Two Fires at Bear Lake Concert Draws Crowds
Bear Lake reports two fires within a week at the same locale. Mel Cornall and daughter Mel Lucile Stagg were visiting, while a large community revival and Sunday program featured an evangelist. The blaze damaged a home owned by William Rowe at Lottsville, with several area families and many spectators witnessing the fire fight from surrounding hills.
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Bear Lake
Mel Cornall
Mel Lucile Stagg
reLupmee
Thely Hummus
Washington
Priday
Mr Cornish
Mss
Morenee Swertland
Miss Dorma
Cornish
J. J. Petersen
Jamestown
Billay
Tyan Bo Hawksins
Bluteher
Betty
Linesville
Motarai
Blutehher
Surly
W. Hy Bisnis
Tind Mya
Merritt Smith
Armastown
George Smitty
Carl Chosby
Robert Wilbur
F Miller
Beri
John Libs
Bully Weeney
Miller Ruem
Wilcott
Sim Luttervin
Susie Pinney
Whiney
Stranigun
Morey
Evie
Pont Unussy
Revi CN. Wiener
Warner
Walton St. John
Misa Milured Richartson
Abrough
Willton
Charles St. John
Laura Davidaylcn
Dieviewiek
Dwerak
Mion
Fultiee Howe
Mugil
Maruti
Prade
W Jist
Stephen Davilivich
Willam Rowe
Lottsville
Union City
Robert Hawkins
Robert Eddy
Panama
Pat Crowe
Margaret
Fr. Crowe
Nellie Douglas
Michigan
Florence Sweetland
Eugene Perkins
Erie
Jennie Bogne
Minnie Cobb
Thabelle Malloy
North Clymer
Harold Cooper
Faiuties
N. Smith
R. McDonald
Roger D. Moray
Hartfield
Sherman
Ripley
Mayville
Sherman High School
May Willeigh School
Masked Nudist Attacks Women Near Kane High School
Kane authorities search for a partly unclothed masked man who attacked a Kane High School girl near the Community Hospital Thursday evening. Fern Swanson, a junior, escaped after a struggle as a State Trooper arrived minutes later. In Warren three women returning from Jamestown reported a nude man emerging from a cemetery and signaling to stop their car before fleeing across the highway.
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Kane
State and Ibayough
Wows
Kane High School
Fern Swanson
Kane Meh
Escinedt
Hen Fightean
Ejrutlens
Adbert Weir
Uttdele Gay
Releasei| Inter
Bud
Suveiance Lotay
Warren
Three Toes
Jaenestown
Akeley
Tian J Xp
Marriage Announced in Stymer New York
Harold Lloyd son of Mrs Charles Nichols of 1005 West Main Street and Miss Marigm Berks hire daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Berkeshirle of Johnstown Pa married February 13 1937 at Stymer New York. The Rev G Tings officiated. Mrs Lloyd earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from State Teachers College Indiana in 1935 and teaches near Erie. Mr Lloyd is employed by Corry Jamestown Manufacturing. After June 1 they reside at Wright Street.
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Punxsutawney
Nash Bailey
GH. Tillotson
Dean Man- Achting
Meadville
Allegheny Collage
Dorothy Tillot
Lida Hinckley
Anna, Manwaring
Klare Hawkins
Pumima
PTTA
John Wilson
V. Ingham
M. Tarbox
Ufver
PT. A
Harold Lloyd
Charles Nichols
West Main Street
Marigm Berkshire
Earl
Brookallesehoo
Erie
Corrys Jamestown — Manufacturing Corporation
Clovel Weill Ibe
Wright Street
Erie Girl 10 Wed Man She Stabbed in Back
May 22 stunner at a dance left a 10 year old girl involved in a lovers dispute by stabbing Davi Toze right plus mister of ceremonies in the back. The defendant will marry the entertainer in June. The case emerged as Miss Strither attacked her flames during a spat. City Court Judge Clifford McLaughlin heard the dancer was arraigned on a reduced charge of assault third degree.
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Brif
Sue Stunner
Buffalo
Ng Yo
Davi Tose
Miss Strither
Bo I O'Leary
Clifford McLaughlin
Kane names ex-state trooper as police chief
May, ex state trooper PaLbick J. Nelson, 44, elected chief of Kane police department. Nelson, who served five years in the US Navy as petty officer, will assume duties at Houtgdale and likely move within a month. He previously joined the Pennsylvania State Police and was stationed with troop C Butler.
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Navn
E.boringteuuneil
PaLbick J. Nelson
Toopar Amd
Houtgdale
Bas
Kane
von Tolleal
Nelson
Houtaisit
Anil
Navy
Pennsylvania State v Police
Cat Butler
World Convention of W C T U at Washington
World W C T U convention in Washington will feature a large attendance from nations including Japan Australia New Zealand South Africa and many European countries. The program spans June with sessions at the Willard Hotel as well as an afternoon worship service at Calvary Baptist Church and a peace meeting on Sunday.
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Ueuardad
Theaiytond
Warhana Christian Temperance Lindon
Washington, D. Cu
Tum- Terance Teaders
Globe
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
South Atgica
Washington
Bertha Rachel Paber
National
Alcohal Education
Bila A.boblp
Arpoletyn
N.Y
Stattary Hall
Frances E. Willard
Ida JB. Wise Smith
Evanston
We . A
Anid
South Ameri
Inia
South Africa
Aft
Ernoon
We E. T.U
United States
Sternhavonal
Willard Hotel
Gonstignun Milly
Worl
Sylvia She Utrey
Uglan
Dupe
Foligne
Janet
Sun Alcollul
Lenys
Muggie Moone
Turist
Movant
Bulgirie
Burma
Cissa
Ceylon
China
Costa Rica
Sechoslovaki
Dominica Republic
Sgyrt
PY Carmany
Halle
Scotand
India
Treland Pree Sturm
Trotand
Ulstey
Jamaica
Keny Colony
Soreu
Maliya
Mexico
Newfoundland
Nive Island
Nigeria
Palestina
Pitcairn Island
Slim South Africa
Syria
Funeral Services for Ray Ernest Huff
Funeral services for Ray Ernest Huff of Spring Creek were held at the Ducken Keating chapel with Rev. W. H. Gurnett officiating. Interment followed in Wrightsville cemetery. Attendees from away included Orval Huff, Mrs Scamens, Mrs B Rhuliniler, Bernard Huff, Gene Dunton, Mrs Peters, Miss Peters, Miss Smith, and Mrs Della Phetpa with her son from Sherman New York.
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Bune
Ray Merust Ham
Huff
Spring Creek
Ducken-Keating
W. H. Gurnett
Wrightsville
Orval Huff
Scamens
B. Rhuliniler
Bernard Huff
New cattle admission rules for Pennsylvania announced
New regulations on livestock imports to Pennsylvania were unveiled by Secretary J Flansell Wreneh. Cattle six months and older must test negative for Bang's disease, be from disease-free herds, and carry official certificates and test results within stated timeframes. Documentation should list animal IDs, owner names, consignor and consignee addresses, sent to the Bureau of Animal Industry in Harrisburg before arrival. Representative livestock officials and department heads participated in revising the rules.
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J Flansell Wreneh
Mang
Rang
Pennsylvania
Bang
Rtate
China
Bureau of Animal Industry
Harvisburg
Tmalsbirge
Prench
H. M. Tuswell
Howard M. Kurlodner
E Pnimal
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Stephen Davidovich
Panama High Band
Lee Walton
Bear Lake News
Mayville High Schiol
Ft. Rosestah
Thomas Grow
Jean Manwaring
Wilbur
Robert Higwhins
Hig Place
Panama High
Nora Allen
Conewange Valley
Bao Ae
W.C.T.U
Ray Ernest Huff
Ore
Gera
Rad
Margaret Sawyer
Cive Economist
New York City
Grunow
Gronow
E. E. Guignon
Road Oil
Inquire Mean Oil Company
West
Washington Street
Oberlin
Ohio
J. Fred Billenstein
St. James No
Gee Jim Lewis
Hunson
Kase
Syevrdivt
Sisel
Yan's Automaive Sales
Alexanet
Cory
Langenes
innVe
Dimick
H.D
Corry
Casiima
Ward
Hanwood Bros
Wattsburg
Andy Blaha
R. D
Wayne Stret
Wapitig
Ohexp
Steinway
Plaasang Street
Fooma
Inquire
Ny Green & Sons
Andreas Q
North Center Street
Worth Street
Saile
Firsk
East Land Street
Jorseph Rapp
Erie County
Harriett G. O'Connor
East Church Street
Willys Estate
United Prong Wpst
Palm Beach
A. Mor
John N Willys
Auta
Poland
Edward P. Swift
Chcago Packer
Switt
L. D. Smony
Willy
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