Erie Girl Dies in Auto Crash
H A burion V Dodge 04 daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas M Dodge 1807 East Lake road died Wednesday afternoon in Monticello hospital New Jersey from injuries sustained Tuesday night in the accident Her cousin William Heck of New York City with Miss Dodge at the time is in Monticello hospital with a fractured skull and not expected to recover The couple had left New York Tuesday night for Erie to spend the weekend with her parents The remains will be brought to Erie for funeral services at Burton funeral home at a time unannounced.
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Erie
H.aburion V. Dodge
Chas_ M. Dodgy
East Lake Road
Monticello Hospital
New Jersey
William Heck
New York City
Dade
Miss Dodge
New York
Burton Puneeral
Bears Invade Woods Camp Near Kane
Five bears including two cubs visited a Bear Creek woodcutters camp twelve miles from Kane. The party, after dining, spotted the bears near the camp and frightened them as lumberjacks emerged. Officials attribute the visit to scarce acorns and bee supplies in the region. Farmers report bears raiding bee hives and livestock across the state. Mr and Mrs Pred Bates of Spartansburg were visitors in town.
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Kane, Oct
Bear Creek
Kane
Manenville
Pred Bates
Spartansburg
Worker Dies Under Train in Salamanca Yard
Coroner P Ve Hourte ruled Edward Pilarski aged 89 died after being struck by a night train at the Erie railroad yards in Salamanca. He was found by coworker Andrew Leahsker four tracks away with his left thigh severed arteries bleeding. no bones broken. The exact moment of his fall remains unsettled. He died before hospital transport.
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Salamanca
P. Ve Hourte
Edward Pilarski
Erie Railroad
Pilarski
Andrew Leahsker
Funeral Services for L. C. Dalrymple
Funeral services for L. C. Dalrymple were held Thursday at Alexander & Company parlors at 3 pm. Rev. W. E. Bartlett conducted the service for the Corry resident. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Clyde Dalrymple, L. K. Hixson, N. L. Acocks, and George Dalrymple. Relatives from away included N. Lo Acocks and Mrs. Acocks of Pittsfield and George Dalrymple, nephew, of Youngsville.
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Puinétis Correo
Iesnyry
Us Dalrymple
Corry
Alexander & Company
W. E B. Bartlett
M. E
Pine Grove
Clyde Eal
L. K Hixson
N. L Acocks
George Dalrymple
N. Lo Acocks
Mrs.ers
Pittsfield
George Ple
Youngsyilte
Seamans See Hope in Coolidge Speech
Oct 14 remarks in Pittsburgh suggested the president hinted at concessions in future by negotiations and urged greater U S investment in Europe indicating hopeful foreign policy prospects.
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Seamans
HOPE
Hiploquarters
Coolidge
Pittsburgh
America
Europe
Local W C T U Holds Enjoyable Meeting
The W C T U met in regular session Thursday afternoon at Mrs J A Conner’s East South Watreet home. A large attendance enjoyed a brief business period followed by music and readings with refreshments served by Mrs J A Conner and Mrs Fred Conner.
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J. A. Conner
East South Watreet
Fred Conner
Alathians Plan Autumn Supper At Methodist Church
The Alathian Society of the Mlathian group will hold its annual autumn supper at the M E Church on Wednesday evening October 19. Mrs Albert Anderson chairs the arrangements with a capable committee. Tickets cost fifty cents from any society member.
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Mlathian Society
M. E- Church
Albert Anderson
Alathian Society
Reception Honoring Newlyweds at Maple Lane Farm
A large guest list attended a reception for Mr and Mrs James Keppel at Maple Lane Farm near the city. Music filled the evening with Mrs E E Hay King singing and Keppel Tiffany at the piano. The couple received gifts and a midnight buffet lunch was served before they depart for Jamestown New York where the groom has employment.
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Ward Kepple
Maple Lane
James’ Keppel
E. E. Hay King
Keppel Tiffany
Mrs. Keppel
Jamestown
N.Y
Aas
Holy Land Scenes to Be Shown at Salvation Army
Another series of Holy Land pictures will be shown at the Salvation Army citadel this Saturday night at 1 o'clock. The evening will include a lecture on the Bible and its characters. This marks the third in a series of Saturday meetings arranged by Capt. Reir.
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The
Holy Land
Salvation Army
Capt
Reir
Erie man leaves $110000 estate in will
M Frank D Schulte of 54 West 10th street Erie dies last Thursday leaving his wife as sole beneficiary of a 110000 estate. Personal property valued at 75000 and real estate 25000. Wife named executrix but Erie Trust Company appointed after resignation. Schulte headed a candy firm bearing his name for years.
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Erie
Frank D. Schulte
West 10Th Street
PD. Schultz Candy Company
Erie ‘Trust Company
Melloglo Pave Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
New Wonderful Face Powder called MELLOGLO from New Wonderfuls Ames & Co promises long wear and a peachy color with a French Process. Advert says to remember the name and claims a distinct product in Ames New Wonderful line.
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N. Ws. Ames & Co
Adul-19
Major Crawford Hime Deal Sealed By Local Executives
A large Mecum of business figures from Meadville and surrounding areas secured a franchise for Radford Chrysler distribution in Crawford Venango and nearby counties. Key participants included A Me and W R Randall among Meadville businessmen. The pact aims to expand auto sales via the Motor Company network. In other news funeral services are planned in Oil City for DA Lowers noted as a well known regional figure. Mrs JO Jackson of Erie visits relatives in town.
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L.A. DeCaudies
Mendville
Crawford
Motor Company
Meadville
A. Me
Radford
Blair- Radford
Chrysler
Three Motor Company
W. R. Randall
Venango
Tovethe
Thieseman
Oil City
Mimory
Lowers
Vensyvania Railroad
Jo: Jackson
Erie
Orarly
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Marion V. Dodge
Cousin May
Corry Motor Sales Co
W. C. Bricker
Mgr
East Main Street
Corry, PA
L. C. Dalrymple
W.C.T.U
Alathians
Frank D. Schultz
Candy Man
E. Main
Janleet
Winklevillet
BY Taylor
R. S. Johnson
West Main Street
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