Snowy mood and civic notes from the region
Snow blankets the area as meetings and milestones unfold. Civic Employees' Association meets at Grand Theatre this evening at seven. local schools praise a departing administrator and plan tributes. Business news notes Amaranonda Copper Mining profits and Continental Can announces a new Ol City plant.
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Civic Employees’ Association
Ng Grand Theatre
Erie to Sell Christmas Seals Against Tuberculosis
John Diehl, general chairman of the 820d annual gale of Christmas seals, urges Erie and Erie county residents to support the sale to fight tuberculosis. He notes the high personal and societal costs of the disease and cites 1928 slogan aims to protect homes from tuberculosis. Campaign headquarters at Bell Telephone, 17 W 10th Street, Erie, operates with volunteer workers preparing materials for the 1938 sale.
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John Diehl
Pennsylvania
Erie
Death Claims Prominent Lady of Corry
Death claimed Mrs. J. B. Dahlstrand of 817 East Main Street Corry after long illness. Born in Denmark February 13 1884 she lived most of her life in Corry. Survived by husband three daughters a son two sisters three brothers and five grandchildren. Body at home awaiting calling hours until Thursday noon. Funeral at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
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Corry
J. B. Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Methodist Epicopal Church
Missionary Societies of the Church
Denmark
Youth in Ohio Reformatory Case Sentenced
William Redmond an 18 year old paroled youth admitted attempting to attack an eight year old girl in Connell. He was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Mansfeld Reformatory by Juvenile Court Judge J Philip Perry. He signed a statement claiming he beat and choked the child and feared she was dead after placing cement blocks around her and covering her body with boards.
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Ohio Reformatory Conneaut
William Redmond
Mansfeld Reformatory
J. Philip Perry
Jefferson
Reformatory
Bug in Ear Turns Up After 26 Years
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mrs Lizzie Metcalfe reports ear trouble since 1922. An X ray reveals a foreign object in her ear remains well preserved after 26 years.
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Hopkinsvilug, Ky
Lizzie Metcalfe
Davis defeats Earle by eight thousand votes in Erie County
Official county tally shows Republican James J. Davis winning the Senate race over Governor George H. Earle by 8 845 votes in Erie County. Davis totals 35 864 to 27 019 for Hare with Royal Oak ticket adding 278.Other statewide results include Arthur H. James winning governor with 24 701 votes to Jones 28 050, and various party nominees in lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and assembly races.
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Brlls
W. S
James J. Davis
George H. Earle
Erie County
the Times
Davis
Hare
Royal Oak
Arthuy H. James
Charles Alvin Jones
Leo Mundy
Reval Oak
Samuel Lewis Rehm
Thomas Logie
Willan Layen-goo
Republicay
Congress
Norbert J. Pitterall
Dew
Gad Robeer
Gudgets
Assembly
Joseph Waener
Delbert Dalrymple
Republic
East City
Adam Gurski
Den
Ragpit Moseman
Repuhnan
John Young
Homer Coote
Walter Scott
Julia van Alisburg
Testimony Opens in Suit Over Youths Death in Electric Substation
Warren Nov 15 Testimony opened in the case of Mary Vescio versus the Pennsylvania Electric Company in trespass to recover 325 850 for the death of Michael Vescio at the Eddy Street substation on November 8 1936 A jury was drawn and taken to the substation where the accident occurred Attorneys for Mrs Vescio are Warren Stone Alexander Wick and Edward E Petrillo with Harol d J Hampson and George Myer for the defense This is the first of two trials at the November term of the common pleas court
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Vesclo
Electric Company
Michael Vescio
Harold 3. Hampson
Warren
George ¥. Myer
Pittshureh
Stars of the American Flag Debunked by Collier’s Weekly
The piece clarifies a common myth about the flag. It states that stars symbolize states collectively, not individually, and claims no government document assigns each star to a specific state.
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Collier's Weekly
Fifty Enrolled in Night Shop Classes at Vocational School
Fifty men are enrolled in the evening shop classes at Tilleh Vocational School. Superintendent Dewey reported progress and recommended continued support, noting good results and upcoming appoints adding Norman Tiger and others to the program. Federal aid will extend toward the program.
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Tilleh Vocational School
S. Tewey
Board of Duration
Moday Evenines
Dewey
Charles Mylimaaler
Norman Tdtiger
No Compromise Intabor Ranks C10 Assertion
United Press reports a heated session where the group tabled compromise and reaffirmed the CIO core aim of mass production unionization. The meeting, led by Floper and Martin, faced unity calls but rejected any dilution of industrial union principles and member protections.
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United Press Tittabint
Tadiisthat Organiae
Inp
AJL
Floper “Martin
United Automobile Workers
Maurt’n Committee
Imger
CHO Amn
CIO
Aml
Theodore Roosevelt First U.S. President to Visit Foreign Nation in Office
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to travel abroad while in office visiting Panama to inspect the construction of a canal project and to strengthen diplomatic ties with foreign governments.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Panama
Reappears After 14 Year Old Death by Own Action
In Los Angeles on November 14 a teen, Yeney, reappears after a death ruled as death by own action. The case involves Pawli Fe Maerianiti, a Pittsburgh broker, and Edgar Davis amid forgery charges. A fingerprint check revealed identities and a violent event followed.
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Los Angeles
Tone Teen Yeney
Jen
Wasi Bide Nutes
Tegaly
Pawli Fe Maerianiti
Ava Hime Wyutton
Edgar Davis
Hundred Byw
Vomareion
MagDonaid
Extend Transportation for Second Ward Pupil
One hour of mine low rose eyes hingrated to provide transport to and from school for children residing east of Scigta street on East Columb eane. Transportation had been provided but absence of a parent working in Uns lan City delayed the service. The boat will transport to and from school starting immediately through May, with the farmer schedule resumed to keep costs within budget.
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East Columbeane
Scigta Street
Sehool
Unslan City
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