Erie airport program to cost 100000
June 13 proposals for Port Erie airport improvements estimate a total cost of about 100000. The chamber of commerce airfield committee and city officials plan to seek federal funds with Assistant City Engineer Clarence Pulling to study runway extensions hangar space and an administration building.
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EHUB
Port Erie
Climber of Commerce
Temillar
Mgure
Clarence Pulling
Charles R. Barber
Pulling
Barber
Divorce Granted After Prolonged Court Fight in Curry Resident Case
Erie reporter notes that on June 12 Judge Miles B. Kitts granted a decree of divorce to Mabel M. Briggs of Curry, separating her from Irwin H. Briggs. Indignities to the person were cited after a trial, master Charles Schneider had recommended the divorce, and the decree was approved after en banc review.
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Erie
Optober
dJidge Miles B. Kitts
Maibel M. Briggs
Irwin HW. Briggs
Spring Creek
Kitts
Elmer A. Evans
Briggs
William E. Hirt
Hint
Charles Schneider
Ex-Treasurer Crandall Sentenced for Embezzlement in Potter County
Coudersport, Pa. Earl B. Crandall, former Potter county treasurer, received a two to four year sentence after pleading to embezzling county funds. His lawyer questioned custody adequacy for a crippled client as the judge noted available facilities. Police reported a $19,165 shortage traced to Crandall’s accounts, with loss insured, after his successor took office January 1.
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Coudersport
Earl B. Crandall
Potter County
Crandal
James Berger
Jidge
Grandall
William Fitty
Crandalls
Carleton A. Roberts
Walter PL Wells
Early Blass Eye Maker in New York City
A historic note records the first American manufacture of Blass eyes in downtown New York, highlighting Hill as an early pioneer in the field and detailing the emergence of this craft in the United States.
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New York
United States
Lightning Strikes Clymer Homes and Area Storms
A sweeping storm system hit Clymer and nearby areas Sunday night and Monday evening causing electrical damage to homes including the Rhebergen residence and shattered chimney. A cloudburst damaged crops near Nazareth while a separate incident saw Dr. Lyle Compton fishing at Hollow Lake, Canada. Community events include graduations at Allegheny College in Meadville and a large church and school activity roster with meetings, picnics, and summer music instruction upcoming.
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Spitzer
John McCulloch
Thomason
Gordon Newhouse
Syedyn Grotus
Allegheny College
Meadvile
Donald Spitzer
Meadville
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
Henry Rhebergen
Burnon Damcott
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Buffalo
Myrtle Gallup
Flora
Eshelman
Delia Bennink
Alice Kearns
Mary Jacobs
Edna Newt
House
Bertha Keeman
Winifred , Christensen
Mary Markello
Ore Coflisch
Sheffield
Ruth M. Smith
Methodist Church
Erie
Te Home
Clarence Graser
Buffelo
N.Y
Leslie Caflisch
R. A. Thompson
Roberta Renskers
Ray Renskers
Karena
Lillian Bridges
William Hogenboom
Norman Hogenboom
Neva Bull
Warren Conservatory of Music
Miss Bull
Ladies Aid Society
The
Bee
Ladies Mission
Henry Rhesbergen
Joh Schmuers
Kenneth Schmers
Norman Hill
Flobert Wood
Richard Shaw
Wiliam Gettinger
Charles King
Tidioute
Clyde Lockvehouse
Clymer
Jamestown
Ralph Thompson
Gerald King
Cornell University
Clarence Spier, Jr
Mead. Ville
Arthur Goggins
Alles Hobinson
Pike, N
Corry Young People to Take Part in Concert
Erie County Sunday schools hold annual convention in East Springfield with the county Young People's night on June 16 at East Springfield Federated church. Grace Dean directs a sacred concert featuring over 100 youths from Corry and surrounding areas including the Corry district chorus and massed choirs.
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Erie County
Springfield
Alice Bellinger
Helen Bush
Blaine Here
Oletvia Henton
Joanne McCrey
Doris Ohrn
Anna Ruth Sanikowski
Dorothy Sexton
Gene Parsons
Marianne Johnson
Bula Nichols
Elwyn Gage
Charles F. Hughes
Douglas King
Joe McCray
Wendell Gage
Ray Alesander
Keith Hen
Congress Mulls National Guard Mobilization Measure
In Washington D C a House Military Affairs panel advances a bill granting the President authority to mobilize the National Guard in peacetime if enacted. Erie county’s 119th Infantry could be deployed to Houston if the bill passes. President Roosevelt indicated support and leaders foresee passage this session.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
119Th Infantry
Ere County
Houston
Tex
Gills
James R. Smith
Ath Infantry
Erie County National Guards
House of
Evening Talks At Fort Wayne Bible Institute Meeting
Dick Howe Arthur Ingram Denny Whitford Ted Swanson will attend as speakers. Rev. A. Witomer of Fort Wayne Bible Training Institute will address youths on Life In the Crisis of Choosing. The service starts at 7:30 p m eastern standard time and the public is invited.
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Methodist Church
Ralph Findley
North Clymer
Reformed Church
Mr Timmer
Opie Isaiah
Harnest Tewinkle
Irene Haitink
Young Met
Bull Moose Grounds
Mid-Western Bible School
Record Low Temperature at Riverside Ranger Station
The lowest winter temperature recorded in the United States reached 00 degrees below zero at Riverside Ranger Station in Yellowstone Park on February 1933.
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United States
Riverside Ranger Station
Yellowstone Pati
Bear Lake Boy Is Graduate Of Otterbein College
James Crosby of Bear Lake Pa earned a bachelor of arts at Otterbein College Wester ville Ohio The address was by Dr Edgar DeWitt Jones of Detroit Mich The president Dr J Ruskin Howe presented the class He won a track letter this year running the mile and two mile He was janitor of the new health center and worked his way through college He is a Pi Kappa Phi Life Work Recruits VMA and Christian Endeavor member He helped the Life Work Recruits Deputation team this Spring He plans to enter the ministry with a major in Bible and philosophy
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James Crossy
Carl Crosby
Bear Lake
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Edgar DeWitt Jones
Detroit
Miah
J. Ruskin Howe
United Brethren School
Bing
Ottenden
New Health Center
Otterbein
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Life Work Recruits
VMA
Christian Endeavor
Life Work
Regimental Staff of 112th Organized at Kane Armory
The regimental staff of the 112th Infantry was mustered for federal recognition as a unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard and will be stationed in Kane. Major B. Weggers presided. Colonel M. A. Means, Major Stephen Spleen, and Technical Sergeant Peter Le Viola attended. First Lieutenant L. R. Newson, former Kane headquarters officer, commands the new unit, to work with regimental headquarters here.
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Kane
State Armory
19Th Infantey
Pennsylvania National Guard
B. W.ggers
WW. Moore
M. A. Means
Stephen
Spleen
Peter le Viola
12Th Infantry
L. R. Newson
Uni
Thyas
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MG Town
Money's Western Auto Associate
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Ulster 5
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A. M. Alday
Doris Peterson
Floyd King
Goggins
Gilbert Johnson
Celoron, Y
Albert Bennink
William Schruers
James Grayvile
Pomona Grange
Kennedy
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Merle New
Dorris Kolstee
William Carlisch
Betty Tuce
John Weeks
George Christensen
Louise Palmer
Winifred Rhebergen
Gail Thompson
Snade
Phyllis Pitt
Leslie Weeks
Clymer Central School
Manual
Sanitier
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Yes
Corry
Tinue
Timber
Tyson
Groter
Findley
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer Gentral School
Lucius Bushee
Advocate
Glymer Central School
the Red Cross
Chautauqua
Coach Colburn
Chautauqua Lake
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GLPB
Clifford ‘Tene Huisen
Ton
Gladys Legters
Chicago University
Villa Fardink
Manuel
L. Boyland
Bridges
Frown
Miller
New York University
Cornell
Carter
Chevrolet
Fisher
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
James Crosby
Cretomies
Armstrong
Montgomery
Center Street
Yourith Armstrong
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