Burglary Spree Brings Police Criticism in Erie
Erie on Nov 27 reports another burglary wave with four police lax claims echoed by Chief George Christoph. Weisdiror and State Street stores burglarized. Nash confectionery on Wallace Street robbed for cash cigars and candy worth about 40 dollars. Krainski beer parlor at 701 E 19th Street hit at 3 20 a m with shotgun gums cigars and cigarettes valued at 4 75.
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Erie
George Christoph
Weis Diror
James ¥. Nash
Wallace Street
Tony Krainski
E. 19Th Street
Michael Shea
Ursinus College President Resigns
Ursinus College in Collegeville Pa announces the resignation of President George L Omwalke effective at close of the current academic year June 20 1934.
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Eyumity Press
Collegeville
George L. Omwalke
UrsInus College
State Board Sets Cities Relief Costs Share
The State Emergency Relief Board plans to allocate relief costs to sub divisions with Corry's share affecting 1936 city budgets. Federal dole deadlines loom as December 1. current direct reliefs shift post January 1 to local boards, while SERB eyes caring for over 1.25 million on relief. The 1935 legislature's $60 million appropriation may fall short, with about $38 million spent since May and an estimated $8 million more next month, leaving $6 million monthly to end of the year.
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Relief Board
Commonwealth
Corry
George H. Earle
Townsendites Enjoy Program with 1930 Members
Townsend meeting at Grand theatre featured a local talent program led by members now numbering 1930. Performers included violinist Joseph Shervicke, Dr. Harry Rhodes on cello, Keppel Tiffany on piano, and John Marsh on violin and piano. Speakers Aylings and Rev. Johns praised town leaders, with Mrs. Anna Cady donating a piano for club use and the next meeting set for December 6. Statues wear bonnets in Paris churches as residents honor saints with yearly head coverings.
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B.C. Judd
Anna Cady
Stanford Hose Stage Annual Ball Tonight
Stanford Hose Company of Corry invites the public to the Silieth annual Thanksgiving eve ball at the Elis' Club tonight. Aiming for a large crowd at the Golden Anniversary edition, organizers report strong advance sales and generous support from manufacturers and business leaders. John ny Heimbaugh and his Erie orchestra will provide music, with novelty features planned to boost enjoyment and attendance to Elks' home capacity. Mrs. Russell Schwan of Bradford visits Miss Marjorie McElroy of South Center Street.
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Stanford Hose Company
Corry
Silieth
Elis
Johnny Heimbaugh
Erie
Hemmbaugh
Ove
Child killed as car strikes Hulings boy in Jamestown
Blaine Hulings four years old, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Hulings of Lakewood, died at Jamestown General Hospital from head injuries after being hit by a car driven by Harry V Shank from West Ellicott near Miller avenue and West Lake road at 830 pm. The boy and 11 year old Marguerite James crossed the highway with Roberta and Louise Sames walking behind. The Sames girl suffered a cut above her right eye. Shank was driving toward Jamestown. an investigation was planned for the following day.
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Jamestown
Blaine
Lester Hulings
Lakewood
Jamestown General Hospital
Harry V. Shank
Weat Ellicott
Miller Avenue
West Lake Road
Hulings
Marguerite James
Jacob Sames
Roberta Sames
Louise Sames
Sames
Shani
Queen Esther Jubilee plans include Union City gathering
A large group from the Woman's Home Missionary Society and Queen Esthers of the Methodist church traveled to Union City for a meeting preparing for the Queen Esther Golden Jubilee set for 1996. The program featured solos, reports, and remarks by officers and Helen Johnson, Young People's secretary. Candles were lit on a birthday cake honoring several mothers and Sunday schools.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Queen Esthers
Methodist Mpiscopal Church
Union City
Helen Johnson
Corry Auxiliary
Sarah Olds
Hloine Dart
Emma Heath
Reed says no presidential aspirations for Reed
Philadelphia on November 27 reports former Senator David A Reed has no desire to run for president. Reed told questioners after appearing before the Supreme Court that he belongs in court, calling it more profitable and fun. He added that Pennsylvania's Republican delegation should go to the national convention uninstructed.
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Reed
Philadelphia
David A. Reed
Questtioners
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Mail Blanks For Amusement And Cigaret Taxes
Revenue Secretary Harry E Kalodner announced filing of blank applications to sell cigars and run amusements. Current permits expire December 1 with renewals due by then plus $1 fee. The cigaret tax of one cent per ten smokes starts July 15 and runs to May 31 1987. amusement tax is one cent per 25 cent admission starting July 22 for a two year period. Penalties include up to 1000 dollars and months in prison for illegal sales or operations.
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Revenue
Harry E. Kalodner
Revenue Department
Biggest turnip prize offered in Cabool area
Cabool Missouri reports farmer W C Dillon offers a cash prize for the largest turnip, following a prior winning turnip weighing 16 pounds 9 ounces. The contest invites local growers to grow and bring their heaviest turnips for judging and prize awarding.
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W. C. Dillon
Calf and white rabbit form unlikely friendship in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri Sabra Ann Gordon tends a calf that has formed a remarkable bond with a white rabbit. The two animals are together constantly with the rabbit sleeping between the calf's feet signaling an unusual companionship on the farm.
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Columbia, Mo
Sabra Ann Gordon
Chevrolet pledges to America on strong policy record
Chevrolet Motor Co announces thanks to America and commitment to manufacturing and service policies that earned broad support. The company notes record orders and plans for 1,040,000 cars produced this year, reflecting strong national friendship and demand in Detroit, Michigan.
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Chevrolet
America
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
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Marjorie McElroy
South Center
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