Erie Railroad plans relocation west of Meadville
Erie Railroad engineers outline a new east of Meadville Greenville route to swap the current tracks. The plan would parallel the Bessemer line and pass near Conneaut Lake, Shermansville, Harts town, and Adamaville while avoiding trades, with overhead bridges proposed on the Perry highway east of Geneva.
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Erie Railroad
Meadville
Greenville
Sities
Assant
H. M Shepard
Tate
Held
Tribune-Republican
Crawford County
Stony Point
Conmenu Lake
Buchanan Juncion
Bessemer
Conneaut Lake
Adamaville
Osgood
Evie
Sluts Highway Department
Perry Highway
Geneva
Grie
Meadville-Greenville
River steamer American burned at Port Fulton
A river excursion steamer named American was destroyed by fire at Port Fulton opposite Cincinnati. Logs were estimated at 200000 dollars. The River Extension Company owners are John W. Hubbard of Pittsburgh and W G Rose of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Port Pulton
River Exclision Company
John W. Hubbard
Pittsburgh
W.-G- Rose
Grand Jury Urges New Wing to County Prison
The September grand jury urged an eastern addition to the county jail rather than a completely new prison. The plan envisions a unit that can join the existing facility and be used until the old jail is abandoned. The Detention Home at 184 West Bill Street was labeled a trap and a thorough housing investigation was urged. Jurors offered no recommendation on Mrs. Mayme Feisler’s management, noting the home seemed able and reasonably supervised.
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West Bill Street
Mayme Feisler
Driver Held For Court After Fatal Crash
Paul J. Brown of Kane was held without bail on charges of involuntary manslaughter and driving while intoxicated after a fatal collision near Smethport. Marie Colwell, 30, of Elmira, was killed. three others injured, including Harry J. Tanner and Kenneth Calvin. Brown faces hearings before a coroner’s jury and the police justice.
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Kanh
Paul J. Brown
Kane
Whiting
Smethport
University of ‘Nevada
Marie Colwell
Riverside Avenue
Elmira
N.Y
Harry J. Tanner
Elmira Daily Star
Kenneth Calvin
Cayuga Street
Ithaca
Robert Halstead
Bloomington
Ind
Biddle Stress Kane
Coiwell
Alleged Excessive Rates On Coal Probed
Hearings resumed before examiner Peck of the Interstate Commerce Commission on a complaint by the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association that railroads charge excessive rates on bituminous coal from mines in Pennsylvania Northern Virginia and Maryland to eastern destinations. Only three witnesses have been heard and hearings are expected to continue through the rest of the week.
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United Eres
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers ‘Association
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Confess to 10 Robberies by Two Men in Ohio
Leslie Colwell aged 26 of 255 East 9th Street and Cosmos Rizzio alias Goo alias Tom Brown 22 of North East admitted to ten burglaries after interrogation by Captain of Detectives George Christoph. The pair reportedly earned 219 dollars from the robberies and were caught in the act at Perry Barber Supply Co 112 Peach Street Monday morning, ready to plead guilty.
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TRIG
Leslie Colwell
East 9Th Street
Cosmos Rizzio
Goo
Tom Brown
North East
George Christoph
Christoph
Rizzio
Colwell
Joseph Scully
Perry Barber Supply Co
Peach Street
Breene Named City Attorney
At a adjourned city council session Maurice F. Breene was unanimously elected city solicitor to succeed Interev. S. Criswell, serving two years to May 1982. Breene took the oath and began duties, after nominations by Thomas S. Elliott and King Gilliland. Resolutions honored Criswell as councilors observed a moment of silence.
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Prankuin
Maurice F. Breene
Interev
S. Criswell
Breene
Thomas S. Elliott
King Gilliland
Mr. Criswell
Harry C. Ferringer
West
Delegates Attend Full Meeting of Erie Presbytery
Rev Roger Cressey and Samuel Scott returned from the Erie Presbytery meeting in Nort Warren. Sessions covered Christian education, calls for pastoral services, dissolution requests, and reports from committees on program, missions, pensions, and education. George Bohlender and Arthur Diffenbacher were licensed to preach, with ordination planned at Conneaut Lake on October 31.
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Roger F. Cressey
Samuel Scott
Nort Warren
Erie Presbytery
Svening
UL. D
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Jed
L. H. Stebbins
Charles Coblentz
Thomas Grier Koontz
Artur Butil McGormick
Thomas S. Dickson
Otto G. Huoncots
Benjamin Bunn Rover
Roger Cressey
Meadville
George Bohlender
Grove City
Conneaut Lake
Arthur Diffenbacher
Brie
Boblender
Debt on Odd Fellows Home Cuts 15382.07
Meadville Sept 10 The annual Odd Fellows Home Association meeting on North Main street drew delegates from local lodges as $15382.07 in contributions liquidated interest on a funds debt and aided construction costs. President H A Johnson led, youngsters performed, and the afternoon session ended about 5 80 o'clock with further lodge donations read and applause.
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Meadville
Odd Fellows’ Home Association
North Main Street
Oldfellows
Rebekah
H. A. Johnson
Warren
H. Holtkamp
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Johnson
Bessemer Lodge
Russell
Warren County
Rebekah Lodge
Golden Links Class Opens Year At Brown Home
The Golden Links Class of the Methodist Episcopal church held its opening session last evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brown home. A large attendance agreed to a bake sale for Saturday at Stockton’s market. Officers outlined year work and a rummage sale was discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. F. Brown and aides.
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C. F. Brown
Golden Links
Methodist Episcipal Church
Wiliam Jewell
Stockton
Washington Street
C.F Brown
John Samiachet
Mise Kimer “Mubliroy
Jennie Akam
Bar] Brown
Funeral of C L Smith in Wattsburg and Corry
Funeral services for C L Smith of Union City Ri D 6, who died suddenly at home, were held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church in Wattsburg. A male quartet from Union City sang, flowers were many, and Rev Harold cumnham led the largely attended rites. The body was later moved to Corry for interment at Pine Grove cemetery with Weaver pallbearers J J Rouse, W McCullough, Ben Wright, A J Fisk, F W Philips.
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Wit. L. Smit
Union City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wattsburg
M. B
Harold ‘Umnham
Wattsburge
Corry
Pine Grove
J. J. Rouse
Mccullough
Ben Wright
A. McDaniel
A. J. Fisk
F. W. Philips
Bas day as the fe tional Leagw their make-o cing Cubs the Robins 3 the Giants
Giants win as Giants mark a win over Cubs and Robins in a lightened stand. Barnes left 1 in the standings.
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Cubs
Robins
Giants
Barnes
Chicago and St Louis in Brooklyn News Review
Chicago reports and St Louis notes mix with Brooklyn news snippets. Ray Ook highlights brief city updates and regional events, noting local figures and ongoing stories across three metropolitan areas.
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Chicago
SL Louis
Brooklyn
Ray
Fragmented Local Schedule Clue From Nor Ca Ni Bil
Fragmented OCR text references a forthcoming timetable or event list labeled with partial names. The readable pieces hint at a scheduled activity or meeting in a local area, but exact details, dates, or participants remain uncertain.
Panel from Ohio claims title in close badminton match
Norman Lushin of New York and Branle Ki of Ohio faced a tight round in the championship. The field narrowed as Bach and Ravara posted strong gallery chances, with a late surge from Norman securing the feat.
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Lushinny
Ohio
Bach
Norman
Branle
Ki Given
Fori
Ravara
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E.R.R
New Wing
Erie
Brownell Shoe Co
Corry’s Factory Shoe Store
North Center St
North Warren
ODD Fellows’ Home
Odd Fellows! Home Association
Graham
Elton Blair
Graham Showroom
GR Graham
Graham Cars
Graham Fight
E. H. Blair
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Union City, Pa
C.L. Smith
Mechling
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Ican
Jonstit
Cou
Ameri
Schedii
Aga
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