Record of varied local incidents and notices from the city
Police investigate a vandalism complaint near East Main Street. A man burned during a roadblock remains under care, while a series of property damages and thefts across West Main and Rex tent areas are logged. Divorce proceedings are slated for next week with judges presiding. A hunting camp window display draws attention at a North Center Street store. Road paving bids and weather outlook feature in municipal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loblaw
North Center Street
Draft Ten County Volunteers Draft Boards Named in Erie Notice
Erie announces county draft boards and officers for a Western Pennsylvania mobilization. Names for Ward boards include John Sain Frank Padurgiel Walter May and others with alternate picks and next steps pending medical exams. A Tuesday induction path is set at 8 oclock with clothing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Uyeri
Erbe
PinAliegly
Eid
4Th Street
Walter May
Zac Street
Second Ward
George Pelio
Norbert Scheffner
Entiq
Third Ward
Heed Barrett, Jr
Abiner
Paul Ward Guy Brat
Bowrt
Willy David Shea
Nce Ae
Suet Pith City
Frederick Cloyd Anderson
Penny Street
Frank Leo Sontag
Wayne Street
Harry Fayness
Oakwood
Pershing Caldwell
JWBE
Fir Wiliam
Bente
Old Priestly Avanue
Lawrence Parle County
Robert Bogart
Lake Street
Girard
Albert Hook
Wrler Wiliam
Tayloy
North Faves
Perry Northrop
Olin Avenue
Kennety
M- Reno
Orth Grearey
Robert & Hataway
County
Brat
Beard
Warm Blankets Offer Comfort and Practical Warmth
A fragment describes blankets as depending on fiber weave and thickness to shield against drafts. It notes warmth is linked to material quality and construction, aiming to keep the body comfortable in cold air.
City Budget Details Show Salaries At One Fourth Of Expenditures
City budget notes salaries and wages dominate spending, totaling about one quarter of expenditures. Police and fire payrolls rise with additions, while water and street services reflect significant costs. Comparisons with 1920 show tax levies and valuations, with notable shifts in departments and bond debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Suvmer
Tives Yepilars
Reqire
Uy Ofiees
Ono
Genesil
Amos
Sajarao
Tayo
Twat
Liehfiner
Old Teys
Epidemic Dies Down in Clymer and Mayville
Nov 22 reports from Mayville say water in Buen is considered safe after tests from the Chautauqua Malted Mill Company plant. Samples taken at various village points showed no basis for the scare though some results awaited. No new cases reported. sick children back in school as the scare subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Water Wael
Buen
Albany
Chautauqua Malted Mill Company
Guestion Ware
Muguille
Mor Thal
Clymer
Associated Press
WEW
York
Americar Ganoa Aae
American Smelters
Hennacote
Montgomery Ward St BO National Biscuit
New York Central
Paramount
Tories
Penney Set
Viceses
Ries Assaiestins
Socony
Vacwum
jStandard
Gall
Eseee
Standard
Dora Ee See Wieder
Gore
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Truveo
TOM Youngstown S&t
Arkangas Nat Gas
Woman Dies After Chase & Stewart Block Explosion
Miss Bonnie McCammion, 34, died at City hospital at 5 25 p m after severe burns from the Chase and Stewart block third floor explosion. She had remained conscious briefly before death and suffered eye injuries from the blaze. Investigators reported no new developments as three others remain in serious condition, including Sidney Gilbert, 46, renter of the room where the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Bonnie McCammion
Chase & Stewart
City Hospital
Althone
Sidney
Gilbert
Fragmented budget figures from early city records
The text lists scattered 1920s to 1990s budget numbers including 1926 and 51,790 for an am deal, $600 for city team upkeep, and varied totals such as 1924 92,709 1931 682,158 along with odd codes like 1882 BAI482 and 1993 72,078.74, raising questions about historical accounting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gily
Devadle
Chief Italian supply base falls to Greeks
The Greeks captured 15 Italian guns including seven heavy pieces and many anti aircraft weapons as Italian forces retreated. Greek spokesmen said troops were not drawn out. the advance began with a pre dawn invasion of Greece on October 28 after a 3 am ultimatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Korilae
Argirocasive
Greece
Philip Murray New Chairman of CIO
Philip Murray is named new chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organizations. The piece quotes Lewis praising Murray’s three decades of energy and leadership and notes the CIO’s proud record and continued growth under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Murray
CIO
Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Youth Captured After Alleged Gas Station Robberies
Erin, Nov 6. Lawrence Marmalla, 17, of 449 East Just Street, escaped from Grove City juvenile facility Wednesday. He robbed two Erie gas stations while visiting Erie, but failed to return before he was missed. Chief George J Christoph said Marmalla was arrested ten miles from Erie. Officers recovered stolen items and loot from the two stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Lawrency Harmalla
East Just Street
George Juning Republic
Grove City
Stile O Pir
Erie
George J Christoph
Hirabud
Merewy
Balled
Christoph
Hirle
Thanksgiving services listed by Columbus-Spring Greek parish
The notice outlines Thanksgiving themed services across multiple churches. It notes worship times at Spring Creek and West Spring Creek churches, Bible School schedules, junior and youth meetings, and a special Thanksgiving service on November 28 sponsored by parish youth. It mentions nineteen operating railroads in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus-Spring
Columbuy Shinch
Youre People’s Society
Spring Creek Society
West Spring Creek Church
Spring Creek
Markets stock Pittsburgh produce and Buffalo hogs and cattle
Pittsburgh market reports moderate demand for apples and potatoes with assorted packed grades and prices. Buffalo notes hogs steady to higher, cattle and vealers mixed, butter eggs cheese and selenium pricing listed. steel and specialties in New York show cautious gains across a broad slate of companies and stocks with mixed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Long Island
G. Mountains
Buffalo
Tully Steaty
Hennery
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local sports and events
Fragmentary text mentions teams, locations, and outcomes but lacks coherent facts. No definite names, dates, or events are discernible to form a reliable summary.
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Paignal
Sivard
Wheatley
Wirry Geaves
Cemerville Bartier
Yoon
West Main Street
Rock Morick
Sonsorial
Uatler
Everett Waynes
P. FR
Guili
Venante
Phurt
East Main Street
Mbnuhlelamitkers
Anr
Lawes
Taylor
Miles B Bitty
Eline
Eas
Ine Cunet Moudhy
Aleckwous
Dox Funeiers
Carl Fira
Bussed Hound
Edward Bjntoy
Minother
Nathan Reynoldse R. D
Volice
Rex
Hind
Reneau
T Me cHingwign
Cmirais
Yen
Vaasa
Association of Amelican Railroat
William Rowan
Pintsfield
Warren County
Warren County No.2
Highway Department
Balawin Brothers Paving Company of
Cleveland
Salina
Ol City
Grey Lakes
Counell
Scully
Zorn
Parrey
Elty
Pew
Witely
Witt
Genepol
Gineer
Civic Hand
Ideal Fund
Central Garage
Leroy Cady
E. South St
Dial
Corry, Pa
Loblaws
Tbs
Orchard Park
Apple Grove
Libby
Root’s Furniture
Fraftamsaahip
Cole
Jodsy
Dewmta
We, Ines
Peretvat’s
Ally
Rte Poultry and Supplies
Ency
Anile
Jarlee
Rookwood Kennels
Iion City
Brag
Spring St
Reasonane Tin Cout
Jos
Colt
Evie
Euie W. Fawmans
Tig Wi Malu
Weare
Ciel
Erte
Harry W. Hagma
Washington
Irms
Bath
Harry W. Hagmann
Auto Body
Wiogers
Auto Body Hospital
Din
E. South
Stella
Superior Cleaning CO
AUER
U. S
Corry Evening Journal
Delco
Care Journal
Ataee
W. H. Cottle
R. D
Spartansburg
Tage
Jearn
Greyhound Post House
Hammond
Earl Messinger
Columbus
Wm. D. Rowe
Doane's
Howe, & W
Main St
Geta
Zenith Radio
Merritt Appliance CO
Loose Straw
Spencer’s Cash Mills
S. Center St
Keystone
Main St. Quirek
Hear Senior High
Acho
Sua
Paul Whiteman
Rockefeller Center
Louisians
Y. Mremnlix
Republicarr
Ihdian
Mexico
Germany
National Music Chamber
Toda
Barey Wits
Porville
Dinamo
Lunes
Jomparatiy
Jean
UNION
Billy Webb
West
Boston
Cellus
Ian Bawhelec
Nat lv
Wsiames der Belnita
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