Erie News Highlights Local Court Actions and Thefts
Local Erie items report a $25,000 damage suit settled for $850 involving Marion Duke against Erie Coach Co. a sedan theft case sought a suspect after a Zenith radio was stolen from Merritt Appliance, and death of Joseph Duke tied to a Buffalo crash. Also noted are selective draft examiner appointments, unemployment fund contributions, and police investigations into railcar thefts near Gates Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hal
Armon Butdoh
Wy Tits
Marion Duke
Wesley- Ville
Gegainst
Erie Coach Co., Inc
Sid
Elmer L. Evans
Guyor
Joseph Duke
Corry
Buffalo
Buck McClelond Avenue
Smakl
Merritt Appliance
East Main Street
W. C. Meerltt
U. m
Sp. m
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Labor
Tndusky
Lewis G. Hines
Hines
Poline
EY Lower
Gates Street
Trace Wal
Warren County Plans Defense Training Setup
Warren County board of school directors in a special session outlined a national defense training program funded by a ten million dollar federal allocation. An advisory board was named to oversee five pre employment courses across Warren and Forest counties, offering eight week sessions in tractor operation, metalworking, woodworking, and electrical care for out of school youths aged 17 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jai
Warren County’ Board of School Directors
C. H. Br. ‘Wuesthott
Iuithi
Spo
L. B. Jones
Sheffield
Tay Thompson
Russell
James E. Pelton
Sugar Grove
Paul R. Geis
Youngsville
B. Cornish
Tidioute
Forest Counties
Gavel falls for Jack Garner today
Associated Press reports in Washington on January 20th that after years in the capital Jack Garner, long called Cantus Jack, is sworn in as vice president to Henry Wallace. The piece recalls Garner’s rise since 1903 and notes President Roosevelt urged continued public service while Garner suggested he could retire from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ravel
Bluff
John Nance Garner
Henry Agard Wallace
United States
Texas
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Marconi
New York
Panama Canal
Roosevalt
Garner
Texan
White House
Knox Warns of Crisis Before Foreign Affairs Panel
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox warned the House Foreign Affairs Committee about the looming League of Nations bill. He urged the committees to pass the measure without changes, arguing urgent need to build ships and train crews. He claimed only Britain and allies could meet the dangers ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knnox
Hauge Foreign Amaies Committee
Come Mites
Chiige
Great Britain
Little Change in Pa Relief Rolls for Week
The week ending in January shows minimal change in Pennsylvania relief rolls. Total cases end at 197,691, up from 137,630 the prior week, while persons on the caseload total 964,455, up from 960,429. Transfers to aid to dependent children or old age programs reduced general assistance despite a rise in case numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Murder trial delayed in Wayne County after wife’s apparent suicide
District Attorney A M Nichols backed postponing the Rob ert Headley murder trial amid the poisoning death of his 44 year old wife. Headley 49 a gas field worker and father of two faced charges of conspiring with two women to murder his wife in a staged holdup as he awaited trial while his wife lay dying from poison. The case also involves Mrs Cumberledge and her sister Mrs Pettit in a separate alleged plot to wed Headley after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Associated Press
Waynesburg
A. M. Nichols
Robert Headley
Headley
Raymond Adamson
Cumberledge
Bond
J.T. Hook
Adjutant Jones Speaks To Corry Men’s Bible Class
Adjutant Jones spoke at the Corry Men’s Bible Class gathering held Sunday afternoon at the Salvation Army Citadel on East Washington Street. The talk on National Defense was described as splendid, and Jones is staying next week for Newark Ohio. Remarks note Pompeii bath glass history and the 1684 introduction of rolled plate glass in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Su. Jones
Tarewell
Corry Men
Salvation Army
East Washington Street
National Defense
Adjutant Jones
Newark
Ohio
Pompeii
France
Clarion Hotel Burned Yesterday in Major Fire
A fire yesterday destroyed the Clarion hotel in Clarion Pennsylvania with an estimated loss of 125000. Wiring in the basement is noted as the origin. Smoke forced guests to evacuate via a rear stairway as crews from Brookville Knox and Strattonville aided the local department in controlling the flames with little damage to nearby structures. The hotel housed Dolby restaurant a barber shop Smith Market and offices of Justice James J Arner and the Oil City Derrick. A note mentions flag lowering rules at Mt Vernon upon sailing past Washington's tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Clarion
Brookville
Knox
Strattonville
Dolby
Smith Market
James J. Arner
Oil ‘City
Flu outbreak hits Erie with thousands ill
Erie reports over 5 000 flu cases with more than 20 percent of students affected. Officials say the spread is rapid but schools need not close yet, while cautioning that closures would be required only if the effort succeeds. Sanitation chief Fleming estimates about 1 500 adults ill across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Lanyon
Wmi
S. Herman Grose
H. R. Steadman
Grose
Steadman
George Fleming
Lone bandit robs filling station in Bradford
A masked bandit wearing a poncho robbed Hermes Central Filling Station at 225 East Main Street last Friday night, taking 87 dollars and 60 cents at gunpoint before escaping as a car pulled up. Attendant Marvin Pinson, 22, called police and gave a description of the man as he fled east on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Hermes Central
East Main Street
Gimpoint
Marvin Finson
Coren Street
Pinson
Beware Epidemic Colds and Home Treatments
A vintage health ad warns of epidemic colds and outlines daily health rules, then recommends two remedies Vicks Vatronol and Vicks VapoRub. It advises nasal drops at first sign of symptoms, chest and back rubs with VapoRub, and to consult a physician if conditions worsen. It stresses preparedness with two bottles Vatronol and a jar of VapoRub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Vastroal
Answers to Today's Quiz Page 4 Reveals Player Names
The page lists quiz answers: 1 Clarinet 2 More 3 Lincoln 4 El Whitney 5 No 8 William Borah 8 Lawrence Tibbett 9 Near Hodgenville Kentucky 10 Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
el Whitney
William ¥. Borah
Lawrence Tibbett
Hodgenville
Kentucky
Buffalo Livestock Market Report January 26
At Buffalo the hogs totaled about 4100 with prices 10-20 cents higher on good to choice sizes around 180-230 pounds, and trucked-ins 170-250 pounds bringing 8.75-9.00. Cattle totaling about 1100 including roughly 300 Canadians showed fair to strong demand for shortfed steers, heifers at 10.25-13.00, some down to 8.50 for less attractive lots. beef cows and dairy-type heifers 7.50-8.25, cutters 5.40-6.50, weighty sausage bulls 4.75-5.50. Calves about 400 with dealers active and generally 50 cents higher, good and choice 1450, mid to strong. Sheep 1300 with lambs 25 cents higher, ewes 6.00. Pittsburgh Produce notes modest demand for apples and potatoes with mixed regional quotes. Stock market: many companies listed with no clear movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Livestock Buffalo
Wildcard fragment notes unclear lake game scene
Fragmentary report hints at a lake side event and a bridge game. Names and places are unreadable, leaving core action and participants obscured.
Corry Behl bo the Ziv Welch clas s night sh rp
Abe geal iey meat, unclear readable fragment from page. Summary captures fragmentary names and items without full context. Further details unavailable due to damaged OCR and missing key facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Behl
Ziv Welch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pani Agra de Fessonet
Wiiter
Bil Lillee
Board of Wot Ab
Belorgity Council
Union City
Tre
Brend
Hugh O'Hare
Cory
Harold Gehring
Bainboro
Erie County Board No. 3
Arthur H. James
Harrisburg
O'Hare
W. C. Nagey
Mead~ Ville
Mub
State Motor Police
Hershey
Tenial
Guy
Helgering
RF. Lawrence
Walter G. Stroble
Penksa
Bertele
Mechele West
Warren County
Gavel
Jack Garner
Associated Press
Secretary Knox
Clarion Hotel
Potomac River
Mt. Vernon
Franklin
America
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Mike
Jonas
Worth Street
Community Loan Company
Carry
Sidney B. Elston
Episcopal Church
Hotel Corty
Abita
Alita
Igers Auto Body Hospital
Park Street
Aiai
W. H. Merrick
Auto Treks
Hart Messenger’s
Columbus
U.S
Delco
Plinds
A. G. Benning
Clymer
Sorry Evening Journal
Dial
Tanters Shoes
Boston
Indy
Meferennes
Irving St
Thompson's Poultry Farms
Poultry and Supplies
Susquehanna Atrain
Main St
Weatinghouse
Atwater Kent Radio
Dresser and Mirror
Park, Street
Hoover Vacuum
Heck
Hammond
Pia Soos
Earl Messinger
James Bell
Tiga
Hetz Construction Co
Doane's
Howe
Spencer’s Cash Mills
Huard
Thompson & Bibow
Washington Street
Gerry
Darrow's
Gould St
Mall
Ata
Goring
N. C
Jol Clough
Pittsfield
Harry W. Hagmann
Main St Arms
Harry W
Hagman
de Weat
Pleasant Steel
jBrle
Hagmenn
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Tluie Kirk
Pittsburgh
Staymans
Baldwins
Rome
Detislons
Northern Spys
Ben Davis
Cortlands
W. Va
Ronnie Bequiles
Maine
Green Mountains
Chippewas
Katahdins
Idaho
Burbanks
Oaks Me
Gr. Sts
Chipewiy
Orates Ma
Phillipa
Bentile
American Can
American
American Dd
Anmcontia
Atlantic Renning
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Iks
Bendix Aviation
Columbia Gas Oo Chirveter Csi
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel - Hennsoaté
Montgomery "Ward National Biscuit
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Packard
Feramount
Penna AR Penney - Rao Iiveeiree Pure Oil
Bocony Vacuum
Standard Oil Cntt
Standard OW No
Btudybaker
Texan United Corp
Lake Uimed
Kirk
Wei
McKean
Rustelng Squ
Deeg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!