Three Erie Expo Officials Arrested For Fraud
Erie authorities arrested H. B. Oliver managing director Royst Yock Well exhibits director and Hy Logan ticket chief on charges of defrauding patrons and employees. A secretary to Oliver was released. G. A. Coyle fled charges. Bail set at 500 for Oliver, others jailed. District Attorney Graham probes management and possible conspiracy as more complaints surface. Also, Russell Brinkley denies responsibility for races canceled last Saturday after finding only 200 of 700 promised funds.
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Erie
H. B. Oliver
Royst Yock Well
Hy Logan
Oliver
G. A. Coyle
Girard
Nedwane
Hetle Jwatge
Fred Fisher Lawrence Park
aLhwaring
Rockwell
Logan
Mortimer E. Graham
the Fair
Graham
Fair
Tegalla
Russ” Brinkley
Romoter
Radio Show To Open Thursday At Ward Store Event
Paul Brown of the Montgomery Ward local store announced a nationwide launch of the biggest radio snow ever with 489 Ward outlets across 46 states. The exhibition features enlarged displays for the crowd and introduces Ward’s 1935 world wide range radios plus a new low priced short and long wave receiver aimed at buyers seeking global tuning and affordable access.
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Montgomery Ward
Paul Brown
Wards
Ward
Mr. Brown
Sixtieth Anniversary Reunion Honors Two Alumnae
In Springfield Mass the College of Our Lady of the Rims marked its 50th anniversary with the presence of the entire class that graduated fifty years ago. Only two members, Mrs. A. J. Carroll and Mrs. Ellen T. Redden, attended the celebratory era reunion.
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Springfield
Mass
College of Our Lady of the Rims
A. J. Carroll
Ellen T. Redden
Beaverdam Church Spheres Active in Community
Beaverdam reports a flurry of church society activity with members hosting visitors and planning fundraising chicken dinners. The U B Aid, Missionary Society, and Young People gather for meetings, socials, and service projects while members extend thanks to neighbors and prepare events for September at Essex street and North East venues.
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Beaverdam
Gerald Bagley
Conty
H. D. Whitney
Robert Mulvin
Lyle
Aroctor
William Hawley
Helen Smith
Proctorville
James Crowell
Cart Proctor
Lyle Proctor
and Wirs
Cash Smith
Charles Breed
Pol ‘Ksmith
Leon Proctor
Joseph Barnhart
Merle Tarbell
Charles Swan
Waltsurg
Daugher
Lois
Claude Maynard
Rey
Higley
Ernest Triscuit
James Proctor
M. L. Breed
Earl McDowall
Erie
Waller Proctor
Union City
Milley
Cora Rouse
Charlotte Rouse
Vina Youngs
Carl Proctor
John Dennis
Missionary Society of the VU. B. Church
North East
Robert Mulgin
Charles Hodge
H. D. Whipney
Hattie Brooks
Jack Schubeck
Julius Parkey
Akron
Pomona Grange
Waterford
Clarence Bisbee
Wattsburg
W. H. Cummings
Ted Hanby
Niobe
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Deckerds
Dell Alsen
Robert Mailvin
R. Lyons
Spartansburg Fair
Swan
Munsee
Joe Cummings
Jay Smith
Corry
Virgil Tarbell
Mildred
Bertha
Eloise Showers
Joseph McFiatineest
Prank Tardell
Walter Proctor
Bert Watrous
S. R. Lyons
Paul Smith
S. A. Drayer
William Lingenfelter
Niobel
Mr. B. Church
U. B. Church
Lawrence Watrous
Mary Geiger
Terrance Rouse
Alice Rouse
Charles Hoge
F. D. Smock
Pont
H. H. Williams
Cranesville
Ernest Turk
Clymer
N. Y
Fred Shannon
W. B. King
Willan Harris
B. Lyons
U. B
N. H. McAllister
Jamestown
Myrtle Showers
Vince Mec Andrews
Curtis Showers
Bradford
Joseph McClelland
Dell Alden
Putnam Street
Panama
Mr. Lamer
Sherman, N
Bred Shannon
Man ends life after driving license loss
Salamanca reports Peter Frazier 67 of Ellicottville died by his own action at a Washington Street home after being fined 25 dollars for driving while intoxicated. He shot at his head twice with a shotgun, survived with scalp wounds, then hanged himself in a woodshed. Coroner P. H. Bourne notes the death occurred early Tuesday morning. Frazier, a longtime Hillcottville resident and former block factory worker, leaves no immediate relatives. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at home and 2 p.m. at Evangelical Church in Ellicottville.
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Salamanca
Peter Frazier
Ellicottville
Washington Street
P. H. Bourne
Frazier
Hillcottville
the Homie
Evangelical Church
Federal court convicts operator of obscene book outlet
A federal jury found William W. Zeny, operator of the Paramount Book Exchange at 1050 8th Street, guilty on three of five counts after a long deliberation. Judge RB M. Gibson sentenced Zeny to two months in Erie County Prison and ordered payment of prosecution costs.
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BRI
Willam
W. Zeny
E Paramount’ Book Exchange
8Th Street
Railway Express
RB. M. Gibson
Zeny
Mercy
Gibson
Zehy
Erie Couny
Youth in critical condition after late night beating
Donald Baring, 20, formerly of Hinsdale, is hospitalized in New York in critical condition from a severe beating during a robbery Saturday night. Parents Mr and Mrs Fred Willing, Maple Hill, report internal injuries with little hope for recovery. The victim worked for a cheese company in Jersey City.
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Clean
Donald Baring
Hinsdale
New York
Fred Wuling
Maple Hill
Tittle
Jersey City
Rural Dramatic Tournament Plans Noted by County Extension
Kris County Agricultural Extension invites rural clubs and organizations to enter a county dramatic tournament with two planning sessions before December. Local winners advance to face winners from Warren Crawford and Erie Counties, with plays limited to eighty minutes. Entry notices due by October 1.
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Poddinet
Erie County
Warren
Crawford
Missing Child Found In Swamp Near Home
Two year old Nancy Marshall who had been missing for more than 50 hours was found by Civilian Conservation Corps workers near her home in Richmond. She appeared unharmed aside from minor scratches and bruises, and authorities believe she wandered away on her own.
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United Press
Richmond
Nancy Marshall
Civilian Conservation Corps
Te Wands
Nancy
Notice of Widow's Exemption Claim in Orphans Court
Betty Tones widow of Prank G. Jones files in the Orphans Court of Pennsylvania a claim for a widow's exemption valued at 500, under the Fiduciaries Act of 1917. The petition seeks court approval by Monday October 8, 1924, unless exceptions are filed before then. attorney Walter L. Pearr represents the petitioner.
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G. Jones
Orphans’ Court
the County
Pennsylvania
Betty Tones
Walter L. Pearr
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