Ageniey
N. Cohen & Sons
Corry Water Co
Davison Fogle Lummber Co
W. H. Merrici
Citizens National Bank
Gift Shoppe
Western Auto Associate Store
Find Penn's
Blowline Go
Loblaw’s
Pillsbury
Spring Lake
Morton House
California
Florida
Marina
John E. Love
Erie County
Foon
Park Lane
du Pont
Ehiffon
Gay Bawkenots
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Castoria
Chace
Alka-Seltzer
Wampole
Doyle
Sutherland Sisters
Woodbury's
Parke Davis
Eveready
Lyon's
Joy
Naive
Sweetlax
O'Neil
Karess
M. T. Garden's Tale
Keister
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