Kitts Seeks Relection as Erie Mayor in Likely Field
Erie March 20. Local chatter outlines a crowded mayoral race if incumbent Kitts runs again. Potential rivals include Kerwin Kinney superintendent of parks and former mayor Stern now aligned with Republicans. minor candidates such as Henry Peins and Tries floated for various posts.
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Skitti
Wade
Kinney
Ritts
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Ia Wil
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Stern
Ford Leading in Presbyterian 5 5 Contest
Report of a church fundraising drive in a Presbyterian Sabbath school with Easter offerings. Mary Smith led in student support. Ford Forty miles distant was noted. The event is tied to Holy Week and Hast Sunday activities. details remain uncertain as envelopes and donations are pending.
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Frey
Mareye Smith
Rue Smith
Studehskere
Mictisoh
O. Manning
Sears
Stadebirker
Bride-to-be Lyon to wed Duke of York’s ally sainted kin
The article notes Lyon is set to marry the second son of King George and Queen Mary on the forthcoming wedding day. The pairing links Lyon to the Duke of York as part of royal wedding expectations and alliances unfolding next month.
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Bowen
Lyon Fell
Duke of York
George
Mary
Fourth Week Evangelistic Services Open at Methodist Church
Evangelistic services begin the fourth week with Rev. Florence Heath preaching the evening sermon and Dr. KF Hows, evangelistic director, delivering core messages. The schedule includes baptism this Thursday evening and a special youth involvement with the junior choir assisting in the closing service.
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Ws Evangelisue
Methodist Church
Plorence Heath
KF Hows
Pingbuyeh Arex
Witteburgh
West
Mysterious Mr Marshall Not At Home
Philadelphia dispatch reports John Keaveley Mitchell known as mysterious Mr Marshall and linked to the Dorothy King murder was not at his East Rittenhouse Square residence when inquiries were made. Mrs Mitchell is in the city with her parents while Mitchell’s movements remain guarded and unclear.
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United Fras Philadelpilla
John Keaveley Mitchell
Broadway
Aptrmey Pécora
New Yorks
Marshall
Dorothy King
East Rittenhouse Square
United Press
Mitchiell
Mitchell
Eouth
Wayne Township Farmer Wallace J Parkhurst Dies
Wallace J Parkhurst a 42 year old Wayne Township farmer died at his Warne Township home after a three day illness of pleural pneumonia. He was married seventeen years ago to Mildred Jennett Palmer and left two children Irene Alberta and Parkhurst. He is survived by his wife his parents Delbert Dan and Walter and siblings Mary Hecksith George Nerina and five fathers noted. Funeral services will be held from the home with burial at Grove Cemetery after a Wednesday service at Laneroock with Rev P M Redinges.
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Wallace J Parkhurst
Warne Township
Lane Day
Wetton
Mildred
Jennetts Palmer
Irene Alberta
Parkhurst
Parkhaver
William Parkkhavee
Bis
Mes
Mary Hecksith
Westatitavia
N.Y
Delbert
Dan
Walter
Wasne Township
George
Vermont
Nerina
Batavia
Perera Ourviges
Cohg
Atletallon
Lan'eloék
P. M. Redinges
Aitermestt
Bitte Grove
Venango County farmer held on conspiracy charge
Mare Hetzler, a prominent Venango County farmer and former justice of the peace, was arrested in Pittsburgh and brought to Oil City on a conspiracy and obtaining money under false pretenses charge. He appeared before Alderman Daniel Metler and posted 2000 bail, with Otto Dale as his bondman. The case involves stock sales tied to Neely Giladd Production Company operations in the Venango area and alleged misappropriation of funds.
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D. B. Hetzler
Neely Oil Co
Oil City
Mare
T Tetzler
Verango County
Pittsburgh
H. N Russell
Arraned
Daniel Metreary
Otto Dale
Hetzler
Rockland’ Township
Register and Recorder
Bing
H. G. Jotnse
Tle
Neely Giladd Production
Rentsicky
Meteler
Venango
Hatch
Ibera
Million Loss In Philadelphia Plant Blaze
A five story Garrett Buchanan Company plant burning for over six hours caused an estimated 1.5 million dollars in damage. Morgan Thorne, president, said the firm produced paper and wine and the fire threatened a large business block near Market Sixth and Marshall Streets. For sale Household furniture Prospect Street.
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United Pros
Philadelphia
Pire Shih
Garrett Buchanan Company
Morgan Thornae
Market
Intend
Marshall Streets
Spartansburg News Letter Social Notes and Visits
Spartansburg Pa March 24 local brief notes list Mrs Dells Kinney visiting Oil City relatives Jon Thomson a Titusville visitor Mrs TB Wallace Erie shopper Mrs Henry Thurston Erie trip with sister Miss Dihent Ashtabula ForgetMeNot Class at St Patrick Day event in church basement green crepe decorations lunch served Mrs Charles Major Corry visit Paul Landis of New York City visiting father John J Thomson Anna Joris mentioned in passing
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Thomson
Titusville
TB. Wallace
Erie
Henry ‘Thurston
Dihent
Ashtabula
St. Paterick Day
Charles Major
Corry
Paul Landis
New York City
John J Thomson
Anna Joris
Sunday School Class at Merh Jodist Church Sought by Newcomer
The Sunday School class of the Merh Jodist church was sought by a new resident on a recent Saturday afternoon. Attendance and participation appeared modest due to other local engagements. Rev. G. Wo Corys celebrated his anniversary with a neighborly party and a luncheon as his wife hosted the event. Miss Lottie Tillotsn gave a lecture at Graings Hall last Tuesday evening but drew few attendees. Miss Nellie Doughey of Erie is visiting the Bates home for a few days.
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Coney
G. Wo
Lottie Tillotsn
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Penna
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