7000 Families Still Obtain Aid in Erie County
Erie County reports about 7 000 families or roughly 30 000 persons still receiving poor relief. The list declines at about 25 families weekly as heads find work. Adrian Collins, executive director of the state emergency relief board, said the decrease is slow but noticeable and applies across the state. He noted some families are added weekly, with the net drop still 25 per week locally.
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Ng Erie
Efe
Adrian Collins
State Emergency Relief Board
Brlé
Court House
Erie
Collins
Mattern lands in Iceland and heads toward Moscow
United Press reports Mattern halted on a rugged Icelandic island for fuel and repairs after his mid Atlantic dive, receiving aid from locals and Norwegian aviation officers. He planned to press to Moscow via Paris, with only oranges and improvised water supplies for the crossing.
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Sans Jinavia
Newfoundland
Ireland
England
United Ess
Thisland
Mattern
Isto
United Press
Tot
Moscow
New York
Matern
Paris
Berlin
Norway
Madern
Iruland
Sixth Death Toll From Falconer Crash Rises
Tamestown June 5 Completing the toll of five members of City Fireman George W Siguler s family the Memorial Day crash at Falconer Junction claimed its sixth victim Harold Siguler 18 at WCA Hospital Also Roger Nelson 16 a neighbor died bringing Jamestown area traffic deaths to a multi year high The victims were killed when a car collided with a westbound train at 7 40 Tuesday night Funeral services had been held for the first five victims prior to Nelson s death.
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Tamestown
George W. Siguler
Falconer Junction Grads Crossing
Siguler
W.C. A
Harold Signer
Sigler
Roger K. Nelson
Te Sigulers
Harold Siguler
Jamestown
Sublette
Forest Avenue
She Uble Market
Guengin
John A. Philblad
John Siguler
Stricks
Agnes Siguler
William Siguler
Plorente Siguler
Roger Nelson
Brad Street
Queen of Spain favours Schiaparelli dresses in Paris styles
Paris notes Queen of Spain selecting gowns by Schiaparelli in blue and white prints and a basket weave silk, with blue leather belts and tortoiseshell fasteners. The piece discusses fashion trends, material independence, and shifting social style norms from gingham to silks, calicos to satins, amid changing era attitudes toward appropriateness.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Spain
Summiar
Schiaparelli
DO% TO VISIT SWEDEN STOCKHOLM CRUISE STOPS
The giant transAtlantic airpline the DO will visit Stockholm this summer on a Baltic cruise visiting Sweden Norway Finland Estonia and Russia.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Trans: Atlantic Airpline
Norway
Finland
Estonia
Russia
Ring of World War I Corporal Found in Belgium
A ring once worn by Corporal Otto Madary who died in World War I in France was recovered in Belgium and returned to his sister Mrs. Mt Sherbondy of Rochester. The find links the fallen soldier to his hometown through the recovered keepsake.
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Rochester
Ind
Otto Madary
France
Belgium
Mra
Sherbondy
Former Corry Resident Dead in Corry Hospital
Mrs. Michel L. Albro, longtime Corry Columbus Pa resident, died at Corry Hospital Saturday afternoon after a stroke three weeks earlier while visiting relatives. Born July 28, 1873 in Columbus, she was widow of Alan G. Albro. Survived by daughter Melva Alpro McCoy of Endicott and siblings Melva Colegrove, Gertrude Forbes, Alton Colegrove, Vesper Colegrave, Glenn H. Betts, Frank L. Betts, and four grandchildren Elizabeth Bertha Albro and Lawrence McCoy. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 PM from Alexander and Company parlors. Rev. W. A. Hook to officiate. interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Michel L. Albro
Corry
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Albro
Melva Alpro McCoy
Badientt
Becime
Ziba Colegrove
Lily Wright Colegrove
Alan G. Albro
McCoy
Endicott
Melva Colegrove
Lynwood, Calf
Gertrude Forbes
Alton
Colegrove
Tandlentt
Vesper Colegrave
Clymer
Glenn H. Betts
Frank L. Betts
Sugar Grove
Lizabeth
Bertha
Lawrence McCoy
Iidock
Alexander and Company
Finneral
W. A. Hook
Baptist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pennsylvan ia dog law revised by Senate Bill 1890
June 5 Harrisburg report outlines comprehensive changes in Pennsylvania dog law. Key points include transferring damage appraisals for livestock and poultry to state agriculture agents, reduced fees for police killing unlicensed dogs, and penalties for harboring unlicensed dogs. Officials urge immediate contact with district dog law enforcement agents for losses. A separate item notes Byrd aide William A. Bernreiter resigns as Byrd secretary to return to mayoral post and civil service role in Houston.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Angual Industy
Pennsylvania Department Or Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Byrd
Houston
Tex
Liew
William A. Bernrerter
Richard Byrd
Oscar F. Hilcombe
Bernfedter
Mello-Glo Powder Ad Promises Beauty Boost
An old classified style ad touts Mello-Glo face powder as longer lasting and pore minimizing. It claims a smooth, flake free application, gentle on sensitive skin, with a bewitching fragrance and tax free pricing at Keister's Drug Store.
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Sarah
Keister
North Clymer News Letter Picnic Invited On June 10
North Dreame New York invites all to the fifteenth annual picnic at Willan Borgerding woods on June 10. Attendees should bring flea baskets and dishes. Mrs. A. J. McGraw returns from Warren visiting her father John Tyler. Local residents and families attend Memorial and Decoration Day events with Rev. C. C. Grover as speaker. Multiple local names and households are listed among visits and gatherings in Clymer and Bear Lake areas.
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North
Rowsywurst
N. Y
Willan Borgerding Woods
Bselr
A. J. McGraw
Warren
John Tyler
John Bergerding
William
H. Kolstee
Minnie Price
A. D Grosby-anyl
Lottsville
Phillips
Law
Rence Scholton
Centerville
Jesse Lookenhouse
Clymer Hill
Umele
Ben Newhouse
A.C. Taylor
Bear Lake
C. C. Grover
Stillwater
Jennie Chapman
Clarence Newtom
Wesleyville
Gretta Crosby
Wil
B. Newhouse
Clymer
Brookville mail carrier charged with rifling mails
J E Heilbrun, a Brookville Pennsylvania mail carrier, was jailed on charges of rifling registered letters. Police say he confessed to taking about 2600 dollars in securities from the Brookville National Bank letters. The securities were later found concealed in his ear. He reportedly planned to use the money for his ill child’s medical care.
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Brookville
J. E. Heilbrun
Mundir
Brookvaile National Banc
Pillce
Feilbrun
Hellbrun
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Mary Murray
Patterson
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Corry Hospital Association
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