Paragrave Notes Anniversary and Local Updates
The itemized rundown covers diverse events from a 1910 transatlantic milestone to Ford’s 7,000,000th V 8 production. It lists a City Council regular meeting, Western Union office redecorations, news of Norme Shearer and Irving Thalberg’s new daughter, personnel changes in Warren and Panama construction plans, a marriage license, school district bill handling, and a June weather outlook. It also notes a cigarette tax, birthday celebrations, lodge appointments, liquor sales, state payroll shifts, and a Japanese beetle quarantine with agricultural restrictions.
One Man Liquor Stores Proposed for Pa to Bypass System
Pennsylvania liquor board outlines a plan to open 224 one man stores immediately after passage of the Moore bill. The plan argues smaller stores in every community now supporting licensed outlets will better serve the state and create about 2.75 million in extra annual profits from $15 million in annual merchandise sales.
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Moore
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board
Law and Order Committee
State Senate
Moorehill
Enjoy Outing at Shadyside
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held its annual meeting at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Whittelsey at Shadyside Findley Lake. About fifty guests attended the informal gathering on the veranda and in the woods, enjoying a sumptuous tea prepared by the committee led by Mrs. F. B. Whittelsey and others. The day featured perfect weather and warm appreciation for host hospitality.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Shadyside
Findley Lake
F. J. Whittlesey
Rickers
F. B. Whittlesey
Theo Williams
Oil City Fund Drive Nets $59010 Toward $71800 Goal
Public solicitation for the Oil City Community Fund closed at noon with $59000.58 pledged toward a goal of $71800. Subscriptions this year near last year’s total, and officials call the response a wonderful community effort despite being $12290 short of the target.
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OL City
Jie
Oi City Community Fund
May Raise Pay of Assessors Want Qualified Men
ERI June 15 Fear that pay able men will snun county assessor posts. County commissioners launched an inquiry to see if new property evaluators to be elected this year will receive 8.00 or 5.00 per day. Two laws conflict, solicitor 8 Sisson asked for a ruling. One measure set Salary Unit of 2.50 per day. an older directs pay by county commissioners. They warn 2.00 would fail to attract capable men. Assessors work about eight months a year, making pay not worth the effort. If the latest law stands, county assessment work may suffer.
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ERI
Feario
Snun
Sisson
Inquest Scheduled Over Death of Mrs. Morey
June 15 inquest into the death of Mrs. Arthur Morey 51 of 241 W 2nd Street to be held 8:20 p m Saturday in the courthouse grand jury room Dr W G Strole coroner announced She was killed instantly in a crash Saturday on the Lake road Clarence Davitt 26 R D 1 Wattsburg seriously injured recovering at Hamet Hospital Robert Shank 609 Pittsburg Avenue in St Vincent's Hospital with a broken leg
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Hamet Hospial
Robert Shank
Pittsburg Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Scarry-Dettman set for Celoron intercity bout
Jamestown middleweight Scarry meets Akron's Scarry-Dettman in a top intercity ring clash at Celoron Park Monday night. Dettman, who upset Canadan champ Irving Pease, rides a lengthy Pennsylvania winning streak as Scarry prepares to test his form in another edition of the series. In Kansas City, the University of Kansas City earns four year liberal arts accreditation following action by Missouri agencies.
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Jamestown
June
Scarry
Harry Detman
Akron
Battler
Irving Pease
Celoron Park
Dettman
Pennsylvania
University
Kansas City
University of Kansas City
Missouri University
One Man Clubs Face Loss of Beer Licenses
Five alleged one man clubs that dispense beer face public hearings Monday to decide if their licenses will be renewed. Five more beer cafes will have hearings later in the week. District Attorney Mortimer E Graham and County Treasurer Lawgreave A Taylor will lead inquiries. club heads must prove their operations benefit all members and not a select few while defending alleged violations. Taylor notes prior complaints were largely baseless and warns against snap judgments, stressing fairness and that beer licensing rests with law enforcement agencies.
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Mortimer E Graham
Lawgreave A. Taylor
Graham
Taylor Maye
Taylor
Individu
Braddock Retains Heavyweight Title in Nine to Four
Referee Johnny McAvoy and Judge Charles Lynch favored Braddock in the tabulation of the title bout with nine rounds to Braddock and four to Baer while Judge George Kelly saw it closer. The New York Athletic Commission released the round by round scores showing two judges at Braddock and one wavering, marking Braddock's championship win. Mrs Thema Paulson, in New York for Hubbard Fabric Shop duties, will return to Erie tonight.
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Braddock
Baer
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Johnny McAvoy
Charles Lynch
George Kelly
New York State Athletic Commission
McAvoy Lynch Kelly
Braddock Braddock Braddock
Braddock Braddock
Braddock Braddock Braddocks
Even
Baer Baer
Baer Braddock
Even Baer
Baer Baer Baer
Thema Paulson
City
Hubbard Fabric
Erie
Limits on party nominations for judges veto history
Governor George H. Earle signed the Woodward Howell bill limiting candidates to a single party nomination. Judges of courts of record are exempt from the rule to keep oil era beliefs. A similar bill faced a veto in 192? by Gifford Pinchot, who questioned constitutionality. Attorney General Margiotti advised the measure would be upheld by courts.
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George H. Earle
George W. Woodward
Philadelphia
Joh. W. Howell
Lackawanna
Gifford Pinechot
George H. Maine
Charles J. Margiotti
Plymouth and Chrysler Show in Corry Tonight
Wallace and Nichols, Plymouth and Chrysler distributors, host a free public auto show at First Avenue display rooms starting 8:00 PM Monday. The event features film reels, model displays, and race driver clips plus Plymouth and Chrysler construction and test scenes. All are invited to attend.
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Wallace and Nichols
Plymouth
Chrysler
First Avenue
Corry
Democrats to Meet Tuesday in Harrisburg
Democrats from every county in the state will travel to Harrisburg next Tuesday to select candidates for the state supreme and superior courts for the fall election. State Chairman David L. Lawrence calls a 1 p.m. meeting where candidates will be chosen. Morning county chairmen will discuss local affairs. Young Democrats plan an organization discussion and an annual dinner dance in the evening. Secretary of Revenue H. Edgar Barnes is expected to be endorsed for the Supreme Court, with a September primary possible. The November election looms as the current chief justice’s 21 year term ends. Four Democratic contenders for the Superior Court are named. Also noted is a separate report on a missing Jew in Budapest with a reward offered.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
State Superior Court
David L. Lawrence
State Committee
Iil
H. Edgar Barnes
Superior Court
Henva
J. B. B. Cunningham
John H. Wilson
Butler
Waters
Ralph M. Bashore
Pottsville
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Elwood Higbee
Fayette County
Annual Meeting Signals Growth in Christian Science Church
At The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston Mass leaders report worldwide growth and higher demand for Mary Baker Eddy writings. George Wendell Adams urges active spiritual effort and world peace through prayer. A Barry Bacon elected president succeeding Dr John M Brewer. New readers Ralph Scholfield Florence Middaugh Edward Ripley Ezra Palmer named for three year terms.
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Barry Bacon
Mother Church
Boston
Mass
That Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science ,Board of Directors
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
George Wendell Adams
Dir
New Christian Science Publishing House
Adama
Ralph B. Scholfield
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Irving Thalberg
Thalberg
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Irving, Jr
J. H. Goldstein
Warren
G. Scott Smith
Workmen's Compensation Vetires
Mr. Smith
W. A Walker
Pennsyvania
Panama
Orphans Court
Ben Kinnear
Ragar H. Miller
R. D. J. Corry
Charlotte A. Whitaker
Spartansburg
Charles H. Geiger
Johon A. Lanston
RWD
Geiger
Farle
Ernestine Schwmannevnk
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Reading
Macarnrike
Lady Franklin Lodge
Health Department
Henry R. Weis
Anthony
Narduch
Franke E. Costello
Bradford
Department of Agriculture
Astern
State Department of Labor and Idustry
Noutileipatitien
Liquor Board
Oil City
Wattsburg
Celoron
McDonald’s
Monel
Stadiam and Taylor
Vic Dietzel
Palm Beach
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Supreme and Superior Court
Budapest
Ragkopalata
Gustev Weiner
THE
Christian Science Church
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