Erie Institutions Named in Will of Mary G. Davis
Mary G. Davis's will filed in probate lists a 27000 dollar estate with 15000 in real estate and 12000 in personal property. Prominent Erie religious and social groups receive bequests including Simpson Methodist Church units, Florence Crittenden Home, Erie Boys' Club, Young Women's Christian Association, Booker T. Washington Center, and nature study via the Women's Club. Remaining assets, including three Erie homes and 90 acres in Millcreek, go to two nephews Harry G. Diefendorf and Fred C. Diefendorf, plus grand-niece Louise Hilton Diefendorf. executors named Harry G. Diefendorf and George M. Mason.
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Arié
Mary G. Davis
Megister
Carltan King
Booker ‘P. Washington Center
Nature Study
Woman's Chib
Good Samaritan Mission
Erie
Jols
Millcreek Township
Harry G. Diefendorf
Detroit
Fred C. Diefendorf
Louise Hilton Diefendorf
George M. Mason
Hite
Milk price fixing bill signed by Lehman in Albany
Governor H H Lehman approved a revised New York milk price fixing bill to replace the invalidated Rogers Allen law, signaling possible early reinstatement of dairy production controls while urging restraint. The measure, sponsored by Senator Joseph Dy Numa and Assemblyman Howard N Allen, aims to balance producer and dealer cooperation with market absorption limits.
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New York
Albany
H. H. Lehman
Rogers-Allen
Gaid
Overnior
Jay
Anseph Dy Numa
New York City
Howard N. Allen
Ancel
Nouncis
Burgnan
Students awarded diplomas emphasize passion for learning
113 students are awarded diplomas. The speaker urges not to be defined by family tradition but to pursue a chosen profession for enjoyment and success. Dr Cavelti notes education is self driven and warns against dependence on formal teaching while stressing lifelong learning.
Unantauqua Salute Described as Greeting Gesture
The Chautauqua salute was once widely used as a substitute for applause. Audiences stood and waved handkerchiefs held high to greet speakers during events.
Cavalry Brigade Seeks Erie Stop Site This Summer
The 2200 man Cavalry Brigade with 460 vehicles plans mayill travel to Erie this summer. Officials will choose between Bela adjacent to the lake or the Genéral Hleetrie Company vicinity for a temporary headquarters. Mayry Charles R. Earbey says a decision is due within the next week. The brigade will be here around August 7 or 8 and return from the New York World's Fair in September.
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Mls
Ayse Sane
Slites
Outuer
Bela
Jooel
Eld Alon
Marth
Genéral Hleetrie
Mayry Charles R. Earbey
Brigade
Weill
le Chsea
New York
Parents Show Strong Interest in Local School Work
A survey of county residents shows broad parental interest in education amid discussion of school policies. Prefacing remarks note responses varied by district while asserting education remains a central national issue and will influence teaching approaches and poll outcomes.
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le Eoity
Fiona
Rey Bay
Couny
Pitron
Pat Weedon
Kane Man Given Three Months Term in Allegheny Court
A Kane man was sentenced to three months in jail and fined $800 after a contempt of court finding. Judge Chartes G Hubhart ordered payment and confinement following a misdeed noted by the jury in Allegheny County. The case involved a discussion on obedience and punishment amid a trial focused on alleged misconduct.
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Kane
Anu
Dine
Nir Aluxes
Kane Hume
Hubhart
Allegheny Couinty Werke
Senteu
Mars Aviator Held in Jail After Plane Sinking Off Cape Cod
Meehgnig Chesulton Lee Ashelman, 22, a student pilot, is held in Camden County jail on charges connected to a small plane crash that sank in the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Cod. Bail set at $5,600. authorities allege violations involving the aeroplane valued at $12,160 and related securities.
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Gamden
N. J
Jine &Cheston
Lee Ashelman
Camden County
Velbine
Amiall
Auanly Ocean
Cape Cod
Ehwlnan
Bus
Bullee
Former Titusville Postmaster Ralph Seep Dies at 61
Ralph Seep, aged 61, longtime Titusville resident and former postmaster for over five years, died in his sleep at 215 North Main Street yesterday morning. He had suffered illness for years and had recently resigned as postmaster, with Nevinth Semp succeeding in the role. Local notes report a $75,000 fire loss in Gradyville, Pa, and other scattered obituaries and brief items from the area.
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Nevith
Taut Deceahethy
Fin Well
LL. Prathy
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N. Y
Lehman
Corry
Erie County School
Sayane
S.rees
Greyhound Super
Grand Rapids
Boston
Mass
Portland
Gleveland Chicago
Wellshoro
Harry Oswalt, Jr
Greyhound
Sip
Corry, PA
Powell Motor CO
PoweLl's Kendall Service
Imam
Center St
Columbus Ave
Frank Ferry
Mar
East South Street
Hap Baceus
Mgr
Emblem Oil Co
Spring Creek Station
Paul McKay
Mar. Clymer Station
Wilbur Rickers
MARS
Titusville
Gradyville
Dunnuye Wits
Aly Sbravell
Waerah
Walter M. Jeeta
Niort
Glendora
ASIC
Abe Pho
Clapp's Baby Foods
Aallock
Stendora Bartlett Pears
Tan
Mi Boy
Mour's Star
A. H. Homer Will J. Wilcox
G. W. Knowlton
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
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