Cars, cakes, and court news from Erie region
City items report a mix of local notices and incidents. A 15 year old Albion boy was accidentally shot in the leg while hunting. he was treated and released. Probate of two estates valued at 5500 is noted, with several beneficiaries named. an Erie man died of heart trouble and dropsy, leaving a widow. Various community notices include shop ads, church gatherings, and a crash involving a Franklin man and a plane incident near Colonel Prike Airport.
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Charles Marlin
Albion
Henry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erle
Willa Carton V. King
James Mickelson
Corry
Anna Lindter
Hans P. Anderson
Jamestown
William Amy
Stervettanin
Erie
Lloyd D. Pastorious
Orchard Streat
Erie County Oil Association
Veterans’ Hospital
Batavia
Pastorious
Perry Beauty Salon
Eugene
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
W. F. Miller
West Frederick Street
Truetone
Western Auto Associate
Verne Zerhe
Pranklin
St Franklin
Clare Watson
B.D. G. Meadville
Ameo
Meadville
Pelton’s
Herman Sweetapple
Braddford
Olean- Salamanca
Olean
Phimage
Merklinger
Sixth Avenue
East Pleasant Street
Barbara Leg
Melvin McElroy
Dixie Lee Nichols
Chole Lou Phillips
Beverly Bly
Patricia Perry
Barbara Harmon
Madeline Willisms
Rebecca Williams
Doris Lillie
Norma Lillie
Florine Pier
Laddy Group
Barbara Lee
Barbara
Lena Thurston
Linnon Alveet
Vanderhonf
Spartansburg
Ure Corry
Hontal
Zepio Whitling
Marin Street
Corry Hopital
Cone Donald Gales
Bie
Jamestan
William Harper
Star Route
Oil City
Colonel
Avaz
Scio'vlock
OW City
Ellizh School
Ruby Riansgaad
Scrubgras Township
Venango County
Democratic Committee
Venango
Venango Surly Committee
Franklin Satuday
Knox Charged In Death Case In Le Mars
Mrs Sumner Knox 60 a socialite and crusader faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and illegal buying after a shallow garden grave hid her mother's body Mrs L A Trow 55 in Plymouth County Hospital custody authorities pursue further evidence Sheriff Scholér cited her mental state as a reason she cannot be questioned today neighbors told tales during the search for additional bodies in the case
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Frank Scholér
Seholer
Gudge Speaks Mind in Pleasanton Tennis Tale
In Pleasanton California veteran tennis star J Donald Budgeainky claims he will point to a future visit, warning local officials that any obstruction will face the authority of his game. He pledges to speed through any town at 70 miles per hour if blocked.
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Gudge
Donald Budgeainky
Fang
Legally Dead 14 Years Is Found After Check Fails
United Press reports a former wealthy stockbroker reputed dead 14 years ago is revealed alive in Los Angeles. Davis McDonald, once Davis John Edgar McMonale of Pittsburgh, had remarried, faced insurance payouts, and was arrested after a dishonored check. FBI fingerprinting confirmed his identity. he admitted losing nerve and handling reverses that burned through his wealth.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Davis SR. McDonald
Pittsburgh
Ohn
Edgar Davis
Federal Bureau Ne
McMonale
Roosevelt presides over defense policy meeting
President Roosevelt convened a White House session with top administration aides to discuss national defense challenges. The group considered General Malin Craig's report urging rapid cuts in army manpower and expenditures for defensive weapons and included Louis Johnson, Morgenthau, Robert Hodgeson, Hopkins, and Herman Olphant.
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Walley Press
Washington
Woosevelt
White House
Malin Craig
Avery
Roosevelt
Louis Johnson
Treasuy Morgenthan
Robert Hodae
First Negro Woman Legislator in Pa Crystal Fauset Named
Crystal Bird Fauset, Boston born adviser to Philadelphia housing authority, wins election to represent West Philadelphia's 18th district in the Pennsylvania assembly becoming America's first Black woman legislator. Her victory preserves a two vote female Democratic delegation in Harrisburg.
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Ey Wanes
Harrisburg
Crystal Bird Fauset
Philadelphia Housing Authority
Pennsylvania Assembly
America
Fauadt
Columbia University
Teachers College
West Philadelphia
State House
Businessman Manuel Mujied Carassa Travels After Death Race
Manuel Mujied Carassa, a 58 year old millionaire and mine owner, arrived in Rochester Minnesota after a 4765 mile race against death from Lima Peru aboard a Northwest Airlines flight.
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Rochester
Minn
Manuel Mujied, Carassa
Perman
Northwest Airlines
Lima
Peru
Coal accident claims life at Helvetia in nine
Coroner B E Erhard reports George Weber of Luthersburg, 87, crushed when a half ton rock fell during a task at Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co unit nine in Helvetia. No inquest will be held.
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George 1S
Weber
Luthersburg
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Helvetia
B. E. Erhard
Verna Schlep Praises Adferita for Clear Skin
Verna Schlep claims Adferita clears pimples and blemishes caused by constipation. She reports smoother, healthier skin after using the product and notes relief of digestive discomfort. The promotional copy promotes the cosmetic benefits and digestive relief.
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Verna Schlep
Kelster
Armistice Talks At St Edward's Highlight Patriotism
Keating and Sullivan lead Armistice Day program at St Edward's school with an address on patriotism and World War I. Keating, an ex serviceman, shares views while Postmaster James Sullivan, a World War veteran, offers brief remarks during the student body observance.
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Gaye
Onion and Alliums Versus Wild Garden Plants
The phrase notes that cultivated onion, chive, and garlic are simply cultivated varieties of their wild counterparts, highlighting the botanical connection between common kitchen herbs and their wild relatives.
Lewis Raps Hitler for Jewish Insults in Debate
In a heated session delegates rose as speakers defended or challenged remarks about Jewish insults. The crowd whistled, screamed, applauded and banged desks while arguments shifted around the issue. The dispute touched on free speech and respect for minority groups, prompting calls for clearer standards.
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Lewis
Hitler
Sardines Get Their Name From Sardinia Island
The passage notes that sardines derive their name from the island of Sardinia in the Mediterranean Sea, where many of these small fish live.
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Island
Sardinia
Mediterraneah Sea
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Hershey's
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Lee
Wing-Willi ‘Star ‘Stores
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Will J. Wilcox
State Highway Department
Roosevelt Highway
Tiviig
Youngsville
Maccabee Hall
Alphonse Jackson
Basex Street
Janet Marie
Harry Wallace
Sportangbury
Corry Hospital
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
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Tyirtspond
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Henrietta Atgood
Thomas O'Copnnell
Trin
Clifford McElroy
Bult Street
Aspraine
Anislo
Tony Tucci
Moonstreet
R. Morick
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Lindsley's
West Spring Greely
U.S
Peass
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Center St
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