St Edward's Junior Senior Prom Shines At Hall Event
Prom at St Edward's High School drew fifty couples from the junior and senior classes with guests. George Webber's Orchestra from Erie provided dance music through the evening, and rev graves led a grand march. Decorations featured chin styling with gold crepe paper and a flower booth enhancing the setting. Several out of town attendees added to the festive mood as horn and noisemaker salutations greeted the happy dancers.
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SL Edward's High School
Wall Tang
St. Edward's Hall
George Webber
Erie
Francis Graves
Fayers
Memorial Day reflections honor heroes and future loyalty
Memorial Day observances honor Union and Confederate dead with parades bands flags and speeches. Orators urge patriotic virtues courage endurance and loyalty while urging citizens to translate past sacrifice into future service and fight greed poverty disease ignorance and crime for a truly great nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Confederacy
Haye
Doubles of Noted Figures Drawn by World Champion Hunter
Carl W. Lofgren of Worcester, Mass, known as the world’s double hunter, spots lookalikes of famous people in Times Square. He estimates about 1,700 individuals resemble stars closely enough to be mistaken for them, collecting photographs of these living lookalikes from cities across the U.S. He notes many doubles are friendly, and few have objected to being photographed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Real
United Press
New York
Times Square
Carl W. Lofgren
Worcester
Mass
Lofgren
Rye Silverman
Richard Dix
William Engs Dennis
Newport
B. 1
King George V
Maglana
Alfredo Gola
Valley Stream
L. 1
Ann Flirding
Bolivar
Zabu Pitts
Janet Gaynor
Baltimore
Mal
Virginia
Sylvia Sidney
Hetty Lee Byers
Rochester
Katherine Hepburn
Lebanon
N. 11
Memorial Day lessons and civic duty prompt youth guidance
Memorial Day is praised as a chance to teach children patriotism and restraint, urging parents and speakers to channel strong feelings into just and constructive ideals rather than glorifying war. The piece stresses leadership, justice, and freedom as national goals beyond conflict. It also notes Detroit's tax collection overhaul, crediting a finance expert with revamping the system, relaxing penalties, and boosting revenue, cutting delinquent taxes from tens of millions to about ten million by spring.
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Detroit
National Bank Holsday
The Labor Racketeer Deep in Labor Trust Wary
The message urges honest workers to purge racketeers from unions to protect broad welfare. It condemns vandals and racketeers as enemies of unionism, harming employer cooperation and public support. Strong leadership can restore trust and justice within the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geners Pilte
Unnion
Haha
Willng
Reversible coats preview for next winter fashion
Paris styles reveal early winter ideas as designers show fur and cloth reversibles. Slim silhouettes and sporty cloth sides contrast with fur to create versatile coats suited for formal and casual wear. fashion tip notes reversible coats blend fur and fabric.
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Paris
Lady Winter
Amarillo College Trustees Boost Faculty Salaries Seven Percent
Amarillo Texas trustees approved a seven percent raise for faculty salaries for the 1932-33 period, effective September. The 18 teachers will have total annual salaries aggregating about $25 thousand, reflecting recovery program measures.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo College
Tadehing Sia
Memorial Day address to be given in City Paris
W Pitt Gifford will deliver the Memorial Day address at the annual exercises to be held in City Paris Saturday. Dispatches from Farther Point report the Empress of Ireland sinking with 1170 lives lost and 337 saved after a collision with Storstadt. Local items note a decorative awning for N Cohen and Sona, repainting of the Traction building, and injuries from a porch accident and a horse kick.
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W. Pitt Gifford
Oy Brie
Paris
Qhikbes
Government stamps spur new issues amid criticism of design
United Press dispatch from Washington notes post office head James A. Parley defends revenue from new stamp issues while planning more. It lists recent issues including Century of Progress, Maryland Tercentenary, Mother's Day, and a duck stamp for non postage use. Critics attack design and color, praising Byrd stamp’s appeal. debates span imperforate preferences and Whistler miniatures. Treasury warns about firearms use by tellers and cashiers to promote marksmanship.
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United Press
Wasilington
James A. Parley
Mersly
Century of Progress
Zeppelin
Byrd
NRA
Maryland
Wisconsin
Post Office Department
Warley
Washington
Rei
Talen
Whistler
Mother
Globe
Local Erie Couple Named In Corry Probate Case
Mr and Bre Michael Kowalski and Sidney Potoski of Erie are listed in Corry probate following the death of Mrs Obn Potocki. The filing indicates the estate action and related notices in county records.
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And
Bre
Michael Kowalski
Sidney Potoski
Erie
I Corry
Obn Potocki
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth Sees GOP Rise
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, says Republicans will rise to power by 1996. Speaking at a reception by the Republican Women of Pennsylvania, she notes the party already faces a bright future and predicts a big change soon.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosvelt
Nicholas Longworth
Pemnnsylvania
Longworth
Mrs. Longworth
Plea Guilty in Erie Court Shifts Docket
In Erie County Court Judge W P Rossiter presided as four defendants pleaded guilty on Monday. Joseph Conti of Myrtle Street admitted larceny for stealing $10 in poultry from Ida Richardson near North East and received a one year parole. Tony Conti, also linked to the case, pleaded guilty to larceny and faced parole. Dr D Miletall admitted two charges of defacing and uttering checks with funds deemed sufficient. sentence deferred. Orval Cottrell, Wattburg, paroled for nine months with conditions including a $200 fine and testing, while others faced related charges.
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Erie
Erie County Court
WU. P. Rossiter
Toseph Bukowski
North East
Huntingdon Reformatory
Ida Richardson
Tony Conti
Myrtle Street
D. Miletall
Cochran Street
D. Ing
City Fuel and Supply Cf
Joseph FH. Weis
West 2Nd Street
Orval Cottrell
R. D
Wattburg
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ST. Edward's
Council
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Journal
Filem
Settle Creek
Renoyy
N. Cohen and Sona
North Center Street
Traction
Sarah A. Frantis
Clyde Wilcox
Glenn
Nevin
Dickson
Hemingway Farm
Sach
Trout Erie
Patterson
Clymer
Supt. Wilson
Monlay
Corry
Miyene Curtis Hard
Toledo
Chicago
Sidney Histon
Benjamin Starr
Allie Mable
Inignapolis
Jewell Mount
Robert King
Shady Side
Pindley Lelie
Walter Lewis
Lewis
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Coast Guard
Reformatory
Davison Fogle Lumber
Franklin Street
ptiOn
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Center St
Speed
Doane
West Main St
Phoma
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