Fragmented 1930s notes mix meetings and speeches across towns
A garbled compilation reports a Board of Education session about industrial shop plans, dedication ceremonies for a Milwood City Elk lodge addition, and events with figures like Congressman Lemke, Thomas C. O'Brien, John Nance Garner, and labor leader John L. Lewis. It cites stalled road openings, liquor profits, and a range of public notices, with mentions of arrests, traffic accidents, farm labor shortages, and local school leadership changes.
Driver Freed In Death Of Unionite In Crash
Erie October 17 Paul D V Brown 40 of Cambridge Springs charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of two people in an auto crash near Bay City. Brown was discharged after a hearing before Justice Isaac Shinberg Waterville as evidence failed to show he was driving at excessive speed. Brown was defended by Semkilla B Howbach while John Galbo represented the DA. The accident near Gardens claimed Edward Bole Union City and Helen Smuttt Brien and an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Paul DV. Brown
Cambridge Springs
Isaac Shinberg
Watereford
Brown
Semklla B. Howbach
John Galbo
Tetorney
eBoeit Gardens
Edward Bole
Union City
Helen Smuttt
Brie
Ite Arma
Fine program for silver tea at Columbus
Columbus October 17 Wednesday evening the Community Aid held a silver tea at the home of Mrs Bertha Stockton. Mrs A A Nichols led a varied program of vocal numbers readings and a short play. Merrell Lillie of Corry sang two solos with Mrs Stockton’s guests and the newly organized church choir rendered hymns. Tables were set with autumn leaves and a committee served sandwiches cakes tea and coffee. A nice sum was raised for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Community Aid
Bertha Stockton
A. A. Nichols
Mer‘rill Lillie
Corry
Arthur Casperson
Zolla Carroll
Elizabeth Cuithbert
Zella Carroll
Vernelia Page
Merle Page
George Sehramting
Barton Smith, Jr
Arthur Hill
W. J. Jaggi
Arthur Fairchnas
Lionel Jaggi
Betty
Charles Chiambens
Mina
W. Fi Jaggi
Charles Farnham
George
Tamestown
Gertrude Carroll
Harrisburg
Mma Carroll
Roy Henry
Erie
E. Dodd
Carlton Curtis
Carlton Curtis Accompanied By Mrs. Curtis’ Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Button
Paiama
Wiliamsport
Allan Ae Berlain
Charles Moran
John
Fredonia
N. Y
Berry “Mead
Mary Waite
Dean High School
Berniceé Huntley
Lottyville
Wiil
New Wimington
Hazel Faulkner
Warren
H. Ray Harris
Community Church Aid
Alana
Rimma
Dutton
Delia Armstrong
Sample Flats
Eben Dunham
Hiie
W. A. Smith
Vern Smith
T. J. Messinger
Dorothy McLain
Lauren Smith
Ridgway
Dunn's Eddy
Ward Morris
Warren Morris
Trimms
Charles Swanson Ani Davgh
Fire destroys Warren Casino in Oakview Park
Warren Oct 17 A fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed the Oakview Casino at Oakview Park on Conewango Creek yesterday morning. Manager Ezra Larson and his wife escaped through a window as flames consumed the lobby. the dance hall, 64 by 74 feet, housed a full entertainment setup and most belongings, valued about 5000 dollars, are a total loss with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oatoview
Oakview
Special Observances At Presbyterian Church Planned
The Presbyterian Church plans two special observances in the near future. On October 25 Rev. W. L. Eaton of Union City will occupy the local pulpit for morning and evening services. On November 1 the church will observe Loyalty Sunday in conjunction with a worldwide observance by all churches and mission stations of the denomination. Special arrangements are being made for music and ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reesbyteriaa Caured
W. £. Eaton
Union City
Report Margiotti Praised For Action In Harrisburg
Harrisburg October 17 Affatte Waliyated Attorney General Charles J Mangiotti appeared today as a key member of Gov George H Harles cabinet drawing fan mail criticizing his vigorous prose in the case linked to the mysterious death of Frank Monaghan, hotelier, at the Tuyette county courthouse. Local social notes record Mildred Mrs Bimmett Curtis, Bertha Stockton and Merle Page motor trips to North Girard, a silver tea at Corry Methodist church, and weekend visits among families in Grove City Jamestown and Erie. Gerald Page of Erie stopped en route home from Renova to visit his mother Mrs Sarah Page.
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Harrisburg
Affatte
Charles J. Mangiotti
George H. Harle
Frank Monaghan
Hotesman
Tuyette County Court House
Ter
Mildred
Bimmett Curtis
Bertha Stockton
Merley Page
Glara Dalton
Amy Green
North Girard
Anna
Hettie Schultz
Green
Corry
Leslie Dodd
Anna Christensen
Grove City
J. H. Reagle
Mabel Hillburg
Cleveland
John Hillburg
Arthur Page
Jamestown
James Woodring
Harry Woodring
Detroit
Mich
Victor Orn
Glen Perry
Rarl Woodring
Erie
Gerald Page
Sarah Page
Renova
Myrna Schramling
Warren
Frank Schramling
Erie public dock to be fenced after fatal pier accident
Parks Director Gile Ross announced fencing around the Erie public dock at Sue Street to protect motor traffic. Pipes will be placed in 16 foot sections and removable rails will not hinder desk access. City council approved a Nolan and Sons contract for dock repairs costing three hundred dollars.
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Oct
Erie Poole
Sue Street
Vity Woul
Gile Ross
Itor
Jay Aifter
Tye
Jplavert
Ross
Ross Afer Council
J. W. Nolan and Sons Co
Townsendites Hear Erieite In Townsend Club Meeting
Corry Townsend Club No. 1 met in the Grand Theatre building last night and read the Pennsylvania State bulletin. Dr Charles Townsend urged enacting his plan into law next year and W J Donaldson of Eve gave a strong address on The Plan and What Is It. He emphasized spiritual uplift and urged fighting for the downtrodden. A large attendance heard the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Townsendisa
Corry Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Nelson Kimmy of 443 West Smith street Corry will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home Sunday October 18. They married October 19 1880 in Durkeyville N C and moved to Wayne township before settling in Corry in 1928. They have eight sons and one daughter and will host a family dinner with relatives from Corry Union City and Elgin among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Nelson Kimmy
West Smith Street
Kimmy
Cory
Wayne Township
Eight Song
Martha Elien Condon
Mr. Johnson
Durkeyville
Sir
Wain City
Albion
Sunuay
Mes
Sarah C. Kimmy
Harry L. Kimmy
John W. Kinmy
Arthur J. Kimmy
Predd Kimmy
Leroy Kimmy
Hyene L. Kimmy
Brie
Myron M. Kimmy
Union City
Delford R. Kimmy
Elgin
Engineers of Kinzua Dam Say Safety Big Item
Army engineers discuss safety as a priority for the Kinzua Dam project. Col Covell describes gates to control water flow and a plan to guard against hazards including earthquakes. The long term goal is a moderate sized lake with a reservoir spanning the lower area, despite anticipated reservoir fill timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua Dam
Warres
Warren
Harry A. Lota
Wie
Ula
Timiseyi Doeal
Yu Leeroy
Walek
Cal
Cavell Uwicket
Army i
Pittsburgh
Col. Covell
Kinzua Dem
Peitians
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Talinnween
Board of
Idgestion
Shhoo
Adinelt
Mygutiuy
Msght
Ela
New York
Tris
Milwood City
William Lemke
Thomas C. O'Brien
Royal Oak
Union Party
John Nance Garner
United States
Uvalde, Tex
WAZ
John JL. Lewis
The
Mine Workers of America
Labor
Roosevelt
Wesh
Ington
Wiz
Liquor Control Board
Rex
Texas
Gor
Kelly the Secon
James J. Davis
Witnen County
H. K. Rhodes
Lawrence Plane Schools
Erie County
Pennsylvania State ‘Alicational Essociation
Specilers
Redlless
Amanda Yard
William Giles
Conneaut
Yemain
Conneaut Hospital
Washingiton
Pennsylvania
Melvin Wildams
Hie
W. T. Grant Company
North Center Street
G. L. Okkeson
Hi. K. Rhodes
Lawrence Park Chdels
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Erie County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Lawrence Park High School
Unionite
Oakview Park
Presbyterian Church
Margiotti
Action
N. J. Donaldson
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
First Ave
Tyne
Philco
Piilco
Gabeiel Ay Ie Landelle
Hewandt
TSA
Announse
Losal Welliniiin
Kimdyn
Flans Forat
Hiner
Propeller
Statian
Cteee
Mhranen
Tam
Condra’s Pharmacy
Winifred Mertz
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
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