Praiseworthy Ball and Warmer Meeting at City Hall
Fractured OCR notes a city council session with mention of a Howard Gregory arrest for reckless driving and a missing driver’s permit. Eight divorces were granted in Erie county court and a murder suspect, Goodrich MaCourt, sought in Pennsylvania. Voting day planned with bank closures and polling places listed. Republican registration leads Erie and Crawford counties while Democrats trail. Civic events and a high school concert are noted amid scattered police reports and a football injury.
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Howard Gregory
R. D. G. Exley
Statesmotor Policie
Route 11
Gregory
Lwa
Draft registrants listed by Union City draft board
Officials at Union City disclosed additional registrants with serial numbers reaching headquarters. The list includes Michael Fopoyiett, Leroy McGarvey, Tyan Burdet Klomp, Ralph Cady, Frank Gober, Raymond Hart Chelion, Boyd Whitman, Drenton Austin Brown, John Willis Yettenburg, William Thornin, Leo Stanley Filegar, Michael Rodale, Edward Tryzbiale, Hubert Buel, Michael Mills, Charles Schlosser Jr, Lawrence Stephens, Thomas Jaonsike, John Reynolds McClintock, Stanley Josephy Elis, Wilfed Mountain, Ployd Coy, Stanley Duda, Charles Lamont Zortman Jr, Howard Martin, Gerald Laswhery, Selden Smith, Ralph Drake, Odell Murray, Ellsworth Butters, Michael Korschak, William Palmer Anderson, Donald Churely, John Love, Rexford Proctor, William Armitage, Blaine Austin, Clyde Vole, Paul Hardman, Robert Hayes, Julius Tryzblals, Edward Roach, Clarence Benton, Adam Brezinski, Pierbert Luce, Allan Bennett, Alvin Coon, Paul Adamas, Costello, Albert Breitwebser, Kenneth Yaple, Bill Moore, Russell Weed, Roger Morgan, Harry Young, Morrell Pratt, Alexander Sturrock, Stanley Plonsk, Malcolm Haines, Orry Green, Lewis Bemis, Harry Adron, Edward Benninke, Wilson Wall, Walter Sweet, Klar Young, Robert Street, Walter Young, Arthur Smulth, William Warner, Reuben Jewell, Robert Pitt, Charles Perry, Richard Sherwood, Keith Jackson Raymond, Carl Creepowski, Thorold Lewis.
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Union City
Estas
Michael Fopoyiett
Leroy McGarvey
Tyan Burdett
Klomp
Ralph Marks Cady
Frank Ralph Gober
Raymond Hart Chelion
John Willis Yettenburg
William George ‘Thornin
Leo Stanley Filegar
Michael Rodale
Edward ‘Tryzbiale
Hubert Arthur Buel
Michael Mills
Charles William Schlosser
Lawrence Stephens
Thomas Jaonsiike
John Reynolds McClintock
Stanley Josephy Elis
Wil
Alvin Francis Coon
Paul Lehr Adamas
Charles Albert Costello
Albert F. Breitwebser
Kenneth Fred Yaple
Bilce Lavernon Moore
Russell Rexford Weed
Roger Gerald Morgan
Harry Pressley “Young
Morrell Burnham Pratt
Alexander Thayer Sturrock
Stanley Robert Plonsk
Malcolm Andrew Haines
Orry A Green
Lewis E. Bemis
Harry R
Richard Miler Sherwood
Keith Jackson Raymond
Carl Stephen Creepowski
Thoroldl Lincoln
Lewis
Willkie Favored to Carry City on Tuesday
County races spur close statewide contest as Pennsylvania pivots toward the presidential vote. Republicans claim a strong edge in local races and seek to extend power in state government, while Democrats hope to hold fiscal posts and regain control of the legislature. Voters urged to use early ballots to ease congestion.
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Reneurer
Thesday
Pennsylvania
Wendell L. Willkie
Footnevellt
New York
Im Sige
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Congress
U. S
Joseph P. Guffey
Jay Cooke
James J. Davis
Gulley
List of Names and Phrases From an Old Document
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous personal names with numbers and initials, followed by a quoted quip about truth and speaking. The text mingles names such as Frederick Crandall Miller Victor Otto Persons Paul Cliffoyer Jones Huburt Galbreath Prescott Hugh Goodwin Douglas King and others with stray phrases and a proverb about saying nothing and trouble finding them.
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Frederick Crandall Miller
Victor Otto Persons
Paul Cliffoyer Jones
Hubert Ellis Galbreath
Prescott Hugh Goodwin
William Bruce Ellsworth
Douglas Norman King
Howard Einar Rehnberg
Everett M. Patchen
Wolf—Geoge
Bruce Dearing
Francis Bernard’ Doyle
Francis Kulms
Atmwa
Clayton Edwird Fields
Albert
Leroy Mohney
Maurice Wayne Arnold
Merle Glen Simmons
James J. Mikluk
Glenn Augustus Babcock
Townsend Endorses Lavery for Congress
Dr. Francis E. Townsend officially backs James P. Lavery as the Townsend candidate for Congress. The endorsement signals Lavery with Townsend alignment ahead of the race.
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Attention Voters
Francis E. Townsend
James P. Lavery
Townsend
Congress
Gas companies at Kane move to end gas shortage
Nov 4. Designed to ease a possible gas shortage this winter, Kane area companies purchase the supply of the Straight Gas Company. They plan new wells near Kane and retesting an eight inch line from Crosby to Mt. Jewett to convey gas for domestic use. Areas with low pressure are being checked and new supplies added, after last winter’s emergency due to cold.
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KANT
Ninuwalee
Strmight Gas Company
Thecome Meleana
Crosby
Mt. Jewett
Oil City Boy Killed in Crash Near Home
Oil City reports the death of Richard Collins 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Collins, who was struck by a truck driven by Ernest Wyllie on Central avenue extension. He died instantly as the left headlight hit him.
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Oil City
Way
Richard Collis
Frank M. Collins
Central Avenue Extension
Ernest Wyllie
ML Central Avenue
Warren fire victim to be buried in OH10
Howard Gatley died in a rooming house fire at 308 East Street early Friday. His brother Berbert Gatlay of Cleveland claimed the body Saturday, and undertaker Buer N. Smith prepared it for burial in Warren under Sheridan, OH. Coroner Ed C. Lowrey and officials ruled accidental death by suffocation and major burns.
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Ed C. Lowrey
Fire and Police Department
Burts
More Arrested for Vandalism in Erie
Twelve youths and young men, residents of McKean town, were rounded up Friday afternoon by state police and constable for vandalism damaging desks and books. They pleaded guilty before Justice Walter E. Goodwin in Wesleyville and were held for the November criminal court session, released on their own recognizance. Names include Donald Lober, 16. Roger Williams, 21. Gerald Quinn, 22. Niles Taylor, 16. Fred Granof, 18. Osh Laufenberg, 16. Gerald Albert, 16. Fred Hoenn, 17. Milton McLellen, 14. Pete Stafford, 14. Richard Osterbers, 18. Jack Beliafer, 11.
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Erie
McKean Towne
Perle Chayel
Harry Stinnet
Walter E. Goodwin
Wesleyville
Criminal
Donald Lo~ber
Roger Williams
Gerald Quinn
Niles Taylor
Fred Granof
Osh Laufenberg
Gerald Albert
Fred Hoenn
Milton, McLellen
Pete
Former Erie Man Killed in Syracuse Traffic Crash
Erie man Tony Molner once of Erie and a Polish Falcon member died in a Syracuse traffic crash weeks after a coal truck collision. Police report his body buried there as efforts to locate his relatives continue. Also Hollywood notes Erie Crosby to appear on Kraft Music Hall November 14 with Connie Boswell as guest.
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Erie
Nov
Voseon Momner
Molnst
Joe Miller
Syracuse
George Christoph
Tony Molner
Brie Hig
Hollywood
Crosby
Kraft Music Hall
Connie Boswell
Regia
Hunter Held in Friend's Death
Allentown Pa November 4 Assistant District Attorney Kenneth Kolch said Leonard Marotta, 26, of Brooklyn, has been identified as the driver of a car in which the bruised body of Francis Joseph Reilly, 95, of West Euston Pa, was found. Marotta admitted fighting with Reilly but denied striking him with a trunk found in the car. He was arrested after Reilly’s body was discovered in his parked automobile. He was held for investigation as formal charges could be filed today.
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Nosntaveu Rress
Allentown
Kenneth Kolch
Leonard Mar OU
Francis Joseph Reilly
West Euston
Marotta
Brooklyn
Harry Williere
Reilly
Afd Uch
Market reports from Pittsburgh and Buffalo Nov 4
Pittsburgh report shows moderate demand for produce with apples and various varieties traded in several car lots and baskets at steady to slightly uneven prices. Buffalo market notes hog prices up 10 to 15 cents with good and choice hogs at 6.50 to 6.65 per 100 pounds, cattle and sheep activity mixed, and general market slowdowns in heavy categories.
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Pittsburgh
Penns
Jonathans
Grimes Goldens
York Imperis
Baldwins
Starks
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Jonathangs Co
New Jersey
Love Island
Maine
Green Mountains
Burbanks
Buffalo
Buffalo Bufalo Yankees St/ Final Two American Football Game
Fragmentary clipping reports a Buffalo team involved in a football game with referece to Yankees and final two matches. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage. core facts about teams and the game remain speculative.
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Buffalo
Agai Yankee
AoldingWankees
Buffalo Tais
Red Jacket Beav Rivalry Shown in Patchy Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show Red Jackets and Giants clashing, with scattered names and places. Mentions Franke town Stran Millcreek Greenville Barkard line Brark, and a series of unclear scores or identifiers. Unable to confirm full event details due to damaged text.
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Paitiirtal
City
Comeil Amigal
Addomorrow
Erie County Court
Miles B. Kitts
Martion C. Elder
R.D
Wattsburg
Marion J. Elder
Evie
James F. Wassink
Norrth East
Ruch B. Was Sink
Jean W. Lee
William J. Lee
North East
Roosevelt Highway
Ashtabula
Goodrich MaCourt
Californis
McCoure
Ol Ernst
Ross Mead
Cady
Spiesmer
East Main
Red and Gun Club
Woleht
Washington Streets
Ford
Foster
West Irving
North Center Streets
Wallace
First Avenue
Erie County
Corry
Peter Gross
R. D. Union City
Hamet Hospital
Tce
Hammett
Crawford Counties
Crawford
Howard Gillespie
Larentum
Ol City
Bod Gundey
E. C. Reneau
Teonsrd Davis
Youngaville
Furs
Hays Bed
Mapnery Plust Rarly Sunray Peet
Talline
BAI
Hetsuty Wiltous
Agiinst
Davis
Nona
Willkie
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Dt America
John and
Mary Doz
United States
Asia
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Kane Move
Warren
WLEU
Jamey
Mik
Elmview Jersey Farm
Ste
Phone
Rexall and
Lindsleys Drug Stores
Champlin Salamanca Silve
Hskima
Tost—Ammilton
Harold Averill
Stear
Montgomery Ward
Main St. Teas
Cy Beagle
Temele
Hilgek
Wilte
West Wayne
Columbus
Beagle Holind
Ted
White
Wartech Co
Wiggers Auto Qab
Hoserran Odler
Central Garage
Dial
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U.S
Corry Evening Journal Dial
Delco
Electrork
A. G. Bennink
Clymer, N
N. Cohen
Sonista
J. H. Miller
R. D
Thompson's
Clymer
Selena
Harry W Jewell
Barcama
Shenty
Lita
Wards
Ijiuhen Gas Grange
Center St. Ltd
Cushman
Cory
Moore
Poe
Clyde Hultman
Tionesta
Clation County
Earl Mesner
Hammond Elevator CO
Dini
Church St
Doane's
Howe
Main St
Zenith
Merritt
Spencer's Cash Mills
Journal
Lim
Pleasant St
Alt
Rooiers
West Smit Si
Ats
Center St
Spring St
Washington St
Washington
Suis
Keysione
E. Main St
ABC
West Main
L. T. Berliner
East Pleasant Street
St. Cory
B. T. Berliner
Eric
Harry W. Hugmenn
Wi Main
Hany W. Hagmann
Bath
Erle
Harry W.hagmann
Segond Avenue
Frank
Eleber
Chester A. Arthur
Walter Scott
Stanley Baldwin
Roger W. Babson
Prohibition
Hunter
Associated Press
American Smelters
Veeyy Abms
American T & T
Anaconda Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Bendix Aviation Golumbig Gasese
Chrysler
Curbise-Weient
Yeyes
General Motors
International Nickel
Kendesott
Montgomery Wad
National
National Dairy
Newark
Pacifi , Packard
Faramount Penma RR
Pebney Pure Oi
Ren Radio Ces
Sonny Vacuumn
Standard
Studebaker , Texan
United Corp
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Slecirie WoalWarttt
Youumown& S&t
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Lee de
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FIR
Rivane Beaver
Ville
Greenville
Han m
Muchtown
Jonato
Li Dorry
Pscomy
Clerard
Copry
Ilias
Bucel
Gerald Juni
Yookina Benedetto
Tadt
Scott Henderson
Donato
Acy Wood
Warkan
Giants
Ney Champloins
Franketown
Scholas Hast
Stran
Millcreek
Anklin
Arren
Barkard
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