Revival Opens At U B Church At Bear Lake
Bear Lake June 27 Walter Bettiwell and Mrs Rose Evans spent Saturday to Erie with relatives. Revival meetings continue at the United Brethren church with Rev Sylvester Sanford evangelist and activities this week include family night Thursday and a closing Sunday.
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Bear Lake
Walter Bettiwell
Rose Evans
Erie
Florence Sweetland
Earth Hawking
Rhat Hood
Jamestown
Wb, Hawking
Marion Parke
Ladies Ald Society of the Waited
Brethren In Christ Cmpen
Ila Hawkins
Marjorie Evans
Clymer
J. GC. Manwaring
ML Bordwell
Walter Bordwell
Colinell
Tyan E. Hawking
Sheffield
Cliff and
Pull
Westfield
Joe Smith
Aaron Lanning
Guirnsey Seguine
Austim Seguine
Tuinestown
Henry Newman
Buffals
John Catt
Soimisville
United Brethren Church
Sylvester Sanford
Gulvsburs
Family
State Parks See Record Use This Summer
A larger number of people than ever before are using the state forests for recreation this summer. W. E. Montgomery reports inquiries about eating and camping privileges in the state forests are 18 greater than in any previous year. State forest parks offer shelters tables benches fire places spring water and comfort facilities with signs guiding to roads streams historic sites and scenic drives. Campers may use fallen wood for fuel but must ensure fires are out before leaving.
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Harriseuic
Aire
W. £. Montgomiery
Bureau of Parks and Management
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Ion
Pubsc
J Schaffner Dies at Speed Opening of Closed Banks
Erie report recalls J Schaffner a key fender and president of Schaffner Brothers Co who died at home after a two year illness. notes his civic work and impact on Jewish residents. Also mentions federal efforts to speed reopenings of closed banks in the fourth district and a local social note on Miss Helen Balog’s visit.
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Erie
Newtn
Jacob Schaffner
Fenders
Schaffner Brothers Co
West 9Th Street
Washington
Federal Reserve District
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Fourth
Foul Play Suspected in Death at Ease
An investigation into the death of Peter Kroll of 541 East 14th Street was reopened on Tuesday. Relatives claim foul play by being pushed from a Public dock at State Street. Kroll, rescued November 17, died December 1 at Hamot Hospital. The Prudential Life Insurance Co. questioned Detective Christoph about possible foul play. Records show accidental fall into the bay. a rescuers’ unit and fire department aided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kroll
East 14Th Street
Presque Isle Bay
State Street
Kroll
Hamtet Hospital
Prudential Life Insurance Co
George Christoph
Hail
Buffalo
W. C
Biroll
Walter Robinson
Latreny Scully
Hamot
Scully
Prudential Tauerance Company
Township Tax Slash Runs Into Millions
Harris Bunn and others in Ure Townships enjoy an annual tax relief of 44 797 070 through road tax cuts under state administration. Secretary Lewis of the highway department notes this reflects incomplete township reporting and covers 25 percent of township roads state takeover. In 18 townships reported $2 581 441 in tax relief. latest inquiry shows further relief lifting 1638 toll reductions to 4 797 970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Bunn
Vuse Con
Ure
Pluchut Adminstraton
Lewis
Highway Department
Giant sturgeon captured after Erie fishing misadventure
A 28 pound sturgeon was hauled from Lake Erie by Kolbe fishing crew and displayed on State Street. The endangered fish, found in pur nets after a struggle, was sent to New York for sale to a restaurant or hotel. Earlier, the Kolbe boat netted four similar sturgeon with about 20 pounds of caviar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERO, Inc
Lake Eite
Kolbe Company
New York
Guardsmen to hold sham battle at Port Erie airport
Local National Guard units G and H from Erie will encamp at Port Erie airport Monday night July 3 and remain until Tuesday afternoon to take part in a ceremonial demonstration and sham battle. Major Kenneth Momeyer issued the orders for the encampment and report at 6:30 a.m. Monday in cotton breeches and campaign hat.
Skunk Found In Still Haunts Hoquiam
Prohibition Agent Ben Myers discovered a dead skunk in the mash of a large bootleg whiskey still in Hoquiam Washington. The incident highlights ongoing illegal liquor production during the Prohibition era in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Myers
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U.B. Church
Ey. Sylvester Sanford
Galesburg, Ill
Beat Lake and
J. Schaffner
Ate
Senaffner
Fey Benford
Western
Penna
United Press
Helen Balog
Elenoyakil
Wien
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
Kampkook NO. 44
Kampkoole
E. E. Guignon
Hood River
Gre
Joor- Charles Sherrill
Barrett
Diay
Ater Troma
Member
Federal Reserve System
Tes
Chesterfield
Togaiit
Foeires Cay
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