Grange Meets Push Columbus Job Program
In Columbus Township Pa March 13 Mrs Fred Yates of Erie visits the Mead home. Local residents attend birthday gatherings and guests from Emporium Jamestown Lakewood N Y and Buffalo N Y join celebrations. Various visitors call on townsfolk as health improves for Mrs Casler and others. Any one in Columbus township
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Columbus
Fred Yates
Erie
Perry . Mead
Columbus Township
James Stewart
Trvin
Glenn Davier
Warren Fargo
Bert Lawson
Emporium
Lloydene Sager
Peter Swanson
Iporium
Gus Lawn
Tda Grace Lawson
Iyron Sneger
Lakewood
N. Y
T. D. VanDusen
Gorlon Parson
Jamestown
Harry Hotchkiss
Corry
Bert Wade
Buffalo
N.Y
Earl Morse
Walls 'Ats
Carlton Curtis
Fayette Curtis
Arlene Crosby
Henry Kolstee
Homer Kolstee
Doris
James
Oscar Raymond
Cathedral Trumpeteers Set to Play with Corry Band
Corry Band invites Jamestown Cathedral Trumpeteers to perform several numbers in a March 27 concert. The Trumpeteers recently impressed at Claver Consolidated School, prompting the band to book them for a varied, entertaining program directed by Lionel Thorzgord.
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Cathedral
Corryites
Lionel Thorzgord
Women Activities Job Mobilization seeks workers
Notices call for two women to join the Women s Activities Job Mobilization committee led by Mrs Clarence Thomp Son and Miss Betty McKee with Bob Donovan of Centerville. Community events include Grange meetings, dinners, birthdays and birthday gatherings at local homes. Names of residents across Corry Warren Perry Jamestown and surrounding areas appear among social visits and church services.
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Clarence Thomp
Women's Activities
Betty McKee
Bob Donovan
Centerville
Helen
Marjorie Gaster
Grange
Town Hall
Norman Youngman
Williamson
California
Oscar Raymond
Arvid Anderson
Marie
Graves
Jaf Corry
W. Gasier
Laura Gale
Corry
Blendie Bunnell
Louise Free
Lewis Caslery
Perry
Ohio
Will My
Walter Casler_ Beatrice ‘Teemley
Casperson
Twea,Brownell
Ya ‘Smilth
Warren
John Golegrove
Tha Bush
Cory
Fayette Curtis
Nathan Dodd
Emmett Curtis
Silver Springs
Curtis
G. T. Bergman
George Bensink
Gertrude Carroll
Carlton Curtis
Panama
Raymond Button
Button
Clare Gordon
Crawford Democrats Unite In Move To Defeat Guffey
Crawford County Democrats retreat to harmony after a split over Joe Guffey. Withdrawals from key races by Gordon Leberman Charles Gill and Mary Lynee are framed as local party unity. Sherrod states the move targets the Guffey slate, not the county committee, amid a four year split in the party.
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Meadville
Crawford
Gordon B. Leberman
Charles W. Gill
Mary Lynee
Conneaut Lake
Johns
Guffey
Edith Powell
Cochranton
Jef
Fbloc
Sherrod
Joe Guffey
Garner Moves To Check For Drive For Third Term
A fragmentary political note lists Cas McNutt Attorney General Robert H. Jackson and Secretary Henry A. Wallace among others as opponents to a third term. It suggests hesitation about specifying an eighty percent position and references Democratic figures including James A. Farley and Burton K. Wheeler, with unclear context.
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Cas McNutt
Robert H. Jackson
Henry A. Wallace
James A. Farley
Montana
Widow awarded eight thousand four hundred twenty eight dollars
Mrs. Amy Dingman, widow of Edmund Dingman, was awarded 8428.75 by a Crawford county jury after a Smalomobile crash near Sneger awa on February 20, 1930. The verdict found Walter K. Stanton negligent as the driver of the car that struck Broadford bridge north of Meadville, while the defense argued a blown tire caused the crash.
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Amy Dingman
Edmund Dingman
Snegerawa
Monilay
Crawford County
Dingman
Elmer Dittman
Corry
Walter K. Stanton
Meadville
Aldout Y Toridge
Edmund W. Dingman
Stanton
Broadford Bridge
Ighties
Man Found Dead Beside Road Near St. Marys
Ridgway, March 12. Paul Ghdisha, about sixty, died in unknown circumstances Saturday night around ten o'clock in St. Marys. The body was found by Gilbert Vollmer near Brussells Street and identified at Meisel funeral home by Benedict Tubey. Dr. Stanley Barratt, Wilcox coroner, conducted the examination and pronounced him dead, with the body taken to a physician for review.
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Ridgway
Paul Ghdisha
St. Marys
Theody
Gilbert Vollmer
Brussells Street
Benedict Tubey
Meisel Funeral Home
Grdlisha
Stanley Barratt
Wilcox
Elk County
Federal Census Taken Of Grounded Fowl
The 1938 survey by the Bureau of Biological Survey estimated 56 000 000 to 60 000 000 migratory waterfowl in wintering districts. Blimps autogines airplanes and boats with snowshoes and stilts aid some 3 000 census takers in January and February to estimate the population for hunting regulation purposes.
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Wasa
Smuren
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Biological Survey
Investigation Finds Accidental Death From Vehicle Collision
An autopsy at St. Marys concluded the death was accidental, caused by a fractured skull with brain injury after being struck by a vehicle. The deceased also sustained a fractured nose and facial injuries.
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st.Marys
Wifes bootlegging blamed on hardships in Erie court
William Weddge, 82, testified in Erie on March 1 defending himself against cruelty charges by his 90 year old wife Mabel Westdige seeking divorce. He disputed accusations of beating and said she turned to bootlegging on their Wattsboro farm, making moonshine.
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Erie
Mar
William Weddge
A. D
Belle Vailey
Houge
Mabel Westdige
Burton R. Labi
Waddige
Weddige
Wattsburo
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Columbus Grange
Mamie Jackson
Guy Jordon
Wilma Rich
Clayton Carrier
Kenneth
Jackson
Gust
Margaret LaFever
Union’City
Gerade Carroll
Marion Way
Frank Smith
D. G. Sorenson
Harold Jaquith
Tubin
W. Caster
Garner
the National Bank OF Corry
Ingarea
The
Fenehal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Walgreen Agency
Corry Drug Company
North Center Street
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Dia
Wattsburg
Capitol
Borstorff
Atlantic Station
Buick
Bedin
Business Court OF Sedum
Hart
Flint
W. W. Waterhouse
Getter
Corry Motor Sales
West Main ST
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