Hold Negroes in Murder of Olean Man
In Olean New York George Keller 33 was stabbed to death on North Union Street near Reed and Wayne. Two CCC boys from a camp near Austin Pennsylvania are in custody. Crawford Jones 23 of Philadelphia is charged with murder in the first degree. Lorin Banks 19 of Pittsburgh held as material witness. A police officer pursued two men after a disturbance. Keller died after stumbling 70 feet from a doorway with blood on his breast.
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Olean
George Mr. Keller
Caremaker
North Union Street
Reed
Wayne
CCC
Austin
Crawford Jones
Philadelphia
Lorin Banks
Pittsburgh
Ralph Robinson
Union
Reed Street
Keller
Pastoral Assignments by Erie Conference
Continued from page one. Diffendorfer of the Board of Missions of New York City notes the transfer of Rev. Mr. Haines from the city, marking a lengthy pastorate at the local church. His family departs Corry for a new field, with best wishes. Other Methodist appointments list Clymer Ralph Findley Panama Shope Sheffield Russell Sugar Grove W C Brainard Warren Epworth M J Harding Warren Grace J H Clemens Warren Fst T E Colley Youngsville Wight Jack Blooming Valley Elgin Timis North East A P Weaver North Girard H C Shaw Pleds tville L A Shingledecker Rhe ile CW L Marstellar Spartans ky Arnold Lundberg Titusville B R Colley Union City W J Jewith Waterford George Tharm Wattsburg R M Metcalf.
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Diffendorfer
Board of Missions of
New York City
Haines
Corry
Clymer
Ralph Findley
Panama
Shope
Sheffield
Russell Sugar Grove
W. C. Brainard
Warren Epworth
M. J, Harding
Warren Grace
J. H. Clemens
Warren Fst
T. E. Colley
Youngsville
Wight
Jack
Blooming Valley
J. Ie McIntosh
Elgin
Timis
North East
A. P. Weaver
North Girard
H. C. Shaw
Pledstville
L. A. Shingledecker
Rheile
CW. L. Marstellar
Spartansky
Arnold Lundberg
Titusville
B. R. Colley
Union City
W. J. Jewith
Waterford
George Tharm
Wattsburg
R.M. Metcalf
Annual Meeting of G. L. F. Patrons
The G. L. Patrons announce their annual meeting will be held Wednesday September 18 at Grange Hall at 7 p.m. Oscar Lindstrom chairs the local committee. Two committee seats will be filled. Reports on the past year precede a program of movies and refreshments. Farm family members are invited. Additional organizers include Harald Howard T. J. Pullom Sam Stultz Ralph Swart and Arthur Morris.
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Sesseweewens Winvers UE Cuuperanga
At & P.m
Grange Hall
Oscar Lindstrom
G.lp
Harald Howard
T. J. Pullom
Sam Stultz
Ralph Swart
Arthur Morris
O. O. F. Homes May Be Opened To Refugees
Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows met in Meadville and re elected A. H. Chase to lead the order urging national O. F. F. homes to take war refugee children from Europe. The proposal goes to the Grand Lodge convention in Huntington West Virginia. Pennsylvania homes in Meadville Pittsburgh Sunbury and Philadelphia could care for about 150 children.
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Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Meadville
A. H. Chase
Greenville
Europe
Grand Lodge
Huntington
W- Va
Pittsburgh
Sunbury
Philadelphia
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets for Kidney Support
Distress of getting up nights and urinary trouble urged relief with Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. Claims strengthen bladder and aid stomach liver and intestines. Sold at drugstores for 50 cents, 1-14.
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Thompson
12 132 Persons Dropped From Penns Relief Rolls
The first week of September saw a sharp drop in Pennsylvania general assistance as rolls fell by 13 163 cases and 12 182 persons. Total state aid at week end stood at 158 441 cases and 435 694 persons with expenditures down to 1 048 098 dollars. Cash disbursements were 984 717 dollars and mille orders 6 481. WPA shifts reduced state rolls, while private employment and industry gains pulled even more from aid rolls.
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Vania
Young Baldwin Found Guilty in Gravel Theft Case
Erie judge sentences George A. Baldwin, local realtor, after a jury convicts him on two counts of larceny and receiving stolen goods for stealing gravel from P. C. Cunningham property. Jury of seven men and two women deliberated 90 minutes. verdict urged mercy as court term ends.
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Erie
George A. Baldwin
Tate
P. C. Cunningham
Young
Baldwin
Jary
Edward E. Petrillo
Miles B. ‘Kitte
Services for Miss Anna Zilch Held at Bracken-Keating
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 2 PM at the Bracken-Keating chapel for Miss Anna Zifeh of Maple Avenue who died Wednesday at home. Rev. Gilbert L Boyd of the Presbyterian church officiated. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Surviving friends and relatives from out of town included Chris Zilch Mable Zilch Mr and Mrs Lifford Zilch and daughter Eric Mr and Mrs Dan Zieh and daughter and Miss Elizabeth Kinley.
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Bracken-Keating
Anna Zifeh
Marple Avenue
Gilbert L Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
P. T. Hovey
G. G.taylor
Glen Miller
Guy Stafford
Henry Bachomner
Paul Quinisk
Chris Zilch
Mable Zilch
Lifford Zilch
Eric
Dan Zieh
Cleveland
Elizabeth Kinley
Syracuse
N.Y
Ohio Capital Congress Designates Chilileothe as Capital
Ohio capital designation recorded with Chilileothe chosen as capital and the legislature meeting there in November 1800, marking the early capital arrangement of the state.
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Ohio Capital
Congress
Chilileothe
Ohio
Girard Man Killed When Auto Struck by Train
Norman Anderson, 35, of Route 3 Girard, drove his car into a New York Central passenger train at Burts Crossing North Girard. The collision occurred about 7 40 p m Saturday with Anderson found along the tracks. Engineer P W Shaw and Conductor William Pierce, both of Buffalo, reported no locomotive damage and noted no watchman on duty at the crossing.
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P. W. Shaw
Buffalo
William Pierce
Claims car involved in accident stolen in East End
Sensor of 1017 Walnut Street pleaded not guilty to hit and run after a crash at 12th and Cherry streets. He was arrested at 10 a.m. and arraigned before Alderman Brabender. A stolen car report cites East 8th Street and a damaged vehicle at Maple Street.
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Ease
Walnut Street
12Th
Cherry Streets
George Brabender
Elie
Orf East 8Th Street
State
French Streets
Earl Pinches
Maple Street
British claim 185 planes downed during all-night London raids
London and Berlin traded claims as aerial battles over England continued. German forces reportedly lost 2143 planes overall with 775 British shot down between September 1 and 14. Time bombs struck London including Buckingham Palace as the king and queen were away and unharmed.
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London
Empire
Seri
England
Berri
Eute
Berlin
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Test Part of Tenure Act Tests Temporary Contracts
Philadelphia court weighs whether the tenure law covers temporary teaching contracts. Miss Ruth Stenberg, who taught at Vaux Junior High for five months, argues a one year contract exceeds the act and could be invalid. Her attorney Abraham Kopeltnus contends the law requires permanent classifications and cannot be waived by school boards.
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Associated Pres
Philadelphia
Pennsylvan
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Weachers
Ruth Stenberg
Vaux Junior High
Selidel
Imus
Abraham Koppeltnus
Egal
Bob Hope to Reveal Yehood Life Details This Fall
Hope announces Yehood will have a wife Rebecca and possibly children Yabo and Zabo. A wider discussion is expected Tuesday as Jerry Cotonin's pul is to be covered.
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Velootte
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Yehood
Hope
Rebecca
Yabo
Zabo
Jerry Cotonin
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Henry L. Stimson
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