Weather, hospital news, and market flash from Erie and beyond
A mixed Erie scene reports Nef Ma Grif, a Fairview visitor, hospitalized in Hamot for a fractured spine after a recent accident as Dr. AG Davis oversees treatment. Edmonton weather notes blanket central and northern districts while a Grange Hall rally dots the Alberta province. Brokers recall Black Thursday memories from 1928 as Wall Street shows lighter trading with 1,183,930 shares changing hands.
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Corry
Grif
Fajryiew Pila
Nwpénce
Hamot
Erie
AG Davis
Wall Street
Erie County Alien Registration Plan Reported
Erie County Commissioners outline a December registration drive for all aliens under the new state alien law. The program requires every alien not yet naturalized to register at the county courthouse during December or face arrest, with a $1 registration fee and use for voting records. Officials note the law takes effect after the legislature session and will be overseen by the county.
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Erie
Bele
Mortich
Leher
Trey Lewis G. Hines
Hireishiro
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
Allen
Wao
Roori House
Court House
Amin
Edward R. Stetina
J.B. Pay
Rogers Israel Post
Biealty
Belig
American Legion
Ube
Erie County
Cave
Couny House
Pennsylvania
Fumbler s Cure Ee Ralph Conger Wentworth Military Academy
In Lexington Kentucky Ralph Conger at Wentworth Military Academy tests a quirky drill to curb a spate of tumbles by having every team member hold the football on his hands from reveille to taps. The page also offers a Today s Quiz with scattered answers and a promotional line from the Journal.
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Ralph Conger
Wentworth Miliary Academy
Lexington
Nell
Pattenheit
Black Sea
Central America
Federal Security Agency
Nile River
Esyph
Meuse Brankfurter
Colombo
Clymer Voters Weigh Fire Truck Purchase
Clymer taxpayers will vote on the purchase of a new fire truck in the upcoming general election on Tuesday November 7. A committee notes the truck exceeds $58,000 and outlines a three year payment plan.
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J. Frederick Kinley
Powell Motor Company
Ale
Mr. Kin~ley
Thomas Motor Company
Clymer
Staxnayers
Sipparmis
Wleedon
Twentieth Century Club Receives Library Charter Request
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Amy Newhouse’s home on Tuesday October 17. Mrs. Effie Ruclink president presided while Mrs. Bertha Sooman of the Witney committee from the American Legion auxiliary discussed granting a charter for the library. A committee of five was appointed to handle the matter including Mrs. Neva Wardes Mrs. Fete Duel and Mrs. Winifred Chris epson with auxiliary members. Mrs. Ver Licius proposed restoration from the club and the delayed news of Mrs. Nettie Rhobergen was noted as favorable. Mrs. Gera Timmey reviewed the life of Benjamin Franklin. entertainment included a piano solo by Mrs. Ralph Pillay and a violin solo by Mrs. Leon Bridges accompanied by Mabel Schruers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Newhouse and Mrs. Ella Case from Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Newhouse
Effie Ruclink
Bertha Sooman
Witney
American Legion Auxiliary
Lee
Neva Wardes
Fete Duel
Winifred Chrisepson
Ver Licius Fouydert
Nettie Rhobergen
Gera Timmey
pAok
Berjs
Mili Pratiklin
Gerace Wallace
Second Annual Black Crow Hunt Enjoyed
The second Black Crow hunt was held Tuesday October th at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Dan wort. The Winters were Gilbert Jander Schaaf Richard Leglers Alfa Necks aj Byevel Laebers Uohard had the highest count. Guests included Merit Wassink Wilton Quelnk Howard Tetulver and Ralph Sumech Merle Was Jowain punt. Marjorie Kooman Esther Pex Virginia Tewinkle Mother Gueyreveld Miriam Wassink Virginia Price were guests of the hunt supper. The evening featured games and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kooman
Esther Pex
Virginis Tewinkle
Mother Gueyreveld
Miriam Wassink
Virginia Price
Mary Legters Receives Annual Wood-Bee Celebration
Mrs Mary Legters was honored at an annual Wood-Bee event with many relatives present. Family members include Clifford Mxhors and Morris, Vander Behaal, Harold Legters, James Tenhaken, Pail Meerdink, Judith Everett Legters, Bernice McCain, Carol Gott, Arthur Johnson and Myron Yiwinta. Men organized and laid out goods while Mrs Legters assisted, making the evening a warm, festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Legters
Anniat Woodobee
Miy
Chastes A
Lev
Clifford Mxhors
Morris
Mor
Ani
Low Jersob Wayne
Anna
Valer Schaat
Gilbers
Frederic
Vander Behaal
Burdette
Howard Leereils
Rovio
Lijern
Harold Legters
Ane
James “Tenhaken
Dickey Ard Darwin Jr
Pail Meerdink
Judith
Everett Legters
Bernice McCain
Carol
Mary Gott
Arthur Johnson
Hery
Myron
Yiwinta
Another Hunt Club Dinner Brings Costume Prizes and Tale
Ahuab hunt club members hosted a modest dinner Tuesday with 48 young guests. Winners included Doris Bowles and Earl Buink with costumes like Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderela while Osleo Gravitik and Miss Mackuwr posed as Miss Bo Beep and Silas Marner actors.
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Dh Pridsy
Earl Buink
Euckseberry
Winnyore Miwitdad
Nyla Wallace
Tillien Wiggers
Little Red Riding Hood
Osleo Gravitik
Sdis
Cinderela
Miss Mackuwr
Miss Wussinte
Mary
Russell Damookt
Tred Rebar
Epple
Silas Marner
Silis Marner
Members of 4-H club visit Sherman for achievement night
Members of the 4-H club of Omer attended the 42nd achievement night at Sherman Central School Tuesday evening. The program included 4-H club songs, installation of officers, presentation of pins and certificates by Melvi Olson. Attendees listed include Glen Warnshouse, Wyde Wuerreveld, Everett Tewinkle, Raymond and Ruth Schulmian, Ruthani Max Bemis, Jesse Goodwill, Deled Grayink, Winitrad Pith, Virginia Vriie ink, Robert Humphrey, George Christenson, Wilbur and Andrew Roush, Walter Hill, and Miss Bessie Cattes. Transportation was provided by Leojy Warnsicide, Mrs. Marion Alday and Pores Roush. Walter Hill spoke about his project on pies and Ruthman hep project on gundien.
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Sherman
Clu
Omer
Sherman Centril
Tyssilay
Shitlenti
Melvi Olson
Kenneth Booms
Glen Warnshouse
Wiyde Wuerreveld
Everett Tewinkle Raymond
Ruth Schulmian
Ruthani
Max Bemis
Jesse GoodWil
Deled Gra
Yink
Winitrad Pith
Virginia Vriie Ink
Robert’ Humphrey
George Christenson
Chiude
Wilbur
Andrew Roush
Walter Hill
Bessie Cattes
Leojy
Warnsicise
Marion Alday
Roush
Bull Moose Hunt Held Tuesday
The twenty seventh Bull Moose Hunt occurred on Tuesday October 7. Hunters faced low temperatures and strong winds as they returned with a mix of game including big amstrels reds chipmunks rabbits and a brigade of thirty five black birds. A pie supper followed with jelly pickles apple pie and coffee while Amy Newhouse played piano. Officers for the next year were elected and the group returned home with plans for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Newhouse
George Tegters
Gilbert Tom
Newhouse
Clarence Rhebergen
Leon Legters
Girin Schuman
Clifford Lesley
William Rhetergen
Hiford Legters
Orit Schumm
Clwenve Riebergen
Amy Newhouse
Isc
Mesh Will Mire
Leon Begters
Local Church Services Feature Morning Worship and Community Activities
Abbe Reformed Church offers morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Gerrip with a sermon titled Neglecting die Mex Important. Evening service at 7 30 features Gail's Measurement. Senior leader Lavon Partink plans questions for the discussion. midweek prayer, youth activities, and social events abound. The Methodist church lists services with pastor Rev Ralph Pindley and notes junior and Epworth leagues, prayer meetings, and community programs. A senior class party, moving pictures, and a home medicine chest talk are among activities, with freewill offerings and a focus on youth engagement.
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Abbe Reformed
Mornins
Gerrip ‘Timmer Pagier
Schau
Janior Ey Grail
Winifred Abebergen
Gail
Bila ‘Topi
Lavon Partink
Menbem
Cini Iy
Vila Mathouls
Sunita Sano
Morin
Ralph Pindley
Sermin
Bilal Csudly
Milas
Fiese
Nant Chymeti Gwiay
Bventhir
Union. Young Peoples
Chitrah
Breyer
Hemor
Maxine Wajtune
Joris Kooman
Washington, D. D
Lise
Market reports show slow demand on Pittsburgh wholesale market
Pittsburgh wholesale market to Oct 25 shows slow demand for apples and cabbage with prices listed for various varieties. Dairy butter steadies, cattle and hogs mixed in price ranges, while pork and poultry markets reflect stable to mild declines. New York and national stock listings indicate firm openings and mixed bonds and equities.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Leitiics
Minn
Idaho
No. V
N.Y
Marie Kaladin
Green Mts
Carlos
Marken Scendy
Baud
Elaine
Meclan notes from Meadville game tale of football clash
In a garbled report from Meadville an old football game is recalled with mentions of Watlony Lee and the Reds. The piece references Bears, Cubs and local players, and hints at a sectional stadium scene and Sunday follow ups.
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Gatosne
Bob Garba
Feo Cuitr Ciony
Joel Wial
Wilites Elhue Rep Lab
Rae Tost
Meadville
Lao Anid
Sowland
Watlony Lee
Son Tibitzers
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Edmonton
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Mion
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Ul Bo'elock Ais Pveang
Highways Department
Charles J. Rey
Gille
Corry Hospital
Harold Moffatt
Hemlock School
Moffatt
Mde Ub
Loblaws Ghieteria
Cette
Burd
Mrs Soult
Evie
Fredonia
Marriange
Erte
George Kooytney Ami
Thelma Henry
Cony
Lelawn
Yuri
Pins Voters’ League
Bish
Tt le
aWird
Lewis G. ‘Hines
Wohalling
Parsons
Ines
Wwesbilloure Electricate Manu Company
Shaye
Nec
Rome
Twentieth Century Club
Terie Newhouse
Hermey Beintaik
Homer Loomis
Peter Nuckers
Albert Bemnink
Garrat Qherreveld
Edgar Pevatyer
Slay Gravinle
Myunt Mis
Dilbert Meekers
al Sr
Egents
Merle Newhouse
PTAL
Morley
Bo'look
Wm Dimien Hight
Tia Parmer
Delon Hing
Chen
Dini
Morton's Grocery
Soult
Sterling
Dial
Erle
Arthrias
Reliance Minia
Smith St
Verve
Walnus
Wabkint Company
J Newarke
Wayne Static
Moore's Seed Store
Oy Burs Avenue
Lail
Blessane
South Center Street City
Dla
Qipiex Apartiment
Nov
Lst
Bath
Mumace, Garave
Inquire
Walter Peake
Ady Ale
Leach
West Smith St
B. Patterson
Liotik Corry
Columbus
Ala
Spring St
Wm. Ging
Union City
Bro Larson
RD. 1
C. Christensen Motors
Dodge—Sales & Service
Plymout
Shever Auto Sales
Ames Firestone
E. Pleasant Street
Corry Ie
Coben Texaco ‘Stations
N ' Open
Powell's Kendall Service
Tony Jackson
Andrick
Howe
Ralph Hixson
AVER
Sele
Paylor
Westinghouse
Querreveld Bros
SARGE
Apex Feed & Seed Store
HOLTS
N. Cantor
Wright Street
New
Flo
Price Young
South St
Harold McIntyre
D.nb
North East
Route 11
Bays Messenger
Windeharger Oiler Press
Smith Spencer, Corry, RD
MOORE
Lanston
Timetor
Steve
Joe Paul
de Laval
Groscutt & Gallup
Corry Evening Journal
Ben- Wil
Hammond Elevator Company
Grod Oliman Go
CO. D
Huffman
Newmansville
Farm and Dairy
Hubbard Squash
Kenneth Morris
Warners Corners
A. U
Pranklin St
Desmond
Cory
Plano
Radio Electric
Alvin Bennink
Experienodil
Frank
East Congress Sh
Dor
Washiton Bt
Hamry W. Hagmann
Libeny St
Eric Pa
Gora Ceroyry Gaeesery
Rhodnix Hotel
Tober
Sparta Rotel
Keystone
Corry Dinch
South Center St ” Dystesrs
SEA Foods
Washington
Ward's
Buck Wheat Spencers
Ana
Journal
Porest L. Keister
Stas
Amizabeth Swarts
Treewurls
Walter H. Scott
Almoritey
United Press
American
INA
American Siéliers
Amerean T&t
Atlantic Refining
Bethlelem Steel
Bendis Aviation
Boeing Airplanecana
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Consolidated
Continental
Curtiss-Wriehtone
Beeigh
Mateys Taternisional Wieke
Wemeedate Iy
Montgomery Wattsso
Nathomal Biseu
Naliana Denny
New Porte Genial
Narihery
Packard
Gil Galil
Standard
Studebaker
Texag
United
U B Steel
Warner
Woolworth
Youngstown
ANT Now
Crh
Aero Supply
Arkansas Cbs Iyeeperiny
Darnbgle Metals
Cy Eyeciiee
Olides
Kennery
Ierpent
Po Mathers
Rex Willis
Ol Calligy
Wild Corry Union
Cort Catoh
Lupe Mranyille
Tiler
Aple
Nail
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