Second Drowning In Three Days In Union City
Union City mourns as 12 year old Owen Potter drowns in French Creek after slipping into a deep hole while with friends Charles Pierce Forest Merritt Williams. Rescuers worked about 30 minutes without reviving him. He lived with grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Porter and is survived by parents and a sister. Funeral arrangements were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Porter
Unievitr
Erench
Tada
Charles Pierce
Forest
Merritt Williams
Pues Jane
Tad
Flecardi
Vineet Huitbellwall
Ben Shreve
Crowe
Saturday afternoon postal workers enjoy abstentation recess plan
The article notes postal carriers in the surrounding district are to take a Saturday afternoon recess. It mentions agitation in favor of the move in Wal City and Litt, with Warren and Kane among recent postal employees who have availed themselves of the opportunity. Local patrons are not expected to protest the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pu
Wal City
Warren and Kane
Lawrence A Taylor for County Treasurer Candidate Biog
Lawrence A Taylor of Waterford Pennsylvania seeks the county treasurer post. Born in Waterford he attended local schools and left high school in the third year. He studied at Ran dotoh New Wyoming Institute and completed a four year course. He spent twelve years as a United States Postal Service route supervisor in Erie. He served as a sergeant in infantry during World War I, was gassed in Argonne, and belonged to the American Legion Waterford and Billy Simp Post No 470 in Erie. He holds veteran affiliations and is active in local veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Taylor
Waterfont
Gerade
Biter Chamberlain
Randotoh
N. WY
United States Lawley Go
Erie
Ber
Pory le Bouef Poly Amerfan Legion
Waterford
Cony Fiandés
Billy Simp
Open Bids Tuesday for Street Repair
City Council to open bids Tuesday evening for Nuriby Center street resurfacing. Sealed proposals from contractors along with bids for 228000 of city bonds will be considered. Street work is expected to start soon with Mayer Brothers and other firms likely to submit, while North Center Street bridge rebuilding progresses with traffic routed via East Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oily Planet
Nuriby Center Street
Washington Street
Park Place
Columbus Avenue
Rey
Mayer Brothers
Erie
Harrington
Northenter Street
Bear Creek
East Wayne Street
Street commissioner praised for fixing rough Ed Harrington
Readers pay respects to Ed ward Harrington, street commissioner, on improving a once rough city street. A city foreman notes the road is now in good condition. Police report two 16 year olds charged with theft after being found walking on North Corry tracks with a bag, linked to stripping ice from Corry Ice Company. Outcome pending.
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Union Street
Edward Harrington
Tiptoa
Mnt
Plannigan
North Corry
Corry Ice Company
Heavy Traffic Clogs Roosevelt Highway In City Vicinity
Unusually heavy traffic reported on Roosevelt Highway east and west of the city yesterday. The road was veritably clogged with automobiles last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Highway
Fines Rise for Disorderly Conduct in City Court
Two offenders were fined twenty five dollars each for disorderly conduct when arraigned before Alderman Gull on Saturday. The incident occurred Friday night on First Avenue with three arrests and one escapee fined fifty dollars plus costs. Memorial services were held by the Stanford Mose Company, the city’s volunteer firemen, who visited city cemeteries to decorate the graves of deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gull
Gordon
First Avenue
Stanford Mose Company
Girl Recovers From Poison After Suicide Attempt
Philadelphia report. Eleanor Slusmian, 17, who recently graduated from Frost High, is convalescing after self-administered poison in Broad Street Station. She told doctors she did it for reasons only a girl could understand and now questions why she acted. Her parents and physicians were notified as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eleanor Slusmian
Frost High Chan
Eleanor
Broad Street
Repair road work near Belle Valley planned
Motorists traveling the Waltsturg road toward Erie will learn that steps are being taken to replace the qacadi am stretch near Belle Valley with concrete. It is expected that the work will get under way in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grane Cown
Waltsturg
Erie
Belle Valley
Tuberculosis Estimate Stuns Erie County Officials
J Kenneth Winter, executive secretary of the Erie County Anti Tuberculosis Society, estimated about 1400 tuberculosis cases in the county. He noted five blind residents have active tuberculosis and require prompt, efficient hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County
Rose Day Sale Totals Announced Across County
Final compilation of the totals in the Rose Day drive conducted through the county on Saturday June 1. The campaign total reaches $4000.75 with the committee headed by Mrs J J Desmond of Corry reporting a total of $80.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Desmond
Corry
Perfect school attendance list across districts
The list details 156 pupils with perfect attendance across Washington, Concord, Fairview, Junior Elementary, Junior High, and Senior High schools. Names span grades from 1 to 12, including students such as Louis Mattick, May Lawson, Archie Metlenahan, Ruth Moule, Elva Owen, Mildred Brooks, Victor Dieteel, Flora Blair, Elizabeth Alfen, and Porter Auer, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rding School
Iloisis Mattick
May Lawson
Anna Mallick
Harry Cun
Concord Schoo
Martha Madison
Susie Perraces
Charles Collier
John [Upyey
Willr Hansen
Wilbur Madison
Erma McNulty
Orville Street
Rita Becker
Ralph Cady
Beatrice Hulings
Ricland McLaughlin
Mike Petracen
Eleanor Ross
Richard Becker
Katherine Colegrove
Khiar Daye
Wendell Huling
Peat Nicholas
Carmen Western
Catherine Wojciechowski
Washington
Archie Metlenahan
Frei Tuetiel
Jane Hel
Frank Chase
Lyle Akang Teannette Sorenson
Cecil Akam
Gwendolyn Chase
Bruce Dearing
Glover Miles
Eileen Williams
Ralph Davis
Grace Cole Clinton Haines
Mynford Williams
Fairview
Elva Owen
Junior Stew
Ruth Moule
Joseph Ficcardi
Dorothyster
Alberta Kimmy
Dena Nichlas
Willis Stewart
Bula Taylor
Emerson Bartlett
Harriet Colegrove
Jennie Elchynski
Robert Johnson
Myrtle Jordan
Lois Kemm
Peter Nicholas
Mary Louise Sproyer
Charlotte Rachomer
Jenry Licks
Finnestine Lynn
Mary Brooks
Ray (Ourray
Ruth Bush
Raymond Edson
Victor Diet
Albert Hill
Olive Hixon
Kenneth Loveland
Jennie’ Patraces
Ruth Stanford
Anna Wolford
Frances Woodworth
Charles Willett
Flora Blair
Murray Bliss Flelen Hutton
Clifford Button
Ruth Brooks
Cora Damon
Bertha Elehiyiysh
Hans Hanson
Myrna Hasbrouck
Dorothy Haskins
Kennet Jtackson
Margaret Nelson
Sarah Nicholas
Cornelia Price
Jane Sandquist
Charlotte
Elizabeth Alfen
Muriel Arnold
Helen Brady
Marguerite Chase
Helen E Jones
Harold Lloyd
Elizabeth McCray
Marjorie McCray
Mary Paulson
Twilx Ross
Edith Rowe
Robert Shannon
Kares Shaverith
Gladys Alexander
Mabel Berry
Lucile Blakeslee
Lyle Chase
Robert Kulp
Phoebe Reyda
Porter Auer
Ruth Bennett
Lillie Henry
Clair Miles
Keppel Tiffany
Elsie Witeig
Centennial of Waterford Church Observed
The centennial of St Peter’s Church Waterford will be celebrated with Holy Communion at 10:50 a.m. and a 3 p.m. address by Bishop Ward. An outdoor social on the church lawn will follow with multiple speakers from Christ Parish Meadville and Erie. Festal Evensong at 7:30 p.m. features Emmanuel Church choir and a sermon by the Very Rev Martin Algne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dick
Christ Parish
Meadville
Pennsylvania
St. Peter's Parish
Milton S. Kiunaga
The
Diavese
Francis B. Blodgett
Cathedral of
St. Paul
William, Heilman
St John's Memorial Church
Erie
Mortimer S. Ashton
Christ Church
New Brighton
St Peter's, Waterford
Roger Charnock
Indiana
St. Peter's
Emmanuel
Rolle McCeavy
Waterford
Martin Algne
Wea
Peter's
Henry A. Posty
Parisoners
Sti Peter's
George Bere Rman
John S. Maxwell
Milwasikes
Jed Ly Looksy
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Corry
Teave Corry
Raid Cocking Main 55 Held in Bell Township Raid
United Press reports Greensburg June 27 detectives raided a cooking main in a Bell township woods near Sickerville. Five men were arrested, many from Pittsburgh, after birds were found and a betting booth seized. Twenty three live birds located. nine killed in the clash.
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United Press
Greensburg
Pas
Hitty
Pittburgh
Counly
Bell Township
Sickeville
Battle Royal
Lenin Mountains Named Range to Span Vast Yukon Area
A newly named mountain range in the Ya keutak region, discovered by a scientific expedition, will bear the name Lenin Mountains. The range extends over more than 1000 miles in length and about 200 miles in width, with peaks reaching around 11,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikolai Lenin Lenin
Yakeutak Region
Stranger Gives Ride Turns Out To Be Governor Fisher
Harrisburg June 27. Morris G Mintz a Lithuanian immigrant, riding toward Newark, was picked up by a green limousine with a license tag reading official and governor. After dinner a correction in the car, the driver admitting himself as Governor Fisher urged Mintz to continue, and Mintz, surprised, accepted the ride amid thanks and confusion.
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Governor Fisher
United Press
Harrisburg
Morris G Mintz
William Penn Highway
Lewistown
Newark
N. J
Mintz
Mints
Eurpe
Goverors
John S. Fisher
America
Mint
Harrisboro
Pris
Companion of drowned man is arrested amid liquor case
In Franklin a swimming party at Walnut Bend led to the drowning of Henry Tarr. Oerin Manny head and others are held on charges involving transporting selling and possessing intoxicating liquors. Police, acting on a tip, stopped a car believed to contain liquor and arrested Dyam Kills for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. A hearing on the liquor cargo is set for early this week. William French reported the quartet changed into bathing clothes in his cottage and that they were not aware he was home.
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Franklin
Oerin Manny Head
Wasca
Walnut Rendon Beielay
Henry
Tarr
Oilin
Donia Apt
Exime
Syatey
Fox
OireTte Starday
Polite
Mopitwad
Mowad
Dyan Kills
Oil City
Tooley
Liquior
William French
Cheap at Any Price Lawyers Plead For Paid Advice
A terse editorial warns that paying for seasoned legal guidance beats relying on free counsel from inexperienced advisers. The piece argues that expertise reduces risk and offers clearer results than improvised free help.
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Union City
Owen Potter
French Creek
Palurday
Balehomday
Renn
North Center Street
Stonewall Jackson
Thomas Christian
Stonewall” Jackson
University of Chicago
Virginia
Christian
Frederick Barrow
Hor Arcy
Bét Stosedl
F; Peter's
Episcopal Diocese
Henry A Post
Ran Nelson
Winnipeg
Man
Canad
United States
Cor
Mlormene
Bumulo
Hemlock
Bessemer Cement
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Orin Moorehead
Farr
Lioa Ag
Guignon
Rolandise
L. J. Everett Corp
North Center St. Corry
Jyoni
Axcu
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