Local Notes Include Hunting Reports and Public Notices
A Corry area column reports hunters in the Second Ward with fox, gray and black squirrels, and a tally from Major Phillips’s death at Aurora. Erie Railroad signal debates hinge on crossing safety as the city blocks signals, while Knights of Columbus and Casey's election events loom. Registration rolls add about 75 Corry voters. auto registrations rise statewide. notable mentions include Pinchot appeals for clothing, and 1923 vehicle registrations. The piece also notes a Pennsylvania election betting ban and local Masonry and Knights Templar proceedings with regional attendee list.
Youth killed under train at Jamestown
Theodore Geer known as Donald P Berg 21 of 1081 Fast Second Street was killed instantly when struck by east bound freight No 92 on the Hole Railroad just west of Institute Street at 4 30 yesterday afternoon The upper body lay beside tracks east of the Watson Manufacturing Company plant Parts of clothing and body strewn for over 100 feet The body was found by Rach er Jewell a Cleveland Negro who said he saw Geer fall between cars or stand beside them before the fatal impact
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Wasanstown
Theodore Geer
Donald P. Berg
Fast Second Street
Hole
Institute Street
Berg
Watson Manufacturing Company
Racher Jewell
Cleveland
Jewell
Geer
Printing Plant Wrecked by Gas in Bradford
A gas buildup inside a new oil-burning furnace caused a blast at the Barnsdall Printing company plant in Bradford early Friday. Night fireman William Shick escaped with minor injuries after the boiler room explosion toppled masonry and doors into the composing room. The incident followed a window-smashing shock that rattled the West Washington area near Interstate Park. The Wendell August Forge in Grove City reports booming orders, pushing staff growth and extended hours to meet demand for forged aluminum products.
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Bradford
Barnsdall Printing Company
West Washington Reel
Interstate Parkway
Lnie
William Shick
Shick
Tae
Grove City
Jilly
Coleman Toast Oven Ad in a Wichita Paper
Compact Coleman toaster oven toasts two slices both sides in one operation. Features chrome plating, ebonized handles, sliding trays, removable crumb tray, extra long cord, and plug. Advertisement from The Colaman Lamp & Stove Co. Wichita, Kansas.
Arrests by game wardens in Corry area
Violations of state game law have led to fines for several hunters in Corry and nearby areas during the small game season. District wardens report fines from $25 up for offenses including possession of ferrets and carrying seventy four rabbits. Wardens vow continued patrols and stricter action to curb overhunting. In Sharon, Jack Sulisick faces a possible $120 fine for returning with 72 rabbits, with alderman A G Lewis setting $10 per rabbit. Sulisick plans to appeal the decision.
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Corry
Isaid
Mimrad
Sharon
Jack Sulisick
Farrel
O. A. Perchika
Hulusiel
A. G. Lewis
Funeral for George Slye Draws Large Local Attendance
An unusually large gathering of relatives, neighbors, and friends attended the funeral for George W. Slye, a Wayne township farmer who died suddenly Friday at Brench Creek, New York. Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at his Corry home, with Rev. H. R. Harris officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery, with several local residents and out-of-town relatives among the attendees.
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George W. Slye
Wayne Township
Brench Creek
N. Y
Corry
H.R. Harris
United Brethren In Christ Church
Corr
Borry
Pine Grove
Albert Smith
A. Croscutt
Leon VanTassel
Guy Williams
Martin Howard
George Mac Tntyre
Roscoe Slye
C. D. Hawley
Predosia
Longberg
Gertrude Yorum
Baward Leonard
Robert Mullen
Eugene Satter
Norma
Roland Yorum
Thomas Shoup
Meadville
Cora Turbin
Sons and Daughters
Boyers
ACT TO CHECK REDS MARCH ON COURTHOUSE
Brig, Nov 7. County authorities prepare to stop a Communistic demonstration set for Monday at the courthouse. Commissioners issue an ultimatum against mob action and police will enforce it. Detective Leroy Search and Sheriff Millard L. Davis are alerted and will attend. Deputy Walter G. Smith to meet marchers and warn that only a committee talk is allowed.
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Court House
Leroy Search
Millard L. Davis
Curt House
Nave
Walter G. Smith
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Whipple Dies at 83 in Los Angeles
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Whipple, former paymaster general of the army, died yesterday in Los Angeles at age 83 after pneumonia. He helped pioneer the old west era and retired from service in 1912.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Charles H. Whipple
Waterford church to mark 100th cornerstone day
The St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Waterford plans a centennial celebration on November 18 with a 10:30 a.m. Choral Communion Service led by Bishop John Chamberlain Ward and assisted by Rector William Heilman. Former members and friends from Erie County and beyond are expected to attend, linking Waterford’s 1813 founding to its historic academy site and village church landmarks.
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Waterford
Erie County
St. Peter's Episcopal Church of
Hile
Waterford Academy
Long Ego
Lynford Phelps
Esther Bowman
Willig Phelps
Geo
Lyon Langer
Rollo McCray
John Chamberlain Ward
Hrig
William Heilman
Ward
Erie City
Harvest Dinner 15 Enjoyed by Grange
Gerry Grange Nobb met in their hall Saturday for an all day Harvest Dinner. Six members and invited friends were served a pork dinner at noon. The dinner committee included Mrs Harry Kimmy chairwoman Mrs George Akram and Mrs Jay Rickerson. During the meeting long time Curry Grange members were read including life member George V Slye who died last week. Several candidates were given third and fourth degrees followed by a program arranged by Lecturer Mrs Harold Jewell. Mr and Mrs W R Whittlesey drove to Rochester for weekend visit.
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Gerry Grange Nobb
Harry Kimmy
Chiirman
George Akram
Jay Rickerson
Curry Grange
George V. Slye
Slye
Harold Jewell
Corry Boy Weds in Tampa Florida
Max Harvey son of Mr and Mrs Hilla Harvey of East Congress street weds Miss Neva Johnson of Lancaster Ohio at the Tabernacle Tampa Florida last evening Rev A A Smith officiated with ceremony broadcast on WDAE The Harveys lead Gospel Musical Messengers and are well known in Corry They left the city for the south a week ago also notes construction progress on the Allegheny highway near Oil City with portions of the 8 04 mile stretch completed and several approaches to a nearby bridge finished
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Max Harvey
Mao
Hilla Harvey
East Congress Street
Neva Johnson
Lancaster
Tampa
Mla
Olelock
A. A. Smith
Tabernacle
WDAE
Mr Harvey
Miss Johnson
Corry
South
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Gity Council
Charles Springstead
Wayne Elreet
Aurora
Lockhart Phillips
U. S. Army
Lovell
Phillips
Lie, Howe
Will Akam
Erie Railroad
Justine
Knights of Columbus
Caseys
Fearpal G. Benedict
Lst
Chaulavana County
Paul R. Wiggers
North Clymer
Mary Roberts
Findley Lake
WLEW
Erie
Tom Mix
Gifford Pinchor
Peratue
Pinchot
State Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Gerry
Phalanx Fraternity
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Maarville
Willian P. ‘Tole Tey
Allegheny College
Magee Cudiple
Jamestown
Ridgway, Corry
Warren Times-Mirror
New York Stock Exchange
Asi Donald Berg
Colaman Lamp & Stove
Wichita, Ka
Phil Chiesa I Loe
George Slye
Jennie Burdick
Kenmore
Grace Williams
Pari, Street
Buf
Hurch
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
W. J. McArthur
Anna Dahlstrand
Grange
WR. Whittlesey
Rochester
Corry Boy
Tampa, Fla
Oil City
McCray Run
President
A Model Dairy CO
Penna
Harris
Burg
Ing
John H. King
Citizens Committee
Ayati
Riv
Jnstice
Reason
Union
Stiould
Eri
Keiveu
Nnual
Phe Genui
Ito
Iin
Oasbacher
Eith
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