Sparta Grange to Meet Next Saturday
Spartansburg Grange schedules its regular meeting for the upcoming Saturday in June. The session will confer the first and second degrees on several candidates and feature a program including roll call current events music readings and a Grange song. Local residents and visitors are noted with extensive Memorial Day and community activity mentioned throughout.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Grange
The
Grange
Eugene Strunaian
Nancy Thompson
W. A. Wallford
Aille Maitland
John H. Wilson
Eilzabeth
Pittsburgh
Wilson
George H Gillett
Myron Cutehall
Ol City
Helen Pee
Washington, D. C
Warren
Helen Whs
Spartansburs
L. J. Titus
Helen Steel
Snd
Lawrence McCray
Adele McCray
Corry
Ora Martin
Martha Titus
Cambridge Springs
Thomas Colter
Anderson
Erie
George H. Davis
William Titus
John Fisher
Robert White
Richard White
Bart Lamb
Laurence
Jamestown
Will Irvin
Cleyland
Davenport Street
Thomas Farrell
Sue Dorn
Youngstown
Farrell
Miram Johnson
Dora
Charles Tauber
Walter Pfeiffer
Carrie Pfeiffer
Melvin Pfeiffer
Constance
Arlington
W. Va
Morris Jackson
Art. Jacksion
Fortunate Farmer Foils Bandits Near New Philadelphia
June 1 in New Philadelphia a 75 year old farmer John Pryss acted quickly to defend his cash and securities from two masked bandits. He used wit and calm actions to deter the robbery, saving his fortune from loss. Authorities search for the assailants and remind residents to stay vigilant at night.
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New Philadelphia
John Pryss
Farmer
Editors Seek To Hold NUP Hospital Project
Editors petitioned Erie County Court to restrain the county board from proceeding with the hospital project. The filing argues the public must vote on the plan, contending county residents never approved current construction and alleging insufficient financial backing. A show cause hearing is set for Friday at 9 15 a m.
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NUP Hospital
Albion News
W. le Sherman
The
Girard Cosmopolitan Herald
LH. Yule
le Nort
Brees
Anu
Tayo
Erie County
Jude Uy P- Rowsler
Ile
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Ele
Waal
Uih
Hey
Man Slashes Son and Self, Will Recover
Widward Blokser, 47, of 580 1, 121st Street, armed with a razor, slashed his 11 year old son Grant and then attempted suicide Thursday night at their home. Both father and son were hospitalized. Blokser will recover, mother aided in rescuing the boy. Police said Blokser was subdued and later jailed for ten days pending developments.
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Brie
Widward Blokser
Strest
Weel
Bloeser
Bof
Furrther
Nathaniel Larson
Fawaed Steiner Touma
Tu & Poul
Biobol
Nave
Sam
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Remodeling of Court House Under Fire in Erie
June 2 report from Erie Technical Federation committee warns that remodeling the current court house would be a temporary expedient. The panel argues the plan would require ongoing upkeep and likely prove costly, offering little for county needs and suggesting funds could better build a modern structure.
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Court House
Erie Technical ‘Federation
Aditonal Court Hausenelle
Deer Appears Twice On Public Golf Links At Dawn
Two tourists describe a buck and a doe spotted on the Country Club golf links near an improved road while motorists from Fessenden Meat Market note the wildlife. In other news, Michael Manko, 25, dies from injuries a week after the Conyngham Coallery explosion in Hudson Coal Co. blast.
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Kane
Pennsylvania
Big Gate
Mmile Fouyon
Fonyon
Mt. Jewett
Country Club
Wilkes Barre
Hudson Coal Company
Michael Manko
State Game Commission Buys 9,900 Acres for Public Hunt Ground
The State Game Commission announced the purchase of 9,900 acres to be used as public hunting ground. The parcels, including a 2,BB acres tract in Monroe County and a larger area in Bradford Township, are under contract to total about 75,000 acres. Funding comes from hunter license fees and legislative provisions.
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State Game Commission
United Press
Harrisburg
Munroe County
Moga County
Junior High Graduation Gowns Win Prizes at Show
Three prize awards of 5000, 3000, and 2000 were offered by B W Stennett and Son for the best graduation gowns made by Junior High students from Everfast voile. Miss Eva Thompson won first prize, Miss Genevieve Hornstein took second, and Miss Dorothy Haskins earned third. Gowns showcased blue, light green, and pewter shades with Butterick patterns and tailored details. The gowns will be exhibited at B W Stennett & Son’s show windows for a few days.
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Lie
Ales
B. W. Stennett & Son
Eva ‘Phompada
Thompson
Quinevere Hornstein
Misa Dorothy Haskins
Tuntor
Wil
iSPRING CREEK CHILDREN ENJOY THEATRE PARTY
Local families in Spring Creek hosted a theatre party for children with visits from relatives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tionaldson, Billie, WW. Donaldson, and Mrs. G Buettner, with trips to Jamestown and Erie noted. Decoration Day activities and visits to Corry and Warren appear, along with community events such as a Federated Sunday School trip to Rex Theatre and a bridge tea honoring Mrs. Dawson.
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Spring Creek
Leun Cate
Abeey
Watring
Carl Tionaldson
Billie
Donaldson
Sinc
Erie
G Buettner
Highmey
Colinbus
H Sturtevant
Jamestown
North Center Street
Misa Cella Clarke
Corry
CB Cliske
Giorence Lamon
Ray Stearns
Grace Rapp
Warren
Minnie Stearns
Hastings Jones
Mary Wilkinson
Bartha
Willurghby
Frederick
Janet Stone
Tinjon City
A. W. Spielman
Berkley Springs
Widmeyer
West Spring Creek
Frank Palmer
C. Deming
Martha Donaldson
Federated Sunday School
Rex
BR. D. McKelvey
Bridge Tea
R.G. Dawson
Dawson
Jewel Mount
Mra
Ernest ‘Tross
City Council Meets As June Comes And Goes
Local city council to hold Monday evening meeting marking first June session with routine agenda. Weather cooled by clouds as Roberson-Sherman players plan extended Main Street performance. Fire department and volunteers prepare for county gathering featuring a hose battle at 2 PM.
Corry notes shifting time and local events dissected
Daylight saving begins tomorrow in Jamestown area. News briefs report a motorcycle incident involving a Titusville police officer, weather prospects for the week, stock market movements with General Motors, school exercises rescheduled to Monday, railroad crossing repairs at Center Street, and an upcoming wedding of Mixy Marjorie S. Desmond to William Eliott at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Corry with reception at Hotel Corry.
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Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Josep J. Desmond
Mixy
Marjorie S. Desmond
William El-iott
Emmanuel Hpiseopal
Corry
Hotel Corry
Jawarski to Get New Trial in Prison Break Case
Jawarski, convicted on seven counts linked to his brother’s jailbreak from Allegheny County Jail last August, has been granted a new trial by Common Pleas Judge Ambrose B. Reid. He allegedly smuggled guns to his brother and Vasbinder to aid the escape, with both men at large. In a separate report from Alexandria, Virginia, a 23-year-old Black man is jailed for attacking Gladys Boyd near Middleburg, pursued by a posse and captured near Purcellville after a violent pursuit.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Jue Iwarkil
Allegheny County
Common Pleas
Ambrose B. Reid
Jawarski
Paul Jawarshi
John Vasbinder
Sam Jawarski
Vasbinder
Alexandria
Jih
Washington
Gladys Boyd
Middleburg
Mhuraday
Gum Point
Fred
Purauid
Purcelville
Erie Officer Is Suspended Amid Turmoil in City
Erie police and city officials announced the suspension of Officer 1s amid a broader internal controversy. The move followed a night incident near the brig district, with Mayor Joseph C Witliamog and public safety leaders citing misconduct and ongoing investigations as authorities reassess duties and authority in routine operations.
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Ine Zraevmah
IniliGnie
Higuor
Grandin Hotel Changes Hands
Ari and Cooley take over Grandin Hotel on Canty Street after a deal closed yesterday. Mrs Cooley previously operated the Natohal Hotel on Boal Westsidn Street and will manage the transition with new ownership.
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Grandin Hotel
Ari Oon
Aa Cooley
Washington
Uve
Grandin Howl
Canthy
Eloglage
Ffi
Cooley
Natohal
Boal
Moone's Eneralt Oil marketed for swollen feet relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Eneralt Oil as a quick remedy for tender aching swollen feet. It claims rapid reduction of swelling after regular applications and mentions comfort during wear, promising notable results across numerous users through a simple routine.
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B. W. Steamett and Son
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Ming
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Miyville
Joe Lin
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Titssile
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Titusville
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General Motors
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