University row on campus sparks arrests and chaos
Four teens from the University of Pennsylvania were arrested following a campus disturbance described as a rowbottom outbreak. The incident involved property damage and a derailed trolley car, plus bottles thrown in streets during the incident. A separate report notes the death of Fred H. Barker in Rochester, while police question Charles Adkins in the Ohio River case. An advertisement mentions a used horse cultivator for sale.
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Jhitea Press
Piiladrephia
University of Pennsylvania
Rowbottom
McMechen
W. Va
Fred H. Barker
Rochester
Ohio River
Pollue
Charles Adkins
Adkins
Barker
Sandburg
County Lacks Funds to Build TB Hospital Delays Project
Erie county officials told Kenneth Winter of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association that no money exists for a tuberculosis hospital this year. A potential plan to use the old Ridge Road poor farm site was discussed, with Davis opposing the site as a large county investment. Rogan supports the site and a $117,000 plan approved by the chamber, but funding constraints postpone construction to next year.
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Erie
Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Winter
McWinter
Charles R. Davis
Harvey M. Willis
Poor Farm
Ridge Road
Pittsburg Avenue
Davis
Joseph O) Rogan
Chamber of Commerce
Washington PTA Elects New Officers and Plans Piano Purchase
The Washington School Parent Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Burt Hurst was elected president with Miss Helen Johnson as vice president and Mrs. LeRoy Dickinson as secretary. Mrs. Cleo Height became treasurer. Health instructor Miss Agnes Jennells led a program of schoolchild exercises and piano solos by Mrs. Robert Kelsey. Council members include Mrs. Hoscie J. Dearing and Mrs. Joseph Duke, who will also oversee piano funds. Room No. 2 won the banner for parent attendance.
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Burt Hurst
Washington
Parent- Teachers Association
Helen Johnson
LeRoy Dickinson
Cleo Height
Agnes Jennejs
Robert Kelsey
Hoscie J. Dearing
Joseph Duke
Dearing
Helen Jotnerlill
Wood-Welden Nuptials at Clymer Saturday
Announcement notes Elbert B. Wood Corry and Naomi Welden Titusville were married at Clymer on May 16 by Rev Beielman at the M B Church parsonage. The couple reside in Corry RD 8, awaiting their future home. A proposed institution project was discussed with estimated costs and timing pending Commissioner MacLean’s return from St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh.
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Elbert B. Wood
Corry
Rt. D
Naomi Welden
Walter Welden
Titusville
Clymer
Beielman
M. B. Church
Wood
R. D
Winter
Allen H. MacLean
Pittsburgh
St. Francis Hospital
Four Burglary Suspects Fined in Frevunia Case
Four youths arraigned before Justice Baxter for burglary at the Bartlett home on Cughing Street. Arthur Straub admitted entering the house and was fined 50 dollars after his actions alarmed two normal school girls. Kelley Bakane paid 5 dollars. Hoss Muscati and Charles Polvino were fined 25 dollars each. The group will share a winch they destroyed after disposing of a stolen purse.
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Frevunia
D. W. Bartlett
Cughing Street
Justice of the Peace
Nelson J. Baxter
Arthur Straub
West Third Street
Eric, Pa
Kelley Bakane
Hagie Street
Hoss Muscati
Cleveland Avenue
Charles Polvino
Bakane
Straub
Senior Class Entertained at St Edward's High School Dance
Graduating class of St Edward's High School enjoyed lunch and dancing last evening in a hall decorated in senior colors light rose and sver. Twenty five couples attended with music by Harvays orchestra. Sponsored by the sophomore class in honor of the seniors. The junior class hosts a public dance this evening at the hill.
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St. Edward's High School
Harvay
St. Edwards High School
Results of Boys' Week Demonstrations Effects
The report outlines general outcomes from two weeks of Boy’s Week demonstrations. It notes increased civic value of boys, public recognition of government responsibility toward youth, stronger boy life commissions, city wide councils, better cooperation with business, and expanded facilities like playgrounds pools and camps aided by greater donations.
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Rotary Clip
Busine
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T.B. Hospital
J. Kenneth Winter
Sioners
Washington P.T.A
Wood-Welden
Kellogg
Battle Creek
All-Bran
Keister
Ster
Keister's
Unguentine
Bellans
McKesson Milk
Magnesia
Automobile
Parke Davis
Neko
Rinex
B. C
Rinso
Rinso Racine
Pene
LUX
Ally
Rg Ree
W. Main ST
Corry, PA
Washington Market
Merrill
Wilcox, Corry, PA
Tony Rezzeule
Main ST
Ralph Chiricuzzo
First Ave
L. D. West
First Avenue
Foster’s Groceteria
Center ST
Will J. Wilcox
Willi Star Stores, Inc
N. Center ST
Bob Keppel
Wing-Willi Star Stores, Inc
Broilers
Citer
Atlantic & Pacific
ML Jur
Greer Beens
Onmer
Wentz
Paline
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