Paul Siple Glaioli Flower Debuts Named For Erie Scout
A new rose pink and dark red flower called the Paul Siple Glaioli debuts, bred by Mr and Mrs Burton R Young of Erie. It honors the Erie boy scout who joined Admiral Byrd on the South Pole expedition, signaling youth spirit as the bloom grows from crossing two glad ios varieties. The piece notes upcoming dinner at The Old Homestead on South Shady Avenue and a local police matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Siple Glaioli
Erie
Richard EB. Byrd
South Pole
Burton R. Young
Siple
Admiral Byrd
Sul
Youngs
Shady Avenue
Hranilin
W. H. Borrow
Ingram
Allegheny ‘County
Franklin
Frank McCrady
Buffalo Street
Leo A. McCracken
City and Vicinity Man Prunes 35¢ a Splint
Albert Kifer of Rimersburg and Paul Zahniser of Mercer escaped serious injury when the milk truck of William Haas left the Clarks ville Mercer road near the Hound school House, crashed into a deep embankment, demolished the cab, and overturned. The incident followed by fire at a basket factory on Main Street Fredonia and multiple local notices including arrests for DWI and ongoing court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Albert Kifer
Rimersburg
Paul Zahniser
Mercer, RD
William Haas
Jefferson Township
Clarksville-Mercer Road
Hound School House
Basket Factory
R. Morse
Main Street
Fredonia
Lay Conference Contains Reelects Officers At Allegheny College
Lay Conference officials of the Exie Annual Conference were reelected at Alden Hall on the Allegheny College campus. Dr. William A. Elliott of Meadville is president, E. T. Welch of Wesfield vice president, L. B. Yale of North Hast secretary, and H. O. Biggin of Sharon treasurer. About 175 laymen attended as Dr. Elliott presided and the toll call was read by Secretary Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adville
Exie
Alden Hall
Allegheny College
William A. Elliott
Meadville
E. T. Welch
Wesfield
N. C
L. B. Yale
North Hast
H.O. Biggin
Sharon
Isymen
Hiliott
Yale
Democrats Urge A J Soudin For Jury Commissioner
Democrats urge voting for A J Soudin as Jury Commissioner. The item notes a general election appeal amid other local notices. Also mentions Griffin Manufacturing strike settlement and wage settlement, plus community events in Erie including birthdays, parties, and a Mayoral summary of local incidents.
M M Sorority Dancing Party Honors Older Members
Older members of the M M Sorority who leave soon for college were honored at a formal party last evening at Mac's Inn on the Roosevelt highway. The event, staged by younger members, featured dancing from 10 to 1 with a five piece orchestra and 40 couples in attendance. Patrons included Mr and Mrs H J Sheen, Mr and Mrs Brown, and Mr and Mrs H G Wolfe, with out of town guests from Pittsburgh, Sparnsburg, Columbus, Buffalo, and North Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. H. Chih Net
Dorr Clark
East Main Street
Walter McIlroy
Clark
Peter Hansen
Charles Miller
Virgil Skimmer
George Madsen
Waite
Jude
Mellroy
Mis
Harry Wilsted
Beverly
Columbus
John Westley
All-Way Electric Co
Clarence Proper
Second Avenue
Corry Hosital
First Baptist Church
T.P. Kelly
Spartansburg
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Lake ‘House
Bindley Lake
Lake House
Rex Dempsey
D. May
Hugh Mosher
Niigata
Bernard
Itresta
Erie
Morniig
Cecil Weiderhold
Mast 1Th Street
Hamot Hospital
Parade
Haama
M. M
Mac's Inn
Roosevelt Highway
Betty Wilcox
Jane Raymond
Alice Mount
Helen Gumbleton
Dorothyy Neylon
Marie Christensen
H. J. Sheen
Buffalo
James Carrig
Dorithy Depew
WBA District Meeting Leads to Insurance Rally Plans
The W B A held a district deputy Minnie Biggar of Mie meeting last evening. Miss Biggar spoke on new features of insurance and announced a rally to be held at id Gate on October 1. A drill team is being formed with Gerry to furnish it. Plans for fall were outlined for completion at next Friday's meeting. Cards and visiting followed the close of the session with awards to Mrs A Barnesly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Biggar
Mie
Sparta Fair At Spartansburg Vocational School Opens
A large crowd from His city and nearby areas attended the annual fair at Spartansburg Vocational School. The event began Thursday and will close today, with exhibits reportedly matching or surpassing previous years and the entertainment program boosting the exposition’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Spartansburg Vocational School
Erie Guard Chief Attacks Telephone Co for Mobilization Delay
Major Kenneth W. Momeyer of the Erie National Guard charged the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation with hampering troop mobilization by cutting off phone service at the armory for non payment. He said the state would pay and warned delay could mean bloodshed. The guard stayed on call as mobilization was halted when Governor Pinchot rescinded the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Kenneth W. Momeyer
Erie National Guard
Pennsylvania ‘Telephone Corporation
Taaje
Harrisburg
Momeyer
Pinchot
Marriage Announcement for Dorothy Joise Houser and Glair Linendell
Vr and Mrs. D W Houser announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Joise to Glair Linendell. The ceremony was performed by Rev W S Douds of First Presbyterian Ripley on July 12 1983. Attending were Miss Quinevere Hornstei and Mr Cash Linendell, Erie. The bride is a Corry High School graduate class of 1931 and the groom a class of 1931 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvindale
Atlantic Seaboard Company
Coudersport
Arthur Davidor
Mise
Martha Jane Sasserman
Emma Sasserman
Bellefonte
A. F. Bogus
Trenna English
Himporium
Patrommian
Ridgway
State ‘Highway Patrol
Parsonse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emporium
Burkeheimer
Pennsylvania Nurses’ Association
Warren General Hospital
Ross
Hickory Street
Franz
Erie
Thomas Finn
U. S. Labor Department
Washington
Griffin Mfg. Co
Strikding
Walter Warner
T. G. Bly
Hydetown
South St
Corry
Brie
Robert Travis
Kent
Crayford County
Meadville
John Senasco
Sparta Township
First Baptist Church
Everning
Northwestern Bible
Missionary ‘Training School
Minneapolis
Minn
Dorotha Williams
Mildred Monroe
Richard Miller
D. W. Houser
Dorothy Joise
Glair Linenfall
W. S. Douds
First Presbyterian Church
Ripley
Quinevere Hornstei
Cash
Linendell
Corry High School
Card Party at Country Club Brings Local Winners
Five tables were filled at a card party hosted by the Corry Gouri ng Club last evening under the auspices of the club. J. J. Roelofs led scoring. North and south winners were Leonard Burke and Richard Smitl, while east and west honors went to Mrs. B. Hy Enelofa and J. V. Stewart. Out of town guests included Dr. and Mrs. Hi and Dr. Schneider of North Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Gouring Club
Lub
J. J. Roelofs
Leonard Burkeharat
Richard Smitl
Hy Enelofa
3. V. Stewart
al Theary
I. Hi
Terae
Wi K. Sidaiar
Toi. Schneider
North Warren, Pa
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Herry
Abell
Mead Avenue Bridge
Helen Jones
Wright Street
Hoome Protection Lodge
Lincoln
Willis
Harvey M. Willis
Millcrank Township
Millcreek
Erie County
Controllers Office
Pennsylvania
Apa
Pete Zolaski
Cochranton
Frank Averill Hall
Warren
George D. Todd
Fourth Avenue
Mary Honey
East Wayne Street
Mary Hatch
West Smith Street
B. R. Lewis
B. A. Hook
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hubert Goggins
Wade Gault
William Brodzik
Oil City
Geo. A. Kern
Ruby Manross
Julia Burl
Buhl
Buhl Hospital
Harry L. Williams
Crawford County
Robert E. Culbertson
Culberson
Culbertson
Victor Johnson
William A. Schnader
Aio
W. C. Carr
Titusville Trust Company
Titusville
A. J] Seuch
Vorhece
The
M. E. Church
A. J Soudin
Griffin Manufacturing Company
Wore
U. S
M. M. Sorority
WBA
Flays Telephone CO
Maj. Momeyer
Penn
Armory
Pontias
Montgomery Ward & Co
Pat Harding Ho Ion
Brat
Thompson
Paul Gamer
Very Pleasat
Culato
Chath
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