Matron of Erie Detention Home Faces Discharge
Mrs Mayme Pels Wer is slated for discharge by the Erie Detention Home commission at 184 West Street amid a months long controversy over alleged food deprivation and mismanagement. Commissioners consider new appointments as Rogan and Machelin push for action and the process includes competitive applications.
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Erie Detention Home
Mayme Pels- Wer
West Sth
Josepl F Hoxon
Rogan
Machelin
Pualtiun
Maybel
Revocation of Licenses Is Protested in State Hearing
A court hearing before Commissioner Knell addresses revocation of licenses amid protests. Defendants include J S Aiggar and Isa Mayer for incidents such as fatal accident and alcohol related offenses. Hearings consider suspensions and possible bans on licenses across Pennsylvania. decision pending.
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Trie
Buta Mobile
Arvin
He Court
Henwells
Laurence
Cook
Biserty Street
J. S. Aiggar
Crubany Street
Jas Nowland
German Street
Isa Mayer
Coaries
Highway Department
Harlspirg
Hieatmig
Ghms
Madson
Conneau
Maiiisoh
Pennsylvanis
Uccnss
Knell Sale
Notable Confusion Stirs Trade Label Fines Across Regions
A garbled report notes a fine imposed in a bylaw case involving fruit labeling and home baked products. The defense referenced multiple states and international ties, with mentions of markets in California and Washington and a British empire context amid the confusion.
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Uheland
Nuiujyerass
California
Washington
Movie Fashions by Amt Libbell Norma Shearpr
A fashion caption profiles Norma Shearpr as one of the screen's best dressed women. The piece describes a brocaded chiffon frock in rose and plum tones with bead embroidery at the waist and wrists, and a crystal necklace completing the look.
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AMT Libbell
Norma Shearpr
Rachel
Kinsley Details Washington Visit and National Role
Kinsley explains his arrival in Washington with Bartle Kinsley and Hailional G P coramit woman from Vermont. He says he was asked by President Hoover to succeed Clindius F Huston as national chairman but declined due to business pressures.
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Washington
Bartle Kinsley
Hailional G
P. Coramit
Vermont
Hoover
Clindius Fh. Huston
Kinsley
Hunton
Gove
Spurious ten dollar bill found at Kane store
A bogus ten dollar bill passed at the Kane McCrory store when a clerk made a sale on Saturday evening. The manager, Chester H Staniewic, alerted nearby shops but a broader check found no confirmed fake notes though rumors claimed several had circulated.
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Isane
Kane
McCrory
Chester H Staniewic
Testore
Fraley Street
CORN RELIEF WITH SAN CURA OINTMENT AND SOAP
Advert says corns vanish and soreness or aching disappears quickly by applying San Cura antiseptic ointment after washing with San Cura Medicated Soap. Directions claim feet feel different tomorrow. ointment priced five cents and soap 29 cents at druggists.
Rain Revival Brings Fresh Greens but Delays Haying
Spartansburg on July 14 reports heavy Sunday rain aiding crops and gardens while halting haying briefly. Local visits include J B Clore and son of Geneva, Mr and Mrs Wm Rawards, Mrs G A Stetson and family, and Robert Scott of Youngstown. Social events feature the August band concert fundraiser, Bible study meetings, and a July 19 Watchers Orchestra performance at Grange Hall.
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Spartansburg
J.B. Clore
Geneva
Wm. Rawards
G. A. Stetson
Little Son
Titusville
Robert Scott
Youngstown
Byron Bixby
Bertha Histon
Frank Platt
Lincolnville
Charles Martin
W. G. Gilburn
A. Ross
Frank Ross
Summit Road
Corry
Fred August
Sparta
August
Edith Winans
Wm. Ernie
Bobby
Clara Schreckengost
Ely Schreckengost
Mable
Bert Puller
Cleland
Halford
Myer
Philadelphia
Merritt Harrison
D. W. Kinney
Shippensville
J. H. Banghert
Dr. Banghert
Eral
North East
Marlé Gartiepy
Tryonvitte
Hadith Winans
George H. Davis
Mro
Lo ‘Titus
Reymond Young
Deughter and Son
Woman's Club
Mira
Kattstine Healy
Gome
Baptist Church
Toon
Charles Livingspire
H. W. Sturdevant
Britton Run
Vera Morrison
Jean Morrison
Spartans Band
Watchers Orchestra
Pituaville
Grange Hall
Erie
Phestra
PJ. Dooher
Jesse
Daghter
Mary
Warren
Floyd Dootier
Paul
Gme
Himebaugh
Laura
Everett Himebaugt
Wilve
Blakesley
Rasp! Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Kelly
666 Tablets Claim Quick Headache Relief
A historic ad claims 666 tablets relieve headache neuralgia in 0 minutes and cure cold on day one and malaria in three days, presenting a bold early 20th century patent remedy claim.
Philathleas Entertained Guests at Lemon Street Home
Miss Lena Williston hosted a Philathleas session on Lemon Street with 20 members and two visitors. Mrs. Harvey Loveland led the program with contests and awards, readings by seventh members and assistants, and a social spread of ice cream cake and coffee. Meetings to continue through summer months with plans for August activities.
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Lena Williston
Heir
Lemon Street
Harvey Loveland
George Ward
A. Homer
PD. Teffer
B.C Ten.toway
Thurston
Haskell
Helen Westley Sergell
Local Officer Quiets Main Street After Serious Injury
A Southside ga incident closed Main Street while police investigated a deep wound injury. Witnesses reported a medical attendant arrived around 11 as responders attended to the victim. No further details on the assailant or motive were disclosed.
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L. J. Runzi
Southside
Federal court ruling restrains brotherhood district powers
In a case before the federal Pittseur court a restraining order was issued to limit enforcement of actions by the brotherhood district powers. Judge W H issued writs restraining enforcement as the appeal proceeds.
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Pittseur
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