Cupid Kayoes Rumors Of Business Slump In Erie
In Erie on Tuesday 16 couples applied for marriage licenses, a record without regard to ages from 17 to 6, as hopeful brides and grooms flooded the license bureau. Most applicants were local residents, dispelling rumors that marriages fall during economic hardships. A groom even traveled from across the continent to claim his Erie bride.
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Confiscated Slot Machines Claim Ownership in Erie
David Richbaum and Frank Kaiser, alleged owners of 143 seized slot machines, filed formal ownership claims through lawyers after a hearing on setting aside an order to destroy the devices. The court must decide if the machines are gum venders or machines used for gambling, amid a March 1921 vice probe and current custody by Sheriff William Brown.
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Frank Kaiser
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Mayville arraigns alleged stock swindlers in grand larceny case
Dan Preeger and Fred Jamieson of Jamestown were arraigned in Supreme Court on charges of grand larceny in the Names Corporation and the Chautauqua Mortgage Corporation case. They pleaded not guilty and the matters were sent to County Court with bail set at 2500 dollars for each. Jamieson released on bail. Preeger still jailed.
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SPARTANSBURG NEWS LETTER Lays Out Local Business Trends
In June 1994 Spartansburg notes smaller towns lag in recovering from a downturn. Observations show dwindling ready cash, more time payments, and a gradual return to settled conditions. Interviews with local merchants indicate a steady, modest improvement despite stock issues.
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Local residents attend events and repairs around Townville and Corry
And Mrs Sharp undertake extensive home repairs while Mr Allen handles charges. Charles Roths visit relatives in Townville over the weekend. Carrie Price and Sam Campbell visit East Branch for a Sunday School convention and call on friends. Mrs Winans returns from Townville to her mother Mrs Gillett and relatives. Mrs Edward Scott returns from Franklin with sister Mrs Andrews and grandchildren Betty Jane and Jean Marie visiting. Clint Smith buys a new Chevrolet. Lilian Rhodes and Hazel Wait travel from Glyndon to Edinboro for commencement exercises, staying with Rhodes' brother R Rhodes and family. Donald Kinney drives to Townville to visit kin and two young daughters. Mrs Joodih Baldwin improving at Corry hospital. W P Burlingham and others visit Titusville store. Ralph Breton, Byron Bixby, Ida Lawson visit Erie. Glenn R Steadman, Myrna Thompson, Marel Bates and others tour Sherman N Lage to visit Irwin Baker. Martha Miller and daughter Syl Frank Allen visit Corry. James Platt visits Titusville.
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Martha Miller
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Corry
James Platt
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