Trial of George H Clavin Continues in Federal Court
The trial of former chief of the North Tiaat department George H Clavin on postal law charges was continued from this term to the March session. Separately, Erie Railroad excursion to Chicago was noted and other local events include a Rainbow Gardens performance and a county picnic with speakers such as Congressman Byrn Mrs Guffey and Attorney Muargiotti.
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George H. Clavin
North Tiaat Tre Depirtment
Clavin
Dcarge
North East
Gary and
Vicinity
Deanford Pnunty Ray and
Pasket
Maple Grove
Frenchtown
Joseph W. Byrn
Tennesseee
Emmi Guffey
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Muargiotti
Punxsutawney
Legion Will Meet at Miami October 22
United Press reports Miami prepares for the American Legion National Convention with 75,000 World War veterans arriving for a Winter Season kickoff. Events launch October 21 in Bayfront Park and October 22 features the Commander's Dinner at Billmore Country Club, with the Auxiliary meeting in Coral Gables. Major transit boosts include added trains, extra Pullmans, and boosted steamship service as Miami anticipates a large influx of Legionaires.
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American Legion National Convention
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Seaboard
Atlanta
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Seaboard Air Lines
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Pullmans Witpe
Coastal Steamship Lines
Death Claims Patrick Brown
Patrick Brown, of Pleasant Street, died at his home this afternoon after an operation three weeks earlier at St Vincent's hospital, Erie. A longtime moulder with the former Climax Company, he had lived in Coxey for many years and is survived by three sisters, Catherine Brown, Mary Culligan, and Gertrude Brown of Corry. Funeral arrangements were announced this afternoon.
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West Pleasant Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Mr. Brown
Cox [Ey
Climax Company
Catherine Brown
Mary Culligan
Gertrude Brown
Corry
Spencer Aid Has Election in Community Meeting
Spencer Aid Society held regular meetings at Mrs. Smith Spencer's home. Elected for the ensuing year were Alma Sorenson president Dagmer Bailey vice president Minnie Alcorn treasurer and O R Crowell secretary Flower ladies named were Mrs T C Fwlom and Mrs John Kornkoski Officers will preside at the next meeting with Mrs Ralph Bailey in October.
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Spencer Community Aid Society
Smith Spencer
Alma Sorenson
Dagmer Bailey
Minnie Alcorn
0. R. Crowell
T. ¢. Fwlom
John Kornkoski
Ralph Bailey
Columbus community notes and school enrollment details
Columbus September 21. Services at Community church Sunday September 23 at 11 am for Go-to-church service of Columbus Grange with special music. Village school enrollment totals 162: high school 62, grades 7-8 46, 5-6 36, 3-4 26, 1-2 22. Community Aid meeting held with Mrs Clarence Moore. next meeting Oct with Mrs Mary Mead. financial reports and officers to be elected. PTA officers met to plan first meeting. Frank Vincent Patrick exhibit includes eight sculpture portraits. noted works Tren 2 Portrait Kris Old Salt and Fragment of Carlyle. Patrick finishing a 312 ft figure The Sculptor. Crushed stone laid on new road. final work expected this week.
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Community Aid
Clarence Moore
Mary Mead
P.T. A
Ayn Doild
Vincent Patrick
Hia
Kris
Carlyle
Patrick
Edwin Davis
Autos Looted At Jamestown
Jamestown reports a rising car looting trend with three thefts last night. Victims include Harry B Kleist who lost two coats from his parked car on Cherry Street, William Ras who found a blanket stolen from a Market Street lot, and J A Spetz who reported a fur robe bandages scissors a wrist watch and a vanity case taken from his vehicle near Bethel Lutheran Church on West Third Street.
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Jamestown
Harry B
Kleist
Paramount Ave
Ais
Cherry Street
West First
West Second Streets
William Ras
R. D
North Main Street
Market Street
J.A. Spetz
Blanchridst
Bethel Lutheran Church
West Third Street
Aged Blind Man Seeks Aid Based On Pension
An elderly blind man from Gallipolis Ohio, living on a $44 yearly pension, applied for aid for the aged in the local community.
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Gallipolis
Lindbergh Kidnapping Near Solution as Hauptmann Denies Charges
Continuous testimony from Hauptmann on the Lindbergh case details ransom money, a supposed associate, and his own movements from 1926 to 1932. Officials press links between the ransom, the carpenter, and the ladder while noting Hauptmann’s guarded, nervy responses under glare of lights.
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Pédera
Sy Ink Hauptmann
Dr . P
Jassie) Condo
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Woll
Fische
Ange
Germany
Pirage
Kamenz
Saxony
Brubo
Richard Hauptmann
New York
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