Probing Prowlers. City Council Meets Erie Notes
Erie items report police checking a West South Street sighting of prowlers near 10 pm with no culprits found. The Erie annual conference outlines World Service impact. Frank H. West speaks on missions. Local witnesses attend the Hey Brewer gambling case after a raid on West Main Street. Railroads showcase educational films at the Municipal building auditorium. A Christian Science lecture is set for Friday at the Junior High. Governor James orders highway lines painted to aid motorists. Standard Saw Mill Machinery files for bankruptcy in Pittsburgh. Civil Aeronautics Authority expands civilian pilot dining program to Allegheny College Meadville and 218 others. Montgomery Ward leases James town building for a new store. Roosevelt Highway Association meets Oct 1 at Wellsboro. Pennsylvania motor police report first half 1928 vs 1937 trends with more accidents. Harmony Short Line and West Ridge seek permanent bus route certificate between Pittsburgh and Erie. Voters discuss display of voting machines at Municipal Building. GLF patrons meet Sept 20 at Grand Theatre. local committees to be named. Corry enjoys mid summer weather. Owen M Burns visits Erie after judge nomination loss.
Ex convict to conduct series of sermons here
Rev. Dai McNally of Baltimore will lead a ten day evangelistic meeting at the Baptist Church starting Tuesday and continuing through September. Known as Brother Dan and Joe Kenney in the underworld, he was convicted of bank robberies and served eight years in a Kansas penitentiary before turning to preaching and evangelism.
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Dan McNally
Baptist Church
Kansas State
Pilton
Dai McNally
Baltimore
Tharsis
McNally
Qirmary
South
Brother Dan
Maryland
Rev. McNally
Franklin Man Reports Robbery On Orry Lovell Road
Franklin man Nelson Adams said he was robbed while sleeping in his automobile on the Orry Lovell's Station road. He could not recall his movements from the previous day and found his money dwindled from 25 to 6 or 7 dollars. He notified police and joined a search for the missing funds.
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Franklin
Nelson Adams
Pranklin
Orry-Lovell
Station Road
Sill
Garry
Squalus Submarine to be opened. 26 sailors to be removed
Portmouth New Hampshire dispatch reports naval detachments and undertakers will open the submarine Squalus today and remove its 26 dead sailors. The piece also notes a stirring message from a life story and mentions a new book edition titled From Crime to Christ.
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Squalus
United Press
Portsmouth
N. H
Christ
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Association of American Railroads
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Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
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Allegheny
College At Meadville
Felvine
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New York Herald Tribune
Montgomery Ward and Company
Roosevelt Highway Assccation of Pennsylvania
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Wellsouro
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Itas
Harmony Short Line Transportation Company
West Ridge Transportation Company
Puohie Utility Commission
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Grand Theatre
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Corry
Owen M. Burns
Brie Common
W Court
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Paul Z. Watson
Rock Morick
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Fallate
Root
Federal Reserve Syste
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Loblaw
Jersey
Campbell’s! Pork & Beans
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Hershey
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Edgebrook
Long Island Ducklings
Nestles
Feda
Durkee
Timne
Elberta Peaches
California
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Parroway
Zor
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