Freckles of Our Gang to Appear at Rex Theatre
Freckles of Our Gang comed ies will appear in person at the Rex theatre this afternoon and evening. A special school matinee is set for 4 10 oclock in the afternoon with the juvenile star entertaining the young folks.
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Rex Theatre
Unclear Local News Mix with Fire and Community Notes
A fragmented report covers a late Sunday kitchen incident at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Waller on N Center St involving a smudged stove and missing alarms. It also mentions a Mrs. George Hudson winning $25 in a Plymouth auto contest and various local items from Erie County Rural Carriers to Doane hardware store visits. Other notes reference a high school producing urns, a strike news item, and community events with dates and places scattered throughout.
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Mistrial Declared in Senator Davis Lottery Case
Fragmented report indicates a mistrial in a lottery case tied to Senator Davis. Testimony centers on Moore and Margiotti with Weintraub on the stand and defense seeking adjournment after elections.
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Colunbus
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New York
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Iim
Margiotti
Colmbus
Moore
Jean
Jitor
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Weitraub
John
Luttey
Weintraub
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Gay Aty-Uing
Iefenius Ade Moore
Ion
Possible New Gas Rates Schedule Stirring Harrisburg
City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid leads a plan to press the Public Service Commission for a fifty cent per thousand cubic feet gas rate for Harrisburg. Legal representatives from Erie Corry Warren and allies for the Pennsylvania Gas Co meet Tuesday to seek an amicable settlement and contest rate reductions.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
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Crounsel Bordwell
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May Day in History and Local Civic Updates
City officials announced dismissals of 40 state employees and one resignation with seven new hires. Aponig residents, Lindsey at the intersection of Center and Malin reported yesterday afternoon. Warren county plans to receive federal funds to expand ponds and relieve unemployment by July 1 1933. Chief John Pianigan and City Clerk C B Porter showed gradual recovery after an automobile accident ten weeks prior.
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Jacol M Holtman
Mienshire
Bureau of Parks
Department of Forests and Waters
Ata Saary
Warren County
Vie County
John Pianigan
C. B. Porter
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Porter
Disappearance of Couple Shocks Clymer Town
In Clymer rumors spread after a store manager and his former employee, a married woman with a child, vanished last night about 11 o'clock. Relatives alerted authorities as the pair’s whereabouts remain unknown, sparking local gossip while the wife reportedly considers no action against her husband.
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Smeepley
Coroner's jury exonerates driver in Pittsfield accident
A coroner's jury at Pittsfield cleared Howard Putnam of Grand Valley in the death of Joe Durlin who died in Warren hospital September 1 1922 after being struck by a car while crossing the pavement. The inquest heard testimony from local officials and the jury, all Youngsville residents, returned a verdict exonerating the automobile operator.
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Howard Putnam
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M. Olds
Jack Durlin
Warren General Hospital
Youn
Warren County
Bone Howard Putnam
Grand Valtes Pa
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Ear
New Officers Are Installed at American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Gladys Stowe was installed as assistant at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Stowe. Mrs. Sally Homer installed officers including Mrs. Anna Grayino president and Mrs. Ruth Harvey second vice president. Eighteen attended as outgoing officers were thanked and a floral tribute given. Howard Putnam, Grand ValleyPA, was mentioned in relation to an accident outside the event.
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American Legionary
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Sally Homer
Gioemaitic
Josephine Doryiuiod
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Anna Grayino
Ruth Harvey
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M. Ante Schrader
Installment Payments Cut 1932 School Tax Collection
Tax records show 1932 school tax receipts totaling $59 415 50 by Oct 1 penalty date looming. Collector George Gordon notes the year’s total lags 1931 by over $20 100 though installment plans boosted early payments.
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Fean't E Westley
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Students Strike In Mine Blast Protest
Kincaid High School in Tl Oct strikes spread as students join parents in protest of mine wage reductions. About 160 of the 450 pupils stayed home, objecting to coal from mines paying lower wages and affecting school receipts. Taxpayers use a parL payment plan. collections see a sharp wedge under sustailment plan.
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