Mrs Beers Arrives for Visit With City Relatives
Mrs Roy Beers of Phoenix Arizona arrived in the city last evening to visit with her mother Mrs Ho Frank of Mott street and Mrs A A Williams and son George. They left this morning by motor for a several weeks stay in St Petersburg and Orlando Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beers
Phoenix, Ariz
Ho 4
Frank
Mott Street
A. A. Williams
Som George
St. Petersburg
Orlanda
Rejected Civil Service List and New Testing Ordered
The report notes rejection of the civil service list and orders for new tests. Miller later named Clarke Pain and Elmer Gibhertson to assist the city controller in an audit covering the past two years. A complaint about the Imperial Hotel cellar window grating's dangerous condition was raised by Mr. Mulderick, and the council adopted a motion for the city solicitor to notify the owner to repair it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Clarke Pain
Elmer Gibhertson
Imperial Hotel
Mulderick
Personal Mention Highlights Local Visitors and Travels
Miss 8 C King and sister Mrs L D West left for home in Erie after a city visit. Miss Ogi Sodstrom from Youngstown visited with friends in town. Mrs A L Jacoby returned home to Spring Creek after a city stay. Broderick J West of New York City to visit for four weeks with brother L C West in West Church Street. Frank Hepler headed to Buffalo on business. Juries duty brings William Shields Lyle Wilcox and George Collier back to Erie this evening. C A Kopp of Cincinnati on a few days business visit. Frank Northrip of Sugar Grove left after brief stay with Mr Powell. Mrs Leo Hubbard of Clyde, NY, in town due to husband’s death at Corry Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Wales and Mrs Redman of West Park Place guests in Centerville. J G Hughes left with mother Mrs William Cullen for Buffalo, Mary accompanying for a short stay. Perry M Nichols a business visitor in Erie yesterday. Frank L Swanson of Jamestown in Corry on business. Miss Helen Louise Mreilerick went to Exit for Hamot Hospital treatment with grandmother W H L Strowp. Eva Schreckengost and son Bertram of Barnes left for home after visit with Neylon Schreckengost. Miss Marjorie Pls and nephew Robert Fisk of Minion City spent the day in Cony. Rev Dr Lewis called to Meadville Friday afternoon for conference with Rev S W McGurvey, district superintendent of the Chy Qian find Missionary Alliance Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. King
L. D West
Eri
Ogi Sodstrom
Youngtown
Tuter
Kersey
A. L. Jacoby
Spring Creek
Broderick J. West
New York City
L. C.west
Nf West Church
Frank Hepler
Buffalo
Northrip
Sugar Grove
HR. Powell
North Center Street
Leo Hubbard
Clymer
N. OR
Corry Hospital
Charles Wales
Redman
West Park Place
Centervale
J. G. Hughes
Willian Cullen
Conford Street
Mary
Perry M. Nichols
Erie
Frank L. Swanson
Jamestown
Corry
Misa Helen Louise Mreilerick
Hamot Hospital
W. H L. Strowp
Tying Street
Eva Schreckengost
Bertram
Barnes
Neylon Schreckengost
Misa Marjorie Pls
Robert Fisk
Minion City
Cony
BR. Lewis
Meadville
S. W. McGurvey
dietFicl
Chy Qian Find Missionary Alliance
Chure
Forum Dept of Club Meets With Guest Talks
Members of the Vorim Depart ment of the Cotry Woman's Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. G. T. Kincaid's home with Mrs. C. Barnes as chairman. The program covered Civil Works Administration topics and conservation, with a yearly plan and sessions on education, drama, music, literature, and welfare work. A luncheon next Thursday at the club house features Mrs. Arthur Breyil Hier of Erie speaking on Old Books and Manuscripts.
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Vorim
Cotry Woman's Club
C. Barnes
G. T.kincaid
Civil Works Administration
Civilan Conservation Co
Arthur Breyil- Hier
Erie
Barnes
Kincaid
New Members for Auxiliary at Carrier Post Meeting
Members were added to the American Legion Auxiliary at the Carrier Post meeting last evening. The group finalized plans for a skating carnival, hosted by the post. Contests, Hok um and bridge provided entertainment with awards to Mrs. V. B. Ofn, Mrs Walter DeJean, Mrs. John Neylon and Mrs. P. G. Wool. A lunch was served by Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Frank Harvey. The next social is January 20 in the hall.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Imer G
John Neylon
P. G. Wool
Nevton
Frank Hamvey
Thein Hall
Week Of Prayer Service At Presbyterian Church
Corry churches hold Week Of Prayer services with Rev. S. L. Wagner preaching on the topic "Wish" at the Presbyterian Church. Last meeting drew a good crowd. later, Rev. H. R. Harris of United Brethren in Christ to deliver sermon at the Methodist Episcopal Arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Corry
Gyning
L. Wagner
St Pars Taitheran Church
Price
Methodist Episcopal Arch
H. R. Harris
United Brethren
Christchurch
Probing 1929 Erie truck guard murder reopened for new arrests
The 1929 Erie truck guard murder near Painesville is reopened in Cleveland with expected arrests. Three men already serving manslaughter terms may be connected, while new grand jury questioning and possible involvement of well known organizations are reported as authorities push for a further probe.
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Erie
Dan
Svatnton
Scott Transpatalian Co
Painesville
Cleveland
Lake
Gee
Erie Company
Buffalo
Theodore Knill
Ninetet
Tech
Perry
N. Ridge Road
Henry Kahler
Tony Verga
Swerty-thre
Willi Nivbling
Fatal Crash Separates Teail Two Black Rows
Women from rage Uno black face stage and screen comedians planned a motion picture. We were traveling about 46 miles an hour. Mrs Mack drove and Sennett sat beside her. Charley Moran, his daughter Mary Jane 18, and Moran were in the car when it wrecked, flipping into a ditch and overturning several times. Moran, abrasions to legs, Mary Jane and Charley pinned beneath seat, Mack died in a partnership strained years earlier that returned to fame.
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Womumen
Rage Uno
Moren
Mary Jane
Charley
Moran
Mack
Missing 19 year old girl sought by parents in Nocts East
Agleén Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Nocts East, 45 missing from her home. The girl, 19 years old, is the subject of an intensive search with the parents enlisting aid of the county president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agleén Smith
Fred 2. Smith
Nocts East
Snissing
Balve
Threaten Court Suit in Assessment Clash
A delegation from Easthoraigh residents stormed the county commissioners office accusing the 1924 assessment roll of reductions and threatening legal action. The meeting stretched late as tensions rose and the commissioners denied knowledge of the earlier date. Attorney T. P. Dunn complained loudly as he prepared to travel inland for family matters.
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WRIB
Easthoraigh
Burgess
Eatin
Zohin
T. P. Dunn
Way m
Olina
Dunn
Oue
Trading Dull on the Exchange in Narrow Range
United Press reports a quiet trading session on the New York Stock Exchange with most shares moving in a narrow range. Early afternoon quotes show irregular activity in scarce fractions, listing notable names such as American Locomotive, General Electric and General Motors among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Ili O'Clock
American American Locomotive Mechan
American T&t Nl
Hie
Auburn
Pumiix Aviation
Waiehem
Castalia Pac
Columbia Gas Continental
Irene
General Electrepany
General Motors
Bate International Nickel Benneport Wee Ve
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Postpone Action on Insull Extradition
Toronto January 12 Justice Charles Garrow postponed his decision on a motion by Martin J Insull's attorneys to set aside the extradition order returned by Justice A C Kingston last December 2 He said he would rule on Monday January 15 No reason was given beyond inconvenience for counsel of both sides to attend.
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United Press Toronto
Charles Garrow
Martin J. Insult
A. C. Kingstone
Counse
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Federal Reserve System
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Lizzie
Citizens National
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