Local notices and incidents in Erie county readied
A mixed Erie newspaper roundup notes a meeting in Cory sid vicinity with Nor yel R. Daugherty as chief speaker, a tax payment reminder for 1934 school taxes with penalties, and patrols for uninspected autos as the floodline period ends. A car accident on Spring Creek road injures Hish Sheeley. unemployment class organization is planned. a federal warrant case regarding Charles Perry is noted. Rev Frederic H. Baker sells Rock Garden Station. a hit and run arrest follows in Union City. stock trading steadies. officials discuss constitutional amendments. Esuary updates include a waterspout seen near Erie and Frank Roosevelt en route to Chicago.
Legionnaires of district in big rally reported
Corry cases in fall trial list seven Corry boys leave for CCC camp Clymer will vote on sale of beer now. On October 2 local options will be held in four towns of Sheutauqua County on Tuesday November 7 to decide whether beer sales are permitted. Petitions for elections filed with the Board of Elections at Mayville by Cherry Creek Clymer Harmony and Mina residents. Filings expired so elections cannot be held this year in other towns. Cherry Creek Clymer Harmony and Mina voted against repeal in the May 23 statewide vote.
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Aepee Psi Psee Legionnaires
Corry
C.C.C
Jamestown
Sheutauqua Couunty
Board of Sections
Mayville
Cherry Creek
Clymer
Harmony
É Mina
Gherry Creek
Mina
Homer Mills in Coma for 125 Hours Dies
Homer Mills 50 of East Springfield died in Hamet hospital Saturday at 5 p m after being in a coma for 125 hours. He was treated for sleeping sickness technically encephalitis. Mills served as president of the Erie County Funeral Directors Association. His widow Lora, daughter Erma, and a brother and sister were at his bedside.
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Mills
St. Louis
Erie County Funeral Directors’ Association
East Springfield
Lora
Erma
Two Killed by Hit Run Driver in Menlo Park
United Press reports a Mexican family heading to Sarred Heart Academy in Menlo Park was struck by a hit and run driver. Pedestrians Paredes Del Valle, 4, and his daughter Maria Christian Del Valle, 17, were killed instantly. The mother Josefina Del Valle and uncle Frank Aneirs, 44, were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Frank Aneirs
del Valle
Aneira
Sarred Heart Academy
Miss del Valle
October Civil Court opens with Corry cases listed for trial
Erie opens the October term of civil court with about 400 cases slated for trial over two weeks, though only a third may be heard now. Corry cases are low on the list and likely not to be reached this term, with many local actions including Brown vs Weed and Rezzelle vs Record Publishing among the docket.
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Erie
Leon Brown
Pail S. Weed
Tony Rezzelle
Tony Razelle
Record Publishing Company
Times Publishing Company
Lyle W. Foster
Arthur L. Root
Root
A. Zalzneck
Philip Zalzneck
al Zalzneck
Sames
Harvey Emerman Co
George W. Blair
Guy E Abbey
Sarah Tulheir
Paul S. Weed
Will of Lee creates trust for three children
Philadelphia Oct 2 The will of Hirsha Lee former vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad filed for probate provides a trust fund of 123000 for his three children. His personal estate totals 100000 and 3000 in real estate plus 20000 from his wife Angie Kallmet Lee.
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Wuney Cross
Philadelphia
Hirsha Leew
Pennsylvania Railroad
Itis
Angie Kallmet Lee
American Fospital
Paris
Global Sunday School Pupils Estimated at 36 Million
Dr. R. M. Hopkins, general secretary of the Worlds Sunday School Abbreviation, estimates world Sunday School pupil enrollment near 36 million, noting the largest increases in Africa.
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R. M. Hopkins
Africa
Visiting Vets Gather for Northwestern Counties Rally
More than 500 co sergied men from northwestern Pennsylvania attended the Northwestern Counties' Council meeting held Saturday evening. A parade through the business district featured World and Spanish War veterans and drum corps from Erie Bradford Youngsville Cory. Over 250 dined at St Edward's hall with a dancing party for delegates afterward. Commander G O Duncan presided. State Commander Henry Grab of Pittsburgh spoke on the bonus amendment to be voted on in November, urging support. The next council meeting will be in Kane later this month.
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Pennsylvania
Thrsity
Erie
Bradford
Youngsville
Cory
First Avenue
Pleasant Street
Center
Center Tho Park Place
Maple Avenue
Washington
St. Edward's Hall
G. O Duncan
Oil City
Sonneil
Henry Grab
Pittsburgh
Reponta
Kané
Roosevelt Defends Veterans Policy In Economic Crisis
President Roosevelt urges unity and national credit as keys to reviving industry and jobs. He notes banks reopening, government credit restored, and warns that a bankrupt state harms all Americans, including veterans, stressing the need to uphold financial and moral strength.
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American Legionnaires
Roosevelt
Three youths to face grand jury at Warren
Three youths arrested last week in Spring Creek thefts will face the next term of Warren county court. Clarence Bemis of near Spring Creek Charles McDonald of Warren and James Parkhurst of Corry pleaded guilty to larceny before Justice T. Richard Tyans and were held for grand jury. They were moved to county jail when bond failed. The suspects admitted stealing a tire rim and gasoline from Delbert Lundquist and Porter J. Weber vehicles on Spring street and were tied to other thefts in the vicinity under county prosecution.
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Aire
Tim
Spring Street
Warren County Court
Spring Creek
Clarence Bemis
Near Spring Creek
Charles McDonaid
Warren
James Parkhurst
Corry
Justice of the Peace
T. Richard Tyans
Berais
Parkhurst
Delbert Lundquist
Porter J. Weber
McDonald
Warren County
Pinchot Teaches No Visit to Coal Fields
Governor Gifford Pinchot stated there is no need for personal inspection trips to bituminous strike districts as the situation has quieted. He noted miners complied with a request to avoid Clairton and praised their peaceful restraint as a strong demonstration of fellowship.
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Unite
Poe
Harrisburg
Govanor Gifford Pinchot
Clairton
Tam
Erie County debates separate ballot for prohibition repeal
Erie County may be represented at a Harrisburg conference Monday to decide if a separate paper ballot is needed to list wet and dry delegates for the November election. Officials argue the law requires a separate ballot, not a voting machine. cost and staffing implications loom if paper ballots are used.
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Erie County
Harrisburg
Ralph C. Benedict
Adid
Bimderstana
Benedict
Herbert ©. Beamish
The
Commonwealth
Machnnes
Mids Tf
Hile
Corry Boys to Spend 6 Months in Forest Camp
Seven Corry youths led by Koya left for Erie to report for Civilian Conservation Corps training. From Erie county, Ivan Downey Donald Hand Hay mond Piccirillo George Stanford Chester Paul Byron Nichols and Howard Madison will take a noon exam at the State Armory. If cleared they will be sent to CCC forest camps for a six month enlistment with possible reenlistment after.
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Corry Koya
Erie
Civilian Conservation Corps
Erie County
Ivan Downey
Donald Hand
Haymond Piccirillo
George Stanford
Chester Paul
Byron Nichols
Howard Madison
State Armory
Repairs Delay Byrd Ship Departure in Boston
Repairs to the Jevny mulpport Magship of Rear Admiral Richard Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition delay its departure until next week. Moved from dry dock to Charlestown Navy Yard, two of seven oil tanks require repair and extensive machinery overhaul. Thirty tons of supplies and equipment were loaded today.
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United Press
Boston
Jevny Mulpport
Richard B. Byrd
Jock
Charlestown
Glee Club Elects Officers Amid Student Plans
The group elected a president and treasurer, with Dara serving as pianist and De Thevoir among the members. The notes indicate a study and social dating theme within the club and active year planning.
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Clut Glee
Glee
Treasurans
Friss OH 8 Play Upset Rumor
A fragment mentions Friss Ohio 8 and a game upset rumor. The readable text lacks clear details, teams, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Local club reshapes schedule amid new sponsorship
A garbled OCR fragment describes changes to a club’s timetable tied to new sponsorship by Bennett and Branden. It mentions officers and a secretary, with references to plans involving a pupil and an Air of threat, implying internal reorganization and timing shifts. The exact details are unclear due to text damage.
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Walter
Bennett
Branden
Rene
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Sheeley
Guinor
City Council
Charles Perry
South
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5. C
Frederic H. Baker
Rock Garden
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Meadville
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Concord
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Richard J. Beamish
J. Everett
St Vincent's Hospital
Hiie
Everett
Tay Fear
Franklin D. Feoosavelt
Useritas Exelon
Uber
Mra
Bertha ‘Nichols
Wavil
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Shines
Fronidie
Homer Mills
Comafor
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Northwestern Counties Council
Wy. F. W
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Federal Radio Commission
Indiana
Indiana State Penitentiary
WIND
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Ind
Steve ‘Trumbull
Alonve
Pinchot
Opinion Today
E. E. Guignon
Montgomery Warp & Co
Byrd
Royal Crown Razor Blades
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