Sudden death of George L. Hudson at Corry farm
George L. Hudson died suddenly at his home 140 Ridge Street Sun-4 afternoon after returning from the farm. He had been ill with a cold and shortness of breath, then suffered a heart attack while resting. Born March 28 1895 in Columbus township Warren County, he was married to Eleanor Dunlap in December 1917. He lived in Titusville, then near Columbus, later moving to Corry where he worked for Cory Jamestown Mfg. Co. He served on TA of M and United Presbyterian Church at Vrooman. Survived by wife Eleanor, son William of Corry, daughter Mrs Reid Winans of Lottsville, two grandchildren, a son James Hudson killed in France November 29 1944, mother Mrs Elsie Hudson of Erie, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at Bracken-Keating in Corry with service Wednesday at 4 pm by Rev Albert Broadhurst. Interment in David Curtis Cemetery at Columbus.
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George L. Hudson
Ridge Street
Mr. Hudson
Davenport
Columbus Township
Warren County
Eleanor Dunlap
Titusville
Columbus
Corry
Hudson
Cory-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Corry-Jamestown
TA. of M
United Presbyterian Church
Vrooman
Primary Election Count Shrinking to Forty Thousand in County
Erie County officials anticipate 35000 to 40000 voters at the May 21 primary amid a three way Republican congressional race. Election Board Chairman Dell Darling says turnout should be strong. watchers certificates authorized for several statewide races. New voting locations have been secured and machines delivery starts May 15, with supplies for election officers arriving the same week.
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Election Board
Dell Darling
Darling
Samuel Roberts
Republican County Committee
Edward Martin
U. S. Senate
James Dutt
Daniel B. Strickler
Neusensat
William 5. Livengood
Secretary of the Interior
Erie County
Dis
County Detention Home Scored By Grand Jury Erie
The May 6 grand jury lashed Erie county officials for deplorable conditions at the county detention home. They called for immediate action to find better quarters or repair the present facility. The written report condemned the home as inadequate and poorly maintained. The jurors demanded decisive steps, noting prior pleas had been ignored. Jupiter's diameter is estimated at 11 times that of the earth.
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Erie
Grand Jury
Erie County
Grand Juy
Youth Climber Delights Oil City Bridgeside Crowd
Gene Wager 16, of Oil City, perched atop the Stote Street bridge early Saturday, hanging by one hand from a steel rod and his feet for hours while police and firemen urged him down. He finally descended at 1 30 p.m., after spectators watched the stunt.
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Oil City
Gene Wager
3Ile
Stote Street
Wager
Woman Not To Be Prosecuted For Tampering In Erie
May 6 report says no criminal action will follow the court’s continuance of Mike Dominick murder trial. Judge Evans questioned Sara Peters about visiting jurors’ homes to gather information for a fee. He noted her long practice of “investigating” jurors and selling the results to attorneys, but found no malicious intent this time.
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Erie
Mike Dominick
Evans
Sara Peters
Bubna
Millie
Dominick
Damign J
Connie's Store Opens With Free Food and Prizes
Connie's West Main Street store held a reopening Saturday drawing 24 baskets of prepared foods and groceries. Twelve winners, including Mrs Pajil Chase and Mrs Laura Steen, collected prizes at 9 pm. Mrs Paul Taylor won a cake from Firch Baking Company.
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Hungien
Connie's
West Main Street
Pajil Chase
Laura Steen
Ellen Hamilton
Ethel Ottaway
W. H. Davis
Charles Bell
Fred Root
James Hunt
Lester Lewis
Nester Aymong
Hagel Shuss
Mary Crane
HB. Reynolds
Zipporah Miller
Margaret ‘Morris
May Niglone
Myrie Pangborn
Rose Seiana
Esther Rote
Elizabeth Mineo
Ann Royek
Anne Shields
Charles Peterson
Theodore Goring
Paul Taylor
Firch Baking Company
Heavy fire damages Niesner Dime store in Ashtabula
A Saturday blaze at the three story Niesner Dime store on Main avenue in Ashtabula caused an estimated $100,000 in losses. Firefighters from Ashtabula and Lake counties battled for six hours, preventing spread to nearby Main avenue buildings. The origin was undetermined and under investigation with questions about criminal intent.
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Asaanuna
May
Cne
Niesner
Main Avenue
Ashtabula
Lake Counties
Truckload of liquor taken at Silver Creek
Edward Nameér of Buffalo seized by local police Saturday night and handed to the Bureau of Internal Revenue for illegal liquor transportation. Held on $1,000 bail, arraignment scheduled before U S Commissioner Harry Harding in Buffalo. Warner reportedly transporting whisky toward Chicago with no license and removed serial numbers.
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Luv Ees Utes
Edward Nameér
Buffalo
Bureau of Internal Revenue
U. S
Harry Harding
Charles Bigler
Warner
Chicago
Bear Lake Prepares For Telephone Service Expansion
Bear Lake May 6 telephones soon available in homes and businesses as Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation completes installations and advances on the switchboard. Mrs Ruth Perkins returns from Youngstown after a visit. Grace Huling and husband of St Petersburg MA visit brother Lawrence Risley and family. Olterbein Guild meets with 12 members. Jane Perking and Mary Ella Cable serve refreshments. Roy Perkins and family and Mrs R E Cobb visit Dunton family in Corry. U B Church and Rose Lake milk plant switch to daylight saving time, prompting jokes about saving daylight at night and burning electricity in the morning.
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Bear Lake
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Ruth Perkins
Youngstown
Grace Huling
St. Petersburg
Lawrence Risley
Olterbein Guild
Ida Wevers
Jane Perking
Mary Ella Cable
Roy Perkins
R. E. Cobb
Ben Dunton
Corry
B.C
U. B
Rose Lake
New Locker Plant Opens in Corry Drawing Crowds
Saturday evening marked the opening of the Corry Locker Service with a three day event. R. F. Nason, owner and manager, guided hundreds of Corry residents through the new facility as customers signed up for locker space and the sale of varied foods including vegetables seafood and fried chicken.
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May Veannett
Shending, Tits Vegetables
Corry
We Locker
R. 4. Nason
Nason
Unclear fragment hints at Beaver event on eighth day
Fragmentary note references a Beaver event on an eighth day with scattered words about a son and development. The text is unreadable and lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to support a fuller summary.
Fragmented Crime Note Hints At Missing Spy Case
A damaged OCR fragment references a spy and a missing person with unclear names and places. The legible bits indicate a covert operation or investigation note, suggesting a political espionage theme and potential arrest or disappearance involved in the case.
Rarhblir planning games for Selioo contest
A local note outlines plans for a Selioo contest with a focus on graphical presents and junior involvement. Details hint at event themes, venue notes, and scheduling considerations though specifics are unclear.
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Rarhblir
Moose
Two Ed We OngU 5 Age Hi But Story As His Offer
In a brief sports note, Williams leads the Bison on a night of action as he issues an offer or challenge during the card event. The report highlights innings and punch moments from the night's competition and features Williams prominently.
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Story
Punch Williams
Bison
Wil
Unclear Reads Hover Over Sports Outfielder Injury
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions an outfielder and wrist issue during training. It references Mexico, thumb, and intensity of workouts but lacks coherent details or identifiers. No clear date or team is recoverable from the text.
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Evers
Mexico
Pete Intent
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