Auxiliaries Meet District Council in Warren Titusville Erie
Auxiliaries from Kane Warren Titusville Oil City Erie and Corry attended a District Council meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the VFW home and Presbyterian church in Warren. A luncheon was served by the Opportunity Club and Mrs Bertha Lyons led the session with reports on recent work and plans for further efforts. A Carry auxiliary gift of five dollars was presented to Mrs Lyons. The next meeting will be in Warren on June 19 with national president Mrs F Stark in attendance.
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Kane
Warren
Tit Fusville
Oil City
Erie
Corry
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hilarry
Veterans GP Foreign Wars
West Wishiington Street
Presbyterian Church
Opportunity Club
Bertha Lyons
Titusville
Lyons
Carry
Carrie Houghton
V. FP. W
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
F. Stark
Camden
N. J
A.W. Rauscher
Harvey Patterson
Mad Parker
Ralph Boyle
Gertrude Allen
Notice farmers and horse-owners harness shop opens in Corry
New harness shop in Corry offers complete supplies for the horse and stables. Repairs are promptly done by George M. Hawk located at 14 First Ave.
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Corry
George’m. Hawk
Bigamist gets long sentence in Western Penitentiary
Erie May 18 Ben Morgan 92 confessed bigamist who was arrested here May 9 by Detective Sergeants Roy Mong and Bert Hagerty was committed to the Western penitentiary Wednesday for eight years. Disposition of the case was made in Pittsburgh his parole revoked. Arraigned in Pittsburgh Morgan said Erida Tatwlorl paid him 450 to marry. The woman slapped him at the bar. Morgan resided at 180 West 16th street Erie and was arrested after tracing a special delivery from his first wife. He was out on parole and sent back to serve a 10 year sentence given in November for two serious charges.
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Erie
Ben Morgan
Bigamist
Roy Mong
Bert Hagerty
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Morgan
Erida Tattwlorl
Suspended Jail Sentence for Local Lottery Convict
Erie judge suspends the nine months to two years Allegheny workhouse term for George Sparks a sales man at the Buick agency found guilty by a county court jury of conducting a lottery. Prosecutor was George Holcomb of 10th and Weschler Avenue.
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Erie
May Sa
Nassiler
George Sparks
Buick Auto Sgency
Allegheny
George Holcomb
10Th and Weschler Avenue
Bedridden six months I now do my own housework
Mrs Bly M Marsh of Titusville Pa testifies she suffered six months of nervous prostration and heart palpitations before taking Thompson's Barosma. She notes rapid recovery and regaining flesh, permitting her to work at home. The ad adds Golden Lax Tablets as a remedy for constipation and lists Thompson's Barosma at one dollar from all druggists.
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Thompson
Bly M. Marsh
Titusville
Plans approved for GM new courthouse project
Rie May 14 lay out of ficed in the new courthouse prepared by Walter Monaghan, architect, were approved finally Thursday by Judges W. B Rossiter, William J Hirt and Henry 8 Clark and the three county commissioners. Bids will be received about August 1 and construction to start within ten days after contracts are awarded. The courthouse is planned to cost not to exceed 500000, with estimates noting space gains for recorder of deeds and register of wills.
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Commissioners
Monohan
Erie
Mie
Youth Wyland sentenced for forgery in Erie court
Robert Wyland, 19, of Pottstown Pa was found guilty of forgery by a jury in Erie County Court. He received a fine of 225 dollars plus costs and a penitentiary sentence of two years one month to five years. Upon release he faces one to three years in the Allegheny workhouse. Wyland had pleaded guilty at the February term to forged checks and was paroled to county officer Harold P. Duncan. He was arrested again April 28 for forging checks on Geo Fire and Harold Dundon. He is awaiting trial Thursday on another forgery charge and Judge A P Rossiter warned him for parole violation. Mrs Shoop left for Warren on business.
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Erie
Robert Wylam
Pottstown
Erie County
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Wyland
Joseph Boulon
Harold P. Duncan
Geo. Fireh
Harold P. Dundon
A. P. Rossiter
Dundon
Two youths hurt in crash at Ridgway area
May 18 Ridgway—Robert Armstrong and Charles Faull, both 16 to Brookville, were seriously injured in an automobile accident near the Armaling Gasoline Station. An Overland truck tire blew, the vehicle turned over, Faull pinned beneath it with a broken pelvis and internal injuries. Armstrong in serious condition.
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Ridgway
Robert Armstrong
D. de Armstrong
Brookville
Charles Fault
Armatring
Reynoldsville
Faull
Abduction Case Voided by Guilty Plea in Little Valley
Clyde Stone pleaded guilty at opening of county court to abducting a Salamanca girl aged 17 last February. The 26 year old from 7407 Third Street Detroit admitted a prior petit larceny conviction. Judge Black sentenced him to four to eight years in Auburn Prison, suspended on five years probation.
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Little Valley
Mayla
Clyde Stone
Salamanca
County Court
Stone
Third Street
Detwit
Ray Hiller
Auburn
Trdge Black
Local Residents Hear City Forest Fund Update
Warren service group members told listeners that funding for park restoration along the Clarion River area is fully subscribed, with Mrs Kelly and daughter Anni among those contributing. The visit by Thomas Liggett highlighted efforts to restore the forest’s pristine condition for public use and benefit of the community.
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Warren Service PLC
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Anni
Erie
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