Grange Meeting and Community Notes at Norton Home
Columbus, Sept 25. Grange members and area residents attend informal gatherings and community events around Norton home in Columbus. Reports mention visiting relatives, church services, cemetery association meeting, and multiple dinner visits at local homes withDerby era names and neighbors observed.
Requiem Mass for Mrs Bridget Fitzsimmons Held at St Thomas
Services for Mrs Bridget Fitzsimmons were held at St Thomas church with a 9:30 mass conducted by Rev Francis J Groves. Burial was in Calvary cemetery Butler Pa. Attendees included W M Gilmore Miss Jestle Gilmore George Mc Cauley Miss Rose McCauley Mr and Mrs Thomas Gilmore and Will Gilmore plus Miss Mary Gilmore among others from out of town.
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Frank Dodd
Leslie Bodd
Gerald Faulkner
J. JH. Reagle
Arthur Page
Bella Carroll
Sugar Grove
Vera Rhodes
Richad
Oil City
Clarence Thompson
Duane Fargo
Wars
Gust Lawson
Lakewood
N. Y
Helen McKelvey
Meadville
A. ML. Miller
P. J. McLaughlin
James
Oil Cuy
Cecil Miller
John Waite
T. A. Anderson
Corry Hospital
B. K. Gehidt
Rth
Amboy
N. J
H. D. Fehter
Jacksonville
J.a.thompson
Mead Ville
Charles Ohrn
Westfield
Verne
Florence Casnerson
Corry
J. A. Thompson
Alfred Anderson
Wivbe
Gust Anderson
Kennedy
Morton Johnson and Ton
Sherwood
Penn Johnson
Jamestown
Bridget Fitzsimmons
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis J. Groves
William Gilmore
George McCauley
Frank Keefe
Hugh Clark
Calvary Cemetery
Butler
W. M. Gilmore
Jestle Gilmore
Clymer
Rose McCauley
Erle
Thomas Gilmore
Will Gilmore
Wattaburg
Mary Gilmore
Union City
Smith Back in Jail on Forgery Charge at Ol City
Robert J. E. Smith of Ol City, who admitted involvement in a fight on North Thirteenth Street with Otis Beebe of Dif City, is jailed again in Vona muo County awaiting disposition of four counts of obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery charges.
Speed limits planned on Pennsylvania express highway
Governor James announced that Pennsylvania's 60 mile per hour limit will apply to the Pittsburgh Harrisburg express highway temporarily while the turnpike is used. Tests show cars exceeding 100 mph on the 160 mile route and officials will await data to set permanent limits. State police, the turnpike commission, and the justice department will report to the 1941 legislature.
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Yans Vomues Frese
Turnpike Commission
State Police
Department of Justice
Atria
Gurung Wen
Complice Commission
Harmony Short Line Transportation Company
Public Ugly Commission
Turnpike
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Harmony Short Line
Erie Youth Held With Stolen Auto in East
Erie reports a 24 year old Richard Sargeant of Eve along with two other youths from Lynn Massachusetts and Greensboro North Carolina held in Parkway West County New York in possession of a stolen automobile. The trio admitted stealing the car in Lynn last month. One man Suurdivant listed at 8 Kilborne Ave is a misaddress. Police records show a prior May arrest on an open charge.
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Erie
Nother
Richard Sargeant
Eve
Parkway
West County
N. Y
William Seliriimer
Lynn
Mass
Rufus Ascrayen
Greenboro
N. C
Suurdivant
Kilborne Avenue
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit Following Erie Motorcycle Crash
A $10,000 damages suit was filed in Erie County court by John B. Fleckenstein of Erie against J. Thornton Taylor of Fairview. The claim states the incident occurred on a motorcycle and seeks compensation for losses.
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Erie
Erie Court of Comnton Press
John
Fleckenstein
OC City
J. Thornton Taylor
Fairview
Last Chance to Register as GOP Gains in Corry
Report notes 49 address changes during two day special enrollment in Corry, including Republicans Democrats and independents. Several party changes and reinstatements occur. last registration cut off at 10 tonight at the courthouse in Erie before the election. Also mentions a motor vehicle accident in Waterford on September 5, 1999 involving Fleckenstein and a motorcycle rider, with lasting injuries attributed to alleged negligence of Taylor.
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Corry
Erie
Taylor
Waterford
Fleckenstein
Erie traffic law revision trial begins with one way streets
Erie Sept 25 Mayor Charles R Harber ordered immediate action on Traffic Engineer Wright Mc Cracken s recommendations. The plan funds one way traffic on 7th 5th and 9th streets from Liberty to Parade with west bound on 7th and 5th and east bound on 9th. State street police hours extended to 6 pm and possibly longer. Additional traffic officers to State street on Saturday nights. A new street light to be erected at 26th and Peach. The three one way streets to operate for 90 days as a test with potential permanent adoption if successful.
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Erie
Charles R. Harber
Wight McCracken
Trafic
We Sid McDonald
Liberty
Parade
State Street
26Th
Peach Streets
Barber
McCracken
Erie Young Man Admits Theft at Union City
Erie youth admitted theft at Union City before Peace Justice Clinton Bollard. He pleaded guilty to larceny of 365 in cash and a revolver from Harry Baldwin's store in Vinson City on September 1. Ballard held him for county report action and he was remanded to Erie county prison in 500 bail. State Motor Police Private C. M. Mathias and Detective James Maines helped bring him back from Baltimore where the arrest stemmed from a Coast Guard enlistment attempt.
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ERT
Arour
Maryey R. D. G. Erie
Baltimore
United States Coast Guard Service
Clinton Bollard
Union City
Harry Baldwin
Vinson City
Ballard
Harvey
Erie County
State Motor
C. M. Mathias
James Maines
State Inspections Bring Improved Poultry Stock
Harrisburg Sept 5 More than 3 18 000 chickens inspected since 1924 by the state department of agriculture have yielded a noticeable improvement in poultry stock. Under the standardization program begun years ago more than 1 000 firms in 7 percent of counties have undergone expert scrutiny to remove undesirable breeds reduce waste and produce better flocks. Inspectors handled over 4 000 000 chickens in August the banner month in the program. The eye inspection service found more work to be done with the equivalent of more than 10 percent of carloads passing through in the Harrisburg and Pittsburgh districts. Southern Pennsylvania farmers have harvested early potatoes with the main crop due to start, yielding only moderate amounts but better quality. Luzerne county reports the potato borer appears in at least one field with one generation per year. prompt cutting and burning of infested plants is advised. Pennsylvania farmers expand acreage to 40 950 acres the largest ever contracted, a gain of about 25 000 acres in eight years, with prospects for higher cash income if the industry maintains its growth.
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State Department of Agriculture
Mone Nas
The
Star
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John H. Light
Luzerne
Boy Pulled From Path Of Train At Crossing
John King, 12, was saved from being struck by an eastbound Nickel Plate train near Plum Street by 28 year old Donald Johnston of Continental Rubber Works. Johnston grabbed the boy by the seat of his trousers, pulling him to safety just as the car passed. Beverly King, the boy’s sister, fell to the ground shielding him and was knocked aside. The rescue occurred as the train was about 150 feet away with more than 80 witnesses watching the dramatic moment.
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Wrie
John King
Robert H. King
West 20Th Street
Plum Streets
Donald Johnston
Riubber Works
Johnston
John
Beverly
Independents push Roosevelt campaign across states
A Roosevelt independent and Democratic drive accelerates the third term effort. Wendell Willkie? No, Wendell L. Willide leads the Republican side eastward while the Independents outline a nationwide speaking campaign to reach every precinct. Fiorello LaGuardia and Senator Norris join as leaders in a broad campaign effort. The article also notes a separate fact about New Zealand's national bird, the kiwi.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Wendell L. Willide
National Committee of Independent Voters
Roosevelt
Wallace
Melvin D. Hildreth
North
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