ParastaF School and public notices from Erie area
The clipped Erie area column reports a mix of events and notices. Plans for a Pennsylvania Powers Directors Association meeting at Conneaut Lake Park. Ruth Filer leads Vacation Bible School at the Christian Missionary Alliance Pharen with about a hundred pupils enrolled. Theater and concert notes include Rollin Pease performing in Pittsburgh and a reference to Handel’s Messiah. Weather outlook predicts cool to mild early in the period with showers and variable temperatures. Community items cover cemetery decorations by Stanford Hose Company, railroad operating income for May, a girls’ camp at Camp Caledon, church financial discussions led by Rt. Rev Ward, and political ties to Henry J. Allen. Local government actions include tree removal on Center Street, road-work permits, and utility rate discussions. Continuous minor notices also reference city council permissions and safety campaigns across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Filer
Erie
Christian Missionary Alliance Pharen
Scorry Delegate at Democratic Convention Opens Fight in Party
Corry man Harry Auer to attend as alternate delegate at large and leave for Chicago, joining a bitter convention fight. Raymond Clapper reports Roosevelt forces push to name permanent chair and use simple majority on first ballot, while Smith and other leaders stress principle and unity against the two thirds rule. Delegates fear a Madison Square Garden replay as tensions rise.
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Porry
Harry Auer
Auer
Chicago
Mr. Auer
Aly
Pennsylvania
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Totemock
Pyt
Smut
Hoover
Smith
Theouston
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
James
Minnesota
Fecoznigel
Huty Long
Louisiana
Lair
Josephus
North Carolina
Murder charge yields six to fifteen years in jail
The case of Mrs Armbruster ends with a 6 to 15 year term in the county jail for second degree murder linked to the December 1 1980 shooting of Wellington Degyet on her Blooming ton township property. Degret had been hunting on her land and died from a rifle wound. An appeal was denied and sentence backdates to January 18 1931. The attorney plans a writ of supersat. In a separate item, two men were hurt in a crash near Patton Pennsylvania as their car went off a highway embankment last night.
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Altoona
Leroy Layla
Frank Tierney
Patton
Saylor
Tierney
Convention Chaos Over Chair as Shouse Address Occurs
Forces drop the two thirds rule fight and that the Smith group drop the fight for Shouse as permanent chair man. Harrison's Wear was to let Shouse make an opening address to the convention and then retire.
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Smith
Shouse
Harrison
Youth Held for Corry Woman Manslaughter Investigated
East Lake Rd Ripley N Y June 7 East Lake accident left Charles Garrison 36 dead. Higdon 22 of 1922 Sadsatras Street charged with manslaughter and reckless driving. Coroner Crandall notes grand jury findings public next week. Garrison died twenty four hours after crash. Hiteh speeding east on Lake Road collided with Garrison’s car.
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Wrie
Eaward
Hiteh
East Lake
Ripley
N.Y
Chautauqua County Grand Jur
Charles Garrison
Hamot
Garrison
W. B. Crandal
Westfield
Hitenn
Jamestown Moon Brook event set for July at Jamestown
The report notes results from a local tournament with Mrs Grandin of Titusville taking first in the third flight and Mrs Kirk Thompson of Titusville winning the fourth flight. The next tournament is scheduled for July 8 at Moon Brook Country Club in Jamestown.
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C. Grandin
Titusville
Jnfise Elizabeth. Bloss
Inure
Kirk ‘Thompson
Hensley
Warren
Moon Brook Country Club
Jamestown
Burglar Nabbed Leaving Store In Pittsburgh
A burglar identified as Andrew Kawalche, from Homestead, captured by police radio units after a burglar alarm at Wall Drug Company. He was found near a rear door, reported by Patrolman Joseph Boyd and lodged at Central police station for further investigation.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Andrew Kowalehe
Homestead
McKeesport
Dormont
Joseph Boyd
Wall Drug Company
Kawalchene
Central Police Station
Sunde Programs O Corr J CHRISTI Bi Church Parle
Week schedule lists services at 3:30 A M and 11:00 A M on Sundays plus 8:00 P M Sundry week meetings. Reading Room on Center Street offers five weekdays with 5 p.m. cutoffs. Christian education notes cite scripture texts and spiritual discourses. Methodist influence noted with Rev. Winer and Citadel at Park Streets Appleby.
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Bi Church
Parle Street
Reading Room
Center Street
SAI Citadel
Park Streets
Appleby
Mt. Holit
OM. Sunde
P.M. Balvat
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Parastaf
Pennsylvania Powers Directors’ Association
Conneaut Lake Park
de Willum J. Collier
New York
Spesteer
U. S
George
Rollin Pease
DIA
Pittesurgh Meniay
Wien
Tinsville
Induatvet
Stanford Hose Company
Wirt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camp Caledon
Gob Boyd
R.A. Ott
Thue Ya Ely
My Mengsk
Emmanuel Episcopal Cvnch
Joh Chantherlain Ward
Episcopal Diocese of
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Columbus
Warren County
Middlewest
Allen
Raina
C. F. Brown
North Center Street
Spartansburg
W. ©. Grahal
North Fast
Publc Service Commission
Harroner Torlay
North East Heat and Light Company
Washington
Genter Streets
Faréamin G. Kanes
Simipton
H. Richard Sticki
Dauphin
Motor Vehicle Puread
Scorry
Corry Man
Roosevalt Hays
Iferry Byrd
York
Momen Tle
Alfred B. Sm
Cordell Hull
W Bari
Corry
Chautauqua Grand Jury
Mabel Larson
Titusvile
Allegheny Valley
Focal Club
of City
Ranktin
Manny
Chis
Lucas
Wananga Club
City
Pranilin
Wis
Low Gross
Sara Henn
Feas
Townet
Bayliss
E. J. Hoist
Jerome B. Pisher
Nince
Jouettshouse
Alfred F. Smith
Jouett Shouse, Lett
Promiment
Thomas J. Wallit
Chica
Walsh
Montana
Thomas d. Farces
Pentrespandent
Scotland
Citizens National
Sunde
Methodist E First Method
New
A. M
Sur
Simday
Victor Dietze
Menneiesohn
Briges
Winer
Clyde
Spencer Rey, Jay