Final Report from Sept Grand Jury on County Inspections
Sept grand jury finished its duties recommending steps to shield future juries from partisan speeches during institutional inspections. It urged inspecting Sun nyside Home wiring and Detention Home redecorating, consider enlarging county Home facilities, and improving ventilation at Elmwood Home. Creating a separate nervous system for wards and installing running water at Ridge Road were discussed, with focus on funding and facility upgrades.
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BRIB
Grand Jury
Ater
Gran
Sunnyside
Ridge Road
Elmwood
Beaverdam Social News Highlights Many Local Visits
Beaverdam September report shows Mr and Mrs Proctor hosting a large harvest of neighbors for a Friday scarch party with Lyons, Paterson, Davis, McCullough, Pelber, Tarbell and others. Many local trips to Corry Union City Jamestown and Bradford, plus church events, dinners, and plan to welcome Missionary Society led services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Andy
Lyle Proctor
Clifford Patterson
Howard /Davis
Perry McCullough
Carl Pelber
Mya
Mrs Earl-Webb
Kenneth McCray
Brown
Cottage Hill
W. H. Cummings
Floyd Marsh
Corry
Missionary Society of the UB
Church
Richard Proctor
Leon Proctor
Donation
Charles Lindquist
Doris
Charles Hodge
H. D. Whitney
Mfs
Paul Smith
Proctorpike
Gerald Bagley
Marshall Ross
Delbert Proctor
Prostorville
Clayton Proctor
Erie
Lee Proctor
Blue Eye
Homer Proctor
Anna Marie Proctor
Debbert Proctor
Joseph Barnhart
Claude Maynard Priday
Roger Tenny
Bar Canlahan
Orville Baldwin
Ripley, M
Charles Swan
Esther Preston
Marion
Chautauqua
N. Y
Robert Preston
Buffalo
Robert Mulyin
Clarence Slye
Edward Blosa
Glenn Kapple
Frank Loomis
Union City
Opjude'Maynar
James Burg
A. Lyons
Delbert Parkhirst
Akron
Ted Rat ‘and Family
Cantén
Sun- Fe
Myx
Grantey Nichols
Mra
Gurl Proctoe
Isons
Doural
Betty
Jay Smitt
Carl
Miller Wins Both Nominations For Mayor
The city primary produced Miller sweeping the Democratic nomination for city controller over James Crown and taking Republican nod by twenty votes. Limbing won both Republican and Democratic nominations for school director as Maude Barnes and Garrity contested remaining seats. Corry’s precinct turnout was 1887 of 2077, with late returns posted around midnight after delays in the Second and Fourth Wards.
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Fuge
Rity
James P. Crown
Pain
Republica
Wenty
Fin
Frank L. Heath
J. J. Splesman
Board of Mancation
Harry Smith
H. A. Curtis
Corry
Funrtii
Clocis
Rox Theatre
Roosevelt Better But Still Indoors
President Roosevelt still shows improvement from a cold and fever but will remain at the White House for another day. Doctor Ross McIntyre orders him to stay away from the executive offices to complete his recovery.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross McIntyre
Funeral Held, Investigation Opens in Cranesville Killing
Funeral services for Rev William Chase 40 pastor of Cranesville United Brethren church were held as county authorities resumed their probe into his death at the Sampson grade crossing where a Philadelphia Flyer struck his auto. Survived by his widow and four daughters the crash adds to past fatalities at the dangerous crossing as coroner Dr W G Stroble widens inquiry for possible inquest this week.
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W. G. Stroble
Crude Oil Output and Stocks Dip in Week Ended Sept 16
American Petroleum Institute reports declines in crude oil output and gasoline stocks for the week ended September 16, with small gains in motor fuel production and crude runs to stills. Daily gross crude production averaged 2,408,450 barrels, down from 2,691,950 the prior week and 2,191,600 a year ago. Local visitors Virgil Tarbell and Miss Lois Lyons from the McKean and Erie area were in town, while John Showers and Dorothy McDonald of Erie visited the area. Mr and Mrs H D Whitney attended a Grange birthday celebration for seven members at Grange Hall.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Youngsville
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
Virgil Tarbell
Lois Lyons
McKean
Erie
John Showers Ang
Dorothy McDonald
J. M. McCrelland
H. D. Whitney
Grange
Grange Hall
Oil Creek Baptists Convene in Erie This September
The 69th annual session of Oil Creek Baptist Association will meet in Erie at Immanuel Baptist Church on September 21 and 22. Ministers from northwest Pennsylvania will attend. Rev. Charles Puller of Centreville serves as moderator. Highlights include devotional start, greetings, the annual sermon by Rev. S. A. MacDougall, and talks on evangelism and church letters. The Thursday evening address by Rev. B. Barrett, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Baptist convention, caps the day.
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Erim
Oil Creek
Pennsylvania
Immanuel Baptist Church
28Th
Plum Streets
Charles Puller
Genterville
J. JeGolier
Bradford
S. A. MacDougall
Warren
Alice J2. Sill
G. A. Pratt
Lake Pleasant
Savin Skelton
W. . Dallman
Union City
Christ
Mr. MacDougall
J. Arthur
Erle
B.A. Whitten
Kane
A. TO. Marks
Philadelphia
Ivan Shrave
North East
W. H. Dennis
E. H Mack
Brie
Baptist
Lester Bumpus
Pittsburgh
Audrey Reynolds
Jay Sheldon
Garlton King
B. ©. Barrett
Pennsylvania Baptist Convention
Funeral of Mrs. WM. De Jean
Funeral services for Mrs. William DeJean a Spring Creek resident were held at her late home Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev W H Garnett officiating Interment followed in Spring Creek cemetery Bearers were Roy DeJean Walter DeJean Donald DeJean Lynn DeJean Burl and Wilson Sickler Numerous Corry relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Walter DeJean and son Donald Mr and Mrs Harry Noxon from Corry Also present were Mr and Mrs Lynn DeJean and daughter from Willoughby Ohio Mr and Mrs W Docker Townville Mrs Minnie Seley Warren Mrs Myrtle Black Youngsville and Uland Greeley Panama
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William Dedvan
Spring Creek
W. H. Garnett
Spring Creek Cemetery
Roy DeJéan
Walter DeJean
Corry
Donald
Harry Noxon
Away
Lynn DeJean
Willoughby, O
W. Docker
Townville
Mintie Seley
Warren
Myrtle Black
Youngsville
Card of thanks from Corry voters extends gratitude
A thank you note from Frank Enghand expresses appreciation to Corry voters for their support in Tuesday's primary election. The message thanks friends and campaign helpers and mentions city residents for their backing and enduring encouragement.
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Corry
Sam
Sherif
Tose
Dell
MR. Miller
Frank T
Enghand
Towiah
Ani
Ee City
Yaters
Gayi Phe
Dana
Aldates Eit
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Bertha Applebee
Minnie McAllister
Robert Mulvin
Herbert Brown
Budly Kozik
Proctorville
Roger
Proctor
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Carl Lyons
Georgia Lyons
Lois
Jay Smith
Cash Smith
Rey
J. ©. Clark
Higin
MM. J
Figin
Merle Cummings
Alton Peterson
H. H. Williams
HD. Whitney
Spartansboro
Saturay
Marshall Ross End
Glenn
William Proctor
B. L. Watrous
Merle Tarbell
Bractorvile
Victoria, Denesky
Miller
LTA
Kett
By Paul Robinson
Oksey
Mushy J
Etta
Atraf
WaGemra
Nedong
Ais Nea
Engre
Proit
Keister
WM. DE Jean
Donald DeJean, Lynn DeJean
Butland Greeley
Wilson Sickler
Citizens National
A. Auametimer
W. L. Armitage
Algo
R. H. Keller
L. W. Owen
Iuclid Street
Sted
South Center St
Sastr
Church Street
Ratae
Mast Pleasant Street
Patterson
South Center Street
Smilie
Tere
John W. Lambing
Joseph L. Spiesman
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