Tragic Forest Death Attributed To Childs Prank
Two year old Shirley Ann Gardner died after a match sparked her dress in a forest mishap in Erie. Parents Charles and Garcia said no one is to blame as investigators spoke with a four year old who ignited the incident. The coroner deemed the death the result of a prank and avoided an inquest to save county expense.
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Erie
Shirley Ann Gardner
Ast Avenue
Charles G. Garcia
Walter G. Stroble Weenes
Shirley
Strople
St. Vincent's Hospital of Barns
Man Dies of Auto Accident Injuries
A Blasdell man, Lewis McManigle, 25, died Tuesday afternoon from internal injuries sustained in a car crash one mile from town. He had been a patient at Kane Summit hospital since June 1 after the sedan he drove overturned near the Rocky Ridge pavilion. He was found by residents and rushed to town by local helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Johnson
Walter Tobnsin
Wm. van Giessen
Sheffield Enjoys Boom Day Era Plant Opens
The C P L Co opens a new afternoon and evening operation at their mill in Sheffield. The shift is expected to run five to six weeks. Effective June 18 a new wage scale increases common labor pay from 31.25 to 34 cents per hour.
Stork’s visit sets record in Methuen family
In Methuen Mass Mr and Mrs Henry Dubois celebrate 18 years of marriage with a record 16 children aged from 2 months to 18 years none twins or triplets and no family deaths.
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STORK
Methuen
Mass
Henry Dubois
Dubois
Lost fat by following doctor's Kruschen advice
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda Iowa credits Kruschen Salt for shedding fat from 226 pounds to 208 after four weeks. She notes doctors approve the regimen and urges readers to try the remedy despite gossip. The ad describes taking a teaspoonful in hot water each morning, with lemon juice optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Long
Clarinda
Iowa
Monty Back
Keleter
Road opening celebration draws huge crowd in Spartansburg
A multi‑hour program marked by speeches from Mellert‑Weidner Construction’s owner, local officials, and county leaders topped by a food ox roast and band performances. attendees came from Meadville Titusville Union City Centerville and Corry to celebrate the completed Spartansburg highway widening and realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sligit
Spartanaburg
Consialle Fling
Jist Norn
Spartansburg
Sparta
Mellert-Weiiner Construction Company
Merlin
Ohio
Crawford County
Spartansburgh
Conny
Titusville
Meailville
Union City
Centerville
Riverle
Cambpidge Springs
Corry
Leafteroon
Coleman
Unio Chey. i
Orvills Hatch
Mussin
Union City Music Makers
V. i W. Cotor Heures
Junio Amgie and
Lewin Corps
Veterans
American Legion
V. F
Aritis Waien
Junio
Howard Bayi
Spartensburg Committee
Ma Boyd
Pred < Siebert
Meadville
Kiebert
Glen R. Law
Merce Crawford
Charles N. Crosby
Hile-Grantor Austeic
Floyd Attenburg
Axsentilyman
Albert ‘Thomas
Meadvil
Thomas
Pithburgh
Kicbert
Meljert
Mellert-Weidner Destriction Company
Medina
Cto
Jim
Meller
Helen Schlorstf
Erie County Board of Sommissioners
Te County
J. J. Desmond
Cory Good Roads
Golden Rule Club
G. P. Brows
Olin Bracken
John Bist
Sax
John Barber
Queen City
Titusvil’s
Ralph Jackson
Riveville
Little Cooley
Stuart Culbertson
Atorney Culbertson
E. T. Stevenson
St Titusville Herald
Stevenson
Arthur Colegrave
Earle
Colegrave
Hartl
Spartans
Republican Party
Colegrove
State Highway Department
Athough
le Jong
Melert~ Weldner Construction Company
Highway Department
Mushcball
Pleasantyile Downing Spartansburg
Baseby
J Cing
Victor Dietzel
Howard Boyd
Po Welesday
Don V. Kinney
W. L. Blakeslee
V. Shreve
C. L. Reford
France
Marsh Announces Candidacy for Judge of Common Pleas
Ritchie T. Marsh a United States referee in bankruptcy and senior member of Marsh & Baton announces his bid for Judge of the Common Pleas Court seeking both Republican and Democratic nominations. He argues the job is a judicial, not partisan, office and must be filled by an experienced, impartial lawyer. Marsh, born in Waterford township, educated at Elkboro State College, studied law with Justice Emory A. Wal ing and the firm Billing and Fish, was admitted in 1888 and formed Marsh & Baton with C. C. Baton.
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Ritchie T. Marsh
United States
Ani
Marsh & Eaton
Commies Pleas
Marsh
Ule
Waterford Township
Hginboro State College
Supreme Court
Emory A. Waling
Billing and
Queen Mary and Grace Moore Honor Split at Covent Garden
Queen Mary attended last night in London with many curtain calls as Grace Moore sang Mimi in La Boheme at Covent Garden Opera House. King George was absent, La Boheme was his favorite opera, and the performance was to have honored him.
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United Press
London
Queen Mary
Grace Moore
Mimi
Covent Garden Opera House
Atone
George
Respect Women of Baty and Balie Traditions
A fragment describes women across communities facing strict social rules. It mentions public decorum, chaste expectation before marriage, and severe consequences for breaking norms. The text references Rivet and local customs with suggestive language about modesty and reputation.
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Baty
Balie
Gil
County Property Levy May Be Cut Further in 1936
County assessors plan further reductions in 1986 to push toward 100 percent equalization. The drive, started in 1984, reduced valuations to about 60 percent of fair market value and may fall further if real estate values decline. County commissioners note previous cuts included a one mill tax reduction this year and anticipate more fractional decreases if state revenue sources arrive on schedule.
Last Native-born Indian in Plymouth Dies at 7
Jabez Chummuck, the last native-born Indian of Plymouth, Massachusetts and born in the White Horse Beach section, has died. The town notes the passing of a figure tied to the early Pilgrim settlement era.
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Plymouth
Mass
Pilgrima
Jabez Chummuck
White Horse Beach
Secion
Trial of Med ic Nearing Close with No Defense Witnesses
United Press reports in Lancaster on June 13 that prosecutors rested in the Harry Zimmerman murder case as attorneys for the defendant announce no defense witnesses will testify. Court adjourned until 2 pm for final arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lancaster
Harry ©. Zimmerly
Coughlin seeks court order to lease lakefront stadium
A petition filed in Superior Court seeks a writ of mandamus to force Chicago park board to grant permission for the Rev Charles Coughlin to use Historic Soldier Field. The Detroit Free Press, sponsor of the National Union of Social Justice, says the park board violated constitutional rights by denying the lease to tens of thousands of supporters. The suit cites about 200000 Chicago area adults affiliated with the National Union for Social Justice. Also noted are Curtiss Wright plans for a 3 berth transcontinental airliner at St Louis, with construction pending a sale.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Park Board
Soldier Wies
Charles B. Coughlin
Detroit Free Press
National Union of Social Justice
Park Board
Big
Lake Front Stadium
National Union For Social Justice
Auge
ST. Louis
Curtiss Wright Airplane Company
Seek Gypsies In Kane Section Steal $7000
Three gypsies were alleged to have stolen $9000 from an Oil City resident near Clement Tuesday evening, with police tracing a message for a lockout. State and county officers, troopers, and sheriffs searched roads in two cars but found no trace. Reports from Johnsburg and St Marys noted other gypsy-linked losses, including $60 from Leonard Wittman and unknown sums from Charles Taylor.
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Kan
Clement
Bendford
Nair Clerminn
Charles Mulley
C. M. Mathias
J. J. Allison
Merle Dickerson
Smellport
Oil City
Johnsburg
St. Marys
Leonard Wittman
Flower Valley
Charles Taylor
Dill Road
Johnsonburg
State
Loral
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Sheffield
New York
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Coughlin
Gypsies Inkane Section
Roying
Keystone
Velmong
Crench’s
Puritan
Colt
Lakeview Roller
P&g
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs
GMA
Sion
Tair Adjuteran
L Legion Tender
Carrie
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