Girl Found Dead in Lake Erie Mystery Near Cleveland
Police and the coroner investigate a death in Lake Erie at Lakewood near Cleveland. The girl, initially thought murdered, is now believed to have died by suicide. Authorities link the body to Ina Green from Union City with uncertain movements and identity.
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Erie
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Ina Green
Union City
Tua Green
Saturda
Marion Daile
Corry Council Discusses Carnival and City Projects
The council heard about a June carnival and reviewed a 1981 Sinking Fund Commission report showing bonds retired this year and a $10 425 need for the year. George Way got permission to cut curb in front of his home for a driveway. A PA Electric Co contract was tabled for next meeting with manager C M Howard to explain. Cornell adjourned after bid tabulation for paying and bridge work, with awards to be made Friday.
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W. F. W. Post
Sinking Fund Commission
George F. Way
E. Congress Sheet
City of
Corry
Pennsylvania
Betty Weakland to Preach at Pisrt Baptist Saturday
Betty Weakland the thirteen year old girl evangelist will preach and sing at Pisrt Baptist church in Corry Saturday May 24 at 7 25 p m. She has traveled across the continent and from Canada to Mexico proclaiming the gospel. The family Dr and Mrs J Roy Weakland of Cleveland accompany her on a one night tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania. A free will offering will be received.
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Weakland
Pisrt Baptist
Corry
Canada
Mexico
Betty
J. Roy Wealkeland
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Painesville
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Delegates Head to Erie Diocese Episcopal Convention
W. Moore and W. H. Merrick with Rev. Lyle D. Utts and spouses depart for Franklin Pa to attend the 20th annual convention of the Episcopal church in the Erie Diocese. The program includes opening at 4 pm, committee reports, secretary election, special services at 8 pm, and a reception for the bishop and diocese laymen. Wednesday features Holy Communion, convention business, and the laymen's dinner closing the two day session.
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W. Moore
W. H. Merrick
Lyle D. Utts
Robert P. Frazier
South Dakota
Seton Hill Mothers Week End fete honors Mrs McCormick
Mrs Mae McCormick joined by daughter Misa Frances at Seton Hill College during Mothers weekend May 16 to 18. One hundred twenty one mothers attended tours lectures and demonstrations in home economics exhibits and student life events. The program featured mock debate plays concerts choir performances and a reception for families on Sunday. Miss McCormick senior, Sigma Alpha Alpha member, and editor of the Setonian participated in activities.
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Mae McCormick
Misa Frances McCormick
Seton Hill College
Elator Ale
Seton Hill
Home Economics House
College
College Choral Society
Glee Club
Car Hits Pole Injuring Man in Salamanca Incident
May 20 report from Salamanca states Halliday Pierge of Carrollton is in serious condition at the hospital after a Sunday evening car crash. The Pierce brothers vehicle left the highway below Red House near the Erie Railroad station and struck a pole. Wilford Pierce sustained a head cut. Mrs. Clara Nephew and her two daughters Iva and Bay ence Boardman suffered shock.
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Salamanca
Halliday Pierge
Carrollton
Wilford Pierce
Red House
Erie Railroad Station
Clara Nephew
Iva
Bay =ence Boardman
Luckies Said Less Irritating to Throats by Doctors
Twenty thousand six hundred seventy nine physicians claim the brand Luckies are gentler on throats due to a secret heat ing process that purifies the tobacco and reduces irritation.
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Marion Dailey
BELET
Baptist Church
Meadville
Sharon
Beaver Falls
Ellwood City
Aliquippa
Ambridge
Rochester
Pittsburgh
James van Auken
Eric
Buffalo
Sarah Wilcox
Jamestown
Bernice
van Auken
Ohio Basin
Betty Weakland
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ehe Diocese of Episcopal Church
Sis Sound
Aueny
Sir Henry Thompson
M.D. F.R.S
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N.B.C
The
American Tobacca Co
Mfrs
Arta Teact
Prie
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