Weschler Will Direct Stores Stake Split Among Heirs
Robert E J Weschler founder of Weschler's shoe stores in Erie died March 15 leaving a 90000 estate to be divided equally among five children. He directs ownership pass to the five offspring with his sons managing the business and the daughters to receive 6 percent interest plus 1000 annually for ten years until buyout. The will was filed for probate Thursday in county court with Robert J Weschler named as administrator.
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Weschler
Erie
Robert E.J. Weschler
Weschler's
Lourse, and Hyres Co
Robert J. Weschler
Society Notes Include Travel And Hospital Plans
Society items list upcoming trips and health matters from Erie to Pittsburgh and Jamestown to Meadville. Several locals visit relatives, attend surgeries, or accompany family members for medical care while others return from California and Chicago on personal business and family duties.
Rooney Brains Birth Announced in City Notes
A son named William Louis Rooney was born yesterday afternoon at Coriy Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Rooney of R Dyl. A son also arrived March 27 at Maternity Hospital Philadelphia to Mr and Mrs Samuel Brains of Upper Darby. Mrs Brains is Rose Mary Auer of this city.
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Chevrolet
Hotel Corry
Corry
Business Management Council
Toward Depledge
Dunkirk
L. Ross
Meadville
Bel
K. M. Gardner
Buffalo Zone
Erie
Silver Creek
Warren
Girard
al John
Lois S deCray
Coriy Hospital
James Rooney
R. Dyl
A.son
William Louis
Samuel Brains
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
Brains
Rose Mary Auer
Mrs. C. W. Jones Hosts Bridge Club Evening
A local bridge club met at Mrs. G. W. Jones home on North Center Street with two tables in play. Winners were Mrs. Herold Powell and Mrs. George R. Jackson. special prize went to Mrs. Raymond Anderson.
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Meauoiers
Contract Bridge Club
G. W. Jones
North Center Street
Herold Powell
George R. Jackson
Raymond Anderson
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. R. H. Rossbacher
Ten friends hosted a 7:30 dinner and floor show at the Star Casino for Mrs. Richard Rossbacher with pink and white decorations and a centerpiece birthday cake. Gifts were exchanged as part of the celebration. Charles Bracken of the University of Pennsylvania will visit his parents in North Center street. Miss Mary Jean Kolstee returns from Indiana State Teachers College to spend Easter with her parents on Spring street.
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John ‘Tinks
R. D. Gett
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Tist- Ko
Tony Joy
Ymorrow
Pittsburgh
Mintle Wales -Spear
Jamestown
Charles C. Wales
W. A. Gray
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Carter
Waterford
J. B. Clark
Clark
Bein
Helen Bush
Chicago
B. Crosby
Raymond Pringie
C. H. Holden
Frank Grice, Jr
West Church Street
Brie
George R. Cone
Estella Johnson
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Warren
George Sloan
Ajax Tron
Hay West
R. C. West
East Wayne Street
Harry West
Meadville
Frank Morrison
Spencer Hospital
L.A. Didisse
Toledo
Didisse
Orry
R. H. Rossbacher
Richard Rossbacher
the Indies
Star Casino
Charles Bracken
University
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
C. W. Bracken
North Center Street
Mary Jean Kolstee
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana
Marel Kolstee
Spring Street
Wind damages lumber shed and living apartment at Chautauqua
High winds tore through a combined lumber shed and living apartment owned by Spen zer Shaw on March 28 estimating about 3000 dollars in damage. The 50 mile an hour gale peeled the structure apart by parts and blew roof sections toward Chautauqua Central School. Shaw evacuated his wife and four children, with no serious injuries reported though machinery and supplies were exposed to weather.
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Chautauqua
Spenzer Shaw
Smi
Shaw
Shter
Chautauqua Central School
Edinboro author Andersons story in Post and TV drama
Anderson, of a farm near Edinboro, publishes The Little French Lady's Scalp in the March 29 issue of Saturday Evening Post and its 10 49 am TV dramatization on ABC. After 15 years in pulp writing, he plans to devote full time to writing. a second Post story has been sold with an announced date pending.
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Atpees Avinusee Pauaeroutty Sie
Ann Edinboro
Saturday Evening Post
American Broadcasting Co
Anderson
Edinboro
Laura Jean Campbell
Erie
Allegheny Mountains
Pittsburgh
The
Post
Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Offer Restored Health
Advertisement claims Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets cure aches and pains and dizziness by aiding kidney function to remove poisons from blood. Promotes overall health and urges readers to visit druggists. Suggests Golden Lax Tablets 25c as a companion product.
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Thompson
Five Hurt In Head On Crash Near Titusville
Five people were injured, two seriously, when two cars collided head on in a snow drift at the top of Goodwill Hill near Titusville. They were taken to Titusville Hospital. two will stay there until improved. Victims include Harvey Cook, 78, Pleasantville, with chest injuries. Mrs T A Seabrook of Harwich Port Mass with hip fracture and lacerations. T A Seabrook with lacerations. W F Coulter and son Charles of Route 3 Pleasantville with head and facial injuries. The Coulters said Seabrook car skidded, forcing a collision near Drake Brothers garage south of Grand Valley.
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Titusville
Goodwill Hill
Titusville Hospital
Harvey Cook
Houte
Pleasantville
T. A. Sestrook
Harwich Port
T. A. Deabrook
W. F. Coulter
Cheiles
Pleasastville
Fire destroys Waterford home leaving family homeless
A Waterford township family of five lost their farm home on Phillip's Hill four miles south of Waterford in a blaze that ruined all possessions. Snowbound roads delayed fire crews and state police report the cause is undetermined. The Sitter family now stays with neighbors as officials clear the highway.
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Waterford
Phillip's Hill
Floyd Sitter
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C. W. Jones
CIO
Washington
Kim Sigler
Michigan
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Auto Workers Union
Communist Party of the United States
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
FL. J. Thomas
George Addes
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Ford Department
Rowland’s
Western Auto Associate Store
N. Center St
Loblaws
Rome
Orchard Park Peas
Orchard Park
Catsup
Ol” Sore
Zuckerman’s
Chapin’s
Chapin
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Thomas Motor Co
Clinton St
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