Rouseville man held for court in hit and run charge
James Haslett, 22, of Rouseville, bound over to court on a charge of failing to stop and render aid after a March 2 accident on Sage Hill road. He had previously been convicted for operating without a license and reckless driving. The driver claimed he stopped and assisted a girl, but witnesses contradicted him. Local alderman Mortis Goldstein ordered the bind over.
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Oll City
James Haslett
Rouseville
Mortis Goldstein
Haslet
Lucille Cavanaugh
Maxine Gathers
Harvey Noyes
Rooseville
Sage Hun Road
Arlyer
Roseville
Hunstett
Laawrence Kellogg
Haslett
Driver freed in auto fatality case
A Buffalo motorist, L. J. Doing of Tuffald, was absolved of blame by Girard justice of the peace court for a fatal collision on Route 20 that killed Joseph Pusstilik. The victim, identified as of unknown address, had been housed at the Salvation Army home. The incident occurred at 7:30 p m Tuesday on the east end of Mast Springfield.
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Pain
Buffalo
Nese Gast Springfsld
Blaine Welnesday ii
Glrard
Peace Court
Josep Pusstilik
Salvation Army
L. J. Doing
Tuffald
Lorain
Springfield
Turkey imposes strict conduct rules on male teachers
In Istanbul, Masters are forbidden to flirt with female pupils in seminaries or co educational institutions. The Interior Ministry lists eleven actions that would constitute improper conduct. Any teacher attempting marriage betrothal or visiting a pupil's home risks disciplinary action.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Minister of Interior
Ann
Thompson's Barosma Tablets and Golden-Lax Pills Promoted
An advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma Tablets praised by Reverend J. Bass of Titusville Pennsylvania for aiding kidneys bladder stomach and liver. It also recommends Golden-Lax Tablets to regulate and tone liver and bowels, claiming relief from aches and general ill health. The copy targets readers with vague pains suggesting kidney or intestinal issues and urges purchase at druggists.
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J. Bass
Titusville
Thompson
Ayres Sees Further Business Increase
United Press reports Col Leonard Ayres predicts steady economic growth in early 1930s due to auto industry revival, building activity and weather factors lifting coal, electricity, and apparel demand. Six key sectors autos steel building exports textiles rail freight show uptrends, averaging near 60 percent of 1920 levels and about half of 1929. Farmers face low prices shared by exporters.
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United Press
Leonard P. Ayers
Fordepst
Ayers
Seek Life Term for Confessed Slayer
Ireading Pa March 15 Life imprisonment for Miss Frances Sepse 27 confessed slayer of Dr Paul Ryd Hess her physician will be demanded by the commonwealth today. John P Warner district attorney said he would ask the jury for a first degree murder conviction with the penalty fixed at life imprisonment. Twelve witnesses have been summoned by the state to testify to the charges that on January 8 Miss Sepse laid in wait for the physician hiding behind a pole and shot him four times. The motive for the slaying is still a mystery. Miss Sepse has refused to amplify her statement that I did it to save him from himself and If I had to I would do it again. Attorneys Jonathan Baldort and Charles W Matten appointed by the court to defend the woman said the way that she had refused to take to them boats come along by Pittsburgh Ma 15 A storage boat of R C Price and Conan post billders was damaged severely by a 4000 fire which destroyed four motor boats six skiffs and a Carload of cedar here last night firemen cut the lines which held the boat to shore and nearby craft rearing 1 would sink and damage other boats.
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United Press
Ireading
Frances Sepse
Paul Ryd Hess
Commonwealth
John P. Warner
Ife
Miss Sepse
Jonathan Baldort
Charies W. Matten
Meeting of Child's League in East Street Home
The Child's Conservation League met last evening at the East and East South street home of Mrs. Harold Rauscher. Twelve members and two guests attended, with head officers Mrs. Prank Graft and Mrs. Tracy White. A program followed business, featuring a panel on lying its causes and correction by Mrs. J. R. Dearing, an article on Radio and Its Effects on the Child by Mrs. Harold Patterson, and readings by Mrs. Frank Graft. Contests during social hour were led by Mrs. Hubert Heerlein, with honors to Mrs. C. M. Howard, Mrs. Frank Graft, and Mrs. A. S. Klinger. Fruit salad, rolls, and coffee were served.
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Child's Conservation League
Harold Rauscher
East
East South Street
Prank Graft
Tracy Whitehead
J. R. Dearing
Harold Patterson
Frank Graft
Hubert Heerlein
C. M. Howard
A. 5. Klinger
Erie Woman to Address Corry Club on World Citizenship
Mrs. Ramsey Burton of Erie will address the Corry Woman's Club at the club house Friday evening on the topic World Citizenship. She has studied events both here and abroad and is well qualified to present the subject in an interesting manner. Club members husbands and friends are invited.
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Ramsey Burton
Erie
Corry
Couple in Erie Hospital Claim Rats Ate
Mar 13 report from Hamot Hospital says Mr and Mrs Amiceucel of 702 W 16th St claim they ate rats as they suffer a toxin like illness. Doctors are puzzled while both are said to be improving after earlier critical condition.
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Hamot Hospital
M Frank Amiceucel
W. 16Th Street
Canadian debt claim disputed by Berthier- Maskinonge deputy
J A Burette, member for Berthier- Maskinonge, told Parliament there is no danger Canada will drown in debt. He argued Canadians are worth more than Americans, countering pessimistic forecasts.
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Montreal
Canada
J. A. Burette
Berthier- Maskinonge
Barette
United States
Third Brother to Be Deported
Immigration inspector James L Powers moved to deport three Fratus brothers to Portugal. Fratus, jailed in Brie county since 1922 for hijacking, faces release then deportation. John Jada Mratis awaits deportation after a 1922 robbery at James George's Tobacco Warehouse. a detective shot him in the arm. Tony Fratus was reported to Portugal in May 1931.
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Orig
James L. Powers
Forts
Portugal
Candido
Pretus
Allegheny
Powers
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Fratus
Brie
Inspector Powers
John
Jada" Mratis
Western Penitentary
James George
Lobacco
16Th and
Peachet
Sergi
Roward Englert
Tony Fratus
Odd Fellows Pool Tournament Concludes in Narrow Win
L Auer's team clinched the Odd Fellows cowboy pool title with 2911 points, edging Jay Howard Loveland's squad at 2879. Le Roy Dickinson finished with 2871 and Petie Swanson with 2869 as the runners up. Winners will be feted at a ham supper next Wednesday at the loge rooms.
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L. Auer
Odd Fellows
Auer
Clefielders
Jay Howard Loveland
LeRoy Dickinson
Pet Ies Swanson
Loge
Missionary Association Annual Meeting Held at Church
The Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church met Wednesday at 4:80. Rev Hy R Harris led officer elections with Mrs Leon Van Tassel as president and other officers named. Reports from chairmen pleased the group, fourteen new members joined, and the February meeting adopted the Mystery Mother plan with notable progress reported.
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Woman's Missionary Association of the
Uniter Brethren Church
Leon van Wasgel
Hy R Harris
Leon van Tassel
Robert Davis
Jota Banks
George Aloam
K. H. van Tassel
Thuna Offering
A. L. Heckathorne
Orin Kinney
Chaimmien
Caribbean Sea Life Studied After 5000 Mile Cruise
Scientists from Yale University and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute returned to port aboard the ketch At lunus after a Caribbean cruise. They aim to estimate the amount of sargasium in the Sargasso Sea basin from Bermuda to the Azores. The voyage, tied to Otterbein Girly, featured a classroom program with singing and scripture.
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United Press
York
Yale University
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Lunus
Bermuda
Azores
West Indies
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AYRES
Meeting OF Child's League
Brooder
E. E. Guignon
Men’s New Oxfords
Montgomery Ward & Co
Erie Hospital
Ftatus
Ee Pp
Furniture & Co-Maker
Personal Finance Company
Brie, Pa
Ariel Bldg
Th & State Sts
Phonie
Citizens National
Missionary Assn Meeting
Wonduered
Otterbein
Floyd Dougherty
Bunch
Pillsbury's
Royal_ ss
Cocomalt
Hell
Butler Nut Cherries
Polk
Califor
Camay
Ol Dale
Miles
Van’s Auto Service
West South Street
Corry, Pa
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