Kiwanis Service Results Show Strong Year Growth
Kiwanis International members report broad community impact across the United States and Canada in the past year. Statistics show increases in welfare, child aid, education, health, civic improvement, and recreation programs, with calls for expanded action on unemployment, traffic safety, and international goodwill. Speakers from Toronto and Baltimore praised cross border ties and urged clubs to tackle social problems through constructive service.
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Detroit
Jame
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Uieh
William O. Harris
Los Ange International
United States
Canada
George F. Ross
Toronto
Harry E. Karr
Baltimore
Columbus youth tied to Erie burglary case
Erie County detectives and state troopers questioned Victor Hobai of Columbus after his arrest for the Schultz home burglary. Hobai reportedly had a stolen item on his person when taken into custody. Authorities believe the burglary links to a series of recent break ins and are pursuing further leads in Columbus and Erie.
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Petective
Leroy Seaven
Peley and
Cole
Brig
Victor Hobai
Columbus
Axle
Schults
Piang Pupils To Offer Program At Wesleyville Church
A two part recital of pianoforte music by Miss Ethel Bertram's students of Wesleyville Pa will be at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening at 8 o clock Carl Blackmore of Brie assists with the program Part One includes pieces by Springsteen Schubert and Rossini and Part Two features two pianos works by Bach and Beasley among others with performers Anderson Beduze Bertram and Gordon among the listed participants
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Ethel Bertram
Wesleyville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Blackmors
Brie
Lille Slens
Eserves Rowe Leatha Anderson
Mare
Lemont
Billy Beduze
Donna Bertram
Licaner
Marguerite Spicer
Grbey
Margaret
Schubert Wihel Bertram
Blackmore
William
Tellpesite
Walipad
Rossini
Commander Byrd
Hackelton
Mellon’s Brother Defends Prohibition Policy at Manor Assembly
James Ram Mellon of Pittsburgh spoke at the Theta Delta Chi assembly in Briarcliffe Manor praising national Prohibition while urging a fresh plebiscite. He criticized John D Rockefeller Jr for supporting repeal and warned of the influence on reform supporters amid foreign element complaints. In contrast he pledged to keep arguing for temperate policy.
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United Press
Briarcliffe Manor
James Ram Mellon
Fittsburgh
Andew Mellon
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mellon
Theta Delta Chi
United States
Aquor
Rockefeller
Jubilee Singers Erie Youths at Wattsburg Indicted for Manslaughter
The Spiritual Jubilee Singers known as Shiengo are drawing crowds to the M A Church in Wattsburg for special services this week. Last night drew a full house, and due to many being turned away, tonight’s program will be repeated. Rev A W Gibson pastor. MAYVILLE June 28. A large docket of defendants aged 17 to 71 faced Judge Lee Ly Okaway in County Court on indictments ranging from lowest degree to near murder. District Attorney Glenn W Woodin and Assistant DA Johnn Léonard presented cases from two assemblies. Edward C Hitch, 22, entered not guilty to manslaughter after arraignment.
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Shiengo
M. A
Wattsburg
Ely
AW. Gilson
Mayvilli
Lee Ly Okaway
Glenn W. Woodin
Dunkirk
Second Assembly
Johnn
Léonard
Jamestown
First Assembly
Edward C. Hitch
Sassafras Street
Erie
Councilman Denies Killing of Woman in Logan
Logan Wi June 26 Harry Robertson president of the Logan City Commissioners and a Negro employee Clarence Stephenson charged with killing the wife of a Logan policeman were bonded today. Robertson denied any connection with the slaying and preliminary hearings were continued to July 7. He admitted associating with Mrs Mamie M Thurman but denied knowledge of how she was killed Tuesday night. Her body with two bullet wounds to the head and throat slashed was found on a mountainside near her east Wednesday.
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United Press
Logan
Harry Robertson
Logan City
Clarence Stephenson
Robertson
Stephenson
Mamie
M. Thurman
Hitch Kills Charles Garrison on Yale Road Near Tipley
Charles Garrison, 56, of Tipley, was struck and killed on the Yale route near Tipley. Bond set at 3000, posted by Hitch. Attorneys Palmer Rowe Palmer of Dunkirk represent the defendant. In a separate matter, James Castro of Jamestown had sentence deferred after pleading guilty to bigamy. Castro had married Hazel Wedger in Falconer while already married, with sentencing set for next Tuesday. Harl Emert, charged with grand larceny in the first degree, pled guilty to second degree larceny and received a five year suspended sentence in Auburn. He must return to his wife and children in Oklahoma City and support them. Emert admitted a Spring auto incident in Jamestown and a prior similar conviction in another state.
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Hitch
Charles Garrison
Tipley
Yale
James Castro
Jamestown
Joseph Lazarony
Mayville
Castro
Hazel Wedger
Falconer
Sol
Harl Emert
Gulty
Auburn
Oklahoma City
$100 Reward Offered For Drake Jewelry Robbery Suspects
June 24 Kane A $100 reward is offered by Edward L Carlson owner of the Drake Jewelry store for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who rifled show cases and stole jewels valued at 1200 after a burglary Saturday morning. Carlson cooperates with police on clues identifying the thieves.
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Kane
Drake
Edward L. Carlgon
Edward L. Carlson
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