Woodlands and Erie News Highlight Council and Community Events
City Council meets this evening in regular session. Warren hosts a church reception for Rev. Wil Vm Bartlett, former pastor at the MLB church here. Northwestern PA Democratic women plan a Lawrence Hotel Erie conference on October 13 from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with lunch at 1:30.
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Hirst Methanst Episcopal Church
Warren
Wil Vm B. Bartlett
Bartlett
MLB
Pennsylvania
ErieITE Dies When Struck by Auto at Night
Erie. Oct 4. Frank Brunner 73 of 2209 Plu street an employee of National Tie Co died after being struck by a car at Brown avenue and Cascade street at 10 pm Saturday. Miller Sutley passengers in the car driven by Raymon Letts reported a pedestrian suddenly stepped from curb. Brunner suffered a fractured skull and broken arm and leg. He died in St. Vincent's hospital.
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Erie
Frank Brunner
Plu Street
National Tie Co
Eirie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bengalouink
Raymon Letts
Buffalo
Brown Avenue
Cascayle Street
Letts
Sity
Arthur Ro Miler
Robert Sutley
Miller Am Sutley
East 18Th Street
Cascade Street
Charles R. Leone
Brunner
Kane Ski Club Prepares Slopes Near Gusty Hills
Kane Ski club members begin early practice on nearby slopes to ensure a strong 1937 88 winter season with better skiing than before. Gusty hills including Big Gusty Little Gusty and Swedish Music Hall are being fixed, with G Gustafson granting access by removing fences and staking wire for ground clearance and temporary post removal to be replaced next spring.
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Kane Kane
Kane Ski Club
G. Gustafson
Sti Club
Erie Boy Soprano to Sing Before Club
Joseph Blatiey a 14 year old son of Commissioner Thomas W Platiey of Erie will sing at the Rotary Club inner meeting at the Hotel Corry Tuesday evening. He is a promising boy soprano who has been scoring well in appearances at Brie and will be accompanied to the city by his father.
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Joseph Blatiey
Thomas W. Platiey
Rie
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Joseph
Brie
Fire saves farm buildings after extended blaze at stack
A pumper and many volunteers battled a long fire that threatened farm structures on the east side of the road. Loss on unthreshed oats and straw estimated at 600 to 700 dollars. Origin unknown. discovered by a boy who alerted the Moore family. Also note: Mrs A Marion Alday and daughter were released to their home after hospital care. East Lake road project Cars to Maple Springs set for completion by October 16. Dewittville to Maple Springs one lane open with remaining work to finish.
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Moore
A. Marion Alday
Clymer
Corry Hospital
East Lake
Mayville
Maple Springs
Chautauqua Lake
Point Chautauqua
Dewttville
Used car dealers sell your cars thraneh and classified
Local car dealers advertise selling used vehicles through classified listings. The notice highlights options for buyers to find affordable autos and for sellers to reach a broad audience in a practical, bottom-line format.
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Thraneh & Classifed Pd A
Slight Jump in Relief Rolls For Week Ending September 15
The direct unemployment relief rolls of the Department of Public Assistance show a slight increase to 150,890 cases and 462,767 persons. Relief cases closed totaled 4,198, with 10,414 opened. net increases in relief reflect changes in works program employment and private employment factors. Expenditures for direct relief fell to 1,100,716 dollars, down from the prior week.
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Department of Publi Assistance
Theris
Juan
Trom Federal Ppu
Funeral services held for Mayme L Brown in Cory
Funeral services for Mayme Livermore Brown 77 died Thursday at her Northast home were held Sunday at 2 pm at W Q Wilbur funeral home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery Cory. The services were largely attended.
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Mayme Livermore Brown
Northast
W. Q. Wilsome
Pine Grove
Cory
Mahaffy Back to Hospital
Myron Menarey, 25, of 215 Gonirivh street, arrested Wednesday for the abortion of a year old infant, was sent to Warren State Hospital. He previously did not plead guilty when arraigned before Judge T. Ruhrard in Warren. The case sentence status unclear due to garbled text.
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Erin
Myron
Menarey
Gonirivh Street
Slepiaughter
Warren State Hospital
Miiday
Durbice T. Ruuhard
Ivan
Thy Warren Hospital
Junk Dealer Before Court in Kane County
Morton Shatzkin of Kane entered a guilty plea to buying junk wine products and was fined 200 with probation for one year in a special session before Judge Charles. The disposal of the junk sale case left about 40 cases on the docket for the regular October term of criminal court, with Calvin Peebles, 63, of Tryonyilte, involved in a separate incident.
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Mort's Shatzkin of
Kane
Winler
Cil
Charles
Hupbari
Crimsinal Court
Miminy
Rom
Warren Plant Strike Settled After Negotiations
Warren, Oct. 4 announces that a strike at the Warren plant has ended after talks. The agreement, signed by company and union leaders, ends a multiweek work stoppage that disrupted production and drew regional attention.
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