Local notices highlight community events and appointments
Wanita Morrison of Corry graduates from St Vincent's Hospital School for Nurses. Gerry Relief Fund committee to meet at Municipal building at 4 30 PM. Rev Charles Coughlin to speak Sunday at 4 PM on nearby stations. Officers of Carl Neff American Legion Post installed. Earl Ramsey named commander. The Jones farm shows a 30 ounce sweet potato. Chrysler reports nine month net profit of 11 9 37 million, quarter profit 7 19 million. Window peeper hunted on Fourth Ward. Chicken supper by Mc Cray Ladies Aid at Community House in Concord township. Planting of strawberry beds completed at Junior High School on Wright Street funded by P T A. Kiwanis Club head slated to be Guy Saxton. Little Bobby Parkhurst recounts a Mish tale. Eastern Star district meet set for Union City October 1st. Grand marshal of Odd Fellows convention is A M Stivanson. Governor Pinchot urges state employees to contribute to welfare drives. Philadelphia chosen as 1934 DAR convention city in Washington Pa. Swoden Florists 팀 Erie to face Wiks at local alleys Sunday. American Railway Association reports carloadings up in October and 1932 period. Pennsylvania Dental Society selects Cambridge Springs for Spring meeting. Dr G S Phillips elected president.
Ladies Auxiliary Of W F W Attends Meadville Council Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Lieut Archie Thompson Post VFW was well represented at the Northwestern County Council meeting held Thursday in Meadville. Thirteen Joca s members attended along with officers from auxiliary groups in Pittsburgh Erie Franklin Oil City Bradford Warren DuBois and Tionosta. Luncheon, a business session, cards, entertainment at the VFW rooms and a dancing party followed. The Warren auxiliary will host the next Council meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie ‘Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Northwestern County Council
Meadville
Joca S
John Boland, Jr
A. W. Rausther
Eva B. Rich
M. K. Amy
William Houghton
Merle Amy
Julius Kittleberger
Gertrude Alet
Harry Neff
Stella Reynolds
Paul Lines
Mary Hall
Earl Jackson
State Department
Pittsburgh
Erie
Franklin
Oil City
Bradford
Warren
DuBois
Tionosta
M. Genevieve Schaaf
Amelia Kane
Bertha Lyon
Stone M. 1
V. FW
Beet
Ashville Man Hurt in Jamestown Car Crash
Jamestown. Staples 38 was struck near Waites Corners on West Lake Road by a car driven by Bred Carlson from Steele Street. He is hospitalized in critical condition with head injuries and bruises. driver says he tried to avoid the man but could not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Get
Cue Staples
Jamestown General Hospital
Waites’ Corners
West Lake Road
Bred Carlson
Steele Street
Donald P. Thanaum
Staples
Carlson
Woman 92 Breaks Ankle in Fall at Home
X ray shows fracture of the left ankle of Miss Mabel Mitchell 92 Spring Creeks from a fall near her home early this week. She broke the bone while attempting to jump a broken-branch across a brook. She is at the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mitchell
Spring Creeks
Orry Hospital
104 C. C. C. Camps Now In Operation In Pa
Harrisburg announces four new Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Pennsylvania will join 104 total camps, with 92 under the Department of Forests and Waters. Locations include Milroy in Mifflin County, Clifton in Lackawanna County, a forest south of Elizabethville in Dauphin County, and near Port Allegany in McBean County. Most workers are re enlisted men transferred from Tolabo National Forest for winter service.
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Harrisburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Lewis Staley
United
States Army
Milroy
Mifflin County
Penn State Forest
Clifton
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna State Forest
Elizabethville
Dauphin County
Fanieland
Port Allegany
McBean County
Wil
Tolabo
Wedding Anniversary Observed By Bidwells
Mr and Mrs Henry Bidwell of 521 West Weyne street celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary with 30 relatives neighbors and friends at their home last evening. A lunch of sandwiches cakes pickles and coffee was served. The well known couple received numerous useful and lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bidwell
West Weyne Street
No Trace Of Store Thieves In Franklin Burglary
Franklin, Oct 20. Police report no trace of the burglars who robbed J T Campbell & Sons store of $1,000 in merchandise Tuesday night or Wednesday. A Reno man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion after inquiries in a restaurant revealed details of patrols and a car. He was fined $60 and costs for operating without a license and impersonating his brother, and committed to the county jail for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Paul Bedford
Jall
Geranium Ten Years Old In Huntington Garden
Mrs. Thad l deus Fuller's pride is a ten year old geranium with 125 blossoms. The plant is a slip from a specimen she has kept for 85 years in Huntington, Virginia-Mount Vernon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, VI
Thad Ldeus Fuller
Reopen inquiry into deaths of four near Erie
Dr. W G Stroble reopened investigations into four deaths from three Erie county crashes. Inquests set for two fatalities, including Charles Neal 25 Greenville and Robert Hughs 7 of 1520 Peach St. Others involve Mrs Herman Fields Buffalo and Genevieve Blair 24 New Brighton Pa from a collision near North East. Inquests planned next week with witnesses urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Neal
Greenville
Robert Hughs
Patrick Hughs
Peach Street
Herman Fields
Buffalo
Genevieve Blair
New Brighton
North East
Hughs
Bayard
Hamley and Sons Funeral Home
9Th
Liberty Sts
Florence Heit
R. D
Neal
Lavery Corners
Erie
Donald C. Burton
West 10Th Street
Elmer Burwell
Albion
James Crawford
East Lth
Crawford
Wilda Garr
Burwell
Var
Frank Cermak
East Lth Street
Grawford
Stroble
Wit
Detention Home May Be Closed in Erie Economy Move
Erie officials weigh closing the Detention Home at 134 West 15th street to cut costs. Judges A. P. Rossiter and William E. Hirt favor the plan as the facility is often empty, rarely housing more than two or three youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
West 15Th Street
A. P. Rossiter
William E. Hirt
Private home placements eyed for foster youngsters
The plan would place children in private homes when needed. The matron receives 65 dollars monthly plus 65 for her own meals and 65 for inmate meals. A final decision is expected by week’s end.
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Wanita M. Morrison
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Willa Mate Auditorium
Tiie
Clifton M. Howard
Rex Theatre
Gerry Relief Fund Committee
Charles G. Coughlin
Detroit
Lloyd Stowe
Carry
Carl Neff American Legion
Wesleyville
Earl Ramsey
George Schramling
Hatch Street
Chrysler Corporation
Fourth Ward
Third Avenue
Birlingame
McCray Ladies Aid Society
Concord Township
Wright Street
Second Ward
Guy B. Saxton
Kiwanly Club
Bobby Parkhurst
M. J. Parkhurst
Bobby
Chautauqua Lake
The
Eastern Star
Union City
A. M. Stivanson
Penn-silvania
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Penisyvania Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Swoden Florists
Wiks
Tocal Clit
American Railway Association
Stuy Castle
Ais
Pennsylvania Dental Society
Cambridge Springs
GS Phillips
Ashville
C.C.C
Coeur D'Alene
Alfred Gustafson
Cougar Gulch
Aillsbury Or
Heckers In
Morton
Tc Sloans
Keister
Bellans
Bsc
Erin
W. G. Stroble
Erie County
Winghester
Winchester
Red Star Brand
Hoppes
E.E. Guignon
Black Oxfords
Goodyear West Construction
Arctics
Endicott
North Center Street
Johnson
Corry, Penna