County Hospital Funds Exhausted in Erie County
Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital overdraft of 14860.74 stretched the general fund as operating expenses rose above last year. County controller Harvey Willis told commissioners that tax funds for hospital support have not started, forcing draws on general funds. Sheriff Roy G. C. Jones and two deputies thwarted a prison break at the Bivolord county fair last night.
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Erie County
Yejmit
Harvey ‘Willis
Bride of Perry McCray in Corry Church Ceremony
Miss Rose Marie Clabbatz daughter of Mr. and Mrs Goward Clabbatz of Corry and Perry McCray son of Mrs Oletia McCray of Mott Street and Bruce McGray of Clymer were married at the United Brethren Church with Rev Harris in charge. The ceremony featured apple blossom decorations and music. The couple will reside with Mrs McCray until June 1 when Mr McGray reports to his Marine station in Barstow California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Clabbatz
Perry McCray
Anss
Virginia Clabbaly
Phyliiis McCray
Joanne Clabbate
Victoria
Carol Elisart
Carl Clabbat
Hicham Buwvaws
Ronald Webb
Gerald McCray
Pittsfield Ton
Mr. McGray
Marines
Barstow
Calif
Mrs C W Shotzbarger Heads Junior High PTA Officers
The final meeting of the year for the Junior High School PTA was held in the library at 3:30 yesterday afternoon with about 60 attendees. Miss Ann Baressi led the PTA prayer as Mrs Mildred Denton presided over reports and officer elections. Clyde Shorebarger was elected president A V Cochran vice president Mrs Robert Proctor secretary and Mrs Edward Jerome treasurer. Harold Wolfe principal introduced Miss Verla Leonard who spoke on tree expression in art from 1st through 9th grades and the session closed after reading the PTA objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Shotzbarger
P.T.A
Ann Baressi
Mildred Denton
Clyde Shorebarger
A.V. Cochran
Robert, Proctor
Edward Jerome
Harold Wolfe
Verla Leonard
Proctor
Women Of The Moose Hold Routine Session
The Women Of The Moose met on North Center Street last evening with 28 members present. Senior Regent Ning Jewell led business, noting 415.08 was raised from a bingo party for the Community Memorial Hospital Fund. Edua Thiessen was named to chair a forthcoming birthday party, with final plans to be announced. Officer nominations occurred for the coming year, with elections at the next meeting. The evening ended with social time.
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Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Cora Damon
Erma Hepler
Ruth Bokemai
Ning Jewell
Comny Memorial Hospital Fund
Edua Thiessen
Tine Bth
Introducing a soi born for one Mars Myron Salley
A birth at Corry Hospital yesterday records Myron Salley born to a parent at 1250 West Main Street. The brief item notes the newborn in a concise hometown notice.
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Mars
Myron
Salley
West Main Street
Corry Hospital
Dinner Hosts for All-Way Electric Bowling Team
Mr and Mrs Joe Gentilmar hosted four members of the All-Way Electric bowling team of the Fourth Ladies League at a dinner party at Hotel Cor ry. A fine turkey dinner was served at 6:30 pm to Miss Florence Wareyniak Mrs Olive Dedean Miss Victoria Borsa and Miss Lota Fre ell and Mr and Mrs Gentitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gentilmar
Fourth Ladies’ League
Hotel Corry
Florence Wareyniak
Olive Dedean
Victoria Borsa
Lota Freell
Gentitman
Mrs Reich Hosts Beth Israel Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
The ladies auxiliary of the Beth Israel congregation met at Mrs Nathan Reichs home on West Frederick Street last evening. After the business session, attendees played cards and enjoyed refreshments. The June meeting will be at Mrs Sarah Zalmecks on West Washington Street.
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Nathan Reich
Beth Israel
West Frederick Street
Sarah Zalmeck
West Washington Street
Fairview P T A Elects Officers and Plans Health Project
Mes. Lawrence Hansen to head Fairview P T A as the final meeting of the year is held at the school. Third grade students sing and a film is shown as the program. Dr. Mabel Jones Briggs aids with refreshments and officers are installed. A $120 donation to the Coury Memories Hospital Fund is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hansen
Fairview P. T. A
Palrview PT. A
WM. O
Leo Carroll
Eva Kepler
Bobby
Ora Hirper
Aft Hoon
Mes. Reymond Lynt
Aadt
Alton Klinger
Leon Brown
Edward Roschweber
Dorothy McJunnsin
Brown
Coury Memories Hospital Fund
McJunkin
N. Aquiling
Murle Kolster
Mabel Junes Briggs
Beaverdam 4-H Group Meeting Led by Crowell
Beaverdam 4-H met with ten youths and four adults last night. Due to low adult turnout the organization meeting was postponed. President David Crowell led the session and L H Bull county agent outlined the Home Improvement project for summer months. The next gathering is planned at Miss Charlotte and RC Marsh’s home.
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Beaverdam
Tyan Miller
Youmer
David Crowell
L. H. Bull
Istani County
Charlotte
R. Cc. Marsh
Large Class Initiated Into Elks Last Night
Elks members and visitors enjoyed an eight o’clock dinner after a 6 o’clock toast at the Corry lodge. Over 250 attended the dinner before the business meeting. A class of 19 candidates was initiated by Exalted Ruler M. Cos and officers of the Titusville lodge, with guests Dell Darling Harry Miller and Fred Lamberton of Erie among about 30 Titusville members and several from the Shatin lodge present.
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Elks
Corry
W R C Members In Regular Session
Members of W R C met in regular session yesterday afternoon at Hall Number One. About forty members and guests were served by the young people of the camps. Decorations featured pink and yellow with spring blooms. The oldest member, Mrs Mae Sessions, received a bouquet while Mrs Rosa Westley led with a lesson on Mothers. Mrs Frank Lillie played piano numbers and games followed by a brief business session. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 6.
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Betty Lindquist
Ralph Davison
Lester Lewis
Warren
Clayton Burmaster
Linda
Findley Lake
Corry
Glenn Lines
Scott Feld
Perry Lines
B. By
Harry Lamona
Perry Mead
Clarence Braley
Hollow Lake
Canada
H. . McCloskey
Floyd Chamber
Mayville
Virgil Ross
Franklin Street
Erie
Paul Daniels
St. Seb
Herbert C. Loveless
Robert Earl
Buffalo
St. Sat
Loveless
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Philippine
Y Loveless
Harry Lynch
John Rogers
Youngstown
Alma Gardner
West Wayne Street
Charles Akam
George Hudson
Idle Hudson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jerome P. Needham
Maple Avenue
Frank Austiti
Needham
George Orcutt
Jobn
New York City
Archie Titch
B. D
Julia Zepka
Camp
Atterbury
Valentine Zepka
Shady Avenue
Camp L Pickett
Mary Thayer
Nina Rivelle
Alice Messinger
Myrtle Higby
Ann Cragg
Stella Klinger
Lillian Cox
Lydia Jukes
Jamestown
Ralph Bennett
Navy Mothers’ Club
Lucy Ayers
Jiune
E. L. Nixon
State College
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Earl van Guilder
Spring Street
Parl Brooks
Orchard Park
Mae Sessions
Rosa Westley
Frank Lillie
Hureday
Birthday Party For Larry Shampoe
Larry Shampoe was honored on his second birthday by his parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Shampoe of RD 2 Clymer A pleasant social evening was enjoyed with refreshments served The table featured simple pink and white decorations and birthday cakes He received many gifts Those traveling included Mr and Mrs Gliwn Cooper and Roger Cooper of Findley Lake Mr and Mrs Carl Marsh Faith land Gail Leeman of RD 4 Gorry
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Shampoe
Mrn
Gordon Shampoe
RD. 2
Clymer
Larry
Gliwn Cooper
Roger Cooper
Findley Lake
Carl Marsh
Faithland Gail Leeman
Rd, 4
Gorry
District Governor Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis Club held a regular gathering at Rita Restaurant last evening with twenty members and guests. President A Gray Stine chaired the business session planning a June 2 horse show at Love Land Field. Jerry Harkness of Sharon, lieutenant governor of the district, delivered a talk on the reawakening of citizenship and received strong approval.
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Kiwanis Club
Rita
A. Gray Stine
Plas
Loveland Field
Jerry Harkness
Sharon
Dominic Clings to Story in Slaughter Case Trial
Testimony depicts a brutal basement killing at Erie home with Dominic Riley describing the events. He claims Bubba, Millie and Fisher argued over money before the shooting and disposal of the body, with Dominic pressured to help conceal the crime and flee to Savannah.
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Dominic
Ito
Commonwealth Witness
Erie House
Botly
Dorinie
Savannah
Cora
FEY
Five Yes
Dominie Expresser
Feryuhing
Eimer
Eyals
Doniltle
Erle
Bubna
Fisher
Bubba
Millie
Bubits
Spe Andlhie
Bubiw
Enpty
Buble
Bina
Tandom
Golf City
Tila
Autombile trouble leads to murder confession in Erie case
Dominic testified about a futile attempt to free a car from mud then driving to Erie for a wrecker. He described Bubna’s anger and a plan to wash the car with a garden hose. Millie and Bubna allegedly helped create a story as bodies were discovered the next day. Violet E Garbell was taken south after the events.
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Erie
Bubna
Dominic
Aubna
Millie
Bominic
Fisher
Violet Eleanor
Arbell
Mies
Commonwealth Star Witness Held in Secret Awaiting Call
A key witness, identified as the Commonwealth star, remains in secrecy and is kept off the public record while awaiting the moment to testify. The proceedings center on her availability and potential impact on the case.
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Comomowealth
Ding
Mayville Man Held in Erie for Forgery
Anthony Barsea alias Buffalo 26 of Mayville W. Va., was arrested by county officials at 1 40 p m Thursday at a business near 6th and Pennsylvania Avenue Erie on a forgery charge. He struggled before officers subdued him. Sheriff Paul Babbitt announced he was wanted by New York authorities. Deputies William Baron and Phil Carpenter assisted.
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Mayville
Erie
Anthony Barsea
Buffalo
6Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Babbitt
Bareca
New York
William Baron
Phil Carpenter
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Ji Cress
Charles Winninger
Adele Jergens
Sara Haden
Percy Kilgride
Ah Mikup
Ai Rayt
Joan Newton
Glenn UR Vernon
North Corry
Staton N. Canter
Columbus Ave
Armitage A Whnawer
Vhons
Children’s Exchange
N. Center St
Park Lunch
Powell Motor CO
Tula
W.R.C
Larry Shampoe
Zuckermans
Avery
Chapin
Page's
Dial
White House
Lake Shore
Baker's Chocolate
Ierteer
Pillsbury
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