Retired banker Ralph Pear in crisis at home report
May reports from NH YORI recount Ralph Pear, a retired banker once secretary at Mercantile Trust, suffering cancer after a personal crisis at his home. Gup and Vanier, both retired Chicago residents, are mentioned in the fragment with unclear roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NH Yori
Ralph Pearsit
Gup
Chicagd Vanier
Cillas
In Mercantile Trust Company
Gidtado
Framsahiek
Peon
le Wis
Jersey evangelist draws large audience in Weetfield
A large crowd attended special services at the Christ and Missionary Alliance church in Weetfield New Jersey last evening to hear evangelist Dr W W Colby His sermon centered on personal experiences and featured sectarian songs led by pastor Rev B R Lewis The services will continue each evening except Saturday through the week noting the strong turnout and ongoing revival efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Colby
Weetfield
N. J
Christi and Missionary Alliance
Trial of Ligonier Banker Nears Crisis
In Pittsburgh on March 9 a government case against George Clifford Frank, a Ligonier banker, heads toward a climax with the expected testimony of G. F. Risley from the U S Bureau of Investigation. Risley led the probe into the Ligonier Bank and its records after handling depositor withdrawals. The investigation follows earlier government actions and a pending indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Pittsburgh
George Clifford Frank
U. Ss. Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justion
G. FH
Risley
Ligonier Nuon Banke
Prink
D Miing
Wremls
New Sportsmen's Bridge Tourney League Formed at Hotel Corry
A new Erie County Field and Stream League was formed at Harba creel last night with officers elected and bylaws drafted. Linyd Miterdlnit led a strong delegation from Carry Rou and Gun Club. J. A. Hughes and Wh yan Metcher of Jamestown won the club bridge tourney awards. The league plans large statewide membership and a future tournament at Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Whe County
Ani Stream League
Harbacreel
Layys
Linyd Miterdlnit
Carry Rou and Gun Club
Tove
Wiel
Evetting
Funes
Hanborcreek
Aawreate Parle Financial
Li. J. Meerdini
Corry
Mir. Hardinger Hig
Treusurer
Ino Bald Iy Lipa Wells
Messrs
Hardinger
Hinson
Zimmerman
Schutte
Neff
Erie Chrity Field and Stream League
J. A. Hughes
Whyan Metcher
Jamestown
L. H. Raelofs
Atttorney
J. A. Aughes
Warren Ross, Jr
Wiam Pletcher
Jamestaws
Contempt Action In United Free Case At Uniontown
In Uniontown a contempt action by five relief workers seeks a court transcript of judgment against Rev Dayiit Hunt er. The minister had a judgment against him in a wage suit for work done on Sheri Hunter's chick. The minister sought appellate review and the transcript to pursue his papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Free Uniontown
Pic
Mun
Justice of the Peace
Jams Cagietiate
Oy Geritows
Dayiit Hunter
Sheri Hunter
Henry
Burke
Thatcher Coll
Alliance Pastors Conference Held in City
A Northwestern district Christian and Missionary Alliance conference met yesterday in the local church of Society from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rev A N Harvey of Erie spoke in an open session guiding discussion. Music was by Miss Boone and Miss Yingling. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Harvey of Erie Dr W W Colby Rev J E Davey Girard Pa Rev M J Stripture Titusville Dr G N Davies of Greenville and several others from Oil City Meadville Scranton and Altoona.
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Tike Fay
Mayville
Ity
G. A. Bay
PL. Swanson
Ludlow
Swan Carlson
Swanson
Bert
Harold Murray
Cochrantin
Lewis
East Main Street
J.J. Devices
Greenville
Corry
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Footway
Ileal of
Menneth
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Loral
Church of Society
Miss Boone
Miss Yinging
A.N. Harvey
Erie
Ni Harvey
W. W. Colby
J. E. Davey
Girard
M. J. Stripture
Titusville
G.N. Davies
S. W. Anderson
Oil City
Hi Hervey
Meadville
Teun 3Oon
Scranton
Grace
Yingling
Altoona
James McCarthy Dies in Erie After Illness
James McCarthy died at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie last evening at 1 o'clock. His body was taken to Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors. He lived most of his life near Spinreine and Pamad and was well known in the area. Several nieces and nephews survive. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Wroyd Meerdink
Paul Spitsmian
Harry Lamona
Samuel Belh
John Swan
Harborcreek
Lina J. Saxton
Das. Keefe
Jamestown
G. B. Saxton
Mullom
Erie
McCanny
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. R. Aiesenheim
Gisund
Corry
Harrisburg
Ziesenneim
Guy Lindsey
Spartansbure
Emmin Roy
Kilbourne
Arthur Crowe
Uitin City
Wits
Richardson
Margaret
Philadelphia
George Schrainer
J. P. Johnson
Sheffield
Léo Shields
Brie
Milford Webster Ayent
Cambridge Springs
Guy Webster
I Mir
Keister
Galeton
A. Keister
Dresiiny
Hushani
Ly Ieister
Roy Keister
J. A. Hughes
William Pietcher
Warren Ross, Jr
GG. Barker
James McCarthy
Irie
Alexander and Company
M McCarthy
McCarthy
Spinreinesurg
Pamad
NEW OFFICERS NAMED BY A B LADIES AID
The United Brethren Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. B B Bush's home for a quilting session at 10 opens the Missionary meeting after lunch. Officers elected for the year were Leon VanTassel president Merc W H Stroup vice president Mrs Jobo Banks secretary George Asem treasurer Frank May secretary of literature Arthur Bitch secretary of thanks Harris Watrous secretary of stewardship. Mrs Glen Harris led the afternoon program, focusing on the book Lady Fourth Daughter of China.
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United Brethren Ladies’ AY Society
BB. Bush
North Center Street
Watheen Jinmey
Micers
Leon VanTassel
W. H Stroup
Jobo ‘Banks
George Asem
Prank May
Arthur Bitch
Thank, Orfering
Harris Watrous
Glen Harris
Eal
Lady Pourth
China
Kiwanis Club Speaker Emphasizes Citizenship Aims
Rev. A L Boyd, pastor of First Presbyterian, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on Better Citizenship as the core aim of service clubs. He urged intelligent town involvement and the development of citizen leadership, noting plans for a three month attendance award and a proposed handicap bowling tournament.
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Ailbert L. Boyd
Thr
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Elisp
Kiwanis
Reagan
Sinais Club
Ehaims
Rey
Soyel
Miemibens
Kheller
Ray Green
Ray Anderson
Geraldine Foster Mystery Deepens in New York Case
Geraldine Foster vanished after a quarrel with Dr. Humphrey Maskell. A torn blackmail note and ink differences point to a complex plot. Inspector Thatcher Colt investigates alongside Betty Canfield, tracing letters from Ephraim Foster and a hidden message about four thousand dollars.
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Geraldine Foster
Humphrey Maskell
Betty Canfield
Thatcher Colt
Harry Armstrong
Dr. Maskell
Geraldine
Colt
Betty
Bruce
Maskell
Coltvalle
Geraldine Poster
Betty Ganfield
Viel
Tony
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Jack Buchanan
Ernid Lubitsch
Herbert Wilcox
Rex Theatre
Rurin
Sony Ana
Carter
Jersey
Vicks
United Press
R H.mantassel
L. J. Meerdink
Erie County Field and Stream League
Quality Cash
Kipper
Ile
Campbell's Soups
Ampivo
Puffed
Alice
Ib Print
Salada
Japan
Sulville Ie Paney
Bakers Quelity Cocoa
California
Palmolive
Ivory
P&g
Nort
Alliance
A. B. Ladies Aid
G.L. Boyd
Pred Lindberg
Hecame i Clymer
Hony Abbot
Foster
Harry
Gerastine
Taira
Hany Anmatrone
Ewan
Maddy
Enufio
Thatcher Galt
Captain Laird
Attick
Mohrian Vester
Ge Aine
Vuw
Ephriam Foster
Willoughby
Cavalogibas
Hlarahonh
Cail
Lvine
New York
Ephraim Hester
Willouzhbys Karis
Phesim
Tyo Seeanis
Casanayit
Peddler's Road
Gol
Inter Office
New
Brampton
Poddlaw’s Road
Vistennd
Peddie
Roxd
Ralses
Manhattan
Riverside Drive
Dyckwen
Sackefelle
Heapton
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