Military honors accorded veteran John Hickey
Funeral services for John Hickey World War veteran who died Thursday at his First Avenue home were held Monday at Bracken Keating Funeral Parlors with Captain Neil Hood officiating. Interment followed in Erie Soldiers and Sailors Cemetery with American Legion Post 12 in charge. bearers and color guard named, and several out-of-town relatives attending.
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John Hickey
Tis Home
First Avenue
Bracken-Keating
Neil Hood
Salvation Army
Charlea’ Hall
Justin Butters
Lloyd Stows
M. R. Amy
Erie
Soldiers and Sailors Cemetery
Roger Israel
American Legion
William — Skouronski
Plov! Gallagher
William Gallagher
Franke Duffy
Walter AL. Cummings
William J. McCabe
Charles J. Blacker
William J. Warren
Emil Aubrey Charles F. Quigley
George
Simmons Reunion Brings Fifty Family Friends Together
The sixteenth Simmons family reunion occurred at Mrs. Elsie Hudsons Ridge Street home Sunday with fifty attending from Ashville Erie Tionesta North Columbus Sciota Eig in and Chicago. A business meeting elected president Jack Sawyer vice president Ellie Lindal secretary and treasurer Clayton Hudson. The next reunion will be the second Sunday in July at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akams home in Sciota.
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Simmons
Elsie Hudson
Ridgestreek
Ashvill
Erie
Social Roundup of Visitors and Removals in Corry
A crowded social column lists Ming Zoli Taylor and friends at Warra Pa visiting. Miss Betty Walte arriving from Muncie to Corry. Lotte Pillowiry, Lucile and Diana Forbes, and Delis Sorénson holidaying at Caradoht Lake. Numerous guests, travels to Mindsey Lake, Bradford, Warren, Huston and Chicago noted along with returns from Camp George Meade and other cities. Regulars like Mrs Daisy Gobb and Misses May and Delury are mentioned, as well as visits to North East, Erie and New York City.
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Betty Walte
Muncie
Inn
Corry
Vlalt
Pa. Walte
Wright Stréet
Minsea Lotte Pillowiry
Lucile Ant Diana Forbes
Delis Sorénson
Aire
Caradoht
Lake
Thomas Roelomm
Misa Dorothy Jones
Mindsey Lake
Kenneth Moon
Bradford
Franke May
Ms. Moon
Ray Letterburn
Tubel Hamilton
Warren
Fred Healy
North Center Street
Virginia Hoenes
Francis Storrs
Corty
Agnes Cameron
Artlying Hare
Huston
Marion Heath
Franklin
Oil City
George Cribbs
J.A. McLaughlin Teft
North East
Alice Pease
Daisy Gobb
Buffalo
N. Y
Mabel Larson
B. R. Lewis
Mahaffey
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Cyntha May
Arlooyn Delury
Chicago
Michigan
JF. N. Ames
New York City
Carter Grey
Edgar Mogel
Bilwood City
Young Grey
C. L. Auer
Arem
Baltimore
Paul Auer
Burton Hammond
John Ohrn
Camp George Meade
A. L. Cole
Samuel L. White
Employment at Erie Hookless Opens in Meadville Plant
Erie Hookless Fass toner Co hires fifteen workers at its 26th and Cascade site as the Erin unit of the Meadville plant begins operations. The summer employment will be light, with a cap of about 100 workers across the Erie plant. Cleveland C. Judd, the plant superintendent, spoke on the initial phase.
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Erin
Hookless Fass Toner Co
26Th
Cascade Streets
Meadville
Erie
Cleveland C. Judd
Rie
Youth Frighten Death Near Kane
Lawrence Bifano, 15, of Nansen seven miles south of Kane Pennsylvania, died of fright when a lumber truck crossed a high pressure gas line. The roar of escaping gas reportedly frightened him to death. Doctor H M Cleveland examined the boy.
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Kane
United Press
Lawrence Bifano
Nansen
Here
Bifano
George
H. M. Cleveland
Former Union City Men On Pa R R Pension
Thomas Connell conductor and Austin Cy Behan engineman of Erie retire on Pennsylvania Railroad pension after long service. Connell born Union City Jan 10 1870, 47 years 4 months with Renovo division, resides Erie 804 East Eleventh. Behan born Union City Mar 14 1870, 47 years 1 month with Renovo division, lives 1014 East Avenue Erie with family. Myre Barrowman of Buffalo and Helen Eastman of Pittsburgh visit Spring Street relative Mrs Swanson. Mrs Marcus Morris... visiting from Predevin N. D. with mother Mrs G W Waggoner.
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Union City
Warren
Sheffield
Erie
East Eleventh Street
The
Pennsylvania
Behan
Renovo
Pennsy
East Avenue
Myre Barrowman
Buffalo
Helen Eastman
Pittsburgh
Charles Swanson
Springtreet
Miss Barrowman
Jastmen
Marcus Morrisuys
Predeviin N
G. W. Waggoner
West Smith Street
Serum checks spread of sleeping sickness
Johnstown July 80 De Dr W Fetcho Jennerstown Somer s der county medical director announced today a complete check up of the case of sleeping sickness will be made. A State Health Department representative will arrive to determine steps to be taken in the more than 30 cases reported. All cases have responded to serum treatment and no quarantines beyond afflicted homes are contemplated.
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United Press
Johnstown
W. Fi Fetcho
Jennerstown
Somers der
State Health Department
Berlin considers ban on Jewish settlement
Berlin authorities weighed a measure to bar Jews from residing in the city by the next step in the anti semitic campaign. Official figures show 20 100 Jews moved to Berlin in two years while 2000 left the capital, with migration driven by perceived anti Jewish hostility in provinces.
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Ey Wince
Berlin
Market Gains Push Stocks Higher Amid brisk trading
United Press reports a sharp rally in New York stock trading with railroad shares leading gains. Early in the session volume spiked to about 3,000,000 shares per hour before easing as the market regained steadiness, with prominent names like General Electric, General Motors, and Standard Oil among listed closing prices.
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United Press
New York
American Con
American Locomotive
American Smelter
American T&t
Amaconde
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel - Bendix Aviation 4
Canadian Pacfic
Curyster
Columbia Gas Consolidated Gas Continental Can
Curtiss-Wright
Trade balance favorable for June first in three months
Washington July 30 The United States posted a favorable foreign trade balance in June for the first time in three months. Exports totaled 170,183,000 dollars while imports were 156,756,000 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Whose Wife Agsaee9 al foury GLADYS SHAW ERSKINE AND IVAN FIRTH
The morning after a fall in the District Attorney’s office opens a busy day for Cyrus K Mantel as he reads a telegram from San Francisco and prepares for meetings with Vane and others. Betty quarrels with him while he plots a private radio station angle, visiting the Tombs and a TV studio to arrange a forthcoming broadcast. Mantel’s plans unfold as he negotiates with station executives and returns home to a dinner with Betty, hinting at a deeper plot involving Luobel Vans.
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Gladys Shaw ‘Erskine
Ivan Firth
Cyrus K. Mantel
San Frencisco
Vane
Hetty
Cyrus K
New York
Turtsina
Dex
Cyrus
Betty
Tombs
Lawrence Vane
Stin
Mantel
Cyrus IC
Mr. Vane
Cyrus E
Tito
Teobel
Gyrus IC
Thay
Mars
Nick Kenny
Niel
Basil
Sinc
Cyrus KC
Mantul
Gyrus IK
Europe
Pladly
Luobel
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Ida Lupino
Ming Zoli Taylor
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Alton Michais
John Lincum
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F. B. Richardson
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Merle
Clara Puctingill
Emma Linscott
Lena Thurston
Hammond
Ind
Spartansburg
M.A. Miller
E. Brice Banks
Reppel Thifeny
Washington University
St. Lewis
Mfo
Louis Victor Saar
Gottfried Galson
Phis
Ahny Amidon
Valley City
Dak
Clifford R. Jourdet
Erie Hookless
Nyt Ek
Shin
Ster
Doral
C. Christensen Motors
Center St
Nash & Lafayette
North Clymer
Youngsville
Harold Anderson
Thomas Motor Co
John Wiggers
PA. R. R. Pension
Thomas Connell
Austin Behan
Penn
Rexall
Condra’s Pharmacy
Gilendora
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Servile Grocers
Montgomery Wartov
Ati National Dairy Ees
New York Central
Northern Pacific
du Otis Steel
Vy Penna RR
Seteyes Bom
Ssvsey
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Okn
Studebaker
TORBK
Steel United Corp
Isis Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth , N
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