Erie dog agent arrest bid sparks legal row
Claim that timer Tess, a special policeman, was not authorized by the Pennsylvanis Department of Agriculture to arrest dog owners in Erie city. Agent Showers said Tess was ordered to quit investigations after about a month of arrests. Fines ranged 5 to 100 dollars plus costs, with alleged illegal warrants and charges discussed at Justice Goodwin’s Wes teyville office.
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Erie
Mar
Bureau of
Mimi Industry
Pennsylvanis Department of Agriculaire
Dustive
Walter E. Goodwin
Westeyville
Lol
Showers
Tess Haseen
Tha Eparthidit
Tess
Juistice Goodwin
Agent Showars
Justice Goodwin
Early spring forecasts and fashion parades brighten Erie
The morning mercury hovers near zero as forecaster Ken Of Erie predicts an early spring with cold stretches ahead. Erie dispatch notes Commissioner Rnoch Filer was dismissed on a charge related to prohibition law viewing for William Bell of Corry due to insufficient evidence. Spring openings showcasing 1928 styles unfold at F.C. Chapin & Sons and Nasta Ladies Shop, with store windows highlighting Paris and New York–style fashion. Richard Topper and V Redspinner of Warren visited the city with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Rnoch Filer
William Bell, Corry
Milady
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Nasta Ladies Shop
Lhele
Paris
New York
Soothing St Tatabs Oil for back pain relief
An advertisement touts St Tatabs Oil as a quick remedy for back pain, sciatica, and lumbago. It promises rapid relief from soreness, stiffness, and aching, claiming the product is harmless to skin, easy to use, and recommended for years of relief with a free trial bottle.
Mother's Friend market notice promises prenatal relief and soft skin
Externally applied preparation claimed to relieve prenatal discomfort by relaxing tight tissues and soothing mothers. The advertisement cites three generations of users and a testimonial from Selah Mabe of Lawsonville North Carolina praising its value. It asserts the product softens skin with daily use and that it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Selah Mabe
Lawsonville
All Drug
Victors Named in March 1 Event at Florence
Winners announced for Thursday March 1 including Mrs I E Burlingame of 105 Franklin Street Florence and J Dowse of 566 East South Street with standings and prizes noted.
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I. E. Burlingame
Franklin Street
Florence
J. Dowse
East South Street
Campaign log and party positions amid 1932 primaries
A campaign log notes Clem Shaver as DNC chair announcing a 450000 base surplus. Iowa Republicans back former Gov Frank Lowden with seven delegates at large. district delegates to Lowden are not pledged. Hoover decision awaited on placing his name on Indiana burial ballots. Southern states urge party platform dry planks. New York Hoover committee vice chairwoman says women will form president clubs nationwide. Woodbridge Ferris of Michigan says he will not seek re election and backs Walsh of Montana and Wy. American Baptists in Oklahoma City oppose a Catholic candidate. Housework ad seeks work at 16 West Main Street.
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Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Iowa
Frank C. Lowden
Lowden
Commerce
Hoover
Indiana
Sal Petersburg
Mia
Jasmus
John T. Pratt
New York State
Hoover Committee
Thorughout the Nation
Woodbridge Ferris
Michigan
Iuppore
Thomas J Walsh
Montifna
Rould’ Hol
Alfred Wy. Shulds
New York
American Baptistry
Oklahoma City
Roman Cattiollé Church
Funeral held for Civil War veteran Simeon Franklin in California
Mrs. Lizzie A. Bentley received notice of the death of Simeon Franklin who died March 3 in Long Beach California. Born September 11 1881 he was a Civil War veteran and former Corry visitor. He leaves a son Wayne Franklin and three nieces Ella Metchlate Long Beach Myra Franklin Tippecanoe and Mrs L Renney of Corry.
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Simeon Franklin
Lizzie A. Bentley
Franklin
Long Beach
Calif
Maren
Corry
Wayne Franklin
Ella Metchlate
Myra Franklin
Tippecanoe
L. \. Renney
Auxiliary Hospital Ladies Meet Vote to Furnish Superintendent Room
The Ladies Auxiliary of Cory Hospital met with good attendance. President Mimi Barker presided as they voted to purchase a new rug and pay for furnishings for the superintendent's room and secretary’s space at the hospital. Sewing sessions and refreshments followed. In sports, Ralph Greenleaf, former billiards champion, won his second match in the national pocket billiard tournament defeating Andrew Ponzl 125 to 47.
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Cory Hospital
Tha Warsi
Mimi
Chay Barker
Mas Flore Blair
Hills
Otsianud Pali
We Hospital
Ley Mary A. Harrivon
Lie Utter Nooy
Atha Kerte
Els
Greenleaf
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Andrew Ponzl
Philadelphia
Weven
Parsonage Fire Rescue After Church Alarm In Greek Catholic Parish
Firefighters and volunteers battled a blaze at a parsonage adjoining a Greek Catholic church. Heat shattered windows as embers and smoke filled the area. Rev. Nicola Saab and other clergy aided residents and guided evacuation. Insurance valued damage at about 879.00.
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Nichola Saab
Churen
ElMey
Arcorn Rev
Suaho
Meeting of Woman's Club at Hotel Corry
The Yunyow and No Marly clubs plan a meeting this week at Hotel Corry. The gathering will appoint officers and elect the nominating committee. Members are asked to bring their yearbooks.
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Corry
Ogrddr
Sanitation Experts Deployed to Western PA Mines
Harrisburg Pa March 3 The approach of spring and warm weather raises health risks in crowded mine camps of western Pennsylvania prompting Governor Willy er to order a broader sanitation drive. A corps from the Health department's bureau of engineering and communicable diseases is being sent into the striking area to boost state efforts.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wisler
Health Department
Bureau of Engineering
Atrikke
Good Taste in Wallpaper Reflects Personality and Budget
The passage argues that good taste mirrors the resident, with each pattern carrying a distinct personality. It claims tasteful choices can cost less than poor options and invites selecting wallpaper that expresses both good taste and individuality.
Curtains and lace fabrics on sale at low prices
A display of curtain pairs and nets with wholesale style terms. Items include ine filet weave curtains at 38 inches bordered, priced at 660 per pair, shadow lace panels at 46 inches and 42 inches with fringed borders, and novelty lace options from 42 to 44 inches wide priced from 3.40 to 5.50.
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Richard Topper
V- Redspinner
Warren
Hubby
Corry Journal
Tiquire
West Main Street
Strue
California
Meeting OF Woman's Club
Pada
A&p. Brand Small Sweet
Tomatges
AL & PL Brand
Fancy Sweet
Duz
Heinz Ketchup
Lee
Pkge
Chipso
Knox Gelatine
Libby
Del
Monte
Large
Phge
Atlantic
Oil City Trust Company
Ihe Ay
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
Adg
Sundburg
Jovenal
Att Journal Oiler Aes
Sturr Granite & Marble Works
Washington St
Corry, Ee
Leo Cuispen
Muln St
eSee
Kallne Oswki
U Kelsey
Vine
C. R. Neilson
Quelid Street
Ged Ross
Franklin St
Burlingame
Math St
Phine
Peri
Isiness Service
Margaret
Haulin
Cal
Grove St
Geo, McCann
Jackson
Spring St
Tifteen
Thayer McCray
Pleasant Strite
Wests Grocery
W. Frederick St
West Pleasant St
Concord Street
James
J.B. Patterson
Waite
East Washington St
Hall
Care Journal
Betages
Petiva
Columbus Avenue
Flont
West
Wayne St
Scott's Crossing
J. B. Patterson
Hovsd
O. W. Doane
Downey
Eyunklin Street
Nguire
Center Street
Congress Street
D. J. Alexander
Lobaia
Raymond Avenue
Pleasant Street
East
Smith Street
Hydstown
Invercryptica
J. B. Shyacool
Corner Park and
Mott Sts. W
Mrs. Bo
St. Ty
Columbue
Ang Mack
Ford
Charles Sn
Sky
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