Weekend Weather and Local News Roundup
Weekend weather outlook shows fair to cloudy with rain possible Tuesday into Wednesday and a cooler end of week. Erie headlines cover education week events, a Shrine ceremony, deportations, railroad financing, health notices, sports demonstrations, and a highway project awards list. Local officials announce a holiday for election voting and a dramatic radio program. Erie, Jamestown, Warren communities listed with incidents and traffic accidents.
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Werses
Pleasantville
Youngsville
J. C. Devine Construction Company
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Tay Tol
Samwil &. Lewis
Highway Department
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Erie Man Ends Life as Police Plan Arrest
William Empley aged 50 shot himself in his garage on Rudolph Street after a domestic quarrel with his wife Ruth Empley. Wesleyville police and a constable waited for coroner W. G. Stroble as Mrs Empley, bruised from an assault, claimed she had sought a peace warrant.
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Erie
Mov
William Empley
Pist
Rudolph
Wesleyville
W. G. Stroble
Eriprey
Empley
Ruth Empley
Justice of the Peace
Goodwin
Glenn Walter
Folice C. 1
Briggs
Sarape
Lilies Transform Gardens with Tips for Planting and Care
Lilies charm gardens with a three month season of blooms. Plant bulbs three times their depth in well enriched, drained soil and mulch after frosts. Choose Madonna, Regal Lily, and Auratum for easy care and showy blooms. plant late arrivals with heavy mulch to protect until they take root.
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China
Japan
Russia
America
Kingdom of Flowers
Henry
Sim
Small cafe scene of murderous assault
A man shot and likely fatally wounded his estranged wife in a cafe near Signal Hill, Long Beach California, as two men were critically wounded. The attack left the cafe a shambles and authorities pursued the suspect.
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United Press
Long Beach
Galif
Signal Hill
Jamestown Community Chest Sets 192% Goal at $81,669
The Jamestown Community Chest board approved a budget report showing a goal of $81,669.15 for the campaign, down from last fall’s $94,158.57. Despite cuts, increased allocations are approved for organizations including Associated Charities, which receives $17,748.90 this year after $14,510.94 previously.
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Jamestown Jamestown
Community Chest
the Chest
Associated Charities
Great Wave of Bartering Sweeps the U S
A nationwide United Press survey shows bartering spreading across the United States due to money scarcity and surplus commodities. Farmers trade produce for services and goods, with organized exchanges in Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, and Oklahoma City. Licenses, subscriptions, and payrolls are settled in barter in several states, including Utah, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, and Texas.
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United Press
United States
Utah
Louisiana
Kansas City
Middle West
East
Natural Development Association
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Montana
Chippewa
Molin
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Aecept
San Francisco
Abillene
Corpus Christi
Henderson
Texas
Voters Appeal by W C T U Calls for Duty and Welfare
The WCTU issues a voters appeal urging citizens to vote on Nov 8, emphasizing civic duty and the nation’s welfare. It stresses honesty, industry, and temperance as guiding virtues, warns against repeal of a key labor law, and notes dire consequences for future generations. It also critiques candidates seeking to alter the law and promotes labor solidarity.
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Wesley Services For Childrens Choir Held At D Ave
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Wesley service schedule with dawn and morning times, possibly mentioning children and a David Lines connection. Limited readable details prevent a full event summary or clear entities beyond Wesley and a person name.
Fragmentary Local Notice From The Sal District
Fragmented OCR shows a street address and a person named Bobby linked to a Sunday event at two streets. Details are unreadable but indicate a local notice context and a reported time reference.
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Bobby
Midweek Prayer Service at Clintown Union
A brief notice invites ladies for a regular midweek prayer gathering at Clintown Union with 7:30 p.m. start time. The event appears hosted by the Ladies Aid group and Amici club, with emphasis on communal prayer and fellowship.
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Aidry
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