Illfated wood-chuck hunt linked to fatal stray bullet
The article notes a party including Paul McGarry and George J. Gumbetter in a wood-chuck hunting trip where a fatal stray bullet killed the latter, fired by Perry McDannel. It also mentions local police reports about stolen headlight bulbs, Memorial Day events, church notices, and civil war veteran Jay Smith in critical condition, with community meetings and memorial remarks planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McGarry
Paul McCurry
Corry
George J.gumbetter
Warrentual Dormist
Perry McDannel
Beaverdam
Jay Smith
Smith
Housekeeping Aide Project Opens in Corry
A Works Progress Administration program led by Milla M Smart opens in Corry serving neady families. Free home help with housework and child care is provided to housewives partially incapacitated by illness confinement or other reasons. Grace Durham supervises Corry aides who coordinate with Welfare and health agencies to refer cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla M. Smart
Works Progress Administration
Corry
WIPA
Grace Durham
Plan Home Making Course in Schools
Public Instruction announced a joint plan with the Department of Agriculture to implement a consumer education course in public schools. The program targets upper grade students to teach buying food clothing and other goods efficiently and intelligently as part of life preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlestey As. Aue
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Agriculture
Women regains walks in sun after tonic relief
Mrs. Clare Bell of Farrell Pennsylvania recounts how constipation and gas hindered daily walks in sunshine. After using World's Tonic for a month, her digestion improved, dizziness decreased, and breathing eased enabling her to enjoy open air strolls again. The ad promotes World's Tonic as a double acting remedy available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Bell
Adams St. Farrell
Miller's Pharmacy
Corry Beavers Fall 13 3 at Union City in Late Inning Collapse
Corry Beavers rallied to tie 2-2 in the sixth but collapsed in the seventh as Union City scored 10 runs, dropping Corry to a 13-3 defeat in a Saturday baseball game. Upcoming meets include a relay showdown at Meadville against Rocky Grove and Union City, plus local games at Titusville with Corry squads in multiple sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Corry High
Beavers
Tocals
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Corry
Titusville High
Titusville
Kidnappers Sought Large Ransom Then Kill Children
A report recounts two child abductions where captors demanded 28 000 and 80 000 dollars but killed the youths instead. One case cites Mattson and Levine families linked to coast ports, while another item from North Tonawanda notes Alma Legare, 49, charged with kidnapping four year old Bettyline Hobbs and later arraigned.
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Mivilerate
Laxvye Hach
Ranson
Mattson
Peter Levine
Peter
Ij Street
Charles
W W. Mattson
Everett
Wash
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Bettyline Hobbs
Alma Legare
Burt
Howart B. Harrington
Bilsworth Hobbs
Coalville
Obie
Hessel
Roberts Looms as New Leader of County GOP
Erie May 21 with Pred Lambert leading toward re election shows Samuel Roverta likely to become next county committee chair. A Friday meeting in the city discussed chairmanship as Lambertson weighs retirement amid GOP push for Roberts. Attendees included Lambert, Hinebaugh supporters, and local leaders amid looming power shift.
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Roberts
GOP
Erie
Lamberton
Rakuniay
Samuel Roverta
OeMeMan
Republican County Committee
Yuberty
Ike
Tia
Gavemman
Grinty
Wells
Gnally
Friends of
John Hinebaugh
Whic
Congress
Fa Elect
Hint
Erie milk fight back in hands of Dr. Smith
Dr. James R. Smith, health department director, assumed control of a dispute over city refusals to allow milk suppliers to inspect farms for Sanitary and Sterling Milk Companies. He said he has not instructed inspector Webb to audit the farms and will not act until ordered by Judge Willis I. Hiv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Milk
DR. Smith
Irfe
Sanitary
Sterling Mille
James R. Smith
Wile
Health Department
Arile
Smith
Willis
Hiv Weunésuay
Webb
Dy. Smith
Tim
Salamanca Fire Causes Heavy Erie Yard Loss
A Monday fuego in the Erie railroad yards at Salamanca caused an estimated 75 000 to 100 000 in damages. Three railroad workers sleeping in the shop building escaped through windows as flames consumed the shop and a nearby building, marking Salamanca’s worst blaze since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Erie
Red Cross Quota For Chinese Only Half Subscribed
Mrs J J Haight chairman of Corry Red Cross appeals for funds for China relief. Corry has been asked to donate 80 to aid Chinese sufferers and about half this amount has been raised. She urges all residents to contribute and says funds will be sent in full to the American Red Cross Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haight
Corry
American Red Grogs
China Relief Committee
China
Death of W H Mulheirn Former Hotel Man
William H Mulheirn 69 longtime St James Hotel proprietor and Corry resident died at 15 Bas Smith Street at 2 pm Sunday after extended illness. Funeral services Wednesday 9:30 am at St Thomas church with burial in St FitzBeth's Cemetery. He had served Erie Brewing as a local distributor and belonged to Corry Lodge and St Thomas church. Survived by two sisters and one brother. nephews and nieces. Contributions invited to Stewart Hat Shop Bracken Keating Funeral Home or Journal office.
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William H.mulheirn
St. James Hotel
Surry
Bas Smith Street
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
St. Fitzabeth’s
Mulheirn
Bracken Keating Funeral Home
Mulhelm
St. James
Center Streets
Erie Brewing Company
Corry Lodge
Wrey
St. Thomas Church
Leo ‘Rant
Mayme Mulheirn
Corry
Chine
Stewart Hat Shop
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