French Creek Garden Club Annual Meeting Notes
French Creek and Findley Lake Garden Club members met for a picnic dinner. The president Grace Sultzer outlined past year gains and committees for French Creek and Pine Lake groups, plus plans for Christmas and present exchanges. New member Bertha Findley joined as members discussed programs on bulbs, house plants, chives, sweet peas, and garden cleanup.
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French Creek
French Creek-Findley Lake
TexHuar
Grace Sultter
LaVandh Neekut
Lottie More
Rose Gleason
Garoline Proost
Pindley Lake
Mina Chesley
Laura van— Sickle
Ethel Stillwell
Amny Teresar
Wini
Fred Ott
Ora Jenkins
Laura Camp
Leona Cooper
Emma Bromiey
Mary ‘Smolk
Virginia Perdue
Jonstinwh Bacher
Katherine Finn
Bessie Hutton
Jennie Thorp
Grace Milligan
Florence Rodgers
Lena Neckers
Edith Wagner
Bertha Findley
Emma Bromley
Maury Smolk
L ‘Yai Sickle
Lena
Sultzer
Wagner
Terfaar
Mary Smolk
Terffaar
Lyle
Gordon
Donald
Clifford White
Eviyn Sweet
Corry Hospital
Edward Beckerink
Hiram Beckerini
Howard Mathews
Kingsville
Ohio
Hiram ‘Beckerink
Mathews
Noy
Dorothy Beckerink
Lucas Gleason
J. W. More
Pomons Grange
Sheridan
Clarence. Chamberlain
Camp Edwards
Mass
Pvt
Chamberlain
Roland Moore
Willie Moore
Kibler
Corry
Proestler
J W
More
Howard Neckers
Howard J. Roberts
Union City
Merle Cross
George Cross
Winyne Cross
Navy
Eng
Pilling
Oli
Chris Gravink
Surfaco
Grav
Laos
Observan
Tua
Edward Grayvikt
Three Corry Youths Injured In Auto Accident
Three Corry youths suffered injuries in a Saturday morning auto crash near Stow. Elmey W. plasch Ralph W. Hepler and Donat C. Alexander were taken to Jamestown Hospital with facial and forehead injures and leg burns. Local police and state police reports were incomplete as details remained pending.
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Corry
Garry Rouse
Belive
Imam Automobile
New Stow
Atate
Wife Suts
Elmey W. ‘Lasch
Ralph
W. Heplir
Liberty
Alexander
Pennsylval Avenue
Pele
Lee
James Lowy
Jamestown Hospital
Two Gas Station Bandits Hunted in Erie Robbery
Police across northwestern Pennsylvania search for two Black men after a 93 dollar robbery at the Shaper gasoline station at 12th and Fillmore in Millcreek Township. One suspect, about 26 to 36, 5 feet 10, 150 to 160 pounds, wore grease stained cap and overalls. the other, about 30, tall and 150 pounds, was shabbily dressed. They fled in a car, direction unknown, morning.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
12Th and
Fillmore Streets
Millcreek Township
Services Sunday For Robert Keppel Final rites for Robert B. Keppel held at 3 45 p m at Bracken Keating funeral parlors
Army officiated as Captain Morisuit led the service with relatives assisting as bearers. Interment followed in Pine Grove. Among attendees were Pvt. Robert Keppel of Fort Sill Oklahoma, and numerous relatives from Herber Keppel Warren Jamestown Titusville and Jamestown New York.
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Robert Keppel
Robert B. Keppel
Bracken-Keating
Garlors
John D .Morisuit
Ue Salpatina
William Dyckes
Wilfard Dyckes
Walter Keppel
Vern Bowles
Milo Lawsn
Charles Lawson
Pine Grove
Pvt
Rovert Keppel
Fort Sill
Okla
Herbert
Keppel
Harrysburg
N. Y
Thad. Lawson
Warren
H. 3
Johnson
Pinchey Lake
WS. Peterson
Marjorie
Titusville
Min Laween
Jamestowk
N. Yi
Jon Donald
Gleason Funeral Held In New Castle
Luther D. Gleason, former Spring Creek resident and longtime chief clerk in the superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his father C D Gleason and sister Mrs R Donaldson of Spring Creek. Funeral services were held in New Castle this afternoon with interment to follow.
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Vonaldson
Tohn
D. Gleason
Spring Creek
New Castle
Luther D. Gleason
R. Donaldson
Truce Sought in Plant Dispute After Walkout
Aero Lodge officers reported a long brewing plant dispute with most workers favoring retention of the existing agency. After a Saturday walkout, the plant was closed but no forcible entry occurred as police managed entrances. Crowds and rumors of violence drew arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, while citizens hoped for a temporary truce and a quick settlement to avert a protracted shutdown.
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Aero Lodge
Imye
Long Brewing
Fourth Ward
Traffle
Huntreda
Mumors Frey
Pollo
Employea
Corry Man Gerald A Preble Dies At 9 96 Oiglock
Gerald Arthur Preble of Corry died this morning at Corry Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born December 2, 1880 near Wattsburg, he lived in the area most of his life. He was a member of the T. O. O. F. and the Wayne Valley United Brethren Church. Surviving: wife Bessie Preble two daughters Madalene and Sulldred a son Capt Merle Preble stationed at Fort Benning GA a grandchild a sister and two brothers. Funeral services are scheduled at Wayne Valley church with burial in Beaverdam cemetery.
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Gerald Arthur Preble
Corry
J. B
Corry Hospital
Wattsburg
Jend
T. 0
Wat‘sburg
Wayne ‘Valley
Davison
FACES ARRAIGNMENT AFTER SHOTGUN SPREE
Meadville reports Eugene McMahon a 32 year old war department clerk at Keystone Ordnance Works was arrested after a Thursday night shotgun spree during which motorists and pedestrians were threatened He was wounded in a struggle and remained in serious condition at Spencer hospital with three stitches over an eye The officer said he was disarmed and to be arraigned on charges
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Meadville
Eugene McMahon
War Department
Keystone Ordnance Works
McMahon
Spencer Hospital
Oficer
Dr R W Owens Moves Offices to Erie Street
Dr R W Owens, local optometrist, is moving his offices from the Ajut building on North Center Street to 14 State Street in Erie. Equipment is being moved today and he expects to open at the new location in about a week.
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R. W. Owens
Ajut
North Center Street
Erie
State Street
Boarder in Fight With Landlady at Titusville
A boarding house incident on Jane Street in Titusville left a landlady injured after being choked by a male boarder early Sunday. The woman was hospitalized with cuts but discharged after treatment. Police stated the boarder was found covered in blood and held for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with other charges pending. Officers Alderman and Kolobitz responded around 3 a.m. and described the scene as violent with injuries to both the landlady and the boarder.
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Titusvillit
M Janes Street
Pilat
Edgar N. Alderman
Walter S. Kolobitz
Tno
Funeral Services for Miss Catherine Lynch
Prayer services at West en healing chapel began at nine o’clock this morning followed by a requiem mass at St Thomas Church for Miss Catherine Lynch who died in Youngstown Ohio last Thursday. A long time parish member she was laid to rest in St Thomas cemetery with James Sullivan and others as bearers.
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West En-Healing
St. Thomas Churen
Catherine Lynch
Youngstown
Oho
St. Thomas Cemetery
James Sullivan
John Slattery
Charles Kinley
Josep McMahon
Dom Lynch
Lynch
Brethen
Nellie Hurstall
Nettie Ditzgerald
Warren
Funeral Services for Mrs Nita McLean Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Nita R McLean were conducted Sunday at 2 p m in Bracken-healing chapel with Rev William Hall presiding Four sons aided by bearers Edwin Climton Clark and Albert McLean conducted the rites Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Attendees from out of town included Edwin McLean and family of Wickesville Clark McLean of Cleveland Ohio Albert McLean of Phillipsburg New Jersey Albert Weeks and Earl of Panama New Jersey Emma Malone of Jamestown New York and Kenneth McLean of Clarendon
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Nita R. McLean
Bracken-healing Chapel
William Hall
Edwin
Climton
Clark
Albert McLean
Pine Grove
Wickservices
Edwin McLean
Wesleyville
Clark McLeat
Claveland
Albert
McLean
Phillipsburg
N. J
Albert Weeks
Earl
Panama
Emma Malone
Jamestown
W. Yi
Kennth McLean
Clarendon
Common Scold Hearing Marks First In Years
In the Second Ward, a common scold hearing occurred with five attorneys present. Elizabeth McHale and Elsie Auritie faced charges under an old Commonwealth statute. Testimony was heard against McHale. Auritie’s defense sought back pay and costs. The case ended with both complainants dismissed after payment.
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Ebel
Ido
Vtwo
Joseph Kilieyski
Cour
Ure Lira
Woman Hit by Car In Erie Injured In Crash At Chestnut
A Series woman was struck by a car and injured near 20th Street and Chestnut in Erie shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday. The unconscious woman, said to be related to a city foreman, was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. Police reported the other driver, Joseph B Weber, and three passengers in his car escaped injury. no details on the condition of the driver.
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Erie
Nov
Bray
East Sixth Street
20Th
Chestnut Streets
Ralph Hecht
Duck Maplin
Slater
Joan Zelamny
Berty
St. Vince's Hospital
Joseph
B. Weber
Chestnut Street
Markets stock Pittsburgh and Buffalo livestock values
Nov 23 market notes show moderate demand for apples and Delici ous MacIntosh across Pennsylvania Maine and New York with varied prices. Buffalo reports slower hogs and steady cattle, beef and veal prices, plus strong to higher weights for steers and heifers and mild calf activity. New York stock quotes list many major firms with noon prices and some profit-taking.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Maine
Idaho
Buffalo
Penn
American Can
American Smelters
Atlantic
American
Northern Pacific
Penia FR
Penney
Eerie Sovony
Texas
Westinghouse Electrin
Woolworth
Youngstoyn Saet
Curb Aero Supply
Arkansaé Nat Gas
South Penn Oil
Boervel Were 4 enilon Wyth Diher Epert
Four men are implicated in a local incident as investigators review a disturbance at a city site. Authorities have identified key figures and note ongoing inquiries into the motives and sequence of events.
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Boervel
Enilon
Wyth Diher Epert
Fragmentary OCR Note on1900s to 1930s Local School
Fragmentary text mentions names and years 1929 89 and references to a local academy or parish. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable items include partial names and a potential list tied to a local school or academy in a historical paper.
Missing text prompts Tigers face tough district game
The article fragment hints at a football match involving the famed Tigers and rivals in a district context. It references a finish and a possible comeback, with players noted and scores not clearly readable. Strong entities include Tigers and district, suggesting a regional contest outcome is implied.
Unclear OCR: College Bowl Notes and Florida Florida
Fragmentary text references college teams and a bowl game with unclear names and scores. Not enough readable details to identify participants, dates, or outcomes. content appears damaged and inconsistent.
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Wayne St
A. W. Munsée
R. D
Devean
Cochran Barber Shop
Hausshold
Armstrong Talaid Cinaleim
A. J. Atkens
Puble Tabiny
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Waydl Nichols
Sta
Ata
T. EL Crane
Liverly Street
George Capela
Eleth
Window Glass
Patty Doane's
Main St
Boyd Spender
Ni Center St
Pleasant St
Aero
W. Pleasant St
West Smith Br
Washington
Frank Gates
West Church Street
Wight Room
Spartansbury
T. B. Schrumling
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