Funeral of Dr. P. Wcray Held Friday
Funeral services for Dr. P. McCray were held Friday at the Reformed church with many board members present. Officiating pastor J K Whippo led the burial at Clymer Cemetery, followed by attendance from Olive Ledge and Sherman members. Local supervisors and former officials attended, paying tribute to a long serving community figure.
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AMER
P. McCray
Iaineey Pices
Meyo
Ervisyrs
Iryide
Rill
J K. Whippo
Church of
Ripley
Board of Supervisors
Freida Fiyde
Jamestown
Martin P. Whatton
Mayville
Bound of Supervisors
F. Young Fa Clemer
S.C. Ton
Bred Waurdes
Eek
Pray McCray
PF. McCray
Warfl fAvrieits Ample Anderson
Guy’ John- Man
J.P. Gallup
Olive Ledge
Sherman
Clymer
Funerar
G. W. Halley
Dewittville
Elica Abbott
Art Jaquins
Pom
White
Wesfield
Ain
Bwilcos
Corey
JG. Big
George Russ
K. J. Sheldon
Mary Finchley
Whupmnadt
Pare i
Harfront
HN. Ration
Pomfret
Shieldon
Sherghan
Hk O. Ottaway Sherman
Laos
Gleason
Ch Mele
F- M. Waite
Westfield
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City Censorship of Movies Proposed by Erie WCTU
Erie’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union endorses city film censorship after state board relaxations. They cite recent screen depictions of glamour and immorality, calling for local officials to approve a city censor and curb kissing, drinking, and other provocative plays. The group cites a bathing-beauty scene in a Waldameer show as an example of moral decline prompting action.
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Erie
T. U
Times
Jessis
Ackerman
Fternoon
State Board of Coqsyrs
Hein Blind
Eric
State Board of Censors
Witu
WCTU
Waldameer
Rally Day 10 Be Observed With New Features
Rally Day at the Presbyterian Sunday School will be observed with a special program and a large attendance of members and visitors. New features include an orchestra led by Mr Rath iu, vocal choir led by Rev Martin, a ladies’ loss contest by Mrs Wagginers, and a diversity contest conducted by ASS. Walter Scott. Drop in at 0:43 and you will be welcome.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Premisa
TS. Rathiui
Rev. Martin
Ywellong Mac Bertha B. Elton
Helen Gould
John
Healy
Montville
Maly
Walling
Hives
Ite Guy, Posten
Tse Aniglivers
Distrail Guiles
Morey
Panik Potter
Buena Conover
Wandanetter
Yankee Winchester
Harry Riffenberide
Gibton
Conry
John H. Wright
Jamestown
Sheeck
Tre
Nis
Hailie Halen
Guy Milly
Arette Rose
FL. Ridenberieke Stantdavautt
Wall
Theoildenst Fron
Chea
Orviller
Fui
Woman Dies Under Heavy Cabinet in New York State Farm
Mrs. Polly Keeler aged 72 was found dead on her Howard area farm with a heavy cabinet resting atop her. Coroner My G Barch ordered a full inquiry into the death. It is believed the cabinet toppled onto her while she lay in her bedroom. a fatal wound from a gash above the eye is noted. She had possibly been dead up to three days before discovery by her grandson Glenn Keeler.
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Hornell
Polly Keeler
Howard
G. Barch
Osher Cireurs Stinses
Administrator's Notice for Helen Trobert Estate in Cory
Letters for administration of Helen Trobert late of Cory Erie County Pennsylvania have been granted to Marian Trabert. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to settle debts promptly with administrator Waller L Peake, Corry, Pennsylvania, and attorney Cory.
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Helen Trobert
Cory
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Ene County
Marian Trabert
Waller L
Peake Cory Pu
Atormey
Corry
Community Notes From Spartansburg Meeting and Local Visits
A Spartansburg social update records a Woman's club meeting at Mrs Charles Miskin’s home with 55 members present and several names nominated for membership. The report lists ongoing community visits, a bank staff change at Grange National Bank, a Tuesday Revolving Social gathering, and various residents’ visits and celebrations in the area.
Remembering a Promising Physician Ten Years On
The article reflects on a physician once promising a decade ago and notes visits and movements of families including Mr and Mrs A. AW. Winans near Chicago, Mr and Mrs William, the Shreve and Gillis relatives, and others in Centerville and surrounding areas. It mentions autumn scenes, travel, and funerals, with several names and addresses.
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Wiest
Winans
Chicago
William
Phice
Mia Frank
Reeke
Shera
Henry Pornaworth
Kuno
Snd
D. A. Jou
Me Fuller
DeYoung
Mell Shreve
Gorwlel
Shreve
John Healy
Centerville
Charles Gillis
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1.P. Wcray
Ana
Wyatt
Tulsa
Okla
Oetaber Pall
Florence
Colorado
Prohibition Party
State Armory
Marie C. Brehm
Law Enforcement Rally
Spartansburg
Houeeof
Charles Miskin
Busebois
ila-Tuelleny
Ssid Daueltér
Katheering
AR John Khana
Mis Bir
Fea Ghinnt
Abeybill
Nate
Georg
Davis Ieisin
GoW.forey
Glenn
R. Steadman
Leva Major
Geneva Sears
Howart Dent
de Woity
Jone Smith
Moa MW
Smith
Sis
Fet Tuckson
Pal
Rex Fe Thommend
Peng
Nusrat Selde Ar
Grange National Bank
Y. E. Phellips
N. ConmerSt
E. E. Guignon
Corry, PA
N. Cohen & Sons
Gillis
Mofile
Ray Chireh
Fant Jy
Spridig Street
Quinchaydal Tiy Atel Rees
Titus
Laverne ‘Taylor
Mary Xawets
Ty Mix
Uhwreh Atte
Sunshine
Mig Prante
Meadvie
Ty Lux
Thirsd
George 1
Davis
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