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Final Rites Held for Boy Fall Victim
Funeral services were held for Gale M Dibble five year old twin son of Mrs Gladys Caster Dibble of Pleasantville who died after a fall from a porch to a sidewalk at his home. He was taken to a hospital two hours after the accident. Attending were Mr and Mrs Orvis Dwal er and Mr and Mrs William Caster of Lake City among others.
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Gale M Dibble
Gladys Caster Dibple
Pleasantville
Thtusville Hospital
Orvis Dwaler
William Caster
Laie
W P Chrysler Gets $200 700 In Wages
Sealed record shows Walter P Chrysler automobile maker earned 200 700 in wages in 1926 while Pam McGinnis chairs Republic Steel at 175 000. 1936 Del Monte and Nemours filing reveals bonuses totaling 2 979 042 paid to 47 officers and employees.
Social Notes Show Many Local Visitors and Departures
Local residents and visitors are noted in a bustling social column. Mrs LC Barnes and aunt Dorothy Engstrom visit from Titusville, Miss Rebecca Bell travels to Edinboro, W B Rogers visits from Washington DC, and Mrs J M McLaughlin heads to Erie. Several Erie and nearby residents journey to Butler, Detroit, and Ohio for visits, with many households hosting relatives from Oklahoma City to Cassadaga.
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LC. Barnes
Dorothy Engstrom
Titus Ville
Buffalo
Rebecca Bell
Edinboro
W. B. Rogers
Washington, D.cs
JM. McLaughlin
Erie
P. Toff
Willy
Mia
Douglas
Wen
Jane
Mary Elizabetti
Shelly
Wis Rotuetvas Pha Ly Tite
Ja Ville
Felenstie
Cilchie Hutton
Bast South Stront
Cube Lake
Dulliw
Harry Marker
Diuphter
Harriet
Frinds
Diris Zeller
Oil City
Rebeccs Bell
Bolar Barnes
Helen
Oklahoma City
Olla
Henry Bennett
East Washington Street
James Carri
Butler
William Meerdinks
North Clymex
Grandemiaken
Naney
Janine Meerdink
Corty
Paul Meer
Jolin
Harriet Brakeman
Union City
Kay Bell
Margaret O'Hare
Mary O'Hare
Elmore
Ohio
John Downey
Thomas
Tames
Mary Downey
O'Hare
Liz Fee
Sarah Powell
Plorence Mpiairilge
Bradfon
600 Instructors in Teachers Colleges
Tarkasburg July 28 report states that about 600 instructors supervise the teacher education program in Pennsylvania's fourteen State Teachers Colleges. Tim Lester, superintendent, notes the staff includes some 40 part time teachers and reveals a mix of personnel performing special functions within the system.
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Tarkasburg
Pennsylvania
Twachers Colleges
Acwardg
Tim Lester i
Ady
Hlchels College
Stalin
Erie strike threat prompts police call for 225 workers
Police and city officials feared violence as the national Erie company strike involved 225 foundry workers. Gant manager WJ Johnson requested police aid to prevent trouble as strikers demanded overtime pay and time off.
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United Press
National Erie Company
WJ. Johnson
Gant
Brookville Boy Fatally Wounded In Shooting Incident
Ten year old Josh Clark was wounded critically on the right side today by an 18 year old companion, Guy Wetzel, in what police described as a gunshot incident. Authorities say the weapon was used in the attack.
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Brookville
Josh Clark
Guy Wetzel
Uigei
Man Crushed Near Punxsutawney In Industrial Accident
A man identified as Burton Dobson, 26, of Portertown township, was crushed in a rock quarry accident west of Punxsutawney. The incident involved a miller and fal equipment at the Dorawool Sympony site, with Mike Seve and others reporting the event.
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Punxsutawney
Pashily
Burton Dobson
Porter Township
Miler & Fal
Mike Seve
Halles
Here
Plan Markers For Speed Around Curves
Pennsylvania highway department plans markers to warn motorists of maximum safe speed around curves. Distinct engineers statewide are to recommend marker design and placement for effective warning and compliance.
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Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Aring
Phil Mily
Two Young Women Held Guilty of Disorder
Mins Lins Nichols and Mrs. Mune Mitbley were arrested on information sworn by Mary Wojiuszele. They were charged by police magistrate Miller this morning and held on a gun incident linked to past events at the club. Nichols claimed she entered only after being attacked during the alleged disorder.
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Mins Lins Nichols
Mune Mitbley
Mary Wojiuszele
Clin Miller
Miss Nichols
Ulstuninne
Entllee
Mrs Eva Schurman Dies Early Today
Mrs Bea A Schneman 71 died at her Wayne townhip home near Clymer New York at 3 o clock morning. A longtime resident and member of the Abbe Reform Church at Clymer she leaves a daughter Mrs Luzy Hatch of Wayne township a son Peter L Schurman a sister Mrs Filith Crosent of Clymer and grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the Abbe Reform Church in Clymer Saturday afternoon at 2 followed by prayers and burial in Hullsind cemetery near Cryer.
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Bea A. Schneman
Wayne Townalip
Clymer
N.Y
Ure Abbe
Luzy Hatch
Wayne Township
Pater L. Schurman
Filith Crosent
Gramichldren
Webick
Talermen
Hullsind
Sherman Burrows Wedding Announced
Announcement of the marriage between George K. Sherman of Bethel, and Miss Elizabeth Burrows of Wrightsville, Pa. The ceremony was held at Ripley, Niagara, Tuesday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Mureau D. Conail. The couple will reside near Luttevill e.
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George K. Sherman
All Mys
L. B. Shersnan
Wrightsville
Funksulawney
Ripley
Justice of the Peace
Mureau D. Conail
Vanpire
Lutteville
Woman 100 says work keeps her mind at rest
Mrs G Ziegler, aged about 100, discusses why she wants work and how it helps her contentment. An interviewer notes her as a weaver by trade and mentions her large family. The piece reflects a veteran perspective on labor and aging in the community.
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Regina
G Ziseley
Ziegler
Ageeas
Kuppler enters Erie County Sheriff race on Republican ticket
Well known Erie resident and Journal Pub Co manager Mr Kuppler announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Erie County on the Republican ticket. A lifelong Erie City resident at 542 West 5th Street he is a printer by trade and former editor publisher of The Albion News and other papers. He pledges business principles from his printing editing career and asks Republicans to support him in the primary on September 14.
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Erie Ana County
Journal Pub, Co
Kuppler
Ene County
Erie City
West Sth
Albion News
Erie
Journal Put Ca
Liptans
Albion ‘News
Sunday Telegram
Labor News
Weeleyville Citizen
Sherith Ha
Market GossiP: Steel firm reports solid earnings and dividend plans
United 128 Steel Corp reports per share results for the second quarter and recent period above expectations. Analysts view the earnings as favorable, with a plan to switch to a common dividend to bolster working capital. Traders anticipate around 140 dollars for next autumn as stock activity and broader market mood improve.
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Tbe
Byoumi
Anyase
Stocks Decline in Dull Trading Today
New York July 28 Stocks declined amid dull trading as investors booked profits. Analysts expect a technical correction followed by sideways movement into August, with a possible uptick in autumn as business improves. Major issues mentioned include General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, American Can, American Locomotives, Chrysler, Packard, and Warner Bros among others.
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My United Pie
New York
American Strellues
Ammerican
Anawonilit Oo
Atlantic Refining
Aubaien
Bendis
Aviaviun
Bethlehem Steel
Boing Aiy
Girrtiss
Coimina Caspeo
Chrysler
Nilinental
General Eleetric Cove
Ceneral Motors Tt
Internation Mieke
Gps Kenmeentl Montgomery
Nash Kelvinator
Alumna
Babry
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Olin Steel Si
Ares Packard
Paramount Pie
Penna RR
Tywhio Raceen Socony Vacuum Standant Oc
Standart Ou
Teva CH Na Studebaker
Obs United Corp A. US
Warner Bros Westinglinas
Keep Roads Clear of Refuse Says Van Dyke
Warren Van Dyke urged Pennsylvania motorists to refrain from tossing refuse from cars onto roadsides. He noted proper receptacles on sidewalks exist for discarded newspapers food wrappers bottles and similar litter and warned roadways crews bear extra burden and roadside beauty is marred by litter.
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Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
van Dyke
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