Just a ParastaF and Town Notices Mix in Erie Area
A jumble of local items notes Buddy Poppy Day, daylight saving change, and patrols on state highways. It mentions escaped convicts, a July 1 compulsory vehicle inspection color, bondholder disclosures for Willys-Overland losses in 1932, and various community notices including a marble tournament, a Me ni ce ial Day parade, and fire department scheduling.
Two Bandits Elude Erie Police In daylight Robberies
Erie May 26. Desperate pair Meng and Turpik lifers who escaped a Western state penitentiary four weeks ago after murder and robberies were still at large. Detectives traced sightings in an automobile on West 18th street but police fear they fled the city. The pair robbed Hipolit Pogorzelsiel and daughters at 1226 Parade street taking 244 dollars before abducting auto salesman Raymond Sendell for a showroom car demo. A $10,200 reward is offered dead or alive.
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Erie
Maug
Eddie Turpak
Tueassay
William Donahue
West 18Th Street
Raymond Z. Sendell
Stirling Bros. Co
Ith Street
Hipolit Pogorzelsiel
Josephine
Parade Street
Meng
Turpik
Western
Orry Man Dies at Home of Daughter in Jamestown
Jamestown May Z u you August Stevenson aged 88 died at his daughter Mrs John Dahlin 18 Hotchkiss Street yesterday morning. He leaves two daughters and a son Oscar Stevenson of Corry PA with several grandchildren. Born in Sweden he lived in Jamestown 43 years after a decade in Minnesota. He belonged to Lutheran Emmanuel Church and its Sick Benefit Society. Remains may be viewed at Ferm Son Funeral Home until Saturday 10 AM. Funeral at 2130 Saturday at 19 Hotchkiss Street.
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Jamestury
You August Stevenson
John Dahlin
Hotchkiss Street
Dahlin
Hanah Stevenson
Jamestown
Oscar Stevenson
Corry
Sweden
Minnesota
Lutheran Immanuel Church
Sick Benefit Society
Ferm & Son
Dust Winds Across Kansas Suffering Worsens Crop Loss
A Liberal Kansas man reports in a letter that dust storms since January have stripped large areas of three western states of vegetation. Winds whip dirt like snow, wheat crops are ruined, and financial hardship spreads as mortgaged land, low prices, and taxes burden farmers.
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GP. Wellman
Liberal
Kans
Emma Lb.Mclntyre
R. D
Wellman
Ti Il
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
W. Ed Marsh Honored At Bar Assn Dinner
W. Ed Marsh of Corry received top honors at a Erie bar association dinner with a career spanning mayoral and city solicitor roles plus high lodge offices. Attendees included Walter L. Pekke and J. Reed Craig who praised Marsh, while Marsh noted Erie county’s 1851 district origins and his knowledge of nearly every district judge. President Sobel announced the next meeting at the Kahlerna Club in Erie on June 29 with speakers Supreme Court Judge Maxie and U.S. Senator David Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losby
Cory
Marsh
Corry
Pennsylvania
Morrow
Walter L. Pekke
Erie County
J. Reed Craig
Walling and Whittlesey
J. B. Brown
George Obnstead
Sobel
Kahlena Club
Erie
Supreme Court
Buddy Poppies Sale Planned For City Memorial Day
Veterans of Foreign Wars Lieut. A W Thompson Post will distribute Buddy Poppies Saturday as part of Memorial Day tributes. Proceeds fund local state and national relief work, aid veterans’ welfare, and support the National Home at Waton Rapids for orphans of deceased veterans.
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Buddy
V. F. Ves Wah
Wresuus Uy. F
Seven Seas
America
A. W Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
U. S
Plandersfield
Veterans’ Bureau Maison
V. F. W. National Home
Waton Rapids
Death of Mrs C W Williams in Corry
Mrs Cornehan Williams widow of Harry K Williams died at home 301 South Center street this morning after a two year decline and a critical last week. Born February 9 1863 in Ferndale New York she had lived in Corry twenty years. Survived by daughter Miss Louise Williams son Louis Williams in Corozal Panama Canal Zone and sister Mrs Jennie Herner of Ferndale NY. Funeral plans pending.
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Corozol
Pan-ams
Canal Zone
Jennie Herner
Ferndale
N. Y
Beaverdam Dairymen Meet Highlights Close
Beaverdam dairymen met at Beaverdam church on Thursday with light attendance. The session opened at 2 PM. routine business and delegates reports followed. Director H. H. Marsh reviewed the milk situation from the last directors meeting. Discussion covered Pennsylvania truck inspection laws. Mrs. Alton Peterson sang a number. Adjournment set the next meeting for Cambridge Springs on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Dairymen's League
Beaverdam
H. H. Marsh
Pennsylvania
Alton Peterson
Cambridge Springs
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Gi, Marys
John Blatt
Rex Theatre
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Reno
Anthony F. Blanks
University of California
Willys-Overland Company
Motor Concern
Dalances
Phil Baker
KDKA
Corty Journal
Burtis Jewelry Store
South Center Street
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
V. F. Wi
Erie Conney Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Rainboro
American Oil Company
Zalznick
North Center Street
Joh Hellwere
Boulevard Temple
Capella
Circle
Detroit
Lee Whittlesey
WXYZ
Saute
Lawrence Taylor Inday
Stanley Lasper
East Main Strest
Charles N. Crosby
Erie-Crawford
Washington
Wiswell
Simona
Fla
Woo
Cutting
W. E. Hirt
Stnte
Plachot
Kimitell
Department of Revenue
Kimwall
Hig
Erie Police
Turpack
Pair
Orry
Resno
Cal
Vernon Shewart
Fresno
W. ED Marsh
BAR Assn
Frank Gauther
Winifred
Dunkirk
REX
CHE
Sale
Lucky Dog
Pierces
Absorbine Jr
Carters
Dewitt’s
Keister
St. Regis
C.W. Williams
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Sis
Reich Boys
Ecru
Brassieres
Oxfords