Penno ck receives six month term for drunken driving
Penno ck pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and was sentenced to six months in Erie County Penitentiary. He was also indicted for violation of Highway Law and third degree assault in the same case, with two other indictments for manslaughter and homicide dismissed.
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P Malvierie
Rene Brenneman
August Birt
North Main Street
Erie Ponnty Penitentiary
Penndek
Hewes
Arthur
Pennock
Minslaughter
Hesdutr
Readers Club Meeting Reports Arbor Day Paper
Readers met with Mrs. Ragan Tuesday afternoon. Roll call answered by quotations from the Bible and tree-themed topics. Miss Crook presented an interesting paper on the Origin of Arbor Day followed by several short papers on trees by club members. Mrs. Melita Amits was received as a new member.
Kastor Jem Candies Claim Safe Castor Oil Treat
A vintage ad touts Kastor Jem candies infused with castor oil, promising no taste or smell while appealing to children. It declares the oil harmless, urging parents to buy a large pack for 30 cents from Thomas Downes, claiming broad popularity and quick results.
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Kastr
Rossi
Thomas Downes
Two Hurt In Auto Accident At Salamanca
Two persons injured in a Sunday evening auto accident on the state road near Salamanca. Raymond Barrett of Forestville was hospitalized for X ray exams. Mrs. Anna Patterson of Wildwood Avenue was killed in the other car joint inquiry.
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Salamanca
Salamanta
Sullivan
Raymond Barrett
Forestville
Anna Patterson
Wildswood Avenue
Ystia
Pallee Rumond Warren
Scd
Relnard
Jare Harvert
Leonard Epslen
Massengers
Patterson
Grint
Dunkirk Woman Shoots Herself in West Lake Road Death
Coroner ruled Miss Alice Krivity, 36, died by suicide at West Lake Road. Despondent since her mother’s death four months earlier, Krivity left a note and shot herself in the head. The inquiry noted her sister and other relatives in grief.
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Dunkirk
Oct
George Ond
West Lake Road
Alice Krivity
Joint Ease touted as remedy for rheumatic pains
An old advertisement hawks Joint Ease a remedy claimed to cure stiff swollen joints and rheumatic pains. It urges readers to ask druggists like Thomas Downey or N F Ames & Co for Joint Ease and promises relief after ordinary cures fail.
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Thomas Downey
N. F. Ames & Co
Prayer for Writers by Thomas Fuller Inspires Alist of Letters
A historical snippet recalls Thomas Fuller’s prewriting prayer urging compliance with divine guidance for assembling letters into meaningful prose. The jagged OCR reflects a Boston imprint and reflects early authorial pep talks.
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Thomas Fuller
Boston
Five Erie rum runners held as tug is seized
Five men including Frank Elershperger were arrested after state and federal authorities seized a tug Josephine Ry and a warehouse containing 481 crates of beer and ten casks of Willian Penns whiskey near Four Mile Creek. Troopers and prohibition agents stopped the boat as it tried to land, with a pistol on board signaling the seizure. Suspects listed include Trike Hershperger Thomas Conwell Michael Murphy presumed George McDonald and Donald McAlister. They have been held in county jail since Sunday morning.
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Erie
Frank Elershperger
Josephina Kaphuck
Four Mile Creek
Revumhiye
Fthe Mert
Tive Diinds
Trike Hershperger
Thomas Conwell
West Twentieth Street
W. Canton
East Secind Street
Michael Murphy
West 1Th Street
New York City
George McDonald
Donald McAlister
Leroy, Nu
State Street
Hershberger
Reprieve for Ohio Slayer Casts Shadow on Case
In Columbus on Oct 14 Donabbey of Ohio is reprieved until December 19 as 20 year old Alexander Kuczils awaits electrocution for the murder of his 13 year old neighbor. The boy's attorneys will take his case to the Supreme Court of Ohio aiming to show Kurstle shares Loeb and Leopold fate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donabbey
Alexander Kuczils
Voisin
Supreme Court of Ohio
Kurstle
Loeb
Leopold
Community Players Plan Winter Activities in Corry
Corry's Community Players plan a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 in the Municipal building to organize winter activities and stage a show soon. The Kiwanis Club supports the effort as part of its drive to reduce the stage deficit, with Jim Junkins slated to return late January to direct and coach the group. All interested, including past members, are urged to attend.
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Corry
Kiwanis
Jimkins
Junkins
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