Quarrel and accidents in North Center street area
A Saturday night quarrel over a $20 bill confusion in a North Center street eating place ended with witnesses noting possible short changing but parties settled. Police reported several accidents including a Park street truck crash into a trailer, a collision on East Columbus avenue near Willoughby, and a back-up incident on Sherman and Spring streets.
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North Center Street
Park Street
G. H. Huth
Henry Jaquith
Columbus
R. D
Jaquith
Roxie Taylor
Rex Theatre
Western Auto Store
Perry Tanner
Eagle Street
Merle Brown
Spring Street
Sherman and
Spring Streets
Erie Man Kills Self With Rifle
Erie September 16 Despondent over ill health Fred R Horner 72 shot and killed himself early Saturday Police found his body in a second floor bedroom at his home at about 12 15 p m by his son Charles L Horner Neighbors heard no shots Deputy Coroner W Allen Pliman ruled death by own action He had heart ailment for months and worked as a carpenter at Unitiaw Manufacturing Co
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Erie
Fred R. Horner
Nimself
Raymer
Horner
Ahool
Charles L. Horner
Homner
W. Allen Pliman
Unitiaw Manufacturing Co
Burns fatal to pipe fitter at Warren hospital
Norman Belchner a 46 year old blacksmith and steamfitter at Warren State Hospital died after a steam break enveloped him while working on a pipe connection. He died at 9 10 a m Saturday from burns to the body arms and legs. Coroner Lowrey is investigating. Belchner survived by his wife and daughter. Remains were taken to Templeton Funeral Home with funeral plans incomplete.
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Hey
Beichner
Templeton
District Attorney Opposes New Trial For Bubna
Erie DA Damian J. McLaughlin asks court to deny a new trial for Millie Thomas and Mike Bubna in the March 4 Robert Fisher murder case. He says defense claims of after discovered evidence lack legal basis and notes defendants knew key facts at trial. Millie concedes she knew her brother paid Dominic to kill Fisher.
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Erie
Ney
Damian J. McLaughlin
Millie ‘Thomas
Mike Hubpa
Robert Fisher
McLaughlin
Earler
John Blackmore
Edward Carney
Millis Thomas
Byuier
Bubna
Mike Domini
Millie
Dominic
Sparks Cause $10,000 Erie Fire At Plant
Damages totaling $10,000 were caused when sparks from a bonfire outside the Boyd and Shafer Company building ignited dry wood and window frames. Firemen fought the blaze for 30 minutes, bringing it under control by 1:50 p.m. Parade street traffic crowded the area as onlookers watched the smoke. Manager L. S. Barber of the aluminum division estimated the loss.
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Erie
Boyd and Shafer Company
Parade Street
Dames
Fie
Pire
Edward Flanagan
L. 5
Barber
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East Columbus Avenue
Donald Baker
Salamanca
N. C
Columbus Avenue
Robby Evans
Willoughby
O. Baker
Aew
Ridgway
Wilcox
Eagle Valley
Cld
Mercer County
Rowley
Stevenson
Greenville
James Rair
George Robak
Youngstown
Rair
South Street
West Columbus Avenue
Harry Parker
West Smith Street
Roger McIntyre
Spring Creek
Cobbett
Clearfield Furviers
Stewart Hat Shop
Sorrell Nursing Home
Western Pennsylvania
Hi Vh
New Castle ¥. M. C. A
Corry
Donald Bagley
Byron Crowell
Clyde W. Shotzbarger
Union City
Richard Nason
Cambridge Springs
Harry Browns Warren
Gordon Klenk
Frank Marleth
Pennsylvania
Irvin Downs
Corry School
Hoffman
Alness
Stanley Anderson
Supt
Swarta
Martin
Clymer Cooperative G.lif
Jol Legters
Clymer
Legters
B. H. Lictus
Merle Te Winkle
Walter Groters
Arthur Gogein
Glenn King
Elt
Clymier
Thomas A. ‘Thomas
NBC
Manhattan
Strong Vin-cent High School
College Women's Club of
College Club
Steel
Loven Thomas
Point Chautauqua
Lawrence Thomas
Roy Mather
National Bank
Ora Harper
Jones Machine Shop
Worth Street
Somersht
Robert W. Setin
Veterans’ Administration
Seni
Henry A. Bieniesz
Boswell
Son
Employe
North Warren State Hospital
I District
Boyd-Shafer
North Corry
Columbos Ava
Armitage 1
Yenogor
Salvation Army
R. Lawrence Davison
Barto - Christensen
West
Washington Street
Christensen Motors
Montgomery
Utd
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