Paragram of local meetings and notices in Corry
A sprawling notice item lists a Maven meeting of the Boarder Education group, Rotary and Taakk Walton League event plans, and a Pine Grove Cemetery Association gathering. It also mentions tax and school funding notes, an Erie marriage, and various radio and cultural listings with figures like Lawrence Tibbett and Ben Bernie. References to local officials, the Rex Research Foundation, and Harvard professor Hart appear amid archival crime and banking notes.
19 Candidates in Assembly Contests in Erie County Third District
Erie county ballots reveal several contested races for state assembly and related posts. Incumbent John H. King and Worth Hammond of Corry lead East County contests, while West County features Frank B. McCreary George W Bartholomew and others. Several candidates file on both major tickets, with positions in Meadville and Wesleyville among noted names. The Harrisburg bureau could not provide full delegate lists for national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Joan H. Ring
Worth Hammond
Corry
Atflee
Erie County
Syiring
Wesleyville
County Corp Imissioners
Harrisburg
Joseph Ziesenheim
North Givacd
Erie
Tal
Yneup
West County
George Coonfer
Cranesville
Milton W. Shreve
Brig
Rouse of Representatives
Washington
Charles N. Crosby
Charles W. Gill
Meadville
Gow. Smith
Jas. Lavery
Toseoh R. Ziesenheim
Senate
G. W.smith
Congress
Bureau of Elections
W. Pitt Gifford
Rie
Clark O.taynfor
Walter Bates
G. O. Pa
James B. Speed
Carlton Randall
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Jacob Held
Assembly
East City
John H. King
Nd Worth Hammond
East County
Frank B. McCreary
Millcreek
George W. Bartholomew
Kesrsarge
Wallace Gray
George S. Welker
Edinboro
Carl 8. Cook
Plates
Neil McCray
Fairview
Will Install New Odd Fellow Officers Tonight
Arthur J. This district deputy of Waterford will install officers of Corry Encampment No. 241 Independent Order of Odd Fellows at a special meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the T O O hall. A social hour will follow and large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J
Waterford
Corry
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Specil
St Patrick's Night Card Party Planned by Branch No. y
LeU. B A members organize a St Edward’s ball event for Thursday evening March 17 to benefit the group. Public urged to attend with reservations for bridge and five hundred arranged by Mrs Mary Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leu. B.A
St. Edward's Ball
St Patrick's
Mary Murray
Kane Legion Post Plans New Home Building
Kane March 14 An $8 construction proposal will be submitted for a new home for the Lieutenant Raymond A Nicolas post American Legion. An option on a lot on the west side of North Fraley Street near Easton has been secured. The site frontage is 190 feet and depth 190 feet with plans for a 26 by 60 foot brick and shingle building set back thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Raymond A. Nicolas Post
American Légion
Abwan
Fourth Arrests in County Robberies Linked to Westfield Gang
Cosmo Westfield was arrested after being sought for complicity in a county robbery by a youth gang. Willis Miller and Willard Chapman, both of Westfield, were taken into custody. Tripps and Bennie Ambrose of Tamestown were arrested near that city and jailed in Mayville for burglary and larceny. Confessions tie Tripps and Chapman to the Sherman garage burglary on February 29, involving about $300 in auto supplies, with Ambrose also implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Westfield
Tripps
Willis Miller
Willard Chapman
Westfield
Sherif's
Chas. Stanton
State Police
Andrew Tellotson
Tripp
Bennie Ambrose
Tamestown
Mayville
Chit Tripps
Chapman
W. L. Nutiatl
Sherman
Prippi
Farmer followed by name on county ballot request filed
Ralph McCreaty of Millcreek Township filed with county commissioners a petition to place the word farmer after his name on the ballots for the general assembly race in St. County District. He argues a law allows such distinction when two candidates share a similar name. Neil McCray of Fairview is also running for the same office. The petition is the first of its kind in years. Commissioner Rollo McCray noted the law could allow the distinction when names are identical. A legal opinion from S. A. Sisson, county solicitor, will be sought before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig
Mars 1
Ralph McCreaty
Millcreek Township
General Assembly
Farmer
Neil McCray
Fairview
Rollo McCray
Smith
S. A
Warren County to Share in Surplus Wheat Action Placed
S M Moe Clure, chairman of Warren County Chapter Red Cross, has forms to apply for government owned wheat distributed by national Red Cross. Applications go via Captain Bennett James Sampson Salvation Army, Mrs Robert Hall Warren Relief Association, and county commissioners, then to national headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Marsch
S. M. Moe Clure
Warren Cowty
American Red Cross
Bennett James Sampson
Salvation Army
Robert Hall
Warren Relief Association
Love and Schemes at the Edgemore Hotel
Cleo Lucas narrates a tangled social web in Chicago as Lois Corbin, engaged to a wealthy man, pursues independence while Bruce Durand obsesses over Lois. Arlene, hungry for social status, manipulates Bruce and scenes unfold at a dining room, a dance floor, and the Cotton Club as loyalties blur and plans crystallize for a future meeting at a country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Atla
Renee Durand
Charles Durand
Chicao
Arione
Hturgaret
Salty Hocomnes
Shiloh
Claris Street
Bride
Lois
Margaret
Bruce
Arlene
Bruce Firicen
Mary
Ariens
Uslena
Hiruce
Larlene
Edgemore Hotel
Bruce Durand
Hivwee
Havi
Hill Nest
Fin
Flo
Arlong
Artene
Walter
Brice
Lfe
Lola
Tremare
Mack
Henry
Brus
Janne
Thorse
Shene
Peuce
Slit
Alene
Bouce
Cotton Club
Arlene Kennedy
Cory
Doom on Dunkirk: coroner reports two self inflicted deaths
Coroner George E. Blood investigated a self inflicted death in Dunkirk after James Sherman, 47, hanged himself in his garage following financial troubles. Sherman, a resident of Exie, left a widow and three children. The report notes a prior weekend stay and confirms death by self action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
George E. Blood
Fredonia
Villedova
Howard C. Crandall
James Sherman
Exie
Sherman
Blood
Car Closed Record Of Forty Per Game At Home
The item notes a record related to an athlete or team averaging forty points per game at home. Details are partially legible, indicating a notable scoring pace but lacking full context, names, or dates.
Inge Plays Hidden Gem Against Sti Tot
Inge delivers a sharp performance as sti tot square off in a tense matchup. The game features notable moves from Inge and competitive defense from sti tot, signaling a closely fought contest.
Fragmentary note on avane and moat conditions
The text appears as a fragment mentioning a strong moat and abundance of quart perhaps related to a fortification. No clear people places or dates are discernible.
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Heanse
Warren A. Ass
Helen L. Petaesan
John B. Thompson
Quark Ripley
Taakk Walton League
Rotary Club
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Br. James S Rule
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lawrence ‘Tibbutt
Kipling
Danny Deever
Chiconn
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Greensville
Lawrence Tibbett
Asi
Ben Bernie
Badeale Colum
Trish Post
Ruth Etting
Met Opera
Dublin
Ireland
Belfast Symphony
Jaid
England
Bebe Daniels
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Rex Research Foundation
Chisago
George Washington
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Ambridge
Fort LeBreut
John B. Warl
Meet
AL & P
Novih Center Street
R. B. Fairbank
Corry’ Credit Exchange
Bermuda
First National Bank of Philadelphia
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Woman's Club
City
Winter
Board For Education
Krouger
Hammond and
King
Race
Tiesenheim
ST. Patrick's Night
Kane Legion Post
Chautauqua County
Clymer and
Ralph S. McCreay
Warren County
Citizens National
Ay Cleo Lucas
Joan
Omapter
R. J. Scott
Ernest 220
OS Angeles Sal
Blair Nunamaker
Houdan
France
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