Cars Collide Headon in Ohio. Four Hurt
Four people were injured, two seriously, when a Cleveland driven car and another auto collided head on on the Roosevelt highway seven miles east of Columbus Saturday afternoon. Injured: William Leas, Mrs. Clair Latcas, Harvey Scherer, Rex Davis. Other travelers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lines of Erie, escaped with damage and aid arranged by a Waterford man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Severn Milles
Columbus
Roonevelt
Conry Hospital
Stanley Scherer
William Lucas
Clvveland
William Leas
Clair Latcas
Harvey Scherer
Rex Davis
Youngaville
Kiten
Lucas Automobile
Sam Lines
Erie
Corry
Waterford
Columbus Day program features contests and sports events
Columbus hosts a large family reunion with shuttle race, mushball and egg throws, pie eating and prize contests for girls and boys. The Sherman Merchants beat the Hire Bradford Colored Giants 15 to 7. Amateur contests award Rex theatre tickets and theatre tickets, with an instrumental act by Robert Stowe and George Harmon. The Nor East Grape City band provided interludes as ox roast dinners closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pege One
Columbus
John Macka
Harvey
Columb Lick
Katherine Borsa
Buline Harvey Columbus
Victoria Borsa
Walter Orga
Buline Harvey
Katherine Katrine
Coumbus
Sophie Borsa
Edward Zamborik
Harry Thompson
Vernon Thompson
Ward Powers
Corza
Frank Mucko
Helen Ponder
John Corsa
Sherman Merchants
Hire-Bradford Colored Giants
John Zavko
Rex Theatre
Robert Stowe
George Harmon
Leonard Swanson
Corry
Ruth Bennett
Shirley Sawyer
Florida
Ralph Holden and Son
Adanes
EXAMS SEPT 4 FOR DEPUTY GAME WARDEN
An examination for deputy game protector in Erie county will be held at Gi wom meres Building Sept 4 at 9 a.m. eastern standard time. Applicants must be 21 to 42, weigh at least 140 pounds and stand 5 feet 6 inches. Applications from Pattison at 2127 Chestnut Street must be returned by 6 a.m. Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Gi Wommeres
W. W. Pattison
Pattison
Chestnut Street
St Edward's to Open for 1935 36 Term on Monday
St Edward's parochial school will open for the 1935 36 term on Monday September 9 with classes from kindergarten through high school. Enrolment is expected between 175 and 200 students. Sisters of Mercy return to oversee classes and Mercyhurst College trained staff organize the music studio at the convent. Rev Francis J Graves P R superintendent announced readiness.
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St. Edward's
Corry
Sisters of Mercy
Mercyhurst College
Hiie
First Avenue
St. Howard's
Francis J. Graves
P. R
Park Day Brings Wide Range Of Junior Events And Races
Local youths gathered in the city park for a full afternoon of athletics and games with merchandise prizes from stores. Winners included Keneth Ottoway in the 25 yard dash under 12, Donald Landy in the 11 foot broad jump, and Harriet McLean taking multiple sprints and relays. Boxing exhibitions featured winners including Walter Baumgarten and Frank House, with crowd-pleasing egg throwing and tug of war rounds highlighting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Ottoway
Robert Rouse
Donald Landy
Warren Piccirrill
Lillian Kelsey
Harriett McLean
Mary Alice Gilson
Edward Becker
Bob Purdy
Secnd
James Landy
Lois Reesinit
Phyilip McLean
Virginia Taylor
Jean Maloney
Hiagriet McLean
Leo, Reesink
Jean Malorey
Carmen Allen
Maion Ottaway
Robert Gulick
Charles Dahlstrand
Paul Phelps
Mary Gilson
Lois Reesink
Helen, Beckwith
Harriet McLean
Walter Baumgarte
Jack Taylor
Frank House
Tacie Taylor
Frank Rouse
Edward Royek
Canaries Dahlstrand
Robert Gullick
James Lundy
Stobert Gulick
James Lindy
Standards In Living Habits Are Stressed
The article argues that standards in manufacturing do not apply to personal living habits. It cites Dr. Earth MacBride Dexter on individual tolerances to stimulants, sleep, recreation, foods, and exercise. People must test their own capacities and tailor habits to personal limits rather than imitate others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyerazes
Earth ‘MacBride-Dexter
Secretary of Health
Justice of the Peace Struck By Car Near Albion
Sept 3 Frank Womersner Ger 76 justice of the peace of Lundy’s Lane near Albion was struck by a speeding car moments after alighting from the car of Ben F Swartz register of wills in front of his home He is in St Vincent’s hospital with fractures of both legs and head injuries condition considered dangerous Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iFrank Wemersnerger
Justice of the Peace
Lundy's Lane
Albion
Ben F. Swartz
Register of Wills
St. Vincent's Hospital
Conditon
Franklin Labor Day celebration features pet parade and contests
The article details a Labor Day event with winners in a pet parade including Richard Henry, Lillian Kelsey, Buddy Kinley, and Mildred Young. It notes prize divisions in band competitions between Franklin and New York state, plus a bagpipe and drum corps prize split. Other acts include a greased pole contest, novelty events, chicken catch, and a popular chair-plane ride, with substantial turnout and local prize money awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rumbaugh
Thomas Varasso
Frank Rezzelle
John Routso
Fred Ruffner
Tony Messina
Kenneth Ottaway
Jack Taylor
Boo Deyo
Frank Chiricuzio
Raymond Sears
Richa
Henry
Lillian Kelsey
Buddy Kinley
Mildred Young
Jesse Greer Post
Franklin
Wilkinsburg
John W. ‘Tiffany Post
Jamestown
New York State
Bugle
Drim Corps
A. W.thompson Post
Dan Caldwell
Maple Avenue
Wilma Paulson
West Pleasantstreet
Phyllis McLean
W. Irving Street
Democrats Cut Into Republican Majority In City Registration
Democrats and Republicans continued to enroll voters ahead of key elections. The Republican edge narrowed to 36 as the third special registration day ended with 55 Democrats and 25 Republicans added, plus one Prohibitionist. Totals rose to 1395 Republicans and 1359 Democrats after three days, with final enrollments due today and tonight from 1 to 6 and 7 to 10. George Downey, visiting, left for Detroit after a brief city stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Walter H. Billa
Edward Kinley
Erie
Corry youths held for stealing gas
Two Corry youths were arrested by North Bali police for theft of gasoline from a car owned by R. L. Wilson. They were brought before Justice Louis A. Penne in default of a $200 bond. The incident occurred late last night at a local alley near the county prison walled area.
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Ate
Steele Wren
R. L. Wilson
North
Walle Ennel Auton
North Baal
Beford Twatlee
Louis A. Penne
Benefit for hospital proves fine success
A benefit dancing party organized by Corry hospital nurses and the Ladies Auxiliary at Corry Country Club drew 65 couples for a 10 pm to 3 am event with Victor Dietzel orchestra. Funds will buy supplies for the hospital. The Keppel family ninth annual Labor Day reunion at Ernst Keppel’s North Center Street home drew 91 attendees with a lawn dinner, business meeting, reports including one death and two births, and prize games.
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Corry Hospital
Corry Country Club
Victor Dietzel
Ming Ingeborg Selberg
Keppel
Ernst Keppel
North Center Street
O'Clork
Henry Keppel
Pennsylvania
New York State
Tha Keppel
KE. E. Hawkins
Elmer Keppel
Burl Keppel
H. Warms
South Dayton
N.Y
Arthur Keppel
Herbert Keppel
Perrysburg
Joh Fisher
Springville
N. Y
Will Donahy
Gowanda
Mary Donaivy
Buffalo
J. J. Ri
Death by own action at Bibarn village home
Villagers found 6 year-old Blasius Szollozi hanging from a rafter in his Bibarn home. A note explained he feared death, and the tragedy is treated as a suicide by the authorities. Local inquiry to follow.
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Budapest
Bibarnsgybajom
Blasius Szollozi
Aeo
Deat
Erie County Road Program To Open By Sept
Erie County plans a highway project to widen Went Lake Buffalo roads and other routes. The program aims to employ hundreds, with about ninety percent of workers drawn from relief rolls, while upgrades include paving, curves, intersections, and rock removal to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Faye
AL -Yeil
Te Highway Department
Went Lake
Buffalo
Workereach County
Federal Court Opens at Erie September 17
Federal court in Erie will open on September 17 with routine business and motions to be disposed of on opening day. Petit and grand jurors will not be required to appear until September 18, allowing Shen an opportunity to participate in the primary election.
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RIB
Nhe
Dullron Jern
Federal Criminal Court
New
Schoonmuikker
Waewuruing Coy
Pittaburgh
Petit
Shen
Yethye
First city fire in over a month causes minor clothing damage
A small morning fire at 11 Wex Street damaged clothing worth 128 dollars in Rean MeHloy’s home. The blaze started when Billy, a young boy, used one match while searching for an article. No lives were lost. two earlier fires in three months occurred on July 1 and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rean MeHloy
Iiswex Street
Billy
Artiel
Pamage
Majority of schools reopen amid nationwide disruption
Pennsylvania schools report most districts back in session as enrollment drops and mood improves, with 1.6 million students affected. Officials cite lower birth rates, teaching advances, and legal tax changes as factors shaping a cautious return and potential $25 million real estate review tied to income tax funding.
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Cieey
Sahnoly
Ceulning
AU Heachers Wah
D. Atle
Minco
Thes Supreme Court
Bargain Reached On Fine Salem Speeding Case
Felix Larivere bargained with Judge Robert Hill over speeding in Salem. He received a month probation and volunteered to surrender his license to the court for 30 days. The judge accepted the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Felix Larivere
Robert Hill
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Corry, Penn
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