Guardsmen Leave for Camp at Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard Company A and Kyre battalion officers and 300 Erie county soldiers boarded a special train for Mount Gretna just before 9 PM. They join a two week encampment with drills, war instruction, and athletic recreation. Captain W Starr Houghton leads Company A with Lieut Robert Brown. Lieut Fehlman unavailable.
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Mount Gretna
Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania
Kyre
Erie County
Lct
112Th Infantry
Hietro East
Tizen
W. Starr Houghton
Robert Brown
Fehlman
J. McLean
Carlton Morrell
William Sutton
Paul Lines Milton
Loyd
Orin Kinney
Gilbert Donaghe
Joseph Ward
Guy Abbey
Alfred Hanson
Orrin Long
Milford Webster
James Buell
Ist-cluss
Cgail Alcorn
Andrew Apus
Claude Ayers
Harry Barnes
High Baile
Frank Burdick
Clifford Park
Gerald Courtright
George Fox
Harry Haskins
Gerald Haskins
Eat Wenty
Ward Johnson
Quentin Wolfe
Virgil Bloss
Carl Brooks
Cecil Covey
Karl Crosby
Herbert Das
Bruce Donaldean
Ostia ‘Dunbar
Jack Daylin
Andrew Engle
Gerald Fuller
Louis Golda
Farm Barn Fire Destroys Barn Hay and Implements
Fire at Santa Zada farm east of Porestville Friday morning destroyed a two story barn and a nearby garage. A horse perished and another escaped after the blaze, an 18 year old boy suffered burns while aiding the escape. Loss estimated at thousands with partial insurance. fire department battled flames though chemical extinguisher proved useless.
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Porestville
Santa Zada
Erie Woman Is Honored by Eastern Star
Mrs. Bertla Camu on of One Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star was honored yesterday afternoon at a meeting in Saegertown Inn Saegertown Pa. Delegates from seven districts including Meadville Union City Corry Titusville and Conneaut attended. Corry participants listed Miss Louise Williams Miss Helen Johnson Mrs J H Martin and daughter Sarah Mrs Anna Gallagher and others.
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Bertla Camuon
Order of Eastern Star
Saegettown Inn
Saegettown
Titusville
Linesville
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut
Corry
Louise Williams
Helen Johnson
J. H. Martin
Ani
Sarah
Anna Gallagher
May Camnrike
Ava Cayell
Five crewmen held as witnesses in Kingsway murder case
United Press reports five crew members of the schooner Kingsway were held as material witnesses in the slaying of the cook's wife. The cook Earl L. Battice faces murder charges, claims his wife admitted infidelity, and the ship’s log notes crew refusals and scarce rations on the seven month voyage from the African gold coast. Federal prosecutors planned to seek an indictment next week.
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United Press
New York
Kingsway
Mfilatto Cook
Earl L. Battice
High Seas
Polite
Gold Coast
Revoke Rail Flood Order Ends Special Traffic Privileges
The Interstate Commerce Commission recognized the end of the Mississippi Valley flood and set aside Service Order No.5, which granted railroads special traffic routes through the flood region as waters rose and caused disruptions.
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United Press
Washington
Tay
Mississippi Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boy 8 saves six from drowning seeks medal
Eight year old Charlie Capella, son of a canal worker in Bristol, is the youngest candidate for a Carnogie medal after rescuing six children from the Delaware and Lehigh Canal and one more, Frank Green, yesterday. He recalls the rescues between snacks and laughs, hopes to be a lifeguard or cartoonist, and asks to avoid more interviews.
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United Press
Bristol
Charlie Capella
Dela Ware
Lehigh
Charlie
Frank Green
Mary Muffett
Frante Green
Ansf
Mary Muffet
Tralian
Woman Seeks City Office in Local Election Bid
Mrs Iva Ellsworth a local school teacher fled nomination papers for treasurer a race to replace Miss Eme lyn Williams first woman to hold city office Ellsworth widow of R L Ellsworth a longtime Patriarchs Militant and Odd Fellows figure in the community
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United Pre Pranklin
Iva Ellsworth
Emelyn Williams
Wreck victims recovering in Warren hospital
Four men and two others injured when a Pennsylvania railroad crash near Gladerun disrupted service. Fireman Ward Homer had a crushed foot amputated. engineer John Branston faces severe injuries and possible loss of his left foot. Marie Williams and Naxeréno Salerno are reportedly stable as wreckage is cleared and trains resume.
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John C. Branston
Olean
Kane
Funeral of Mrs J H Duke
Private funeral services for Mrs Hanford Duke were held yesterday afternoon at 8 o clock at the Tate home on West Washington Street conducted by Rev W E Bartlett and others. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers R M Parker I Parker Howard Parker Dean Hill Fred Boyee and George Emory. Relatives from out of town came from Hatfield Harbor Voreek Springfield Pleasantville Wattsburg and Buffalo bound for a brief goodbye.
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Hanford Duke
Tate
West Washington Street
W. E. Bartlett
Margaret Mahle
H Wightsong
John Griffiths
Pine Grove
R. M. Parker
M.B. Parker
Decker
George Emory
Dean Hill
Markares Parker
Harry Parker
Howard Parker
Evelyn
Alice Parker
Eric
William Thompson
Wattsburg
Moonlight Schools Founder to Speak Here at Chautauqua Week
Corry hosts Cora Wilson Stewart, founder of Kentucky Moonlight Schools, winner of the 1926 $5,000 Achievement Award, and chair of the International Literacy Commission. Her lecture blends humor and hardship as she recounts efforts to fight illiteracy from the South through Italy and China, ending with the World Conference on Education in Toronto 1927.
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Corry
Cora Wilson Stewart
Savier
Stewart
United States
Kentucky
National
T. Washingtons
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Julia Wares
Robe
Isabel Spotted Wolf
Italy
China
Thousands Pay Final Tribute to Late King Ferdinand
Thousands of Romanians crowd Cotroceni Palace to view King Ferdinand in state. The coffin rests under dim lights with crown and marshal’s coat nearby. Burial planned at Curtea de Argeș monastery. funeral services postponed to Monday due to late relatives’ travel delays.
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Bucharest
Cotroceni Palace
Ferdinand
Hlawsre
Agus of Honor
Curtes de Argesoh
An Rive Foxlay
Mondasidn
York storm causes heavy damage and fires
A severe electrical storm hit York Pennsylvania causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The Hubley Printing plant burned after a lightning strike, two houses were damaged, the belfry of the Church of the Good Shepherd wrecked, and several industrial plants including York Manufacturing Co and CertainTeed suffered damage. Ralph Brickman was knocked unconscious by lightning near his home. Mrs Bret Lundberg traveled to Warren for a visit.
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United Prey
York
Hubley Printing
Church of the Good Shepherd
Din
York Manufacturing Co
Teed, Products Co
8. Morgan Smith Company
Ralph Brickman
Aged Ashland Man Ends Life After Illness Diagnosis
William C. Engle 68, lifelong Ashland resident, learned he had an incurable disease this July. He arranged his affairs and shot himself in a garage. He was unmarried.
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Ashland
William C. Engle
Vitality meter reads pulse and nerves on wrist device
A new vitality meter attaches to the wrist to graphically record heart pulses and nervous system vibrations. The detector transmits data to a recording paper, revealing reactions to surprise fear love alcohol coffee or cigarettes with scientific accuracy.
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