Weather, labor notes, and local incidents in Corry area
Parastate announces favorable weather for vacationers while Waltsburg Fair ends with National Barn Dance as radio headliner. Labor Day closure of The Journal noted. Ward reports show a rise in automobile production with 25,040 units. last week 17,465. Police search for Ralph Hoffman after a knife attack report by Roy Stufflebeam. Local retail and clothing sales brisk as fall wear moves well. fur coat promotions noted in local promotions. Obituary for Mayme Murray Coughlin. death from heart attack. Maurice J. Coughlin’s relatives grieve. Local sport: eight pound masa ler ongue caught at Findley Lake. Jury panel lists Corry residents. Audit shows school receipts $7620596 with $3,6427 balance. DST ends Sunday night. EST begins Monday 2 am. New York to build wide Farms to Market highway in Chautauqua County. Harmony town lines road designated for future black-top road. Train No. 681 late into Hartisburg. Corry alderman upholds damages ruling in auto accident case. Arin Smith may be released after theft inquiry. Constable M. Guy Hurlbut of the Third Ward receives commission. George Fisher of Munhall treated for horse kick gash. Labor Day flag tournament announced by Leo Anderson at Corry Country Club.
Moorhead Farmer Dies After Stroke Dragged by Horse
Erie September report says Victor B Moorhead 61 of Moorheadville was found dead on his farm after a cultivator pulled him 300 yards following a stroke. He left seven children. Coroner W G Stroble opened an inquiry. Dr E G Shelley attended. Moorhead born in North East.
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Noorheadville
Erie
Victor B. Moorehead
Moorheagyisle
Erie County
Moorhead
Amy Moorhead
E. G. Shelley
North East
W. G. Stroble
Moorheadville
French Creek Summer Church School Centers
Rev Casimir Tomiek announces progress in the French Creek summer church school centers. Rev Walter Tomiak oversees classes with recent honors from St Bonaventure College while Rev Tomiak studies at Christ the King Seminary. Bratna to assist. twenty prepared for first communion and about sixty for confirmation. Bishop Duffy will visit for confirmation. communion on September 10. Center listings include Findley, North Clymer, Olmer, and French Creek, with numerous named pupils and confirmands.
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Casimir Tomiek
St. Matthias
French Creek
Walter Tomiak
Tomiak
St. Bonaventure College
Christ, the King Seminary
Casimir Tomia
Bratna
Tomia
Brzana
Jamestown
Bout Mouth
John Aloysius Duffy
Buffalo
St Matthias’ Church
Drst
Findley Center
Mr. Organ
Vernon Gorski
Virginia Gorski
Barbara Gorski
Ramona Gorski
Donald Homolec
Hebe Homolec
Michael Organ
Florentine Organ
Leonard Organ
Walter Rafalowski
North Clymer Center
Mr. Zajec
Walter Zajec
John Zajec
Mary Zajec
Dorothy Zajec
Anna Wakula
Francis Walla
Bernice Gastol
Casper Wozowicy
Blazen Wozowicz
Mary Wozowice
Helen Wonowicz
Victor Gastol
Five from New York hurt in Franklin crash. one dies
Five youths from New York state in a Ford club coupe collided near the Lakes-to-Sea highway junction at June Hoh in Franklin. Paline Solomon, 20, of Freeport, S.I., died in Franklin Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries. The others, Anna Leidensteh, Weanette Bloomingfield, William Mbergoff, and Sega Kent, sustained critical and serious injuries with various fractures and lacerations.
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Pranklin
New York State
Oil City
Paline Solomon
Freeport
S. 1
Franklin Hospital
Anna Leidensteh
Peelstill
N.Y
Weanette Bloomingfield
Tenth Avenue
Brooklyn
William Mbergoff
Stuyvesant Street
New York City
Sega Kent
Riverside Drive
State refunds on chain tax refunds warned by revenue secretary
Harrisburg September 1 Secretary of Revenue William J Hamilton warns Pennsylvanians not to hire outsiders to obtain chain store and theater tax refunds. Written applications to the board of finance and revenue at Harrisburg suffice, with cash refunds issued when the legislature provides funds. The board will decide promptly and forms are available from the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Secretary of Revenue
William J. Hamilton
Department of Revenue
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Board of Finance and Revenue
Hartisbug
Wonderful San-Cura Ointment Praised for Piles
Cleveland resident J N Roebuck extols San-Cura Ointment as marvelous for piles and useful for minor burns cuts bruises and skin irritations. Available in large ounce jars and 60 cents at all drug stores.
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J. N. Roebuck
Cleveland
Mysterious Kane man Isruno Nicklas death ruled accidental
A coroner's jury in Kane found the death of 43 year old Isruno Nicklas accidental after reviewing a skull fracture. Investigators considered a family brawl, a work accident on a well at Music Mountain, and a hospital injury during illness as possible causes. Dr. Carl Danielson testified Nicklas arrived June 18 for head injuries from a fight at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Isruno Nicklas
George P Lull
Claude B. Shuysick
Nicklas
Carl Danielson
John Ts. Morrison
Danielson
Traffic capacity of Tesborough Bridge in New York
The eight lanes of New York's Tesborough bridge can accommodate 57,000 vehicles daily. Officials note heavy traffic and plan measures to ease congestion during peak hours.
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New York
Tesborough Bridge
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim kidney relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as aiding kidney function to reduce headaches dizziness and body aches. It promises relief with comfort and suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation to assist the remedy’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Urge Care in Motoring Over Week-end and Labor Day
Pennsylvania motorists are urged to protect 26 lives and prevent 800 injuries over Labor Day by exercising care during travel. Secretary Hamilton warns that individual driver responsibility, not car faults, determines safety and urges brakes be checked and cautious driving to avoid costly accidents.
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Pennsylvania
Secretary of Revenue
William J. Hamilton, Jr
IPS
Saturday Classes Boost Erie Pitt Center Attendance
Graduate students and teachers from Erie and surrounding counties will attend Saturday morning classes at the University of Pittsburgh Erie Center. The program aims to ease access to university work, drawing educators from Warren Crawford Mercer Venango counties and beyond. Courses include elementary curriculum English composition literature biology economics education history of American political parties atomic physics and chemical theory.
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Erie
Erie Center
University of Pittsburgh
Ere County
Warren
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Ohio
New York
Woman Receives Two Year Term for Larceny
Franklin report states Gertrude Seyler of Franklin was found guilty of larceny and sentenced by Judge Lee A. McCracken to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse. She faced a $100 fine plus costs and testified she was married to Richard Jones of Franklin. Prosecutor James Conrs handled the case arising from a July 16 theft of $90. The jury returned a verdict at 4:05 after half an hour deliberation. Another defendant, Anthony Cuzzola, jailed for possessing liquor unlawfully, drew a one year county jail term with fines and costs.
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Franklin
Gertrude Seyler
Pranklin
Lee A. MccCracken
Allegheny County
Richard Jones
McCracken
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Dance Radio Loupe
Ward's Reports, Inc
Ralph Hoffman
Roy Stufflebeam
West Main Street
Hoffman Hd
Dun & Bradstreet
Maurice J. Coughlin
Democratic
Mayme Murray Coughlin
William Bettis
East Smith Street
Findley Lake
Elizabeth Burkhart
Dorothy Hammond
Edward Hawkins
Corry
Ernest Cox
John Harris
Gorry
Claude Matteson
Union City
Ed M. Lewis
A. ©. Lain
J. G. Kellogg
Norrow
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua County
Arthur Richardson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hartisburg
George H. Gordon
Russell Sherman
John Cunningham
North Corry
Sherman
Arin Smith
Ruppersburger and
Mead
Smith
M. Guy Hurlbut
Ethel Davis
J. Orin Waite
George Fisher
Munhall
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Leo Anderson
Corry Country Club
Ihorse
Farmer
Casimir Tomiak
St. Mathias
Mr. Jojio
Olemer Center
Dorothy Jojko
Edward Pfieffer
Dorothy Pfieffer
Clara Japko
William Japko
Salome Japko
French Creek Center
St. Matthies’ Church
Tomlak
Glen Malecki
Frank Malecki
Flora Malecki
Lucy Wroblewski
Alexander Wroblewski
Leonard Wroble
Anthony Gordon
John Gordon
Edward Gordon
Teresz Wisiewska
Henry Tomasi
Dorothy Tomantk
John Wroblewski
Walter Orlowski
Frank Jaworski
Joseph Mokwa
Frank Mokwa
Anna Mokwa
James McGinn
Rose Drake
Catherine Holle
Victor Houle
Harry Houle
Joseph Kowalski
Walter Zorowski
Feliks Chilinski
Agnes Chilinski
Raymond Chilinski
Mr. Tomisk
Conrad ‘Kranz
Arthur Kranz
John 2Ystt
Noreen Henry
Frank Morwak
Katherine Morwak
Dell Darling
Kane Man
Soroner
Pitt Center
Model Mike
Mike
Model Dairy Co
Apple Grove
Cloverlane
Queeno
SWIFT
Chuck
Wieners
Coats
Frank
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