Paracraft Mutter s Day notes and local meetings mix
A garbled Erie Times page reports mixed items from May activities including a Board of Education meeting, a sheriff sale in Corry, a county court petition, a prisoner transfer, and upcoming speeches by Ira Landyits at a local church. Also noted are weather forecasts, cemetery meeting plans, stock market moves, a pay as you go policy for divorces, and Chautauqua campaign fundraising.
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Hansin McClenathan
Corry
Prilay Heda
Butler County
John H. Wilson
Chautaiqua Institution
America
Aba
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Bainbridge Colby
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Auui
Blue Eye Vicinity News Notes May 11
John Cox and Ernie moved from the Puller place to Lyle Porter’s on Eldred Hill. Socials include visits by Sandburgs, Jaquiths, Bindley, and Andersons. The community mourns Marvin K. Mead, funeral held with Loutsville Lodge assisting. Lew Jaquith remembered at Grand Valley and Lottsville services.
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Blue Eye
John Cox
Ernie
Puller Place
Lyle Porter
Eldred Hill
A. O. Sandburg Corry
Mr. Thompson
Warren
Wilma Binley
Grand Valley
Alfred Anderson
Jaughter
Doris
Plorence Anderson
Olean
We Sandburg
Chandler's Valley
Fd. Allen
Marvin K. Mead
Alla Mead
Youngsville
Alta Mead
Garnet
Spring Creek
Loutsville
Robert
William Bindley
Margaret
Albert Sandburg
Henry Jaquith
a.Jaquith
Wilma Bindley
Glenn Jaquith
Charles Sandburg
Ford
Grand Villey
Lottsville
Lew Jaquitt
Warren General Hospital
Jaquith
Ed. Jaquith
Rescues Youth Adrift At Sea Near St Petersbu
Dito Koch president of Kendall Dl Refining Bradford rescued John Dingwall twenty six from a tiny swamped rowboat eighteen miles off the coast. A coast guard worker had sighted a distressed craft ten miles off the key. Koch rushed from his cruiser to aid the man amid gale warnings. Koch keeps a winter home here. Vote for Howell for Uon 24 ares.
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ST. Petersburg
Hla
Dito Koch
Kendall Dl Refining Company
Bradford
John Dingwall
New York
iKoch
Ashing
Coast Guard
Koch
Mie
Dingwall
Grand Jury list heads 73 cases for May session at Erie court
Erie announces 73 cases to be presented to the May grand jury to convene Monday at the court house. Defendants include Lynn Sloan and Mrs Eva Luther linked to the Biegert murder inquiry, with charges ranging from breaking and entering to larceny and assault. Additional cases cover rape, fraud, frauds by bailee, counterfeit checks and liquor violations among others. Four more cases await scheduling.
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Erie
Court House
Mortimer KE
Graham
Lst
Lynn Sloan
Eva Luther
Biegert
Girard Township
Péter Grande
James Vnt
Tony Corsi
Charles Maloney
Allen Bull
Sloan
Mra Luther
Vincent Babse
Mike Pettinger
Boyd
John Kozlowski
J. W. Wiwards
Alex Orrenma
Mike Rustic
John Riley
GW. Brown
George Garbaloff
Albert Shafer
Bruno Tomsler
George Dornhoeffer
Nick Pistory
Franis St. George
Stinds
Carl Gentile
Leon Whipple
Morris Olsiu
Anniversary Party at Stackpole Carbon Company
May 12 Ridgway observers marked the twenty eighth anniversary of the Stackpole Carbon Company with a banquet at St Marys Sacred Heart Church attended by over 100 veterans and their partners. The plant, Elie county’s largest employer, once had 400 workers with 207 lasting five years or more, and now benefits from new products and NRA code hours reductions.
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Ridgway
Stackpole Carbon Copany
St.Marys
Sacred Heart Chnirch
Stackpole Carbon Company
Elie County
NRA
Whi
Stackpole Carbon Co
St Marys
Tomcat Hatches Chicken in Vermillion Farm Tale
A Clay County farmer says his tomcat hatched a chicken after he placed a hen’s egg in a nest. He claims the cat fathered the chick and cared for it for three weeks, a tale vouched by the farmer amid political advertisement.
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S. D
Charles Danielson
Clay County
Erie Consistory to Confer Degrees May 16
May 12. The Erie Consistory will hold its annual spring reunion with degrees from the 4th to the 82nd. Masons from Northwestern Pennsylvania will assemble at the Masonic temple next Wednesday and Thursday. Samuel J H Crown, commander in chief, will lead, assisted by Benjamin F Cummings and Elmer L Evans. Work begins Wednesday at 1 30 p m with the 4th degree. the 18th and 26th will be read Thursday morning. after lunch the 27th and 30th degrees follow. the 82nd degree closes with a supper for members and visitors.
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BRI
Erie
Pennsylvania
Masonic Temple
Samuel JH. Crown
Benjamin F. Cummings
Most Wike
Elmer L. Evans
Thomas W. Spottard
C C Built Log Cabins In State Forests For Tourists
Several members of the Citizens' Conservation Corps have constructed log cabins in the state forests. The cabins are intended to serve as shelters for tourists visiting the woods and serving as examples of the Corps’ regular work.
Freak Wind Storm Destroys Milk House Near Sheffield
May 12 Sheffield area reports a fierce wind storm at Prookston seven miles south of Sheffield. A newly built milk house on Mrs. C. Nelson property was ripped apart with lumber scattered, trees uprooted, and shrubbery damaged. A passerby, Bob Anderson, was swung by the wind and lost a tool, but the main house was spared. The storm arrived suddenly, with a white ball like hail and heavy rain. No further damage reported in Sheffield.
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Sheffield
Me Anderson
Tie
Sheffield Seople
Field mice cause alarm circuit short in Royal Oak box
Field mice chewed insulation in a signal box triggering a short circuit in Royal Oak Michigan. Police alerted by the malfunction. Advertisement notes political content appears in the copy. Local officials urge caution around utility equipment and advise reporting hazards promptly.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Injuries Fatal to Warren Man in Railroad Accident
John Carlson aged 60 died Friday after injuries from a May 1 freight train strike near Stoneham on the Pennsylvania line west of the crossing. Coroner ruled unavoidable for the crew of Engineer Stroupe and Conductor Kerr of Erie. Carlson, a retired serviceman once at the Soldiers' Home Hampton, Va, was unmarried and survived by two sisters Mrs J B Manning and Mrs J W Kittner and three brothers Geo A Charles A and Axel.
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Louisville, Ky
Geo. A
Charles A
Long Beach
Calif
Axel
Carlson
Stoneham
St. Pai South a ward T 48 BL 1000 Ray 1400
Fragmentary OCR text references a ward, a street name, and numbers, with unclear context. The readable items include likely geographic identifiers and official terms, but no coherent event or person is identifiable. This item reads as a damaged notice fragment with insufficient facts to confirm a specific action or filing.
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St. Pai South
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Mantity Vyening
Ira Landyits
AnthSaloon League
Will
First Baptist
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Mus County Federation of
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Peldge Uincheon
Henry MacDonald
WLBW
Grover c ‘Pathat
MacDonsil
Tatbot Rampaign
Edward Crapser
Corty
Nyleittors, Pinton
Hichard McCord
Talbot Committee
Ens
J. S. Weather Bureau
Grammer
Chrislie
Hare Creek
Sevan
Ibisa Worning
Ruslink
Clymer
Grand Larcen
Myron Neckers
Mayville
Pine Grove Cemetery
Alexander Campiny
New Yorks Stock Exchange
Charles Seubatk
Pocket Piltt
Star
Nas
Savor Wayden
Tiv Morthsde Estabiies
Bnt
Evie
Corry High
Blue Eye and
Marvin Mead
Lew Jaquith
Howell
Uon
Ares
PLANT
Stackpole Company
St. Marys
Model Dairy
Corry, Penna
Anne
Buchner
Will Rose
Congress
Iéeen
Rose
H. L. Schryver
East St
Corry, Pa
BPS
Pia
John Carlson
Harold F. Mook
Crawford
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Erie County
Law
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Mook Campaign Committee
Mely
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