Youths Placed on Probation After Early Morning Arrest
Four youths were arrested in a Saturday raid on petty burglary attempts near the Hotel Corry and Liberty street. Raymond Spiesman and Chester Swarm received $10 fines and costs for disorderly conduct. Swarm admitted stealing caps from a car and a blanket and a Kodak from another vehicle. Higbee and Tobey were released after arraignment. Higbee’s $25 fine was suspended and one youth placed on probation for a year as police vow to curb late night prowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellave
U. Fe Porter
Porter
Rayemond Splesmin
Chester Swarm
Corry
Kodak
Paul Orn
Liberty Street
Spiesman
Swarn
Bilis Higbee
Hugh Tobey
Washington Market
Spencer
Washington Street
Ant Toughey
Highee
Houys
Opportunity Club Meeting At Mrs Lindsley Home
About twenty members of the Opportunity Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Leon Lindsley’s First Avenue home. Miss Marion Smith led entertainment with guessing contests won by Miss Knowlton and Mr. Walter Auer, while plans for a silver tea and a future hop were discussed and assisted by hostesses Mrs. Hubert Heerlain and Mrs. Cliffe Jeunnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
Fiat Society
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
Marion Smith
Miasy Knowlton Aml
Walter Auer
Hay Aid Patterson
Hubert Heerlein
Cliffe Jeunnet
Enrolment Records Show 1581 Pupils in Corry Parochial Schools
Corry city reports 1581 pupils in Corry Public and St Edward parochial schools as of September 30, with 128 non-residents in the public system. Public schools total 1887, St Edward's 194, bringing city-wide attendance to 1081 in the parochial and public schools. Junior and Senior High enrollments set records with 86 and 318 respectively, while elementary divisions total 728 across Concaré Washington Wallview and other buildings.
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Corry
St. Edward’s
Ralph Dewey
Sistens
Dewey
St. Eudyard’s School
Séniior
Stier
Supt
Concaré
Washington
Wallview
Harding
St. Louis Mbt
New York
School year closes as calendar fixes June 12
The 1930-31 term will end Friday June 12 as adopted by the Board of Education. The calendar lists opening September 9, holidays Armistice Day November 11, Thanksgiving recess November 27-28, Christmas recess December 22 to January 2, Lincoln and Washington birthdays in February, Easter recess April 3-10, Memorial Day May 30, and graduation events June 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frances Willard
Brie
Lincoln
Washington
Mrs Howe wins $11740 in new suit at Erie
Mrs Lenora Howe of 219 Wealth Street won a verdict against Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co of Philadelphia for 11740 plus interest in Brie County court. The suit claimed payout on a policy for her late husband Willard Howe, estate operator, who died after a car crash in Novi. The jury verdict marks the third time a widow has prevailed in this matter. Attorneys Wingfish Quinn for Mrs Howe and Gifford Graham for the insurer spoke after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novi
Tardmounni
Howe
Charles H. Wingfish
Francis B. Quinn
Atlorneys
Pil Gifford
Mortimer
Graham
Bite Insurance Company
Funeral of Mrs Tooke at Alexander and Company chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Tooke widow Pimobel were held at the Alexander and Company chapel at 3 o clock conducted by Rev. Roger F. P. Creasey of the First Presbyterian church. Survivors named include C. W. Bribken Ny Ry Proteom Frank Growell B J Lewis Sant Wales and Cr Benney with burial at Pius Crowe Cemetery. Mrs. Corn dipayn attended from Blisatiyid Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimobel
Seycesece Geoem
Adele Doulsy
Lara Wanster
Alexander and Company
Veluci
Roger FP Creasey
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Chapel
al Pius Crowe
Boli
C. W. Brib
Woman severely hurt in hotel fall in New York
Miss Mary Flvabeth Thayer, 27, daughter of John Thayer, prominent in West Virginia politics, sustained serious injuries after leaping or falling from a fourth floor hotel window in New York last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Flvabeth Thayer
John Thayer
West Virginia
Wedding Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Erewin Legters
A large gathering honored Mr and Mrs Erewin Legters on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Guests arrived at the hall, where a central bride table, pink roses, a white dove wedding ring cake, and silver mint baskets decorated the event. Rev Timmer remarried the couple, with readings and vocal numbers by local performers and remarks by Neckers and Legters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Legters
Gilbert
KalAméson
Mich
Geddinis
Mra. Lagters
Pisle
Gifford Gilles Aul Howerd Regters
Phillip Skeppes
St W. Newhouse
George Legters
Jay Schruers
Leo McCann
J. Hatt
James ‘Tenharken
Marguerite Neckers
Abert Neckers
G. ‘Timm
Legters
Philathleas Entertained and Plans for Hallowe'en Party
Members of the Philathea Sectety attended the Tower advices at the First Baptist church last evening then met at Mrs Jol Foppersburg's Huetidstrett home for a regia meeting. City members planned a Hallowe'en party at Mrs Gilson uit Geter 261. Mrs Ruppershug served a salad lunch with Clymer friends like Jim Jamestown and Carey attending. Brakeman killed in Erie yard accident near Mesires Banks as reported from Pottsburgh.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Mra
Jol Foppersburg
Huetidstrett
Regia
Society
Alm
Coety
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C. B. Porter
Opportunity Club Meeting
Thepick Ren.co
Cincinnati.o
Keister
Robert Heerlein
Corky
Mrs. Tooke
Erwin Legters
Clymer
Erewin Gésters
Syniversaty
Legtens
J. Powinkla
Abe
Luthy
Philatheas
Namtes
Jwesviil Jim Jamestown
Shermill and
Carey
Pottsburgh
R. J. Il Ger
Sio
Pittsburgh
Erie
Mesires Banks
Anroner
L. J. Horowitz
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc
Woolworth
Paramount
Equitable
New Yorks
General Motors
Detroit
Palmer House
Chicago
Thompson-Starrett
American Tobacco Company
L. J. Horoivits
Lucky Stribe
Horowits
Corr Publishee
Arthur
Iti
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