Paragram of a local news page and notices
A jumble of report items mentions Rev W Z Barkes reporting damage from a vehicle near Youngsville, injuries to Charles Rouse, theatre bookings at Rex, bids for a steel truss bridge on the Lakes-to-Sea highway, and notes on weather, a Florists Association meeting, and a court case in Meadville. Concerns include shoe theft, circus acts, and the Conneaut Lake Amusement Park sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venangaboro
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Department of Highways
Rex Theatre
Rex
Graham plans no prosecution for booze sales
Erie district attorney Mortimer Graham announced there will be no liquor prosecutions in Erie County. He said the Snyder Armstrong act will be repealed when Pennsylvania adopts a wet convention result, leaving enforcement void and allowing whiskey and other strong liquors to be sold openly in speakeasies and beer saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mortimer
Graham
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Erle
Divorces Granted in Erie County Court Amid Holiday List
Erie county court, led by Judge A P Rossiter, granted 22 divorces this week including Bila C Bell from James M Bell for abandonment of a baby. other separations named include Morris, Schloss, Husins, Anderson, Milano, Goetz, and Baker for desertion or cruelty. Montreal reports Canada will export a surplus honey crop to Britain in 1918. Jailer Cush ing jailed in Cushing Oklahoma for deer hunting out of season. Baldwin, former Payne County jailer, serves 60 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Court
A. P. Rossiter
Bila C. Bell
20Th Street
James M. Bell
Corry
Charles 7. Morris
26Th St
Elizabeth Morris
Towanda
Frank W. Schloss
Pe Germen Street
Edna F. Schloss
Waterford
Isabelle Hueins
Beech Street
Edward Husins
B. 19Th
Altadena C. Anderson
Liberty Street
Harry D. Anderson
Wesleyville
Vittoria Milano
East Avenue
Archaelo Milano
Charles Goetz
Ida Goetz
Isabelle M. Baker
Fairview
Lagainst Gordon Baker
12Th Street
Britain
Montreal
Quebec
Cushing
Okla
Howard Baldwin
Payne Couniry
Baldwin
Senator Davis outlines stand on leading problems
Erie November 11 Senator James J Davis outlines views on prohibition and the NRA. He praises the Brooks high license law and says prohibition would have remained, if strengthened. He rejects a gubernatorial bid, backs national programs, and notes Republicans as constructive while supporting the NRA regardless of sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
James J. Davis
NRA
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Davis
Aquor
Pichot
Hmpf
Roosevelt
Appeal for Support of Red Cross Drive
A continued Red Cross drive outlines the effort with hundreds of garments made for the less fortunate by a band of royal women working multiple nights. The campaign aims to solicit dollars and larger contributions, with ward chairmen organizing committees for a citywide canvass beginning Monday.
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Royal Woman
Red Cross
Houghton
Charles Stewart
Donald Stewart
W. S. Houghton
H. R. Rhodes
Harold Powell
Busines
W. M. Houghton
Olin Bracken
Mary Whittlesey
Return from Long Air Trip Ends in Warren Stop
John Eekerd and Neil McCray, pilots, returned Thursday night after a extended flight covering the southwest, Texas, New Orleans and Charlotte routes. They left Charlotte at 9 am and reached Warren, Pa in the evening, forced to continue by train due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ease
J—Ur
A. Py Muely
John Eekerd
Neil McCray
Mexico
Texas
New Orleans
Charlotte
N.C
Warren
Armistice Day Program Presented by Ladies Aid Society
A pleasing Armistice Day program conducted by Arthur Schaub with Mrs. Harry Spicer at the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meeting in the church parlors. Twenty five members attended enjoyed the entertainment including a piano solo by Mrs. C. W. Bracken. Birthdays were celebrated for four members and a report on a dinner served to rural mail carriers added to the treasury. Mrs. H. W. Alverson chaired with several members serving a tureen dinner at five o clock.
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Arthur Schaub
Harry Spicer
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
C. W. Bracken
H. L. B. MacLees
G. W. Waggoner
William Cole
Whittiesey
Legion Dance Party At Armistice Held In Legion Club
Inclement weather kept crowds small at the Armistice dancing party hosted by the Elmer G. Carrier Post American Legion in the Mks club last evening. The venue was richly decorated with flags and Legion blue and gold. The Musical Cavaliers performed from 9 pm to 2 am, and American Legion programs were distributed. A second party is planned for next month with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Carrier Post
American Legion
Legion
King Gives Stand on Liquor Control
King outlines careful study of liquor control options without backing a specific bill. He plans no legislation to bar the saloon return and expresses openness to proposals from other countries, citing willingness to consider any proposed measures.
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King
Kidnapped Child Found at Neighbor’s Home
An all night search for two year old Peter Baldwin ended when police found him across the street from his Wilmington home. The boy had been sheltered overnight by Mrs. A. H. Nerad after being reported missing by his father Dan I. Baldwin and his mother who had returned from a movie.
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Anicy Cross
Los Angeles
Nev
Peter Baldwin
Wilmington
A. H. Nerad
Peter
Dan I. Baldwin
San Francisco
Baldwin
Huey Long to Press On Amid Heckling Across State
In Alexandria Huey P Long declared that heckling by auditors would not cancel his speaking tour. At a city hall rally he faced eggs, stink bombs and oranges as he spoke unimpeded. In Monroe he again endured heckling with two alleged hecklers ejected by his bodyguard.
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Unicueros
Alexandria
Huey P. Long
Long
City Hall
Monroe
Burg ballots seek guard for recounts in Johnsonburg
Johnsonburg citizens denounce an election fraud charge after the ballot box was seized by court order. They request two state police from Kane barracks to guard the confiscated box until the recount, calling the move a political plot and outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johnsonburg
Kane Barracks
Peace Demands Economic Self Sufficiency Warns Dr Ryan
In Philadelphia on November 11 Mons. John A. Ryan warned the Goodwill congress of the World Alliance for International Friendship that world peace cannot last without economic self sufficiency by all nations. He blasted the impulse to export heavily while importing little as a key source of ill will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
United States
John A. Ryan
D. D
Goodwill Congress
World Alliance For International Friendship
Ryan
Advent Church Schedule On Street Promotes Evening Sermon
A church event listing outlines sermons and services across times from 7:30 PM to 1:00 PM with passages from Revelation and Daniel. Topics include Advent themes and prayer gatherings led by Rev G Fix and Rev Carter, inviting strong attendance and community devotion.
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A. Hodik
Shige
Daniel
Tom
Pittsburgh
Dent
Ani
Street
Nor
Carter
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Lonny
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W. Z. Barkes
Writed, Pa
Ross J. Webb
Youngsvillev
Harry B. Smith
H. A. Curtis
Board of Education
Baltimore
Tlat
Willem H. Johnson
Essex Street
Charles Rouse
Mr. Rouse
Bennett of
Sherman News
Northwestern Pennsylvania Florists’ Association
Titusville
U. S. Weather Bureau
Corry Relief Fund
Conneaut Lake
People's Savings Bank of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Bank
Paul J. Murphy
Titusvile High School
Auleivte
Remy Tara
High Seaye Sero
Aruvea
Copemice
Placa
Member
Federal Reserve System
Eveready Prestone
Keister’s ‘Rare Drug Store
Huey
Theo P. Williams
Barlow Accredited
United F
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