Local Notes and Notices From Erie Area Newspaper
A collage of small items reports Harvey M. Whitson in Erie hospital after car crash with multiple injuries. Other notes cover church board meeting at United Brethren in Christchurch, a new hunting calendar feature on 1936 licenses, a military orders for Jerry Darling, and early September public notices. Plymouth sales rise sharply with August figures, plus McKinley anniversary, railroad weed-cutting, beer tax receipts, Kiwanis resume, local business partnerships, eye surgery, and local fair prize summaries.
Plan for schoolboy safety patrols on North Center Street
Harrisburg report urges state-wide cooperation between motorists and school safety patrols as 2,000,000 children rely on patrols to flag crossings near schools. Dr James Ny Rule says drivers who fail to heed patrol signals risk harm to defenseless children and parents.
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Senor Nay
North Center Street
Lidle
Bond Street
Kier Flanigan
Board of Education
Harrisburg
James Ny Rule
Manly
Pa News Brevities from United Press
Pittsburgh man Willard R Bryant, 96, on $5,000 bond for manslaughter after a fatal shooting during an orchard incident. Franklin votes in November on beer retail, petition filed for referendum. Steve Batter, 35, charged with murder near Stilley farm after quarrel. he fled authorities. Two men held on $1,500 bond after attempting to pass counterfeit coins in downtown Pittsburgh. NRA drive in Pittsburgh area gains momentum with ERIC Palmer and staff prepared to urge compliance in stores.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Willard R. Bryant
John A. Crab
Bryant
Drab
Joseph Kotich
Franklin
James G. Crawford
Venango County
Pipysburgh
Steve Batter
Upper St Clair Township
Robert Stilley
Bauer
Hart
Stilley
Mercer
NRA
Eric Palmer
National Recovery Administraion
Palmer
Sheffield Man Held After Sheffield Shooting Incident
Tony Morano of Sheffield was jailed in Warren County on a felonious assault charge after a Monday shooting at Mr and Mrs Prair Occhuito s home in Sheffield. Mrs Occhiito was hit in the hip by a .32 calibre revolver fired during an argument. Morano sought a hearing set for Sept 12 before Justice John Jeterson with bail set at 5000, remanded to jail.
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Warren
Tony Morano
Sheffield
Warren County
Prair P. Ocebuito
HE Street
John Jeterson
Morano
Occhuito
Regulations Urged to Control Oil Prices
Standard Oil Co of California urged the Roosevelt administration to set regulations controlling crude oil and product prices. Oster Sutro, vice president of the California firm, praised federal action fixing production limits as a forward step and urged the government to extend controls to oil supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Standard Ol Company
Califordia
Fragmentary Auto Message Prompts Stronger Fuel Demand
The fragmentary text hints at an automotive topic with phrases about consuming more fuel at high speed and requiring more power. It appears garbled but suggests discussion of engine fuel consumption increasing with speed and load.
Thieves Raid Potato Patches in Concord
Constable Ellen Darrow investigates a series of potato thefts across Concord township where several farms report raids. John Gilpin near the city lost multiple bushels while another farmer unnamed in Erie County lost twenty bushels. Community notices invite Democratic party members in Corry to an evening event at the Masonic Temple.
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Ellen Darrow
Goncord Township
John Gilpin
Masonic Temple
Erie
Council of
Erie County
Democratic Party
Corry
Mary Duke
Elh, Kinley
Mary Condra
Everning
Meeting With Assessor Discusses Large Property Reductions
A Wayne Township meeting of the Rural Taxpayers Union, school board supervisors, and Assessor Frank Harvey at the Municipal building concluded after midnight. They debated assessments and agreed that Wayne values should be cut by about 25 to 80 percent, mirroring reductions in nearby districts, with Harvey to implement similar cuts in the upcoming assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Frank Harvey
Fiennis
Harvey
Two Corry Women Injured in Erie Crash
Two young women Mary Kormis and Helen Sekaral suffered cuts and bruises when their coupe hit the side of a westbound truck at 26th and Parade streets in Erie. They were treated at St Vincent's hospital and discharged. Driver Mike Drobnik of Corry failed to stop at the intersection, colliding with Clarence Leiben's truck from Decker Indiana.
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Erie Times
Mary Kormis
8Th Street
Helen Sekaral
Columbus
St Vincent'a Hospital
Mike Drobnik
Corry
Holland
26Th Street
Clarence Leiben
Decker, Ind
Dog Owners Urged to Secure Licenses in County
O F Finegan of Wesleyville, agent for the bureau of animal industry, warned in the city today that unlicensed dogs will be prosecuted and fined. County licenses are well below average and a house to house campaign will be conducted if needed. Receipts fund sheep and poultry claims.
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O. F. Finegan
Wesleyville
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Probe E R R Wreck Kills Four, Injures Twenty Five
A city limit crash on the E R R express from Susquehanna to Jersey City left four dead and twenty five injured. The wooden coach added to the train carried residents of Susquehanna. scenes of horror followed with crowds, guardsmen, and rescue workers rushing to the wreck.
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Binghamton
Susquehanna
Here
Jersey City
National
J. W. Graves
Hornell
N. Y
Thomas M.jeane
G. C. Grantier
Express
HR. A. Washburn
Freman
R. D. Donovan
State Hospital For
Ralph DeGraff
Buffalo
Corry Aters
Dorothy Terboss
Warsick
Binghamton Police
Delaware graft probe widens as jury to call 96 men
In Philadelphia on Sept 6 a federal grand jury resumed its Delaware county graft probe. William J. McClure, burgess of Marcus House and cousin of State Senator John J. McClure, is among the 96 men indicted by the same jury. Prosecutor Chet A. Keyes declined to disclose aims of calling Burgess McClure. The 96 indicted are slated for trial in federal court on Sept 17, with additional indictments anticipated.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
William J. McClure
Marcus’ House
John JJ. McClure
Chet A. Keyes
Burgess McClure
Voter registration rises in Corry on second day
Corry’s registered voters reached 936 after the second day, with 448 added Tuesday, 40 fewer than the first day. Eight Prohibition and two Non Partisan voters were among yesterday’s total. Republicans and Democrats stood at 558 and 352 respectively. One final registration day remains before the September primaries.
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Corry
Fourth Ward
McCoy Brothers Take Over Two City Stations
The McCoy brothers will manage two city service stations. Raymond McCoy directs the West Smith street Pennwoll Station while Carl McCoy oversees the Central station on East South street. Thursday marks the transition of leadership at both locations.
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McCoy Brothers
East South Street
Pennwoll
West Smith Street
Raymond McCoy
Carl, McGoy
Mast South Street
Fragmented OCR item hints at court case and social notices
Ambiguous text references an exte court filing a defen new trial and a criminal verdict. It also mentions a wedding in an unnamed town with relatives and a possible anniversary note, though many fragments are unreadable.
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KANE
Farmat
Theadd
Willisem Lewis
Theolinty Crim SL
Yetzer
Kalabukes
Rotas
St Tor
Borat
Kane Bank
Tealabuka
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Harvey M. Wh
St. Vincentf S Hospital
The
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Department of Revenue
Erry
B—Darling
albDell ‘Darling
Cameron
Darling
66Th Infantry
TiRoy Cady
A. G. Reese
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
Plymouth
H. G. Moock
Moock
William McKinley
Alang
State Treasury
Kiwanis Club
Sumer
Cory
Vincent M Anderson
Harold Armitage
Corry Ate Supply Company
Hast Main Street
Be St Biers
South Center Street
Jamestown
St. Pierre
Hickman
Sara Etter
West Pieaswall Street
As. Cient
Wattsbur
Ster
Alleg
Eheny County
United States
Roger Knox
Jack Bailey
Lauren
Del
Alfred Copeland
Hopkins
Frank Occhuita
Democratic Women's Party
Concord
Wayne Township Rural Taxpayers’ Union
Root’s Furniture Store
Corry, Penn
E. R. R. Wreck
Delaware
Ray Weigel
City
R. D
Mayville, N. Y
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua Lake Road
Carl A
Police
Gore Ka
Youn Ope Gove
W.gypdus
A. W. Goome
Methcal Ea
Goodwin
Biville College
Depres
Aman
Mark
Rev
Ant
Canada
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