Pinchot to Attend Pittsburgh Confab Republicans
Pinchot the Republican nominee will travel to Pittsburgh on Friday for a conference of GOP candidates and State Chairman Edward Martin. The event follows his appearance at a Perry Highway celebration and coincides with plans for a three day stay in Pittsburgh with multiple speakers including James J. Davis and other judicial and internal affairs candidates.
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Hoe
Perry Dighway
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Althouse
Selinsgrove
Martin
Pinchot
Davis
George W. Maxey
Supreme Court
Jamica Drew
Wm. Bo Linn
Superior Court
Philip H. Dewey
Jeannette
Deib Jer
Pinichot
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Register of Wills
W. C. Herdersin
Republican County
James F. Torrence
Honor Gold Star Mother Tells of Trip
Banquet honoring Mrs Eugene ex who recently returned from France was held at Veterans of Foreign Wars Home West Washington Street. About fifty members of the VFW ladies and Lieut J Thompson Post attended. Mrs Earl Jackson and Mrs John Boland led dinner with 12 auxiliaries assisting. Ten flowers adorned tables. Mrs Miller entertained with pictures and gifts from her journey. She was the only lady to make the pilgrimage to the battlefields of France as part of the VFW program.
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Eugene Ex
France
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Street
Upds
J . Thompson
Earl Jackson
John Boland
Illstrom Named Director and Vice President at Lutheran Home
TD A Hillstrom of this city is named a director and vice president of the Lutheran Home for the Aged. Rev Gail Jacobson becomes general manager of the Sulh fran Home for the Aged and Lutheran Children's Home. Board actions include appointing others to the board and planning to petition for New York Conference to authorize selecting members for the People's Home board from the Children's Home directors. Twelve residents remain at the home.
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TD A. Hillstrom
Luitheran Home For
Jamestown Post
Gail Jacobson
United Boards of
New York
Gli People's Home
Children’s Home
Lutheran Horns For the Aged
Tomr
David A. Hillstrom
Corry
Emil A. Paterson
Mahoner
Hillstrom
Cho Sen
Carl Jacobsen
Resight
Daniel Nystrom
Tremestown
Today’s Five Best Radio Entainments
Listings of radio programs across networks including WABC WI4 WEAN WEAR WABE and WEAR stations with show times from morning through evening. Programs feature U.S. Army Bard, Jadyiings and Lou Ganpad, Vincent Lopez, Cotton Club Band and other NBC CBS and BBC lineups.
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WABC
CBS Network
U. S. Army
Bard
How G. O. P. Relief Has Helped The Farmer
United Press reports from Hot Springs Arkansas Sept 12 that Senator Thaddeus H Caraway speaking at the state Democratic convention called himself an ex farmer and recalled his changing fortunes through the Harding Coolidge and Hoover eras noting that under Hoover prosperity his farm memory fades into an echo.
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Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
U S Cruiser Rushed To Aid After Stromboli Eruption
Lipari and Stromboli islands were struck by a volcanic eruption causing panic, damage, and injuries. The US light cruiser Chester, on a shakedown cruise, sped from Messina after being alerted, reaching early today to offer relief as torpedo boats were dispatched and rescue steps planned.
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Messina
Sicily
Lipart Island
Stroboli
Lipari
Stromboli Islands
Wiley
Java
Stromboli
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A. P. Warffeld
Chester
Lae
Mediterranean
Hind
Warren to Host Erie Conference Meeting in 1981
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold its annual meeting in Warren, Ta. in 1981, announced by the executive board at the 1930 conference. The notice foresees the event as a key gathering for the denomination in the region.
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Warren
Dubois
Erie Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ex- Pblitive Board
Montana Solon Longday Comes Out For Repeal
United Press reports Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, long a prohibitionist, now backs repealing the 18th amendment and supporting state control of liquor. He cites Roosevelt's similar stance and says prohibition should be left to states. Wheeler notes his past support for enforcement funding and probes of methods, while his colleague Walsh runs for reelection.
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Nathan Robertson
United Press
Washington
Burton I. Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Wheeler
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Wooster
Roosevelt State
Roosevelt
Walsh
Montana
Quakes Terrify Greece Athens Inhabitants Alarmed
Earthquakes shook Corinth today from morning into afternoon causing fear of repeats of the 1928 shocks. Reports from Levington and Verdum mention casualties as a mother, Grace Kingsbury, 55, mourns a son killed in action. A Moscow wreck left 13 dead and 40 injured while a Tokyo Privy Council panel backed the London naval treaty awaiting formal ratification Monday.
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Greece
Athens
Corinth
Tokyo
Privy Council
Drunken Driver Fined 200 in Erie County Court
Andy Miller, 48, colored, of Corry R D Z, received a 200 dollar fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty before the Erie county court judge and was given six weeks in jail. Miller was arrested east of Erie on the Buffalo road by state trooper Colp.
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Andy Miller
Erie County
Corry
Buffalo Road
Erie County Court
Miller
Thily &T
Colp
John Hardy
Erie
George Sebold
Corp. Hardy
Stenestain
Erie Woman Charged in Protectograph Check Swindle
An Erie woman, Mrs Anns Pitrowski, 507 East Four Street, is charged after using a protectograph in a string of counterfeit check payments. She reportedly bought the machine from J W Campbell and issued multiple worthless checks, including a year old mother of three as a witness, before police charged four counts of issuing worthless checks.
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Erie
J. W. Campbell
Anns. Pitrowski
East 1Our Street
Worthless Check Victim Charged In Local Fraud
Police said a local woman faces two additional charges after passing three worthless checks totaling 75 to four victims. She was arrested Wednesday night and arraignment on charges is pending before Alderman Edward Shugart. The alleged acts include a $1 payment for a check protector at J. W. Campbell office, then three $25 checks on Dr Nathin Tucker, Louis Micutlewine, and J J Smith, a bank teller, all at specified streets.
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Edward Shugart
J. W. Campbell
West. Lith
Nathin
Tucker
Sassafras Streets
Louis Micutlewine
Hast Avenue
J. J. Smith
Young Professor Drowns In French Creek At Cambridge Springs
The body of Thaddeus B. Hetke, 29, a professor at the Polish National Alliance College in Cambridge Springs, was recovered by Erie Coast Guards after a boat ride on French Creek ended in his disappearance. Hetke, a Harvard master’s grad who had just arrived in Cambridge, likely drowned in 14 feet of water near the boat found with his hat and coat aboard.
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French Creek
Cambridge Springs
Erie Coast Guards
Dorcester
Mass
Eric
Hetke
Highway worker injured in Spartansburg road crash
An on site accident yesterday injured a Baldwin Construction employee on the Spartansburg road. The worker, M. Wright or Wallougnpy, suffered severe facial lacerations when struck by a car driven by a fellow worker. He was hospitalized and reported to be recovering. In Pittsburgh, Dorothy Simon, 18, frightened a would be robber by screaming as two bandits attempted a downtown shop hold up. She was alone when the men entered and demanded surrender, but she yelled and the assailants fled.
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Wright
Wallougnpy
Baldwin Construcen Company
Spartansburg
Weight
Pie
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Simon
Open East Columbus Avenue to Traffic
The 40 foot concrete span over Hare Creek on the Roosevelt highway will open to traffic Saturday morning after delays. Detours via East Smith and Sciota streets will end and through traffic resumes via North Corry. The stretch spans about one hundred fifty yards of Hare Creek bridge, praised as a fine, smooth section with new berms and a sweeping curve to North Center Street. Contractor was William D. Heffernan. paving by Mert Construction Co. of Erie. City plans another appropriation in the 1921 legislature to finish the remaining unpaved gap to the county line.
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Columbus Avenue
Hare Creek
Smith
Sciota
Roosevelt Highway
North Corry
Journal
Center Street
William D. Heffernan
Duntilt
Althons
Mert Construction Company
Erie
Wa Ten County
Mie Roosevelt Highway
Corry Masons Attend Meeting in Sharon This Evening
Frank Babbitt Wallace Young Dr H A Curtis of this city Dr G B Peck of New Cumberland and Franklin Babbitt of Erie, members of Clarence Commandery Knights Templar, will attend the annual meeting of Past Commanders and Line Officers association of northwestern Pennsylvania in Sharon. Knights Templar and ladies will dine at 6, then a business meeting and officer elections. Prominent attendees include James Chickering of Oil City and C L Payne of Oil City, George S Peck of Corry, Anthony Barron Franklin, Frank Rabbill of Corry, John D Gutter of Greengills, James G G Cole of Franklin, Harry B Puhel of Meadville, Carl A Fay of Ridgway, and Paul M Moore of Aliquippa.
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Frank Babbitt
Wallace Young
H. A. Curtis
G. 8. Peck
New Cumberland
Franklin Babbitt
Erie
Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
Barish House
St. John's Episcopal Chuch
Sharon
James H. Chickering
Oil City
Pennsyvania
C. L. Payne
Meadville
Carl A. Fay
Ridgway
Paul M. Moore
Aliquippa
Expect Early Decision From Aero Supply Corp
Local citizens committee reported word from George I about the Aero Supply project. The note said regret delay and that officials will advise in a few days. The committee pledged $5 to help defray costs of moving machinery between units for a concentration of all plants in this city. A decision is expected soon.
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George 1
Youngsville child struck by car badly hurt in accident
LeRoy Wickam seven, of Youngsville, was struck near his home late Thursday afternoon by a car driven by Jake Burch of Youngsville. He suffered severe internal injuries and was in very serious condition at Warren hospital with a guarded prognosis.
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LeRoy Wickam
Warren Hospital
LeRoy
Louis Wickam
Youngsville
Curtis Gustafson
Loungevillé
Wickits
Jake Burch
Erie County W C T U Holds 48th Annual Convention
The Erie County W C T U held its 48th annual convention September 10 11 at the Holinboro Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs Sylvia Ripley Bemis presiding. Honor guests included Mrs Walrath oldest Erie area member born 1826 and Mr Long 85 a life member who attended a Buffalo meeting with Frances Willard. State speakers were Mrs Ella Black and Mrs Alvin Sherbine. Officers elected: president Mrs Sylvia Ripley Bemis Erie. corresponding secretary Mrs Kate Greenawalt Erie. vice president Mrs Emma McMurren Holinboro. recording secretary Mrs Nellie Meckley Erie. treasurer Mrs Bessie Yaple Erie. Forty three voters from delegates. Banquet at the state normal school featured Prof Crawford. Page Six continues.
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Women's Christian Temperance Unit
Son
Erie County
S Methodist Episcopal Church
Holin-1
Ibora
Sylvia Ripley Bemis
Walrath
Wiinhoro
Long
Ella.b. Blac
Johnstown
Alvin Sherbine
Jean Were
Sylvia Ripey Bemis
Erie
Kate Greenawalt
Emma McMurren
Holinboro
Nelle Meckley
Wrie
Bessie Yaple
Urie
Nellie Meckley
Elsie Zusle
Jack
Erie Conference Home Missionary Society
State Normal School
Pyof. Crawford
Mormal School
Nations rally to Briand plan for European federation
Geneva reports broad backing for Aristide Briand’s Pan Europe concept as delegates debate disarmament and League of Nations limits. British, Dutch, and Dutch officials push the idea of a federation while cautioning not to undermine the League. The news notes removal of occupation troops along the Franco German frontier as the League moves toward withdrawal.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Geneva
Aristide Briand
Spedk
Epee’sembly
League Toward Disarmament
Lbague
Europe
Iis Projekt
Artie Henderson
Juiet
Holand
Johnkheer Beelaests van
League
Wisrld
Hans
Buyop
SDC Ab
Julius Curlius
Car Inspection Starts Monday in Pennsylvania
Automobile owners in Pennsylvania must have their vehicles inspected between September 1 and October 1 at an authorized station. The 0c inspection fee applies, and driving an uninspected vehicle during the three day period is unlawful with penalties. The check covers brakes, horn, lights, steering, rearview mirror, wipers, and headlight visibility. average inspection lasts about ten minutes.
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Carry
Ars
Pennsylvania
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