Various Local Events And Notices From The Week
Spring rains give way to wintry weather forecasts while Armella Tryon stars in Carmelita at Columbia Theatre for St. Vincent de Paul benefit. Northwestern Pennsylvania Educators gather in Meadville, with Billy Sunday and others in Erie events. Hunters’ legal prey resumes in Pennsylvania as season proceeds. Titusville-Corry football fund balance and results reported. American Telephone declares 2.25 dividend payable January. Local farmers plow fields amid steady steel output. McCall addresses Kiwanis on Corry High season. Nautical Academy services offered by mail. Kiwanis visit notes in Corry. Car crash damages auto with lights at night. state law reminder. Zem Zem Temple preps for midwinter ceremonial January 3. County Home costs and relief expenditures summarized. Concord Inn destroyed by fire. East Buffalo road location. Wall Street activity shows weak trading and declines.
Mellon and Pinchot Loan Dispute Deepens in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November reports detail a widening rift between Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon and Governor Pinchot over a proposed $1,000,000 loan for the Pennsylvania prosperity bond plan. Mellon reportedly refused. Pinchot says he was promised consideration and will seek funds from other wealthy supporters despite the opposition.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Walthy
U. S. Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Pinchot
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Pinghot
Treasury
Washington
Mellan
Sterling
House
Burglary Probed at Two Irvineton Stores
In Warren county two Irvineton shops were burglarized Monday night six miles west of Warren. The McCoy general store lost 82 dollars cash and clothing including an overcoat and raincoat. Huling confectionery and ice cream parlor items stolen include cigarettes knives and gloves. Entry at McCoy was via basement. Huling entry by breaking rear window glass. Sheriff H H Jefferson leads the investigation.
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Warren
Trvine
James G. McCoy
N. B. Huling
McCoy
Huling Place
H. H. Jefferson
Alaskan Missionary to Speak Here Tonight
Rev. John Chapman of Alaska will give the address at Emmanuel Episcopal Church this evening. The clergy choirs and congregations from Warren Titusville Kinzua and Union City Episcopal churches join the local church to hear his message. The public is invited to attend.
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John @. Chapman
D. D
Alaska
Emmanuel Episcopal
Chitech
Trinity Church
Warren
Four youths injured in Wattsburg road crash near Erie
About 12:45 am Tuesday four youths were in a car that crashed four miles south of Erie on Wattsburg road. Joseph Franckowski, 21, suffered a possible fractured skull and was listed in fair condition at St. Vincent's hospital. John Borkowski, 24, had a facial laceration and leg injuries. Two other passengers, Jacke Kenara, 21, and Steve Borkowski, 20, received minor injuries and were treated and released. State patrolman Erlo Miller reported Branckqwil was driving, though others disputed.
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Brim
Joe Ous
Erie
Wattsburg
Joseph Franckowslki
7Th Street
John Borkowski
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jacke Kenara
East Tth Street
Steve Borkowski
East 14Th Street
John
Miller
Branckqwil
Tragedy Ends in Double Homicide and Suicide
Detroit report states Lee Cherry 35 shot and killed his wife Alice 26 after a quarrel then wounded her companion Mildred Thomas 21 before killing himself. Miss Thomas was seriously wounded. Cherry and his wife were found dead at their home. their five year old daughter Marion was missing.
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United Frees
Detroit
Lee Cherry
Cherry
Alice
Marion
Relief funds hinge on new revenues says Pinchot aides
Harrisburg officials warned there is no large treasury surplus for unemployment relief. They explained the May 1 1983 balance would be about 1.49 million dollars with liabilities and encumbrances leaving little room for added aid, and that current revenues may yield a deficit rather than a surplus.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
State Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Treasury Department
Commonwealth
Smuggled Aliens Hunted Near Kane After Arrests
Immigrations officers led by Jaméa Powers search forests between Kane and Kinzua for five alleged aliens smuggled into the United States from Toronto. Three suspects from Jugoslavia, Rista Ristich 36 Momas Jasmonic 25 and Wast Dimitry 26, are detained as deportation actions proceed. An earlier raid halted the smuggling ring that brought men from Toronto at about 80 dollars each. In Corry City bowling, Charles Keefer top score last week and won a necktie prize. the league sees rising interest with a prize from Kelly News Stand.
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Kane
United States
Jaméa IL. Powers
Erie Tureau
Kinzua
Toronto
Niagara River
Jugo-Slovia
Rista D. Ristich
Momas Jasmonic
Westfield Man Dies From kerosene stove fire burns
Edward A. Amidon aged 74 died Tuesday at 3 AM from severe burns after attempting to start a fire with kerosene. He had lived in Westfield most of his life and died at his son Monroe Amidon’s home. Survived by three sons Monroe George Leon and two daughters Mrs George Briggs and Mrs Ruth Homan with a brother Cassius Amidon and sister Mrs Lucy Shermerhorn. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday at 84 West Main Street, burial in Watts Flats cemetery near Ashme.
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Wirscreama
Eward A. Amidon
Amidon
Monroe
George
Westfield
Leon
Forsythe
Here
George Fi. Briggs
Greenville
Ruth Homan
Barnboro
Arother
Cassius Amidon
Cheshire
Mass
Lucy Shermerhorn
Erie
West Main Street
Watts Flats
Ash- Me
Uncle Eben Reflects On Self Knowledge
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben remarking that a man who thinks too highly of himself may forget other things he knows about himself. The line hints at humor and self awareness in a folksy voice.
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Eben
Uncle Eben
Isself
Washington Star
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Hese
Tong
Armella Tryon
Union City
Jend Ole
Carmelita
Columbia Theatre
St.Vincent de Paul Society
P. W. M. Pressel
Pennnsylvania State Educational Association
Lafayatte
Meadville
Times Mirror
Wiliam
Billy
Will Apear
M. I
Anti-Saloon League
Titusville
Corry
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Iron Age
Sedrie A. McCall
Kiwanis Club
Corry High Eleven
Service Club
America
United States Merchant Marine
American Nautical Academy
Washington, D. C
Merchant Marine
Frank Kein
Kiwanis International
Corry Club
Club
Washington, D.C
Brigham
West Pleasant Street
Brigham Home
Zem Zem Temple of the Shrine
East Buffalo Road
North West
W. E. Parker
A. C. Kunkle
Irvineton
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Gas Company
James A. Sullivan
United Press Statf
Beavers
Corry High School
Lie Club
Benveta
Iqveryone
Associated System
Associated Gas
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Kane Sector
Burns
Westfield Man
Lydia E.pinkhamr
Frie
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