Condemn the Open Saloon at Methodist Conference
Kane Sept. 19 The annual meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Chapel opened in Hostty with Bishop Burt of Hullalo presiding and Rev T R Courice assisting. Dr W Platt of Philadelphia spoke on home missions and church extensions while Dr KG Williamson of Meadville opened with The Anarchy of the Saloon. Officers elected include W P Geoham secretary H Hillard treasurer and O H Frampton statistician.
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Meadville
Williamson
W. P. Geoham
Trockton
H. Hillard
O. H. Frampton
Old City
Want Baker's Job for Erie Man
Erie readers report a push for Jesse Supplee to be named deputy factory inspector for the district. The move follows calls for Captain Baker to resign amid a state inspection inquiry. Senator Clarke and Judges Henson and Willa reportedly back Supplee, with other Erie residents voicing approval.
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Sipplee
Inapestion Department
Ane Veedingy
Baker
Corry
Atate Ins
Clarke
Supplee
Sf 1
Henson
Willa
Warren County Medicos Meet in Sheffield Gathering
The Warren County Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting hosted by Drs Pryor and Morvine in Sheffield. President Huolth presided in Dr Schmel’s absence as Dr Ball of Warren served as secretary. Attending were Drs Kollar Haswell Hyer Clarendon Dunn Toneau and Winiting. Papers on music technological interest were presented.
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Sheffield
A. Spt
Pryor
Morvine
Fil Place
Warren County Medical Society
Huolth
Schmel
Ball
Warren
Warren and Sheffield
School transfer dispute prompts new classroom at Hatch building
A Hatch district meeting chaired by Vice President Heerlein considered parent protests from 7th graders against moving pupils to the Washington street school. The board suspended transfers until a solution could be found, and voted to repurpose a Wooded room at Hat h building as a new school space with Miss Corjune Davis of Mayville hired as additional teacher once prepared.
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Corinne Davis
Mayville
Mosers Alston, Manley
Powell
Heerlein
Cross
Tin Hatch
Wohehington Street
Rowe
Soe
Golden Wedding Celebration in Columbus Pa
Abou ty friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stranagan to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A pleasant evening featured parlor games remarks by Mr Woolin and a gift of a gold token. The couple’s children hosted a delightful feast and a late night reminiscence left the hosts grateful for the community’s warm sentiment.
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Columbus
Thomas Stranagan
Kev
Woolin
Jme
George Shanaxan
Cathe Yeside
Etranigen
Warren firm secures foreign contract for Trout Creek plant
The Warren firm’s national reach continues as an American company, the Btruthert Wellha company, wins a contract for a chemical plant at Trout Creek, Canada. The project, valued near 11 000, involves shipping substantial materials and equipment across the border with a 10 percent revenue tax on shipments and orders. Trout Creek lies about 75 miles south of Lake Talon near the Conewango Fishing Club area, where the club members travel for two weeks to a month each year.
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Trout Creek
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Nrka
Robber Gang Captured After Shootout near Dunkléle
Three men tied to car thefts were captured by Officers Droege O To gall and Lake Shore Detective Avoy after a dawn encounter in the east city district. Two drew revolvers and fired as one suspect escaped through a rotten board. One revolver was recovered and two loaded guns found on the fugitives.
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Dunkléle
Droege
O'Congall
Lake Shore
Avoy
Anawor
Whanly
Bond
Avey
Indy
Erie Teacher Loses Finger in School Door Incident
Nora Mor Carthy, principal at a local Erie school, was injured while opening heavy doors at the street entrance. Her right middle finger was amputated after the doors closed, crushing and bruising the hand. Doctors reported the finger crushed to pulp, with concern about blood poisoning.
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Hilfe
Auiax
Nora
Mor Carthy
West Ninth Street
Dudenhoffer
Still Preaching at Ninety-Three
Rev J W Wilson Corry venerable clergyman to celebrate his ninety third birthday with a Salvation Army hall service at 4 pm on Sunday. Though retired from active war service he preaches occasionally in nearby towns and delights in his former efforts. He remains in good health, with strong voice and mind, celebrating a long life and continued faith.
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J. W. Wilson
Corry
Salvation Army Hall
Hey
Salvation Army
Oil City Man Shoots Wife in Quarrel at Home
An Oil City man shot his wife Mary Cewresalk at their Emerald Street home around noon. She was wounded in the stomach and taken to the hospital. the husband, about 49, was taken to the police station after the shooting. Children witnessed the scene as the couple argued over a meal, with the man’s revolver fired during the confrontation.
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OW City
Bent
Mary
Peter Cewresalk
Oven
Wea
Anetnla
National Transit
Or & Huntor
Yoara
Pennsylvania
Old wound causes death at Warren asylum
Warran Sept 1 The opening lip wound caused by a previous injury led to the death of Clyde Robinson an inmate from Crawford County admitted months ago. Another patient George A W DeForest died from a safety related wound after a dementia episode as the coroner deemed no inquest necessary. The report notes Robinson was moved from Crawford County after a family-related stabbing and later stabbed himself before transfer.
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Mitchell
Robinson
Grawfort County Hom
Meadville
Biter
Amurderoun
Warren Asylum
Warren
Grape Crop Seen Small This Year in Chautdayim Belt
Jamestown reports the grape crop this year is just beginning to move. Early forecasts show yields well below last year and under ten year averages, despite August rains improving some vines. Heavy leafhoppers threaten ripening, keeping overall production uncertain for the region's industries.
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Jamestown
Rome
North Tavl
Tobacco grows in Warren County in a big leaf display
Interest in Warren as a tobacco growing county grew after a large Sumatra leaf was shown at the Beshlin display on Liberty Street. A Warren farmer who had just returned from Florida claimed Whit tobacco could be raised here and backed the assertion with demonstrations and some expense to prove the results over several years.
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Biorida
Hiling
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