Two Erie Residents Die By Their Own Hand in Weekend Tragedy
Erie residents Mrs. Elyria Dunwoody 53 superintendent James Dunwoody slashed herself with a razor at 729 Park Avenue South and Edwin Hart 61 died from natural gas inhalation in his Holland Street home. Harry Adams 55 was found hanged at a cottage near Wayne Avenue. Coroner Wood reported all deaths as self-inflicted or accidental.
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Bunwoody
Erie
Eriettes
Ocroner
Werren W. Wood
Elyira G. Dun- Woody
Jamey
Dun Woody
Burea of Water
Park Avenue
South
Edwin ‘A. Hart
Holland Street
Bas
Harry FH Adams
East 13x
Beaumont Avenue
Wayne Avenue
Eaglehurst
Dunwoody
Frances Sure Vier
Waterford
Cornelia Ackers
Oscar Robb
M. J. Mayer
Hart
Aged Jamestown Man Ends Life By Hanging
Hugh E. Fishier, 72, of 118 Cole Avenue, Jamestown, died by suicide citing years of illness. Found by his son John Filler at 9:20 a.m. Sunday, coroner Samuel I P. Bowers investigated. Survived by brother Louis Fuller and three sisters, plus a granddaughter. Member of Frewsburg Lodge, IOOF.
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Jamestown
Hugh E. Fishier
Cole Avenue
John Filler
Samuel IP. Bowers
Louis Fuller
Westfield
George Coons
Kiantone
Louis Wilson
Bertha Ahnson
Frewsburg
Carol Joan Fuller
Jaffiestown
Prewsburg
Enjoy Life Dont Be Miserable Message Ad
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Mablets as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidneys in removing poisonous waste from the blood and easing aches. It claims benefits for liver and stomach health and recommends Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Four Corry Men Lead Erie County American Legion War Veterans Aid
Four Corry men starring in a county Legion group photo to assist war veterans, with parkers Far rer, Floyd Owens, A M Frazier, Alfred Cook among seated officers and Leon Brown, Joseph O Rourke, Justin Buyters, D A McMillen among those standing, inviting servicemen and dependents to seek help. several post commanders listed as absent.
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American Legion
Erie County
Corry Legion
Erie
Parke Farrer
North East
Floyd Owens
Mander
A. M. Frazier
Alfred Cook
Anthony Smith
Girard
Edward Anderson
Wesleyville
Lee Smith
Waterford
Leon Brown
Joseph O'Rourke
Union City
Fred Gardner
D. A. McMillen
Harry Gouse
Rumor of New Hotel at Erie
Erie rumor swirls about a potential new first class hotel downtown. Outside investors have surveyed sites near Union Station theaters and offices, clocking daily foot traffic. Details on property purchases are unconfirmed, with plans and hotel type kept secret.
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Erie
Union Station
Corry Man in Erie Hospital After Barn Incident
Jock Raymond, 35, of Corry, was kicked by a cow in his barn at 6 20 p m Saturday and is reported in good condition at Hamet hospital with a compound fracture of his right leg. An earlier line notes there are 59 separate American Indian languages and many dialects.
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Corry
Erie
Jock Raymond
R. D. Corry
Hamet Hospital
Ponies and Cows Perish In Barn Fire on Erie Farm
A fire on the Clarence Stewart dairy farm near Wattsburg road Erie destroyed seven ponies 11 cows and heifers 200 chickens grain and tools. Estimated loss 10000. One horse escaped. Cause undetermined. Fire chief noted. Pony owner Clarence Marsh operated a pony logging concession at Glenwood Park.
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Clarence Stewart
Wattsburg
Erie
Clarence Schrimper
Belle Valley Hose Company
Steve Falkowski
Congress Asked to Set Clocks Back Again
In Washington on March, Rep. Cannon of Missouri introduced a bill asking Congress to revert the nation to standard time. The measure would end daylight saving and retain current time zones Western, Rocky Mountain, Central and Eastern while restoring standard time nationwide.
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Mar
America
Congress
Cannon
D-Mo
Rocky Mountain
Central
Rutile Ore in Patnia Used for Uranium and Alloys
In Patnia the ore rutile serves as a uranium source and is employed in paint manufacture and as an alloying agent in steel and other metals. The note highlights rutile’s industrial value and uses across sectors.
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Patnia
Aided Hospital Inmate Escape Links Warren Family
A Warren woman and her Erie resident daughter faced a Wednesday hearing before Justice T. M. Greehind on charges of aiding an inmate at Warren State Hospital to escape. The pair, sister and mother of a patient committed in 1997 after a kidnapping case, allegedly visited the hospital under false pretenses to take the inmate out for a few hours. Warrants followed when the plan failed. the patient was later found on an Erie County farm. Investigation involved Sheriff Linder and deputies, state hospital officials, and Erie County Sheriff Lamberton.
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Warren
Erie
Justice of the Peace
T. M. Greehind
Shire Institute
LE Linder
Warren State Hospital
Lin
Erie County
Linder
Seter
Sheriif Lamberton
Farm Help Plan Seeks Newfoundlanders For Local Farms
Five outsiders have applied to bring Newfoundlanders as farm workers to Pennsylvania dairies. Stanley E. Anderson of the Senior High faculty announces government support to send desirable workers to the region to ease wartime farm labor shortages and teach modern American methods. Applicants include individuals from Unfort City Corry and nearby areas seeking married couples or single men, with plans to place at least two hundred workers on Pennsylvanian farms.
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Stanley E. Anderson
Newfoundland
W. W. Shreve
Unfotr City
W. McIntire
Frank Sehramting
Corry
C. H. Kibbey
W. J. Armitage
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