Town notes hint at Second market move and local shifts
A jumble of items from the town column reports George Stockton weighing a Second market site in Washington Street to ease municipal finances. Other notes mention potential gas station takeovers, war veterans celebrations, a Cleveland salesman tale, grand jury activity, and local business shifts including Sinclair Oil and Montgomery Ward transfers.
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Red Cross
George Stockton
Hutcher
Washington
Taxpayers’ Union
East Main Street
Range’s
Atlantic Refining Company
North Center Street
O'Locke Haanne
Cleveland Automobile
Brie
Union City
Corry
Wagner
Grand Jury
Sinclair Oil
Dickering
Matilda Nast
Gerry
Scal Deslers
Jamestown
Erie
Pittsburgh
Milt Crandal
Lawrence Riley
Bratford
Faramount
Hollywood
Bre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Les'’ Kelly
Wald
B.Y. Haberer
Montgomery Ward & Company
Chambersburg
Stepdaughter recounts Ridgway murder tale in court
Frederick DePhilippi, 32, once of Harrison and Kyleys Corners, held without bail on a murder charge in the January term of Erie County court. A preliminary hearing heard stepdaughter Micheline testify that Frederick entered the home, argued with his stepfather Mike DePhilippi, and fired multiple shots after an argument about burning the house.
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Ridgway
Frederick DePhilippi
Harrison
Kylers Corners
Wik County
Ehic County Court
Justice of the Peace
John
Minish
Main Street
Midge
DePhilippi
Kysleys Corners
Joseph May
G. B. Straub
Commonwealthe
Virginia DePhilippe
Dotshen
Mike DePhilippi
Mike
Miike
Frederick
Sternik
Wdy
Red Cross Roll Call Launched In Corry 1934 Drive
The Corry Red Cross today started its 1934 Roll Call to urge all residents to support the annual drive. Mrs J J Haight heads the canvass, with committees in each ward planning house to house and business district outreach to renew memberships and recruit new donors amid ongoing welfare needs. In a personal note, a family recounts a tragic shooting incident involving a stepfather and a family member.
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Corry
Redross
J. J. Haight
Rol Call
Donald Stewart
Mayme Wood
Harry Rhodes
Barton Smith
Lawrences Defeont
Stewart Houghton
Olin W. Bracken
Thomas Roelofs
Death claims veteran scribe Alec Pardee
Alec Pardee, 78, veteran newspaper man and former Meadville Tribune staffer, died at his home at 1:30 a.m. after a monthlong stroke. He helped launch the Tribune 60 years ago and worked for The Herald in Titusville, and later in Il City and Franklin. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Meadvigle
Alec
Pardee
Meadville
Frankan
The
Tribune Refublicin
Death claims W. H. Hellyer in Minnesota
The body of W. H. Hellyer, age 68, died suddenly at his home in St. Charles Minnesota and will be brought to Carry Tuesday morning for the niece Mrs. Charles Bugbee. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm from East Branch church with interment in East Branch cemetery. Survived by brother Frank Hellyer and sister Mrs Nettle Nichols both of Hast Branch. Also mentions large charity feed in Cleveland at a Republican rally: 45,000 personas, 15 barrels of meal, 1,000 loaves bread, 300 pounds coffee fed 5,000 people.
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W. Rather Menysty
St. Charles
Minn
Charles Bugbee
West Columbus Avenue
Hellyer
East Branch
Hast Branch
Blooming Valley
Frank Hellyer
Nettle Nichols
Cleveland
Heavy Majorities Mark Erie Election Vote Split
In Erie and surrounding districts Republicans won countywide offices while Democrats carried the city. Will Rose led in the county for Congress with 9,248 votes to Crosby 7,178, but Crosby won the city by 6,721. U S senator Reed trailed Gilley 8,165 to 3,772 in county and 15,929 to 7,986 in the city. Schnader led county totals but lost the city by 7,248. McCreary and Kinney won and lost respectively in assembly races. County results show mixed party gains across statewide offices and local races.
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Erie
Courhouse
Will Rose
Congress
Charleo N. Crosby
Crosby
Rose
David A. Reed
U. 8
Joseph F. Gilley
Reed
William A. Schnader
George Earle
Gay Prior
Schnade
Ralph
McCreary
Frank B. McCarthy
William D. Kinney
David Gifford
Harry B. Scott
Thomas Kennedy
Two Held For Wild Driving Near Kane Mt Jewett
Two Gifford Paiden were jailed after driving erratically on the Roosevelt highway east of town, wrecking their light coupe into an abutment. Walter W. Bell and Earl Drethaupt face charges or disorderly conduct and theft related to the highway incident. State Trooper Charles Mullen arrested them and the car was towed for repairs. Maurice Perry and wife of North Warren visited the city Saturday.
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Thatice of the Peace
Mile Stenger
Walter W. Bell
Earl Drethaupt
Kane-Mt. Jewett
Charles Mullen
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