Local meeting notes mix with fire calls and election chatter
The page reports a special meeting of the Board of Education and Harvard College anniversary, Erie motor trip for GOP candidates, a North Corry fire at Pair Grounds quickly put out, heavy regional traffic and a speeding arrest, rising election interest focusing on county judges and council, Pennsylvania railroad income rise, liquor store sales above 1984, ongoing Pennsylvania forest fires, National Youth education talks in Harrisburg, Spartansburg postmaster applicants, hunting season delay rumors denied, AAA corn hog poll shows big farmer support, and Brie County Voters League lectures by Oliver W Hisbres.
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Erie County Court House
Brie County League of Women Voters
Oliver W. Hisbres
Brie Center
University of Pittsburgh
Erie rally hears Governor Earle praise Roosevelt policies
Four thousand Democrats pack Public Auditorium in Erie to hear Governor George H. Earle and Arthur Colegrove. Earle praises New Deal acts and Roosevelt policies, denounces Republican stand patters, and urges unity for a straight Democratic ticket.
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Briek
George H. Earle
Arthur Colegrove
Erie
Corty
Warle
Colegrove
James P. Rossiter
Erie County
Hare
Pennsylvania
Harle
Federal Bank Deposit Insurance
Earle
Senate
Walking in Sleep Fatality From Night Injury
United Press reports Robert Li Witton of Rovheste NW Vu died after a sleeping spell incident Saturday night. He reportedly walked with his arm thrusting through a window, severing an artery. Believed to have been new to the area, he died of loss of blood after admission to a local hospital.
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United Pres
League Stand Strengthened By U S Attitude
United States replies to League of Nations questions over sanctions on Italy after Ethiopia attack easing the path for economic penalties. Secretary Hull made no commitment but US neutrality reassures the league. Delegates said the US stance removes a mental obstacle ahead of the penalties committee meeting on Thursday.
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United Press
Geneva
America
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Cordell Hull
Non-League Nations
United States
Hull
Warren Pastor Dennig Dies After Illness at 1878-195? Era
Rev Charles A Dennig long time Warren pastor of the First Lutheran Church dies at Mercy hospital Pittsburgh following an appendectomy complication after a weeks illness. Born October 14 1878 in Boston PA he led church and civic life here and in the Pittsburgh Synod. Survived by wife Myrtle Daniels Dennig and two children Bernard and Isabel. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at the church. Interment in Oakland cemetery.
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Warren
Charles A. Terinlip
West Lutheran Church
Marcy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Ole
Dennig
Synodical Women's Society
Mercy Hospital
Peritanftix
Limes
Synodical District
Physistine
Rev
Boston
Rhareh Worl
Myrtle Daniels-Dennig
Bernard
Isabel Dennig- Osterhaust
Watkins Clen
H. H. Bagger
Pittsburgh Synod
John J.myers
Oakland Cemetery
Fondness for Driver Fatal in Oil City Crash
Oil City Pennsylvania news item reports 59 year old Hays Renninger, a father of nineteen, fatally injured after grabbing a driver during a curve on Haliday Run road. The car hit a stone wall, Renninger died in hospital from a fractured skull. Five of Renninger’s children are married. ten at home. No inquest will be held. The piece also notes a separate incident in Te WRIA Missouri where Mike Veitch was jailed for disturbing the peace after criticizing a handout from Mrs. Pulkerton.
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Oil City
Hays Renhinger
Haliday Run Road
Ernest Kerr
Renninger
Kerr
J. Irwin Zerbe
Mother Beats Son to Death With Hammer in Mercer County
Mia Ruth Armitage, 19, held in Mercer County jail after killing her seven year old son with a hammer and stabbing another son with a knife. The mother then attempted suicide by hanging but was found alive. an older son, Paul Jr., arrived and stopped the scene, the coroner says she appears insane. Frederick died at a Greenville hospital. Armitage is employed in Philadelphia.
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United Press
Mercer
Mia
Ruth Armitage
Mercer County
Poly
Wid
Paul, Jr
Wanster
Frederick
Prederi
Greenville
Armidge
William A. Applegate
Spring Creek Ladies Aid 10 Sponsors Carnival Plan
Spring Creek Oct 26 news notes the Spring Creek Ladies AId 10 sponsor a costume and contest carnival at the Community building Thursday evening October 1 with prizes for contests and costumes. Other items mention Miss Mildred Henry visiting family and many local residents visiting friends, with pie social for school funds planned at Grange hall Tuesday October 29.
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West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Mildred Henry
Brie
W. Li Henry
Daisy Branch
Warren
Betty Kasterlin
Rashboro ‘Teachers
Parle Roach
Union City
Mlb. Hutter
Erelyn Platte
Spartansburg
Leaa Davis
Tryineton
A. B. Porter
R. G. Dawson
R. D. McKelvey
John McKay
Lena Jackson
T, ML | McClelland
California
Oil City
Pratay
Helen Cunningham
Erie
Grange Hall
White
F. M. Yates
John MicKay
Narrow Escape For Worker In Fall From Roof
Donald Williams of Kinney Spiesman Waller fell twenty feet while painting a Second Ward home. He was taken to Corry Hospital with a badly wrenched back but X rays showed no fractures. Williams was hurt at the Nora Mason/Morton property corner East Wayne and East Washington. Discharge expected today. Nearby visitors Nell spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs A B Porter moved into Mrs Sam Harley’s home. Florence Damon, a Columbus School teacher, visited her parents. Erma Allen resumed teaching after a weekend in Tidioute with her parents. Dr Robert Donaldson of Kane visited Sunday at his home.
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Donald Williams
Kinney, Spiesman & Waller
Oval Plumbers
Minets
Had & Harrow
Williams
Corry Hospital
Nora Mason
Morton
East Wayne
East Washington Streets
Nell
Youngaville
A. B. Porter
Sam Harley
Leon Cable
Florence Damon
Columbus School
W. P. Sicktler
Erma Allen
Tidioute
Robert Donaldson
Kane
Corry Knights Templar to Attend Meeting in Warren
Warren Commandery No 83 Knights Templar plans a divisional meeting with Grand Commander William Thompson of Pennsylvania to welcome visiting commanderies from Jamestown New York Corry Titusville Bradford Ridgway and a reception of Grand Officers. 80 dignitaries expected in full Templar uniform with music by a male quartet and a Hillbillies sketch.
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Warren
Warren Commandery No
Knights Templar
William ©. Thompson
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Wisstad
Warren Commandery
Blue Lange
Jamestown
N. Y
Corry
Aubitz
HH. C. Walker
A. Anderson
Jurors Named for Erie Civil Court December Term
Jurors to serve during the December term of civil court in Erie county were named by Sheriff Dell Darling and Jury Commissioner John Helmberger. Nearly 100 cases, continued from October term, are listed for trial as Judge A. P. Rossiter prepares to retire January 6. Names include Charles J. Brumagin, Harry Burrows, Clyde Drake, Ann I. Puelner, Erman Hodgins, Della Love, Charles Morgan, Jon Ohm, and A. D. Whitney among others.
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Erie County
Sherif Dell Darling
John Helmberger
A. P. Rossiter
Charles J. Brumagin
Wattsburg
Harry Burrows
R. D
Clyde Drake
Union Cuy
Ann I. Puelner
Corry
Erman Hodgins
Union City
Della Love
Jon Ohm
A. D. Whitney
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