Gather at Youngsville as sessions open
More than 200 pastors their wives and lay delegates attend the Erie annual conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ in Youngsville. Bishop G D Batdorf presides. Morning service scripture lesson by Rev Donald Dibble and prayer by Rev S Paul Weaver. Morning sermon by Bishop Batdorf on Thy Will Be Done. Trumpet solo by J Roy MacMurray with organist Charles McEntire. Holy communion and memorial service for the dead with Rev E Dibble in charge.
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Youngsville
S. Paul Weaver
Jamestown
Erleenna
Church of the Lunlel Irethren In Christ
G. D. Bathur
Harrisburg
Warren
Erie
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
G. D. Batdorf
Baldorf
Donald Dibble
Hos Church
S. Phuit Weaver
MacMurray
C. E. Wil Terms
C. D. Dibble
A J. Vrooman
Burglary and Auto Vandalism Strike Ward One
Police investigated a ward one burglary at a home on East Main Street where jewelry including a gold watch two bracelets a locket and chain were found later at Misses Stulla and Florence Barry residence. At West Wayne Street the Polish Club area saw autos ransacked and accessories stolen, with Walter Dugan reporting a damaged car and other cars at the club also broken into. Chief John Flanigan was overseeing the investigations.
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Poloce
Post Ward
West Wayne Street
Wiliam Swan
Stulla Sind Fiosence Barry
East Mainstret
Altough
Pouce
Ben Systemstal
Uke Dollef
Fauer
Barry
Walter Dugan
Northwest Street
West Wayne
Dugan
Alga
John Flanigan
Erie youth in typhoid fever from Bay swimming
Brig, Sept 1 nomas Mancuso, 31, 216 German Street, is critically ill with typhoid fever at Lake View Hospital on East Avenue. He contracted the illness after swimming in the contaminated bay and drinking well water on a trip to Pittsburgh. Dr James R Smith suspects the well water and urges a halt to bay swimming. sulfa milimide may be used in an effort to save Mancuso's life.
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Brig
Mancuso
German Street
Lake View Hospital
East Avenue
Pittsburgh
James R. Smith
City Health
Dr. Smith
Rescued From Narrow Dock Water After Fall
Deputy U S Customs Inspector James L Moon was saved by the crew of the coal boat Alex Leslie after slipping on the dock at German Street Pennsylvanian docks near 4 a m Thursday. Moon clung to a narrow dock ladder as darkness hampered rescue efforts and he remained in the water until help arrived.
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Pennsylvania Boal
German Street
U. S. Customs
James L. Moon
1St Street
Moon
Alexeste
Alex Leslie
Blast fatal to 21s deemed unavoidable at Pine Street plant
Sept 1 the General arrangements for victims of the accident at the Iron and Foundry Company on Pine Street were completed. Ward E Knapf will be buried Saturday at West Baptist Church with Salvation Army officer Major Pinny presiding. Oak lawn cemetery interment follows. Kenneth Theodore Rydgren’s memorial service is planned at 210 North South Street at 2:30 PM Saturday with Rev Vernon Serenius officiating. The body will be moved to the Rydgren residence today. Investigation by Guerney R Bull of the Department of Labor and Industry concluded the accident was unavoidable.
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Warren
Kenneth Theodore Rydgren
North South Street
Vernon Serenius
St. Paul's Lutheran Ehirch
Sheffield
O. M. Borden
Civie
Rydgren
South Street
Guerney R. Bull
Department of Labor and Industry
Attempt to Identify Man Fatally Hurt near Warren
County officials probe Mead Run road accident near Youngsville where a man died at Warren General hospital on Wednesday morning. Initial reports named Sabot Wilder, but inquiries showed that was not his name. investigators seek the victim’s identity.
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Warren
Mead Run Road
Youngsville
Warren Gener
Three Held For Planned Traffic Death In Philly
A coroner's jury in Philadelphia held Gaesar Valente, Herman Petrilto, and Mrs Male Weloshyn after an inquest into the allegedly planned hit run death of John Woloshyn, part of a claimed mass murder scheme for an insurance syndicate. Petrilto faces the electric chair for another Fingy killing. Valente and Weloshyn were associated with the case and the widow reflected $1032 of her husband’s estate.
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Philadelphia
John Woloshyn
Insurance Syndicate
Gaesar Valente
Herman Petrilto
Male Weloshyn
Allegheny Board Checks On Relief Eligibility
United Press reports that the Allegheny county relief board plans a mass check of 56,000 relief families. Secretary Howard L Russell sent ten top executives to observe operations and ensure proper questioning of each eligible client by mailed summons.
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Allegheny Board
United Press
Malaisburg
Public Assigiance
Howard L. Russell Qwalted
Allegheny County Assistance Board
Russell
Allegheny County
First Baptist Church Votes to Call New Pastor
First Baptist Church voted to call a new pastor from Dunellen New Jersey with special business planned for the evening. George Skidmore will return to Binghamton to resume his duties this autumn and Rev Dan M Nally of Ballimore will conduct special meetings in September.
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First Baptist — Church
J.C. Elman
Dunellen
N. J
Evimay
Beesmie
Melman
Ootouer
George Wo
Skidmore
Scannels
Binghamton
Fuige
Dan M
Nally
Ballim
Youth killed by train in Renovo crash
Stanley Jesburger a 17 year old from Renovo died after stepping from a car onto railroad tracks as a passenger train approached. Coroner W J Shoemaker ruled the death accidental. no inquest. The accident occurred on Erle avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets. his brother Edward was in the car.
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Keane
Stanley Jesburger
Renovo
Weel Aeaiavening
Parasymdila
Renove
Dy W. J. Shoemaker
Coromen
Jesberger
Erle Ave
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