Decision in arson ring hearing set for Monday
Frank Girardot Louis Kaufman and Henry Cornell faced a preliminary arson hearing before Justice Walter Goodwin in Wesleyville. Key testimony included Corporal Joseph Schmidt stating Cornell confessed to setting two farmhouses ablaze to collect large insurance payouts. A verdict date was scheduled for Monday morning in Crawford county courts.
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Frank Girardot
Louis { Kaufman
Henry Cornell
Hie County
Erie
Justice of the Peace
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Joseph ¥.J. Genmidt
J, Cornell
Boeuf
Summit Township
Cornell
Schmidt
Crawford County
Pine Grave Cemetery Association to hold reorganization meeting
The Pine Grave Cemetery Association will meet Monday evening in the Municipal building council chambers. The session will deal with reorganization following the death of C. L. Alexander, with action on naming a manager expected to be delayed for several months. Also notes cover Boy Scout Camp Senoyah near North Springfield opening under Harry Frayer, a severe auto crash injuring Mr. and Mrs. George Chelekis, and various local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grave Cemetery Association
Council
Municipad
Tmow
Vie Teath
C. L. Alexander
Vie
View
Senoyah
North Springfield
Aiter
Harry Frayer
George Chelekis
Youngstown
Findley Lake
Alexander & Co
Chelekis
State Line
Retty Club
Cambridge Springs
J. Frank Lanning
Mussolini
Lanning
Italy
Lake Shore Lodge
Erie
L. J. Babcack
Brother Seymour
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
New York State
Grand Lodge
Order
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Mertens
George W. Morton
Louis A. Jones
Schauble
Erie youth decapitated by coal drag in flood rain
July 11 Erie reports heavy rains overwhelmed sewers causing severe flooding. Roy Stanley Oksinski, 11, of 107 Parade Street, was decapitated on the Pennsylvania Railroad coal drag at Parade Street foot. Coroner Hunley noted no witnesses and that the boy may have been blinded by rain and wandered onto moving cars. Joseph Rastatter found the body and notified officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Rastatter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hanley
Three Injured In Auto Collision In Pittsburgh
Three men were injured when two cars collided on Wood Street. Alvin Turk, 24, Glenshaw, Pa, a passenger in Edward Harrison's car, suffered a skull fracture and was unconscious for an hour. Harrison, 29, of Pittsburgh, had a nose injury. A $75 store window was broken in the crash.
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Pittsburgh
Wood Street
Alvin Turk
Glenshaw
Edward Harrison
Pittsmmurgh
Shegheny General i Hospital
Harrison
Seventh Grade Pupil Sets Out On Arctic Expedition
Twelve year old Hartley De Gerald, a seventh grade pupil, departs alone on a 7000 mile Arctic exploration voyage. He plans to reach the Mackenzie river mouth near West Spring Creek. Poultry specialist H H Kauffman from State College will be in charge. No mail delivery in the city this Saturday afternoon due to a newly approved shorter workweek.
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Uniites Press
Chicago
Hartley de Gerald
Arctic
Hartley
British ‘Guiana
Mackenzie River
West Spring Creek
H. H. Kauffman
State College
Legation
Congress
Yes Indeed Fay Webb Vallee Marries Rudy in Central Park
Ethelda Bedford reports Fay Webb Vallee, daughter of Santa Monica police chief, wed Rudy Vallee after a three year courtship. The couple, now living in a Central Park apartment, plan a two year wait for a honeymoon, with Europe possible later. Fay, a home-loving girl, says she will cook, sew, and keep house, while supporting her husband’s career.
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New York
Bruette
Trudy Vallee
Rudy
America
Fay Webb Vallee
Santa Monica
Calif
Central Park
Europe
Wari
Charles Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Fay
Girl Who Won Rudy May Whee Brunette Actress Type
A 23 year old brunette named May Whee is described as a movie aspirant who can cook and sew, make her own dresses, enjoys housekeeping, plays piano, and rides. She comments on seeing Rudy Vallee as a crooner and shares details about her appearance and jewelry showing a pear shaped diamond valued at seven thousand five hundred dollars. The piece notes she met Rudy three years ago and references expectations and glamour in Southern California.
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Hollywood
Maine
California
Rudy
Canada
Mrs. Vallee
Lenore Ulrich
Manana Land
Norma Shearer
Ribbon Slayer Guilty Faces Life For Chicago Murder
William Putscher, 21, found guilty of murdering Mrs Mildred Helsing in Chicago. Jury verdict described as life imprisonment possible, with alibi doubt tied to former sweetheart Miss Margaret Killian who refused to substantiate his story. photo shows him on the witness stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Putscher
Mildred Helsing
Chicago
Margaret Killian
St Edward’s Opens Four Week Vacation School
St Edward’s school announces a four week summer program starting Monday July 1st through Friday July 7th. sessions run 9 to 12 with religious instruction and optional makeup classes in other subjects. Open to children six and older and includes special courses for high school students and interested adults.
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St. Edward's School
St. Elizabeth's
St. ‘Thomas
Jubilee Singers Open at Elgin
The Spiritual Jubilee Singers from Atlanta Georgia will perform at Elgin Methodist Church Sunday with shows at 4:00 and 7:45 PM. The group has toured nationwide under Redpath Chautauqua and appeared on NBC and major radio stations. Delegations from Corry Union City and Spartansburg plan to attend. The Plantation Night program evokes the Southland era. Admission is free.
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Spiritual Jubilee Singers
Atlanta
Elgin Methodist Chirch
Saily
Redpath Chautauqua
Nbcadio
Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
Southland
Cities Asked to Halt Lake Pollution
Albany July 11. Western New York communities discharging untreated sewage into Lake Erie or the Niagara River were urged by Gov. Roosevelt to submit a definite disposal plan by November 1. The conference included Health Commissioner Parrin and several mayors and officials. Tonawanda and other invited towns were absent but sent written assurances of efforts to curb pollution.
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Albany
Ajl
New York
Acc
Lake Eie
Nisgars
Roosevelt
Thomas Parrin, Jr
Henry Bpstemm
Charles . Roesch
Charles L. Peldman
Andrew BP
Rowan
Public Works
Leon A. Rathmann
Buffalo
Zobert Te
Pullen
North Tonawanja
Joseph JH. Dwarzansil
Depew
Benjamin H. Bebee
Silver Creek
Charles J. Richards
Gowanda
George W. Knox
Niagera Falls
Tonawanda
Angola
Lancaster
Seach
Derailment blocks PRR tracks at Arwin delaying trains
Three of four Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Arwin Pennsylvania were blocked and traffic delayed for about thirty minutes early this morning after three freight cars derailed west of town. No injuries were reported. The Pittsburgher from New York was among trains delayed.
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Arwin
Here
New York
ANNOUNCE CHRISTIA First Church on Paris Street
A fragmented church notice details services at 11:00 AM Sunday with Sacrament and sermon hour, and an evening program at Center Street. Also lists Advent and Baptist events with youth gifts, recitations, songs, prayers, and Sunday School activities led by local pastors and lay leaders.
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Serry Baker Eddy
Center Street
Advent
Christ Treet
Sastor
Miss
Posties
P. Mu
Edw Titton
Betty Brya Aham
Buddy Ten
Sheldon
Dugene Noxon
Barkhous
Daniels
Dura Isabelle
Vetly Mae McKarlotte Sevan
Beline Mendow Tighanil Greyley Srd Sutton
Kam
Viliam Noxon
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Arton
Gooler
New Castle
Yeov
Frank A. Wimner
D. Warren DeRosay
Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Frankfort
Lie Machine
Iearnes
Titusville
Rusppersburg
the Maples
Arthur Casperson
Seattle Crossing
Corry Water Company
Pullman
Ine
Warren County
Ethelda Bedford
Ale
Rudy— May Whee
Keister
Frojoy
ST. Edward's
Jubilee Singers
Elgin
Lake Erie
Sion
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
Equitable
Gorky, PA
Sapti First Baptist
Bernir
Serman
Shristian Scien
Etta Kett
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