Married Here Last Evening: Viva Shaws Weds Walter Ludwig
Miss Viva Shaws of Coudersport and Walter Ludwig of Emporium were married last evening at 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Erwin O Reed 212 Mott Street Bay City. The ceremony was performed by Glenn Reed an uncle of the bride. The couple were attended by Katherine Whitmore and Chester Shaw. The bride is a cousin of Erwin Reed. A wedding reception followed with cake. The couple will reside in Emporium and travel through New York State.
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Viva Shaws
Coudersport
Walter Ludwig
Emrorium
Erwin O. Reed
Mott Street
Bay
Glenn Reed
Pinsley
Katherine Whitmore
Emporium
Chester Shaw
Cantersport
Erwin Reed
New York State
Board to Sit Tight on Teacher Dismissals
Corry school directors will not act on the attorney general ruling. They plan to await a court test before schools resume and intend to sit tight until a definite decision is handed down.
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Corry
Change in Schedule for Train No 568 Sunday
Local Pennsylvania Railroad officials announce May 16 changes briefing that passenger train 568 will arrive about one hour earlier to restore morning connections with Titusville O City Franklin and Pittsburgh. Current Erie arrival is 12 10 P M and departure 12 26 P M.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
City
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Erie
Local residents noted visiting and moving in Erie region
A string of personal notices lists visitors and guests in Erie including John Howlett and friends, Mrs Anna Dunkle of Kane, and Mrs Made Gordon of North Center Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams relocate to Erie with Williams as senior clerk at the state liquor store. Other entries mention relatives visiting, funerals in Meadville, travel to Johnson City NY for Baptist conference, and local residents returning from trips to Philadelphia and Talcon.
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John Howlett
Erie
Anna Dunkle
Kane
Slaughter
Warren
Made Gordon
North Center Street
Robert Willams
Williams
State
Elizabeth Dietsen
Eric
Herr
Christiy Millson
Jn Meely
Julia Cat
Meadville
Katherine Bagn
A. Hoole
Pan
Fre Ross
Johnson City
N.Y
Géneral Association of Regular Baptist Churches of America
Emma Dean
West Washington Street
Tany
Carl Dean
FP. B. Richardson
Philadelphia
George Seitreiner
Lucille Gullen
Brie
S. Johnson
Giles W. Cook Sr. Dies in Erie Heart Attack
Giles W. Cook Sr., longtime Erie resident and manager of the canoe-house on the Erie peninsula, died of a heart attack Monday afternoon at his home 818 Cherry Street. He is survived by his wife, three daughters and a son Giles Cook Jr, with burial planned Wednesday in Brie.
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Giles W. Cook
Erie
Cherry Street
Cook
Giles Cook
Barbara Young Cook
Corry
Brie
Justices May Quit Close Court Fight
Resignation rumors swirl around the Rooseveldt the Senate debate on retirement of Supreme Court justices. Analysts predict possible rulings on old age pension provisions while Sen Edward R Burie proposes a compromise requiring retirement at a set age. A Philadelphia mass meeting attacks the president s program as defenders press the issue.
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Senate
Talient Lelay
Uribiinal
Edward R. Burie
Pearsganization
Congress
Gendrors
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Supreme Court Committee of Defenders
Roosevelt Court
Halt Airship Blast Probe To Bury Victims At Sea
New York May 11 investigation of the Hindenburg disaster was temporarily halted as survivors German diplomats and US army and navy officers prepared to attend funeral services for 3 of the 80 victims. The 23 flag draped coffins were taken to the Hamburg American line pier for rites at 6 pm EDT before being transported to Germany for trial.
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New York
Hindenburg
Lyy
St Vivors
Army
Hamburg American Line
Hamburg
Germany
Masnburg
Plans Made for Children's Day at Ho Church
The Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal church met in ho church to plan Children Day exercises for June 13. Mrs. O A Johnson was appointed chairman of the annual program. Thirty four board members attended, assisted by Sunday School officers.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
O. A. Johnson
Boar
General Association of Regular Baptists Fifth Meeting
The fifth meeting of the General Association of Regular Baptists gathers in Tomalin City, NX, May 191h with Dr. M. R. T. Ketchum of Gary, Ind., as president. Speakers from California, Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio attend. fellowship aims to unite with the Northern Baptist convention amid disagreements over policy.
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Ffh
General Association of Regular Baptist Chinwnes
Atmeried
Tomalin City
Brno
Pavant
Cory and Hey
John Waugantar
Spartansibutrys
Haase
Norther Baptist Convention
Mr. T. Ketchum
Central Baptist Church of
Gary
Ind
Califor
Indiana
Ulingis
New York
Pennsylvania
Opportunity Club Meeting Reports Mixed Attendance and Plans
The May meeting of Wu Opportunity Club drew a large turnout with mainly routine business discussed. Members included Mrs. George Scot and Mrs. UC M Hengst, with Mrs. AlsKL Milvaicuit admitted as Warvines. program featured a Dale Carnegie review and talk on Inlverite Trot. A June meeting plan noted, and a death of Seth Melani prompted a luncheon event at Shurly avenue with bread and whipped cream served.
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Wu Opportunity Cib
Murrion Siwitht
North Center Street
George Scot
Hengst
Alskl Milvicaut
Warvines
Dale Carnegie
Mirsie
Seth Melani
Shurly Avenue
Lustoxsi
Fingerprinting School Children Postponed
The Coriy Public Schools proposed fingerprinting of students at a meeting led by Supt. R. S. Dewey, likely deferred until fall. The plan, supported by the council and officers, may be revived if fall arrangements cover the costs. Patrolman Tess M. Mead would handle the fingerprinting duties.
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Coriy
Dewey
Che Munter
Everting
CMTE
Hite
Bie Htnky
Sistrict
Tess M. Mead
Probe into Espionage Ring Sought in Senate Logjam
United Press reports a probe into an espionage ring linked to Senate activities. Names such as Nye, Borah, and others surface in a murky timeline as investigators pursue suspected leaks and illicit payments.
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United Press
Senate
Ben Grad
Win
R. Borah
Market Gossips Signal Mixed Stocks Outlook
The piece surveys varied market opinions from United Press Financial Editor Elmer Walzer. It notes fewer outright bulls, cautious forecasts, and probable midyear consolidation amid uncertain Europe and inflation talk, with investors advised to pick individual issues with above average appeal.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Mat Holbing
Hanson
Europe
Financial World
R.A. Pierce & Co
Alexander Exsemann & Co
Mhleulane
Vontheast
Roose- Soll
Ieth
Fey
Motinn
Stocks Drift Amid Muted Trading In Late Market Session
May 11 reports show fluctuating stocks with dull trading. Bonds and commodities moved unevenly while corn and cotton hit new lows and several large industrials and manufacturers faced mixed results as investors weighed higher rates and a cautious mood.
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