Man Sentenced to 40 Days for Penny Attack on Children
Joseph Anllinger, a millworker, was jailed 40 days after a hearing before Squire Carl Fisher for assault and battery. He allegedly threw hot pennies at children during a serenade near his son’s home, injuring a 9 year old Melvin Milley and blistering several others’ fingers.
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Anillinger
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Yeaterday
Harry
Milley
Melvin
Penny
Garden party planned by Corry auxiliary June 23
The Ladies auxiliary of the Corry Hioennial members are finalizing plans for their annual garden party to be held Wednesday afternoon June 23 at the Corry Country Club. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs E Hawking or Mrs Barker. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Sam Zarbo arriving from Philadelphia and Harrisburg, and Ames and Sam Irvine in New York City on Aero Supply business.
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Corry Country Club
E. Hawking
Gg, Barker
Sam Zarbo
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
N. Ames
Sam Irvine
New York City
Aero Supply Compan
Laverne Miller
Chiviga
Curt Anderson
Honor Maloney
Verna Petko
Mtovelany
Roy Pansbars
John Leuk
McCarthy
Rayerond
New York State
Wiggers
Dorothy Gates
Goyls
Slaughtey
Kysar
West Washington Street
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Contacts
A wave of visits and social calls fills Ashville and nearby towns. Mrs. James Fuller of Louisville Pa and Mrs Alta Meeker with son Oliver of Glendale Calif were recent callers of Mrs Margaret Rounds. West Main Street hosted guests from Ashville and Cambridge Springs for gatherings at the Home. Numerous readers note relatives and friends traveling to Erie Jamestown Meadville and Pittsburgh for various events and visits.
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James Fuller
Lousville
Alta Meeker
Oliver
Glendale
Calif
Margaret Rounds
George Kruse
Loretta
Margaret
Ashville
Rounds
West Main Street
S. B. Wiston
Cambridge Springs
Community System Association
Bartlett
Hazel Debink
Hill
Soctallin
Lloyd Carter
Jamestown
Vist
Felands
Ald
Kelsey Ani
Vodler Kolapy
Weta
Wie
R Aselsey
H. C. Wilson
Meadville
John A.mclaughin
Dans
Paul Orn
Pats Weber
Cal Post Office
Branc
National Association of Letter Carriera
Erie
AL. Byakes
Yesternay
Painesville
Ta Sini Savers
Wayne Dyakes
George Ringo
Olean Aid
Ani Mes
A. T. Schneider
Ily
Uhelr
Ada. Marker
Rolie ‘Denker
Thomas
Monilay
Newark
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Married at Youngstown in a City Ceremony
Miss Boromy and Albert Fist Halfast wed Saturday evening at the Highway Temple in Youngstown. The bride wore white satin with tulle and Joanna Hill roses, and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home for 75 guests. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with the bride’s parents. Halfast is with W B Pollock Co in Youngstown.
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Boromy Ay
Joanna Hill
Gilbert Lillie
Uriile
Hono
Marjiiie Nelson
Marjirie Halfast
Gary
Frilesimans
Willfiuy Halfast
Mr Alfast
He Iride
Mr. Halfoyt
W .B. Pollock Compal
Youngstown
Ohio
Death Claims Simon Kelsey in Titusville
Simon Richard Kelsey 80 died last evening at his daughter's home in Titusville Pa after ten days of illness. He was born February 28 1877 in Fernwood and lived with his son in Cory before moving to Erie. Survived by several sons and daughters including J Angl and Belay, and a sister Mrs. Apobhels. Funeral arrangements pending at the White funeral home in Titusville with services Thursday afternoon.
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Chicago
Til
Glenn Hurlbut
Byron
Pittshursh
Bila M. Hurlbut
Guy Hurlbut
West Frederick Street
Donald Crossner
Corry High School
Pittsburgh
Sammy
University of Pittsburgh
Rudy Appel
Foy Carrollton
Fetr
My Mouse
Everett Morse
Hary
I Sfield
Warner
WiMa
Eric
Dean
Dee, Bensam
Cathprine Wales
North Fast
C.M. Davis
Amt
Anit
Beanie M. Loveland
Findley Lake
Tie Tie Surremes
Thomas Ragou
Finley Lale
Charles Friedman
Simon Richard Kelsey
Cory
Erie
O'Elock
Carl Anderson
Titusville
Mr. Kelsey
Fernzuut
Cony
Fostex Kegiey
Vinesleet
Mmughlers J
Belay
Heri
Mobort Kelwes
Meatart
Andersim
Haaynia
Pyle Reynolds
Kina
Ofelock
Marriage Celebrated for Miss and Mr Chisson
The marriage of Miss L r Chisson and Mr Perry Chiweh was held at Combeland Mill on April 2. The couple, attended by family and friends, will reside in Pittsburgh after a prolonged ceremony. the bride works as an employee of the Pittsburgh Steel Company.
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Maores
Veelreet
Ammolnee Ue Chenrris Wistaigatoe
Luslle
Lomay Chisson
My Ani
Perry Chiweh
Tiny Em
Mustelage Nok
Combeland
Mili
le Rey
Neles Shorsusan
Firat Baptist Churen
Town Wally
Shanwaling
Hiss
Danny
Pittsburgh
German Church Council Letter Sparks Reich Support
A historical note depicts a letter from a German church official praising the Reich. The missive, signed by Charles Macfarland, mentions past religious concerns in Germany and expresses personal approval of the regime, framing it within a Christian context.
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Fuhrer
Avolt Hiller
Germany
Charles
Martariaus
Genewal
Chiat
Americ
Macfarland
Pemmely
Chiminihons
Noted German church leader jailed a Berlin June report
Berlin reports a notable German church leader was jailed amid turmoil. The dispatch mentions martial law and unrest across Basque and German regions, noting government actions and rising political tension.
Weeratney Bhalant Heraldry County Work
In Work where Heraldry is recognized the Herald’s values stand. The tale notes authority limits and issues with pedigress and training related to heraldic arms, reflecting regional practices and lineage claims.
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Weratney
Herold
Market Gossip Signals Mixed Wall Street Turmoil
New York June 15 United Press market notes show stocks slipping below yearly lows with 3 industrial averages and utilities hitting new lows since 1985. Analysts cite labor unrest, steel crisis, and wary foreigners delaying purchases as factors. Some see a possible rally if a revival appears, but tax payment timings and installment plans weigh on trader sentiment.
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Pest
Tent Roosevelt
Yale
Wall Street Looks for Strike Peace Amid Turmoil
New York observers foresee an early favorable trend as trade weighs on markets. Major industrials and utilities including General Motors, General Electric, Westinghouse, and American Locomotives show mixed signals while Chrysler and Ford group stocks drift. Investors eye potential peace amid labor tensions and sector rotations across banking, steel, chemicals, and consumer goods names.
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Wall Street
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Ai Benilis Aviation
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Chrysler
Continental
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General Motors International Nickel Kennetotl
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Nash
Murtilern
Racerane
Snemny Vaetim
Standand OU
J. Stukehalters
Vesna Tn
United Corp
D5 Steel
Warner Brea
Westinghouse Mlectric Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Young Sheet
N.Y
Car Aero Supply Arkansas Gas
Asia Gas & Elec Cities Service
McCord Rad
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