Tuberculosis Clinic at Erse Reopened for Saturday Sessions
The Erie Tuberculosis Clinic at 2117 Peach Street in Erse reopened starting Saturday September 8 and will run weekly from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through the Christmas season. The revival is funded by the Erie County Health Department and the Tuberculosis Association to sustain essential health services and prevent a rise in deaths amid funding shortages.
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Joela
Peach Street
E- Tasnese
Erie County Health and Theberculosis Association
Ty le Association
Tuberculieosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Nlgg
Bele
Nord estate valued at 833,312.20 on Jamestown maker
Edward Nord, furniture maker of Jamestown, left an estate of 83 312.20 to his widow Rouge Nord, two daughters Olive Blackwell and Helen Jones, and grandsons Robert and Edward Mord. Surrogate Court judge War ner S. Rexford disclosed the details after tax appraiser Daniel P. Scannell reported. The estate was appraised at 83 212.29 and taxes were assessed accordingly.
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Mayville
Edward Nord
Lakeview Avenue
Jamestown
Surgate
Court Halse
Warner S. Rexford
Rexford
Daniel P. Scannell
Dunlder
Inlieri
Edward C. Nord
Rouge Nord
Olive Blackwell
Helen Jones
Robert
Edward Mord
Oriole Nest Woven From Twine Found in Decatur
In Decatur Indiana Willis Fanner found an oriole's nest woven entirely of twine. The nest measures about six inches long and three inches across. The cord is fashioned with careful twists to create a sturdy, compact structure despite its unusual material.
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Decatur
Ind
Willis Fanner
Me and My Past to Leicester Wagner United Press Staff Correspondent
A Hollywood star reflects on receiving the largest mail volume ever for a screen idol. Men women and children write from around the world praising the films and seeking advice on marriage, money, and home life. She notes half the letters are from women seeking guidance and shares how she helps prevent young girls from running away and advises wives to give husbands another chance.
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Leicester Wagner
United Press
Winit
Paramount
Hollywood
Tenjoy Mall
Inday Pictures
Qal
Wight
Alaska
Little America
Britain
China
America
Roger Pryor
John Mack Brown
John Miljan
Yale
Wermake
Maé West
Miss West
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Healing and Relief
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best first aid for sunburns, burns, itching, bleeding, and various skin ailments. It guarantees refund after a 60 cent jar if unsatisfied and claims rapid antiseptic healing for recent sores. Available at leading drug stores.
Brocton Adds Water Supply To City Needs
Brocton officials secured Albany approval for a temporary pipeline to Beardale to obtain an emergency water supply. Mr Her yard of Buffalo from the State Health Department advised the Village Board, and the permit was granted to augment the water supply immediately.
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Brocton
Albany
Beardale
Her Yard
Buffalo
State Health Department
Annual Retail Conference at State College
Retail merchants statewide urged to attend the fourth annual conference at Pennsylvania State College on Tuesday October 2. The Pennsylvania Retailers Association and the State College retail bureau host an open forum on consumer square deals small retailer outlook sales tax codes credit and government codes for distributing trades with speakers from NRA Columbia University and major industry groups.
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Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania Retailers’ Association
Retail Bureau of State College
Hany C Cart
NRA
Washington
Reavis Cox
Columbia University
Alexander Kaylin
John
Means
Pennsylvania
Retailera’ Association
Paul Nystrom
Channing Schwetty Zer
National, Retail Dry Goods Association
Willard Thorpe
National Emergency Council
Wilford White
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commence
Willard Aged 81, Noted Trotting Driver of Maine
John N. Willard, a famed trotting horse driver in Maine, will be 81 next birthday. He lives near the north gate of the county fair grounds and has trained horses for over 45 years.
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Presque Isle
John N. Willard
Willard
County Fair Grounds
Dental Office Break-In Strikes Woolworth Building
Thieves ransacked two dental offices in the Woolworth building over the weekend, stealing about 200 in gold crowns scrap and other gold valued at least 50, plus $7 in stamps. Dr G V Kohlman and Dr R B Gill report losses of crowns and labor costs, while a third office on the third floor was also broken into but looted items were not found.
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OTL
Woolworth
G. V. Kohlman
Kohlman
Fig
Ures
R. B. Gill
A. Frants
Gill
Frank
J. L. Louret
Val.ie
Wife of former chief is slain in Swissvale home
Mrs Thomas A. Cummings wife of the former Swissvale chief of police was found dead in her bedroom with a bullet wound to the head at 3 20 am by her husband who discovered the body. A shattered bedroom window and a bullet lodged in the opposite wall were noted. Cummings said they had received threatening phone calls recently and his revolver lay unused in a dresser.
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Swissvale
Thomas A. Cummings
Cummings
Crawer
Communists Lead in Independent Tickets in State Nominations
Harrisburg, Pa. Sept 11 A compilation from the state bureau of elections shows Communist candidates filed 42 percent of the nominating petitions for independent candidacy in the November election. Thirty nine parties filed 187 petitions for eight offices before the midnight deadline. The Communist party led the field with 79 petitions for state wide and many district races except the Superior Court judge race.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Bureau of Elections Today
Communist Party
Fcld
Superior Court
Yeggs Loot Erie Office at Jarecki Plant
Yeggs in search of the payroll robbed the safe of Jarecki Manufacturing Co at 45 West 12th Street, fleeing with 159.59 in cash Sunday night. They knocked the safe’s combination, scooped the cash, and scattered panels. Night watchman Charles Rice found the chaos at 12:40 a.m. Monday after relieving day watchman Joan McCarthy at 11:80 p.m.
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RIM
Yeggs
Jarecki Manufacturing Co
Weat 12Th Street
Charles Rice
Joan McCarthy
Rice
Truck Wreck Near Murraysville Kills One Injures Two
A loaded coal truck overturned on a sharp curve near Murraysville Greensburg PA last night killing John Carney 55 of Wilkinsburg from a broken neck. His two companions Harry Shuker 55 also Wilkinsburg and Paul Richter 63 of Murraysville were hospitalized at Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg Shuker had a probable skull fracture Richter suffered severe head and body wounds.
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Greensburg
Murraysville
John Carney
Wilkinsburg
Harry Shuker
Paul Richter
Columbia Hospital
Shuker
Richter
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Erse
Lou Eos
Mae West
Condra Pharmacy
State College
Penn State College
Swissdale
Uckies
Yeggs Looterie Office
Jarecki
Japan
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