Democratic rally in Erie county boosts ticket support
Large audience at the Municipal Building heard Mayor elect James P. Rossiter and other Democratic candidates from Erie County speak. The rally, part of a county-wide series, urged 100 percent support for the Democratic ticket in the November election. Norbert J. Witegerald also addressed the gathering, emphasizing party unity and candidate quality.
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Erie
Democrata
Corry
Erie County
Democratic County Committee
Iarry Auer
James P. Rossiter
Hile
Mr. Rossiter
Tickel
Francis T. Nagorski
Orphans’ Court
Jess Dialiante
Joseph Rogan
Thomas Flatley
Pitegerald
Prominent educators to speak at Pennsylvania convention in Pittsburgh
Last week prominent educators announced speakers for the annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, to be held in Pittsburgh December 28 to 30. Attendees include M S Bentz Ebensburg Harriet M Chase Washington D C Nell Gorton Johs Mopking Baltimore Prov ohce Hale Augusta Me Harry Jacobs Buffalo Joy Morgan Washington D C N W Patent Wake Forest James N Rule Harrisburg William A Sutton Atlanta Ga and Leo Wile Pittsburgh, along with other officials and delegates.
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Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pittsburgh
M.S. Bentz
Ebensburg
Harriet M
Chase
Washington, D. C
Nell Gorton
Johs Mopking
Baltimore
Provohce Hale
Augusta
Harry Jacobs
Buffalo
Joy @. Morgan
Washington
D. G
N. W. Patent
Wake Forest College
N.C
James N. Rule
Herrisburg
William A. Sutton
Atlants
Leo Wile
Jamestown Furniture Market Opens With Large Attendance
Jamestown opens a Fall furniture exposition in the market building on West Second Street. The Jamestown Furniture Market Association expects high attendance from today until November 7. Exhibitors include new participants and showcase living, dining, bedroom, and odd pieces with quality design surpassing earlier markets.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Furniture Market Association
West Second Street
Llving
Bamy
Hoover Pleads For New Spirit To Reduce Arms
President Hoover urged a new world spirit to force retrenchment in armaments during a radio address to the Methodist Episcopal Congress in Atlanta. He criticized unions for delaying peace and called for collective action among nations to curb armaments.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington
Methodist Ecumenical Congress
Atlanta
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to obtain one ounce of Patmint double strength from Keister's or a druggist. It instructs to mix with a pint of hot water and a little sugar, take one tablespoonful four times daily, and claims quick relief as nostrils clear and breathing eases. The dose and preparation are described as easy, inexpensive, and pleasant to take.
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Keister’s
Five Deaths in Western Pennsylvania From Reckless Driving
Police report shows five fatal crashes over the weekend in western Pennsylvania linked to reckless driving and hit and run incidents. Multiple pedestrians and drivers were killed or injured as motorists fled the scene after forcing vehicles from the highway near Ruffsdale, Vandergrift, and Uniontown. Names cited include Louise Schittbauer, Mary Schiffbauer, and Mary Zragraziano, with suspects such as John Oldock and Samuel Quarsimo involved in the investigations.
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United Press
Highwiya
Pennsylvania
John Oldock
Johanna Urbanic
Midway
Burgettstown
Oldecke
Louise Schittbauer
Uniontown
Mary Schiffbauer
Worman
Vandergrigt
Greensburg
Mary Zragraziano
GE Losasso
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh Produce and Market Report October 26
Produce prices for butter eggs and poultry with score ranges. Apple market steady with Baldwins Hubbardsons Kings Virginia Delicious Staymans Greenings and more. Onions potatoes cabbage carrots and other produce listed with local and regional price ranges.
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Pittsburgh
Newcat
Baldwins
Hubbardsons
Virginia Delicious
Staymans
Ohio
Greenings
Penna
Indiana
Michigan
Maine
Michigan Rurals
Funeral Rites for C W Lyons Held at St Thomas Church
Requiem mass for C W Lyons took place at St Thomas church at 9 30 after prayer services at the home 626 North Center street. Ray Francia Graves rector presided in the presence of a large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends with St Thomas choir. Interment was in St Elizabeth's cemetery with bearers Jerry Kelly Walter Blair George Kinley John Slattery Charles Kinley and Peter Hand. Among out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs R B McCord Mr and Mrs Charles Cole Mrs Harry Koch Mrs Anthony Berkenmeyer Mrs Donald Mackay Mrs Noel Parr Mrs Harry Cline of North East Mr and Mrs Orrin Remedy Brie Mr and Mrs John Lyons Ripley Rev J Frawley and Rev Fr McCarthy of North Hast. Police asked to be on lookout for several gums stolen from Anderson Hardware Company store at New Bethlehem.
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C. W. Lyons
St. Thomas Church
North Center Street
Ray
Francia Graves
St. Thomas Choir
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Jerry Kelly
Walter Blair
George Kinley
John Slattery
Charles Kinley
Peter Hand
City
R. B. McCord
Charles Cole
Harry Koch
Anthony Berkenmeyer
Donald Mackay
Noel Parr
Harry Cline
North East
Orrin Remedy
Brie
John Lyons
Ripley
J. Frawley
Fr. McCarthy
North Hast
Wattsburg Man Dies in Auto Accident Funeral set for Putnam
Warren County report details Fred Putnam, 75, of Wattsburg killed when his car collided with a northbound coupe at Russell cross roads near the Sterling Gas station. He died from a temple wound and shock, with funeral at Wattsburg Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial in Wattsburg Cemetery.
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Fred Putnam
Russell R. D
Warren
Russell
Sterling Gas Company
Russell Cross Roads
Presbyterian Church
Wattsburg
Erie County
Commaral Ging
Highway Patrol
Fd Lowrey
Putnant
Herbert Putam
Arvid Anderson
Swan Street
Jamestown
N. C
Putnam
VerMilyea
Albert Logan
Brook Street
Warren General Hospital
M. W. Ball
Peterson Mortuary
T Hat
Phorpson Hill
Peterson Undertaking Rooms
Wild geese moving south signal approaching winter
A large flock of wild geese high in the sky was sighted moving due south over Sample Flats this Sunday morning at 9 A M. The sighting served as an early cue for many residents about the coming winter.
Erie Club Meeting Attendees Hear New York Executive Secretary
Members of the Carry Business and Professional Women's Club attended a Erie club meeting on Sunday with Miss Emily Knewbubi, national executive secretary from New York City, as speaker. Helen McClear and Zelia Carroll performed several musical numbers.
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Fern Plannigan
Elsie Nichols
Mary Sullivan
Flowenge Lindquist
Lena Merker
Marion Smith
Hazel Merker
Inez Witch
Wiles’ Mathews
Sarah MacInnes
Zalla Carroll
Helen McCleff
Harrist L. Myers
Carry Business and Professional Women’s Club
Erie Club
Emily Knewbubi
New York City
Helen McClear
Zelia Carroll
Verdict Not Guilty In Beer Raid Case
In Opt 26, Willem George of Ristitt Street faced a jury after State Police raids found 18 beer bottles, 88 on ice. Samples aged months yielded four percent alcohol. jury calculated to within half of one percent under the Volstead law. George released on bail, pays costs.
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Dmporium
George
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