Four Die in Erie Motor Accidents Kill Twin Brothers
Two crashes in Erie county claim four lives and injure several. LeRoy Barney 81 and Lynd Barney 28 died when their car rammed a parked truck on West 26th Street Pebble Drive. Elmer Brookhauser 19 and Mrs Ana Mruski 42 were among the injured as another vehicle overturned in Girard township.
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Erin
Persing
Biele
Vicina
West 26Th Street
Pebble Drive
Brown
Glrwnd
LeRoy Barney
Lynd Barnay
Brotiais
B.D
Elmer Brookhauser
Rice Aye
Girard
Wiliam Hruska Som
Ana Mruski
Wora Street
Erlu
de. We G. Strobl County
Barney Brothers
Sitest
Taft Hayes
Elaine Stevens
North Giraydl
Anoller
St. Vincentia Hospital
Miss Stevens
Transportation debate at town hall over school pupil bus service
In Cutting district a Monday town hall meeting discussed transport for school children from Migh high amid opposition to funding and consolidation.Residents argued many parents can afford to self-transport and warned district schools could suffer by funding out of district pupils, urging thorough consideration before any bus contract changes.
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Lve
Ib Wits
Smuth
Lucas Glexson
Teuth and Chan. A riddle of eternal recognition
A cryptic note discusses someone who remains unidentified until the moment of true recognition. It hints that the person alters itself until even their own mother cannot recognize it, leaving the mystery framed around identity and perception.
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Teuth
Chan
Real Garden This One Raises $20 Gold Pieces
Merlin might have touched his wand over the garden of Aviguat DiMauri on West Washington street. He reports two $20 gold pieces found in one hill in this garden Saturday afternoon. DiMauri was spading a section of his garden preparing to plant seed when his spade struck the coins dated in the 1800s. The third Ward resident used them to pay a visit to Tax Collector Weatley's office in the Municipal Building where they were applied to his tax assessment.
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Merlin
Aviguat DiMauri
Washington Street
DiMauri
Third Ward
Weatley
Corry Pays Tribute To Her Soldier Dead
Judge Walt spoke at Memorial Day services in Corry Erie County recalling Washingtons visit to Fort Le Boeuf and Perry s victory on Lake Erie. He urged public participation, criticized lawlessness and war costs, and urged retrenchment in local government while noting graves blessed with wings and crowds visiting cemeteries.
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Dude Walt
Erie County
I ‘Washington
Fort le Boeuf
Perry
Lake Erie
Lincoln
Crisel
Walt
United States
Wail
Armellen
Shelief
Maty
Married Saturday Evening at Clymer
Announcement of the marriage of Aaroh Davis of this city, son of Mrs Currie Davis of Buffalo, to Miss Mary Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed wart Smith of East Street Big City. Ceremony held Saturday evening in Clymer New York by Justice Albert Neckers. They traveled to Buffalo and Ninghwa Paris for a wedding trip and will reside at 228 East Main Street.
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Aaroh Davis
Currie Davis
Buffalo
Mary Smith
Edwart Smith
East Street
Big
Clymer
N.Y
Justice of the Peace Albert Neckers
Ninghwa
Funeral Services for H. P. Maybee in Meadville
In memory of H. P. Maybee services were held Saturday at the Byhajy funeral home with large attendance. Represented were The Moose Bailes and B of L B & B. Franklin J. Kennedy presided, church tributes lined the casket. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery in Corry. Bearers named White Fix Plaugh Forbes Connor Hill.
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H. P. Maybee
Meadville
Byhajy Funeral Home
Moose
Bailes
Franklin J. Kennedy
Wirt M. B. Church
Pine Grove
Corry
White
John Fix
Rodney Plaugh
Frank L. Forbes
Joseph Connor
A. W. Hill
Buffalo Man Drops Dead at Ripley Store
George Francis Ammon, 74, of Buffalo, died of a heart attack at 7:40 last night while his car stood parked on Matin Street, Ripley. He was returning from a holiday visit to Pittsburgh with his wife, his son Roy Ammon, Mrs Roy Ammon, and a grandson. the grandson had left the car to buy a trinket when Ammon collapsed after stepping out to make a purchase.
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Ripley
George Francis Ammon
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Matin Street
Erie man ends patrol test in school traffic case
An Erie physician Dr H J McGhee was fined 4 60 after arguing a stop signal by a Central School student patrol. The case tested the authority of schoolboy patrols in regulating traffic. Also reported a man’s death by suicide in his home and the holiday plans of local residents.
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Isane
Morean
H. J. McGhee
Justice of Peace
Central School
Rosses
Inpp
Justice of the Peace
McGhee Y
Lou
Ralph Ross
Hearlnz
Harry Garvin
McKean
Chih
Schoolboy Patrol
Shower for Mr and Mrs Gerrler Married at Bride Parents Home
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr and Mrs J Gerrler who were recently married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs M Fish Shwynvanue. Relatives and friends attended the party which was enjoyable with music and visiting. A rich was served and the young couple received many useful gifts in honor of the occasion.
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J. Gerrler
Mod
State Probation Conference Plans Tentative Unit
In a session the governor and officials discussed forming a tentative unit for the upcoming court schedule. A plan was outlined to convene next Monday to move the process forward.
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Witt
Generé
Unsure Ottawa trial questions convict’s rights in Hawaii case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a death penalty, a man named Martin, charges, and a lieutenant in a Honolulu case. It mentions questioning, a defense, and potential civil rights issues, with unclear details about verdicts or outcomes. The text is garbled and lacks a clear narrative.
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Kane
Edward E. Schlade
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Polo Wood
German Street
Heard M. Suilade
Erie Street Railway Company
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W. G. Stroble
Schave
Schade
Ida Schade
Burt Higerly
John Vogel
Oil City Trust Company
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