Fishing boats moved to Ashtabula amid renewals failure
Oly 24 Ralph Tillotson reports three Mocahosts failed to renew fishing operations in Ashtabula. The Alice S. Smiley Fish Co left Erie yesterday, Dewey Wadsworth manning it. Two other boats, including the My-toy owned by Richard Spicer, moved to Ashtabula and are tied up there. Union workers in Ashtabula fish houses refuse to handle any fish from the tugs.
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Oly
Ralph Tillotson
Jing
Sue
Ashtabula
Erie
Smiley Fish Co
Dewey Wadsworth
Richard Spicer
Cirrk
Spartansburg Social Notes and School Hallowe'en Plans
The Spartansburg column reports visits among local families including Jon Rose and Eva Goldin traveling to Sheffield to visit Mrs Barnes in Salem, W Va. Others hosted and visited friends in Erie and Lancaster. The Sparta BPA members took a farm tour to Buffalo Niagara Falls and the Ford plant, with a planned Halloween party for October 31 at the school gym. The Sparta teams prepare for a Crawford County LAA season with potential pre-season coaching by Peter Gall from Edinboro.
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Spartansburg
Jon Rose
Eva Goldin
Marie McDonnell
Dolores
Delia Goldin
Sheffield
Erie
Elnora Parley
Martin Glatz
Corry
el Puller
Frank Ehrhart
Roy Ehrhart
Elmer McAlhany
Riceville
Carl Greet
Britton Run
Charles Smith
Pittsfield
Ray Barhart
Irene Kistler
Harrisbure
Wn. Kreipa
Lancaster
Lyle Styanahan
Philip Northrop
State College
Poultry Department of State College
Boyd Ingram
Bulston Spa
Thomas Ingram
Eric
J. A. Winans
Guy Fish
S. O. Winans
Missouri Fox Hunters
Grange Hall
Riley Smith
Titusville
William Peck
Towanda
William Brooks
Baptist Church
James Miller
Pittsburgh
Harry Firth
Jean Louise Snapp
Hamot Hospital
Plorence Snapp
Dad
Frederick Barrer
Keene, N
Guy Rowley
Joe Bell
Tionesta
Bell
Ou City
Spartansburg School
Sparta
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GLP
Ford Assembly Plant
Buffalo Hall of Science
Niagara Boulevard
Buffalo Peace Bridge
Niagara River
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Niagara Falls
T. S. Berkey
Charles Torrey
Ivan Rose
Laurence Scouten
Hallowe'en
Lucy Morris
Isabelle Rose
Bunce
Robert Nichols
Annabelle Edwards
Flormans
Carr
Ray Rogers
Pattison
LaDow
Sidney Wihans
Morton
Mabelle Weidner
Glenn Bailey
Halfast
Margaret Morris
Flo Barlingame
Crawford County
LAA
Peter Gall
Edinboro State Teachers College
Board of Control
P.I.A.A
Man and Woman Rob Erie Cab Driver
An Erie Yellow Cab driver, William Heinrich, reported being assaulted and robbed by a male passenger who stuffed him into the trunk after a midnight pickup at Union Depot. The thief, named Dinode, 21 or 22, escaped in the cab later found on Holland Street. a female accomplice’s description was not provided.
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Brie
Erie
William Heinrich
Yellow Cab Co
Union Depot
Bevy
Cascade Street
Heinrich
Holland Street
Analley
Charles McCall
Dinode
High School League Opens With Four Opponents
A league schedule lists Wattsburg Waterford Youngsville and St Joseph Academy High School of Titusville. The season begins with a December game at Waterford. The school lunch program is run by Mrs Wigie Weidner and Mrs Viola Smith under PTA president Mrs Helen Shreve with new menus and a ticket system. The largest lunch crowd this year was 225. Elizabeth McDonnell is cashier treasurer and Helen Hutchinson assisted with menus. The film Appleland about apple growing is set for October 29.
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Jeague
Wattsburg
Waterford
Youngsville
St. Josepn Academy High School
Titusville
Wigie Weidner
Viola Smith
Helen Shreve
P.T A
Elizabeth McDonnell
Helen Hutchinson
Notes From The Airport Dine aint
Saturday night gathering drew about twenty attendees with oyster and pumpkin pies as a windup. Ed Shumsky passed his private pilot test with flying colors, judged by flight examiner Matt Stormes. An Aeronca from Cleveland visited Corry, then left the same day. Mr. Skelton of Jamestown bought a Stinson. Mr. Galbraith of Buffalo arrived with a Cessna, and Lt Ralph Thompson’s Connecticut pals flew in via Stinson Voyager to spend the weekend. Wind direction teased as Joe cannot tell by a windsock, nicknamed Down Wind Joe.
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Ed Shumsky
Matt Stormes
Aeronca
Cleveland
Corry
Skelton
Jamestown
Stinson
SeeBee
Galbraith
Buffalo
Cessna
Ralph ‘Thompson
Clymer
Stinson Voyager
Connectticut
Jeff
Joe
Student Admits Murdering Wife On Penn State Campus
A chemistry student at Pennsylvania State College, John Edward Galloway of Harrisburg, was held in Centre County Jail on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of his wife, Catherine Diamond Galloway, 20, in their trailer camp home on campus. Police Chief John R. Juba said Galloway confessed he pointed an .82 caliber automatic at his wife without realizing what he was doing. District Attorney B. L. Willard planned to confer with Juba about presenting the case to the grand jury in late November.
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Associated Press State College
Pennsylvania State College
Centre County
John R. Juba
John Edward Galloway
Harrisburg
Catherine Diamond Galloway
Nanticoke
B. L. Willard
Juba
Galloway
Justice of the Peace
J.D. Hart
Army Air Force
Tragic shooting at college ends in fatality
A shooting at the college left a woman dead before Dr. H. J. Dale could arrive. The bullet struck her chest and lodged in the spine, with authorities reporting the incident as the fatal outcome of the event.
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H. J. Dale
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