January skating carnival and local notices at Whiteley Rink
A brisk community page notes a paragram of events and injuries. Skating carnival at Whiteley Rink tonight. Wilson Sickler of Spring Creek treated for a severe knee injury after a fall in his barn. Also reports deaths, appointments, transportation and local happenings including a chimney fire and a prom girl selection at Mercyhurst College.
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Wilson Sickler
Spring Creek
Sickler
Margaret Glick
Mercyhurst College
Masonic ‘Temple Ballrom Abovie
Henry
North Girard man held for embezzlement charges
Roy A. Holmes, 37, of North Girard, arrested by Ashtabula County authorities on embezzlement allegations tied to Williamsfield schools. An Erie County Light & Heat Co. employee, he cashes nine checks from 79 to 492 dollars, with Morse accusing Holmes of returning most funds with a personal check. Holmes denied the charges as sheriff investigated.
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RIB
Roy A. Holmes
North Girard
Ashtabula
Williamsfield
Holmes
Erie County Hleatrie Co
Dudley R. Morse
Ohio
Th and
Cranberry Streets
Morse
C. H. Blanche
Erie
Girard
North Girardite
Urges Early Inspection Of Pa Vehicles
Harrisburg Jan 20 Governor's committee on street and highway safety urges all automobile and truck owners to have vehicles inspected and adjusted regularly to prevent accidents. Owners who neglect safety risk prosecution by state patrol and being called accident breeders. Until March 31 optional inspections with an orange sticker available. after that enforcement begins.
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Harrisburg
Governor's Committee On
New Cuban president to cooperate with U S
Vieta recalled ties with United Press during political exile and urged honest elections and restoration of constitutional government. He said Cuba would rewrite its constitution and seek a reciprocal commercial understanding with the United States. Mendieta praised Roosevelt's hands off policy and called for common economic understanding due to US investments and Cuba as a large market.
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Vieta
United Press
United States
Cuba
Mendieta
Roosevelt
United
Low Mood Club Changes Name to New Deal Club
In Dalton Ohio the Low Mood Club formed by prominent local women has renamed itself the New Deal Club signaling a shift in outlook. The name change reflects a broader, more optimistic stance among its members and reflects community engagement goals.
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Dalton, Ge
Dalton
New Deal Club
Kin of Corry Residents Fatally Hurt in Crash
Mrs. Our Keser Hoers of Cleveland, sister of Valentine and George Kestler, died in Cleveland hospital after injuries from a car accident. The 33 year old formerly lived in Jamestown and is survived by husband William Hoerz, son William, daughter Eileen, and six brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be in Cleveland.
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Corry
Our Keser Hoers
Cleveland
Valentine
George Kestler
Ohio City
William EB. Hoerz
William
Eileen
Coveland
Joseph G. Kestler
Jamestown
L. W. Fellerson
Buffalo
G. M. Anderegg
Montecito
Calif
George
Valentine Kestler
City
John F. Kester
Johnsonburg
Joseph, William and Henry Kestler
Dollal
Planning New Survey of All State Prisons
Harrisburg January 20 The commonwealth of Pennsylvania starts a program to classify prisoners in state penal and correctional institutions. Dr G Giardini heads preliminary studies at Western State Penitentiary. Civil Works Administration funds support data collection. Fields staff will use psychological tests to guide transfers among Eastern Western Graterford Huntingdon Rockview and a new New Cumberland facility for defectives. Officials say classification will tailor administration and treatment to inmates temperament offense and adaptability.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
G. Giardini
Western State Penitentiary
Civil Works Administration
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Huntingdon
Bureau of Corrections of
State Department of Welfare
Penitenlabies
Graterford and
Rockview
New Cumberland
Department of Welfare
Pera
Brotherhood UB Church Met Last Night in West Wayne
The Otterbein Brotherhood of the United Brethren in Christ met at J B Johnson's home on West Wayne street with thirty members present. Prof Bartop of Columbus High School spoke on Is the World Getting Better, arguing from history that current deplorable conditions are improving in general. An engaging discussion followed and a social hour featured lunch for the men.
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Otterbeing Brotherhood of the United Brethren In Christ Church
J.B. Johnson
West Wayne Street
Bartop
Columbus High School
Bartoo
Two Erie County Auto Verdict Totals Reach 10332
In Erie county court two verdicts totaling 10332 were awarded by juries in auto accident cases. Leila Canon of 1822 W 12th St received 3900 for her husband Winfred Canon's death on Dec 8. The second award of 6482 went to Andrew and Giovanna Polito of Rochester alleging fault by John J Marcello and Elizabeth Marcello after a side swipe near Girardon Ridge Road on Sept 2, 1932.
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ERIW
Erie County Court
Leila Canon
12Th Street
Winfred Canon
P.P. Parish
20Th Street
Nicholson Hill
Andrew
Giovanna Polito
Rochester
John J
Elizabeth
Marcello
Raspberry Street
Politos
Earl WU
Clawson
Girardon Ridge Road
Citizenship Department Studies Immigration at Corry Woman's Club
Mrs. S Ausum chaired the monthly Citizenship meeting at her home with ten members present. The topic was Immigration. Mrs. Ella King read a detailed article on Immigration, requiring study and research. Mrs. Cassidy summarized state and national legislation, followed by general discussion. A lunch of sardines and coffee was served.
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S. Ausum
Cnarman
Citizenship Department
Corry Woman's Club
A. Ella King
J. A. Cassidy
Austin
Boats stranded as Seine level drops four feet
About 200 boats were stranded along the Seine from Bougival to Rouen after the river level fell roughly four feet. Locks showed depths under six feet, blocking passage for barges and motor boats.
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Paris
Seine
Bougival
Rouen
Former slave Sophia Jones dies in Martinez aged claimed 120
Sophia Jones a longtime Martinez resident and former slave who said she was born in 1813 and lived in the area all her life died recently at her Martinez home. She reportedly was 120 years old and survived by an 81-year-old daughter and many grandchildren including a 71-year-old oldest grandchild. She remained a enslaved person until the end of the Civil War.
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Augusta
Martinez
Sophia Jones
Sophia
Ary
Local Streets Program Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a program on West streets involving Dr Wright and a conference at 8:30. The legible items reference a heated specter or specter event and notes about time 8:30. No clear names, places, or definite actions remain readable.
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Mmanue Emmanueler
West Streets
Rey
Topi Sit and Cho Ir The AL Leads Topic
Topical note highlights Alabama League discussion with Topi Sit and Cho steering the lead on key issues. Analysts discuss implications for regional policy, economic impact, and future initiatives shaping the league’s direction. Community input and stakeholder views underscore the ongoing deliberations.
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