Armistice Day activities and local notices
Armistice Day exercises will be broadcast from 11 o'clock tomorrow morning including services from Washington. Union City stores suspend from 10 20 to noon for Armistice Day. A St Elizabeth novena opens at 7 30 this evening. Local officers were installed and bids were opened for state garages. The American Railway Association reports rail car totals with changes from prior weeks. Severe storm hits Corry with snow and blustery conditions through the day.
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Aidier
Washington
Union City
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth's Church
Ridgway Youth Wounded in Hunting Accident
Ridgway Nov 10 A 20 year old Lloyd Sheehan son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sheehan Center street was shot in the left leg by a fragment of a shotgun charge fired by Eugene Wyant during a rabbit hunt near Big Mill Creek He is in Eli County General Hospital in favorable condition Game Protector F W Turley investigated and said three youths including William Larson were hunting when a rabbit moved front and a shell struck Sheehan 28 shot entered the leg. companion William Laughner drove him to the hospital.
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Ridgway
Big Mill Creek
Lloyd Sheehan
Frank Sheehan
Center Street
Eugene Wyant
South Street
Sheenan
Eli County General Hospital
F. W. Turley
Sheehan
Wyant
William Larson
Big ‘Mill Crest
Mam
William Laughner
Tannery at Mt. Jewett resumes operations after idle period
Mt. Jewett tannery, idle since early, resumes with about fifteen workers today as five were hired Tuesday and twelve to fifteen since. A boiler fire occurred while a railroad car for lime and two cars of extract were unloaded. The plant, normally employing about 125, is expected to begin production within two weeks.
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Kane, Nay
Mt. Jewett
Jme
Three Murderers Granted Commutation by State Board
Harrisburg Nov. 10 The state pardon board said three murderers two serving life terms have been allowed commutations making them eligible for parole James Winter Dauphin county Anthony Spertude Bradford county Henderson Hathaway Philadelphia Frazer was convicted of murdering Charles Smith and sentenced to die in 1917 Spertude was sentenced to death in 1922 for Norman Carmel murder Both obtained commutations to life imprisonment Hathaway was convicted of second degree murder in 1922 and sentenced to 19 to 20 years in prison
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Sy Unnci
Harrisburg
State Pardon Board
James Winter
Dauphin County
Anthony Spsrdute
Bradford County
Henderson Hathaway
Philadelphia
Frazer
Charles Smith
Spardute
Norman H. Carmel
Hathaway
Rogan backs Brooks high license plan of control
EAIE Nov 10. Erie County revenue under the old Brooks high license law topped 50 000 annually. Rogan, an official who saw the system, praises its control and notes liquor dealers formed an association to oversee compliance. He cites warnings and one license revocation as proof of effectiveness while predicting next week's legislative move.
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EAIE
Ehrie County
Brooks High
Joseph F. Rogan
Pennsylvania
Amgent
Rogan
Gy. Pinchot
Reverend Reiser Transferred to Sacred Heart Erie
The Rev Witis Jona Reiser, formerly pastor of St Elizabeths Gerry, is appointed pastor of Sacred Heart Church in Erie succeeding the late Rt Rev Myron Francis J Bender. Born in Erie October 14 1883 he was ordained May 21 1910 and served at St Michaels Erie before leading St Hilzaveths Corry. His tenure there included church remodeling, redecorations, Stations of the Cross gift, heating upgrades, new pews flooring altars and a 1931 organ installation. He returns to his hometown parish with a noted record.
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Witis Jona Reiser
St. Elizabeth's
Gerry
Sacred Heart Church
Mygr
Francis J. Bender
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Sacred Heart
Father Reiser
Erie S
Corry
Father Reiger
St. Michael's Church
Frank
Lane
Weldner
Reiser
Josephinum Pontifical College
Columbus
Ohio
James J. Hartley
Erle
James Lachermaier
St. Michael's
St. Hilzaveth's Church
Joseph. B. Brock
St. Hiizaveth’s
Katherine Weber
Joseph J. Desmond
Gannon
Tellers-Kent Co
Temporary day law proposal attacked in Philly
Philadelphia reporters note leaders of the anti prohibition movement protested against a temporary prohibition plan. Mrs Herbert Lincoln Clark, president of the Pennsylvania Womens Organization for Prohibition Reform, said the plan would be truly the voters desire and any attempt to deprive them would be disloyalty.
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Ey United Fi
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Herbert Lincoln Clark
Pennsylvania Women's Organization For Prohibition Reform
Stratosphere Flight Postponed Indefinitely
The stratosphere balloon ascent led by Lt. Commander T. G. W. Settle and Major Chester I. Fordney was postponed indefinitely after preparations began. High wind velocity hindered inflation, with several earlier delays noted. The news also mentions Father Reiser funding church work and Rev Carl Heidt succeeding Pastor Walter Reiser at St. Elizabeth's parish.
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Father Reiser
Carl Heidt
Wather Reiser
St. Elizabeth's Shareh
Greece Defends Action Taken In Case Of Insull
Greek courts justified the handling of Samuel Insull's extradition case. The government said it could not interfere with judicial proceedings and extradition, noting the United States dictated the extradition treaty. Insull was freed October 31 by the Chicago case court of appeals, prompting astonishment among American officials.
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United Press
Athens
Samuel Tasuil
United States
Chicago
Insull
Court of Appeals
Cook County
Amiericar
Lincoln ‘MacVeagh
Cordell Hélis
MacVeagh
Tnaull
Ishetty
Armistice Day Dance Fetes St Edward Hall
Willis Price Claude Messenger Louis Store and Michael Drobnecke provided music for an Armistice Day dance at St. Edward’s Hall under the auspices of Lieut Archie Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The hall was decorated with American flags and bunting. Dancing lasted until 1 AM with about thirty five couples in attendance.
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Willis Price
Claude Messenger
Louis Store
Michael Drobnecke
St. Edward's Hall
Ahdey
Archie ‘Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State law cuts school retirement costs saving districts
Harrisburg reports that Act 92 of the 1933 Legislature lowers the state and local retirement rate to 3.2 percent, extending the reserve time but reducing annual payments by about 250000 dollars for the state and similar cuts for local districts. The savings come from the School Employers Retirement System and do not affect system soundness. Three-fourths of members have taken advantage of Act 43 allowing retirement contributions based on two-year or one-year salaries to shield future pensions. Also notes a found old drinking glass near Mt. Carmel.
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Harrisburg
James Ny Rule
MT. Carmel
Wabash
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