Anniversary Peace Day Observed and Local Notices
November marks the anniversary of peace between the United States and Britain. Golden Rule Club hosts a dinner at St Pauls church dining room at 6 30 pm. Chautauqua county figures attend events in Harrisburg and Buenos Aires for peace petitions. Judge Kitts hospitalized in Cleveland. Candy shop opening on Dec 1 at 182 North Center Street. Sir Basil Zaharoff depicted in The Uncrowned King by Warner Bros. Pennsylvania reports relief population decline of 5 202. Roosevelt and Justo to address Pan American Conference via networks. Patrolman transfers and highway signals changes noted. Christmas club series begin. Child Welfare League broadcast announced. Van Wert Gas Light company merges into Lake Shore Gas.
Merchants Plan Boost for Corry Christmas Trade
Merchants attend Golden Rule Club meeting at St. Paul church dining room to map a vigorous Christ mas trading season in Corry. Final plans include December 8 opening, extended evening hours, street lighting expansion to East and West Miami, and a window decorating contest.
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Merchanta
Gilmer
Golden Rule Club
St. Paul
Corry
Burch
Morris Chapin
Miami Street
Bicycle Prize At Rex Theatre Matinee
Alfred Breapike of 106 Seneca street won a large bicycle as first prize at the Rex Theatre matinee Saturday. Jack Aymong received a steel roller, and Billy Flick took a zipper key case. Additional prize recipients included Mary Jeen Kolatee, Mary Downey, Louta Fox, Betty Good, Catherine Meade, Rita Jackson, Ellen Foley, Barbara Ann Spiesman, Connie Lyons, Charles Reed, Robert Nichols, Billy Mulligan, Harold Anderson, Joe O'Day, Douglas Bogert, Lorne Taylor, Junior Dean George Kolovetch, and Jean Dearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Breapike
Seneca Street
Jack Aymong
Marion Street
Billy Flick
Mary Jeen Kolatee
Mary Downey
Louta Fox
Betty Good
Catherine Meade
Rita Jackson
Ellen Foley
Barbara Ann Spiesman
Connie Lyons
Charles Reed
Robert
Sugar Grove Child Hurt In Auto Crash
Gordon Mulan Mahan, a Sugar Grove boy, suffered bruises and shock when the car driven by his father, Robert Mahan, struck a culvert on the Fryburg Shippenville road. Eight stitches closed a head wound. others in the car escaped with shock. The Mahans were returning from Greensburg after a Thanksgiving visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon ‘Mulan
Robert Mahan
Sugar Grove
Fryburg-Shippenville Road
Mahans
Greensburg
Permit Rural Carriers Feed Hungry Birds This Winter
Post office officials authorize rural carriers to distribute grain to feed birds during winter when natural food is scarce. Harlee Branch, Second Assistant Postmaster General, directs carriers may feed birds as in former years when needed and when grain is provided by interested persons or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Harlee Branch
SUN WILL BOX EARTH IN BOUT TO NO DECISION
Sun Will box Earth in bout to no decision as solar storms and sunspot cycles are discussed by scientists. Henry Wood reports in San Francisco that a 300 year pattern suggests sunspot maxima endure about 30 years, challenging public belief in impending calamities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Earth
Henry Wood
United Press
San Francisco
California
Washington
Lohiliike
Clunies G. Allbot
Smithsonian
Hunters face charges after bullet hits woman
Erie, Nov. 30 two men were arrested for hunting without permits after a stray bullet struck Mrs. Mary Strafford in her home. Police say Brites In and Anthony Margeta admitted firing at a bird, the shot piercing Mrs. Strafford and wounding her as she tended a three-month-old in Waterford. State police ordered them to appear before a local magistrate. Frank Tice returned to Barrington after a visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mary Strafford
Slaug
Ohwly James
Waterford
Irsigh Kidton
10Th Street
Fir’ng
Anthony Margeta
Ash St
Olice
Cami Wanien
W. W. Pattison
Advent Iksel
Mins
Strafford
Helmz
Fire Leaves Five Homeless In Wattsburg Blaze
Five people including John Walters his wife five children and an elderly father were left homeless when a two story frame house at R D 7 Wattsburg west of Erie burned. The fire damaged the barn but no one was hurt. neighbors attempted to aid the residents and save possessions as the structure burned to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walters
Wattsburg
Wify
Ars Heip Alesg
R. D
Wattsburg Uy
Allen
Erie
Lows
Wistteva
Haiti
Ft. Cully
Joyville
Neie
Red
Sunspot Peak Observed by U.S. Observatories
Astronomers at Mount Wilson and Mount Palomar report a sunspot group of 18 marking the approach of a new solar period. Observatories nationwide confirm the finding, signaling a notable phase in solar activity with potential terrestrial effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lick
Mount Wilson Obaervatories
California
United States
Parents Held Responsible in Slide Mishaps
A city initiative warns parents of liability for slide injuries, urging supervision as winter conditions persist. Mayor Glen Miller emphasizes cautious behavior to prevent accidents while noting no recent incidents in the city and encouraging continued vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Chile
Derby
Ely
Mo Ehynee
Bolmg-Atrinsk
Bulow
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U. S
Britain
St. Paul's Church
Caroline O'Dey
Clymer
Chautauqua County
Miami
Buenos Aitres
Erie County
Harrisburg
J. A. VamAllsburg
Samuel Gilson
Harry Schumacher
Adam Gorski
Joseph Wagner
Miles B. Kitts
University Hospital At
Cleveland
Hugh Baxter
North Center Street
Christensen Garage
Basil Zehareff
Europe
Warner Brothers Studio
Monte Carlo Manson
Pennsylvania
Karl de Schweinitz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Augustin P. Justo
W. E. Boniger
State Highway Patrol
Franklin
W.R. Sundsy
New Castle
D. L. Holmes
the Child's Welfare League of America
Hotel Roosevelt
New York
Spencer's Creasing and Clarice
Tie
Pennsylvana
Spring Creek
van Wert Gas Light Company
Lake Shore Gas Company
Ohiy
Dinnes- Mesting
Anight
REX Theatre
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Augustin Fogo
Argentina
Augustin
Justo
Merxon
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Haping Pacboth
Enesneva
Frank Tice
Barrin Vburg
Anne
Wasi Pleasant Street
Frank
Chapin & Sons
Kei
Montgomery Ward
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