15 Year Old Slays Father In Erie Beating Case
A 15 year old from Erie is held after fatally wounding his father Michael Matthews 88 with a .22 pistol during a confrontation at their West Y Street home. Police say the boy claimed he acted after witnessing repeated abuse of his mother. The coroner's inquest will determine charges. the mother and sisters were present at the hospital as the elder Matthews died from his wounds.
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Erie
Sgale
Bele County
James Edward Matthewa
West Ysra Street
Michael Matthews
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Christoph
Matthews
District Attorney's Office
Tome
Asia
Snow
Hix
Mig
Alfred Newhouse
Mir
Mea
Chris Ghrigiersen
Amy Newhouse
Clifford Kooman
Phil
Gilbert
Bile Chess
Abbe Reformed Church
Gay
Rebekahs
Eva Bull
Sherman and
Punuina
Froberta ‘Thompson
Irene Livhos
Jean Schraers
Harold Bull
Thompson
Bufalo
Public Welfare Commissionen
Thrist
G. Timmer
Cornelius
Athe Lople
Wgiss Deleo Grayvile
Vernon Meerdinie
Jesus
R. X. Willams
Irving Reed
Jamestown Hospital
Bertha Wassink
ML Street
Flood Devastates Susquehanna Valley City Areas
After the worst flood in its history, the Upper Susquehanna receded leaving slime and mud across the business district. One man is missing and another, Edward Leitzinger, a prominent merchant, is reported dead after the rushing waters swept through Toties hotels stores and offices on Wednesday night or Thursday.
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Cubarfyrud
Mar
Edward Leitzinger
National Guard
Corry Girl Awarded Master of Arts Degree
Ethel Elizabeth Ewing of Corey Pennsylvania has earned a Master of Arts in English from the Radcliffe Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. She is among ten students completing the first year of the new program following Radcliffe and Harvard University faculty ties. The Radcliffe graduate school, led by Dean Remaire Brown Cronkhite, now offers PhD access to women and Harvard library privileges.
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Cambridge
Mast
Mar
Ethel
Alizabeth Ewing
Corey
Dele Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Ewing
Muskingum College
Harvard Universiy Fculty
Radcliffe Curricuum
College
Unl
Sirs
Remaire Brown Cronkhite
Sue
Fegf
United State
Harvard
Erie Guardsmen Mobilized to Aid Johnstown Disaster Zone
Mar 21 Erie national guardsmen and 18 missing soldiers reported pressed into service for duty in the Johnstown disaster area. Red Cross will use some as stretcher bearers while others join the larger force of about 3,000 troops ordered by Governor Earle to respond to the flood aftermath.
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ERI
Ele National Guard
Nll
Uys
Johnstown
Red Cross
Brie
Blaine Smathers
112Th
Servite
Central High School
Erie
Pennsylvania Mountains
Momeyer
Erie Battalion
Pennsylvania
Geo. H. Earle
Punxsutawney Flood Strikes Main Streets Din
Punxsutawney suffers heavy flood damage as Mahoning Creek breaches its path. Water swifte d through the business district washing cars from Pine Street and submerging others on Morrison Street. Local residents report wrecked traffic and property along the BL & O railroad route as the creek abandoned its usual course.
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Punxsutawney
Mar
Punxsuawney
Mahoning Creek
K Run
Pine Street
Morrison Street
Bear Lake Dig Out After Storm Roads Blocked
Bear Lake residents work to clear roads after a heavy storm as flooding and drifts hamper travel. Community members, including Brat Laks and Mira Jean Manwaring, are cited among locals aiding in the cleanup and recounting weekend visits and errands across nearby towns.
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Bear Lake
Social Functions Held at Clymer Despite Snowfall
Snowbound social calendar in Clymer Massachusetts features a series of events despite heavy snowfall. Residents joined the Methodist Episcopal and Alike Reformed groups for birthday celebrations, games, and a volunteer help drive. Highlights include a Winter Social at Mrs. Kooman’s, a 500 club gathering at the Havercamps, and a Christmas card style party at Luella Gordia’s home with prize winners.
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Clymer
Clymer Granga
Leethren
Syure
Sarah Kooman
L. P. McCray
R. V. A. Hawes
Beulan Kooman
St. Patrick's
Winifred Christensen
J. P. McCray
Contest Bridge
Twentieth Century Club
Ella Johnson McCray
Mabel Schruers
Neignbor
Ann Bradstreet
Bryant
Poe
Long
Fellow
Whittier
Emerson
Riley
Eugene Field
Joyce Kilmer
Edgar Guest
Polks
Amy Necker Newhouse
Mark Havercamp
Five Hundred Club
M's. D. M. Bady
Clifford Kooman
Louis Dellink
Community notes from Titusville and vicinity
Mrs Ralph Dole and two sons of Wiebe visited Mrs Lena Cross at Mrs Mary C Barry's home. The W C T U met Friday afternoon at Mrs Ella Strong's with President Ada Engle leading a program and reports of gifts and services given. Prof and Mrs J Merrill of Youngsville visited Mr and Mrs Cornish. Mr and Mrs Harry Share and family moved to the A D Roote farm near the lake. Chick arrivals boost poultry values as residents enjoy the new maple sugar season.
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Brat Laks
Mira
Jean Manwaring
Mias VuNtn Whitngy
Panasia
Carl Crosby
Corry
William Rowe
Marvin Rows
Lottsville
Stephen Davidivich
James Crosby
Amy Johnson
Manwaring
Clyde
John Peterson
Jamestown
J. Millar
Dansville
Long
Websters Croasing
N. Y
Reno Berkey
Kenneth
Stephen Day
Dmvich
Ladies Aid Society of the
Mary ©. Barry
Tyan B. Hawkins
Ripley
Charles Hawkins
Hawvlong
Bernica Austin
Florence Sweetland
Mary Folsom
Carl Crosbyan
Mary Peterson
Pal' Toner
Panama
Lottsville High School
PWA
Walton St. John
Charles St. John
Texas
West
St. John
Thomas Grow
Robert
Hawking
Pariama
B. Gornish
Tom
Julia Wilsted
Mrs. Sweetland
Jean Evans
Rose Evans
G. Lester
H. D. Balcom
Ray Hall
Gorge Hall
Music
H. J. Phillips
Helen Selfrich
Titusville
Ralph Dole
Wiebe
Lena Cross
Mary C. Barry Priday
Ella Strong
Ada Engle
B. Cornish
Harry Share
Louayillé
A. D. Roote
Classified Ad Entries and Probate Notices in Corry Pa
Includes a porch sale listing for a special motorcycle and bicycle repair notes at 120 Irving Street, plus two executor and administratrix notices in Corry Pa. Deschamp and Wilson estates detail appointment of administrators and executors, claim deadlines, and where to send payments or claims.
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Sale—Harray Davison Polter
Pews Kennel Sheely
Irving Street
Williamsport Flood Losses Reach Near Three Million
National Guard units aided Williamport residents as Susquehanna River floodwater caused extensive damage. Officials estimate losses around 3 million with several hundred thousand more in nearby Lock Haven. Drowning fatalities reported, field hospitals set up, and relief operations moving as power and telegraph services resume. Local officials warn no immediate food shortage and note ongoing recovery efforts across the region.
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United Press
Charles D. Wally
Martin Law
Medica Unis
Alnee
Lock Haven
Tie
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Tinley
Jean Matthews
Siimmle
Lep
Bev Yather
Falal Aol
Mattews
Howe
Ian
Bell
Cuearfield
Ethel Elizabeth Ewing
Radelile
Erie Guardsmen
Panama High
Bear Lake News
Bemus Point
Steayéa
Loat
Ayo
Grice
Adresement Journal BP
Atich Team
Blavit
Wellsht
God Pact
Belgium
Roosevelt Highway
Sule Stable
East Columbus
Avenus
Fk Rethenford
Poultry and Supplies
MOR
Ate
F. Brockman
North Center Street
McCray Radio Service
Bigin
Tmacaralatag
Gould St
Tel
East Street
Franklin Street
Lemon Street
West Church Street
Lyle R. Bawley
J.W. Gitfian
Old South Center Street
Beebe
W. Zinger
Arthur Scowten
Spartansburgs
Arthur Nuwith
John Arthur Newt
Auy
Tren L
Newth
East Southtreet
Blaine Kincaid
Fred A. Deschamp
Sanlder
Mine County
Register of Wills
Bria County
Elay
Lucy Deschamp Burch
James Wilson
Erie County
Blaine Kingaid
Blaine Kingaid, Xecutor
Williamsport
WitlBa
Hazel Bennink
Lucy Wiggers
Hazel Feit
Lena Grotersi
Arlinne Dannewall
Wasikih
Clymer High School
Parent Teachers Association
Bening Polih
Princ Capaain
D. M. Billy
Supervia
Beboks
Hrooks
Gilbert Yon
I Group
Woredon
Carol Compton
Amy Neekere Newhouse
James Henry and Son
Sherman
Part Brooks
Elmer Groscutt
Falconer
David Lathrop
Will ‘Meerdink
North Clymer
Chris Christenson
George Campbell
Pittsburgh
John Tyler
Jamestown General Hospital
C. J. Thayer
South Dayton
Eita Kett
Etta
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