Ridgway Woman Dies In Self Inflicted Fire Tragedy
The blaze killed Miss Lillian Pauline Johnson, 30, whose body was found in a woods near her Ridgway home. A kerosene jug found nearby indicated she poured liquid on her clothing and set it alight during a nervous breakdown. Deputy Coroner Dr. R. Simpson said no inquest will be held. The death marks Ridgway’s third similar tragedy in a year.
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Ridgway
Lillian Pauline John Son
Grant Road
Ridgway Township
Ulrich Amacher
Gulhouly Avenue
Kergsen
R. ©. Simpson
Miss Johnson
Fairview
Jobless Vets Enroll for CCC Program Period
Veterans Administration informs Corry office that the next CCC enrollment runs from October 1 to October 20. Unemployed veterans seeking to apply should write to the regional VA office serving their area, announced Mr. Long, manager of the state employment service in Corry.
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Career of Mundelein Lively Chicago Church Leader
Review of Cardinal Mundelein life from Brooklyn birth to Chicago archbishop. Highlights include ordination in 1895, Rome studies, rise as auxiliary bishop in 1909, leading Seminary of St Mary of the Lake, World War drives, parochial school expansion, and 1926 papal creation as cardinal. Mundelein guided Eucharistic Congresses and hosted Chicago events, shaping American Catholic leadership.
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Propaganda College of
Catholic Chirch
Rome
Chicago
George William Cardinal Manderel
United States
Brooklyn
Manhattan College
Propaganda College
McDonnell
Italy
The
Pius
Mundeleino
Mundelein
Ancient Academy of the Arcadi
Archbisney Quigley
Monsignor
Seminary of
St. Mary of the Lake
Liberty
New Orleans
Pope
Mother Cabrini
Viola Straub Still Missing After Identity Mixup
Erie police report a Joliet Illinois girl impersonated Viola Straub, delaying search for 16 year old Viola Straub who vanished September 14. Bloodstained clothing found near Six Mile Creek supports a broader hunt as investigators recheck sightings and possible cross state contact.
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Viola Straub
High Street
Nicholson Heights
Pierre
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Joliet
Miss Straub
Six Mile Tree
Here
Reptember
Corp
Charles Sorok
Erle
Sorok
Plans for saw mill erection in Second Ward
City officials were approached about opening a saw mill near the Kurtz Furniture Company plant in the Second Ward. Briefly discussed at Monday's council meeting, with Lee Barton reported as planning the project.
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Kurtz Furniture Company
Lee Barton
Condemnation Hits Mt Jewett School Second Floor
State officials condemned the Mt Jewett School building after a finding that the second floor was unsafe. With classes moved to the ground floor, schedules were rearranged and no public comment was offered by school officials amid the unofficial report.
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MT. Jewett
Mt. Jewett Borough
Lafayette
Hamlin
State Department of Labor and Industry
Burglars Make $700 Visit to Erie Club
Burglars looted a Cesare Bastiste club at 501 German Street last night, taking about 700 dollars from the safe and two hiding places. The first floor alarm failed, and a second floor window was left open before closing. Entry came from a shed next to the building, then via a stairway to the first floor where the funds were stored.
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Cesare Bastiste
Brie
Cesare
Slic
Driver Cleared in Death of Local Boy
The Ene county court exonerated Dan Tingley of all blame in the death of seven year old Melyir Vosburiz who was struck by Tingley’s southbound car on Route 19 as he crossed to fetch mail. Witness L B Culbertson said the boy darted into the road and a dip north of the scene hindered view of the vehicle.
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Aa Vormers
Ene County Court House
Dan Tingley
Cherry Street
Melyir Vosburiz
Waterford
Vosburg
Tingley
L. B. Culbertson
City
Culberstay
Veteran P R R Man Retired In Erie Card
Veteran P R R man Joseph H Harman of Erie retires after nearly 52 years of continuous service. Born July 7 1874 in Mill Creek township and Wesleylville, he joined the Pennsylvania Railroad April 1 1888 as a rack laborer and rose to conductor by 1899. He holds a 50 year service button and has long been a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Erie
Joseph H. Harman
1St Street
Pennisylvania Railroad
Erie County
Manchester
Mill Creek Township
Wesleyville
Pennsylvania Mailroad
Transportat ‘Ton Department
Marmun
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Former Kane Resident Attempts Death by Own Action
Ray C. Edmonds, 30, formerly of Kane, was reported in serious condition at Revelving hospital in Detroit from a self-inflicted bullet wound. Police said Edmonds, unemployed, had worked at New Era Potato Chip in Detroit and spoke with Watchman George Ruhl for hours before taking the watchman’s pistol and shooting himself. He stated he was tired of living.
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Kane
Ane
Ray C. Edmonds
Hane
Revelving Hospital
Detroit
Edmonds
New Era Potato Chip Company
Détroit
George Ruhl
Ruhl
Nane Edmonds
Horned Owl Settles Into Wallingford Home Menu
In Wallingford Vermont a great horned owl captured by Wm. Delphia has adapted to domestic life feeding on frosty meat and vegetables, becoming a fixture at the Delphia family table. The bird, a charter member of the Renovo division Vet stunts Association for over 45 years, is noted in local chatter.
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Delphia
Ufe
The
Renovo Division
Vetstunts’ Association
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