Erie and Vicinity News Briefs 1919 Highlights
A collage of short notes from Erie and nearby towns including injuries from a Thursday car strike on Charles Glover and Ronald Habursky ages 13, a judge upholding Donald Bartow’s involuntary manslaughter sentence, a planetarium proposal for the Erie public museum, and local events from clubs, schools, and businesses. The item also covers road accidents, local commerce, and civic notices across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles Glover
Hamel
Glover
Ronald Habursky
Katherine’s
Samuel Rossiter
Donald Bartow
Bartow
Patricia Andrews
Celia Soltess
Herbie Johnson
Arthur F. Logan
Board of Library Trustees
Board of Library ‘Trustees
Erie Plans Partial Sunday Bus Service
The Erie Coach Co announces a partial Sunday and holiday schedule from 8 pm to 9 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm starting June 2. City officials previously rejected subsidy plans and will consider a municipal authority sale to fund service while noting tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Erie Coach Co
Myron Proser
The
Coach Co
Proser
Cimes
Couch Co
Gerald Weber
Ward
Christian Democrats Resign In Italy Coalition Gov After Vote
The 70 year old Adone Zoli and his Christian Democrats resigned to clear the way for a coalition government after elections. The party remains Italy's strongest force, but Zoli wished to retire.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
At the hospital report as of 7 a m today several admissions include Rebecca Damon 74 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Damon and Cindy 3 daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Graham at 210 East Washington street. Discharges include Rebecca Damon Becky 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Boggs and Patricia Ann Sherwood of Pitterfield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Robert H Damon
R. D
Chaves Floss Jr
Arthur V. Cochran
East Frederick Street
Gayl L. Millspaw
White
Kathy
Helen Petty
East South Street
Edward
Shirley Wendt
Linda
Darwin Wolcott
East Main Street
Bernard J. Holmes
Clymer
Mary E. Qhrn
East Congress Sites
Emory L. Morton
West Smith Street
Rebecca Damon Becky
Edward Boggs
Washington Street
Thomas E. Sherwood
Patricia Ann
Pitterfield
Harold G. Skinner
Main Street
Elwood
Rule Pinballs May Be Seized
Fayette County court rules multiple coin pinball machines are gambling devices and subject to seizure and destruction. Judge Hustace H. Bane writes that these devices are used for unlawful gambling and enhance incentives for larger payoffs. State officials view Fayette’s ruling as a precedent to push actions in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Paul
Fayette County
Hustace H. Bane
Vacation Bible School opens in Cutting June 23
Vacation Bible School at Cutting American Union Sunday School begins Monday June 23 and runs nine days ending with a program July around 8 p.m. Mrs Carl Marsh is superintendent with teachers listed for nursery beginners primary juniors and young people. Several local families and attendees are noted in social items and a belated children’s day program is planned for Cutting Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Salvation Army
Titusville
St. Titus’ School
Willian L. Sullivan
Meadville
Conneaut Lake Avex
P. Parker
Findley Lake
M. J. Wallace
Carl L. Marsh
R. D
Franklin
Carl A. Marsh
Walter DeShuter
Sherman
Eugene Waldorf
Corry
Fred Wallace
Marion Nellis
Clifford Aikens Sr
Clifford + Aikens Jr
Jamestown
Jane Swiderski
Nicholas Schepis
Corbis Beck- Verinik
Milton Higgs
Dewittville
Leroy Albright
Cutting
Kathy Damon
Lena Hillett
Randulph Shampoe
Lindy Nellis
Gordon Shampoe and
Merle Pierce
North East
Clifford Allens ‘Jr
Aikens
H. G. Boring
DuBois
Wilber Camp
George Glavis
Erie
Judy Camp
Buf
Lenore Camper
Clymer
Linda
Buffalo
Norman Hogenboom
Faith Marsh
Shirley Willink
David’ Beckerink
Donald Willey
Willey
Clyde Courtright
Milton Courtright
Patty Sue
Harvlen Nelson
Oconomowoc
Wis
Nelson
Louis
Bennis
Randy
Margaret Gray
Frances Stafford
Lawrence Bennink
North Clymer
Cecil Humphrey
Hazel Harris
Susanne Humphrey
Burglary suspects tied to supermarket loot case detained in Canada
Two men believed to have tried a Titusville Zdarko Super Dyu burglary by cutting a roof hole were captured in Canada. A third suspect remained at large as Jamestown police linked the case to a Loblaws break in in that city. The trio reportedly split stolen goods and used a vehicle with Ontario plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Titusville
E.G. Bohlmer
Franklin
Venango County
Jonathan Lloyd Locke Jr
David K. Chapman
Pleasantville
Corry
Union City
Clifford
Gletus Troyer
Union Township
Alden Phelps
Erie County
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
Jamestown
Reylon
Carroll
Erie
Arthur J. Gardiner
Port Dover
Ont
Canada
Loblaws
Ontario
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry.-Journal Printing Department
Hallmark Cards
Sea‘s
Elmer Evans
Burton Lsub
Vasili Kaian Vites
Erieana View of
Rahway
W. J
C. G. Pulak
Helen Pulakos
Achilles Pulakos
C. G
Will Schaar
John Spaeder
Karavites
Pulakos, Inc
Corry Beverage Distributor
Bradford
Pennsylvania Grade Crude of Association
Fredrick H. Mueller
Playtex
Mabel
Harry Manning
Spencer Hospital
Crawford County Tuberculosis and Health Society
G. Swanson
Joes TB Society
St. Edward’s School
St. Thomas’ Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Victory Guild of
Spartansburg
Francis Graves
St. Thomas’ Church
Yelemin Ling
Wayne Street
Elks
Waterford
Larue Ryan
Route 27
Erie County Holstein Club
Erie County Agricultural Extension Office
Connie's
Bernand
Babe) Harkins
Diemer's
Charles Ward
St. Mark the Evangelist Church
Lawrence Park
Hotel Corry
Hathaway
Route 322
Cochranton
Patrick D. Groves
Lagertown
Robert D. Sopher
Groves
Sopher
Katherine's Infants’ and Children’s Department
Bloomfield
Mary Rhude Humes
E. Lowry. Humes
Pitarney
Conneaut Lake
Long Ilfeat
Gilson
Columbus
Christian Dems
Italy
Toronto
Antoine Baillot
King Edward Hotel
Guernon
Frince
Corry Hospital
Mireles
W. F. Rickers
Center St
Pitterough
William Bemis
Hatch Hollow Baptist Church
Max Bemis
Helen Shinko
Bemis
Harold Gorr
Wesleyville
Clifton Cooper
Carl Marsh
Dodd
Corry Savings Cloang
Cunter Street
Morton
Jana Perker
Jane Farker
Spani
Jane Parker
Ann Page
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