Waterford Fishing Prohibition Raid and Local News
Federal agents raided Connecticut Lake residents Edward Honniger and others after a report of heavy fishing at Lake LeBoput. The lakeside cottage near Warren collapsed in a summer fire, while residents hosted guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Wright W. Hilkyard. A village election failed to pass daylight saving time by 17 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Wil Raney
Ene
White
Lake LeRuent
Lacy
Federal
Edward Honniger
Geoen
Parcanit Ly
J. Hy Young
Warren
GilletLe
Mayvile
Vale
Villagie
Lee Plostine
West
Congress Street
Comeautvile Jones
Milton G. Conger
Conferenee
International Note
Hanry Curry
Erie
Amici
United Brethren Church
Whiteley's Grove
W Wiener Voast
Prohibition
Tortis Leonett
Kenneth Montgomery
Vacuum of Co
City notices and local news from 1930s era
City and Vicinity items report prices on poultry and beef, a public reprimand by Police Magistrate George A. Kern after five youths faced hearings for destroying property at Hasam Park on July 4, and a burst of community notices. Church receptions, church building dedication, and a variety of local announcements follow, including arrests for check fraud, saleroom ads, and local social club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kern
Thomas E. Sherwood
W. A. Perry
Thomas P. Martin
Hasaam Park
Spen- Feed
Gertrudy Jean Anslerson
Jues Anderson
Oil City
Harriot Avenue
Spring Street
Franklin
Bill McDonald
Mors
Phil McDonalo
Nat Helm
Oil City Hospital
Billy
Barlow Block
Corry Bleettin
Tenga Inquire Journal
W T& A
Grave
W. B A
Conneaut Locke
Corry
Nellie H. Lounsberry
Wateren
Buy Sound Automobile Insurance
Orrin M. Hillburg
200 VETS LEAVE FOR HOME WITH RAIL TICKETS
Emergency bill funds $100000 to transport 200 bonus marchers home by rail. About 200 more await approval as thousands remain in Washington to demand government action. General Waters orders regiments to maintain morale and deter breaks in the siege. Hoover signs the emergency measure charging costs to bonus certificates due in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonus Army
United Press Washington
Washington
Walter W. Waters
Sry
Lieb Tore
Hoover
Veter
Ans
Hanil
Life Insurance as a Shield in Hard Times
The article argues life insurance protects dependents after death and, in tougher economic periods, serves as essential health and income security. It emphasizes saving for a rainy day, maintaining ordinary comforts, and the value of cash payments or income guarantees to cover accidents or illnesses.
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Ewing - Willi Star Stores
SSRN
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
F Model Dairy Co
LTEL
Corry, Penna
Will J. Wil
Cox
Bradford
Frederick Hughes Newell
Newell
The
Research Service, Inc
Washington, D.C
Bradford Ann
C. Clare Kent
Meadville
Allegheny County
Kent
Pittsburgh
Cael
Spencer
W. G. Childs
Grand Valley
Cleveland
Sherwood McGee
Daniel H. McCready
McGee
Jackys Bros
Mounty
Chester M
Pratein
Leann
C. &. Connor
Lytersburg
Minkinge
Shippetiville-Pryburg
Connor
Condra Pharmacy
Ieee
A. J. Scheppiel
Uke Corry Hospital
Rod
H. Edson
Wallsville
Ridgway
Ant
A. & F. ‘Tea Co Itis
Findley Lake
Newhouse
N. Center St
Liberty Magazine
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
D. Fairk
Laur Har
Ieau
Lo Erie
James Ford
Nedan
Lewistown
Anc
Hardl West Smith
Cragg
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