Odd Fel Jown elects officers at club rooms tonight
Erie county reports August relief load rose by 49 cases, with totals from 1,928 at month start to 1,877 at month end. Various local items include speakers at Erie County Bar Association, tax changes for corporations, Salvation Army address by Evangeline Booth, arrests for intoxication, and oil production figures.
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State Department of Public Assistance
State launches war on big investment rackets
Harrisburg reports a statewide crackdown by the state banking department and the Pennsylvania Securities Commission on investment rackets draining Pennsylvanians. Colley S. Baker outlines steps with the Attorney General and Liquor Control Board to attack whiskey warehouse receipts schemes, cemetery lot trades, and new investment trusts. The drive seeks harsher legislation and aims to clean up by January or February. Judges and officials expect wholesale arrests in several counties as investigations widen.
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Pennsylvania Securities Commission
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Ebairman
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Liquor Control Board
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Luther A. Harr
Frederick M. Barden
House of Representatives
George H. Marle
Barden
Doorstep baby taken to parent bureau
A blue eyed baby boy about two weeks old was abandoned today on a doorstep. A note tucked in the sleeping bag addressed the child to a guardian of the church. Reverend Shelton Schweiker, Lutherans minister and neighbor of the Ross family, notified authorities and the child was placed with the Parent Bureau.
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Anncu
Thomas Ry Ross
Shelton Schweiker Luthers
Card Party Draws Big Attendance and Fashion Show
The Corry Republican Women sponsored a card party at the American Legion home with twenty seven tables of auction and contract bridge. A Nast Company style show featured gowns and coats, modeled by local volunteers, as music and raffles accompanied refreshments and prizes.
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Nast
Corry Colmcil
American Legion
Counsil
Nast Company
Choping Liebestraum
Albert Miller
G. A. Shea
George Boyd
F. 5. Austin
L. B. Banks
Wallace Young
Aliie Taylor
Anne Titus
Unclear Forecast on Fivefold Investment Report
Baker and Barden said a decade of new investments needs analysis but it is too early to predict findings. They expect a report within a few weeks from the start of the threefold investigation.
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Concord
Baker
Barden
Freed in Bradford bootleg case ends in acquittal
In Bradford a bootleg case ends with not guilty verdicts for multiple defendants. Judge Glyson grants directed verdicts as defense and prosecution spar over the weakened evidence and specific defendants named including Pasquaje Augimell Angelo Bac cari Susan Mack Margarite Mack William Palme John Pavel Oleaniil HIALE Johnson and others.
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Pasquaje Augimell
Angelo Baccari
Susan Mack
Margarite Mack
William Palme
John Pavel
Oleaniil Hiale Johnson
Pioveice Piagya
Anethony Skzzo
Mary Suivy
Tony TiVo
Byadios Pier
Willian J.carney
Pergills
Anthony Gimpatese
Max Schoonmaker
W. Yawnella
Olean Sind T. W
Ryan Kane
John
Ray
Florence Pinzan
Kinds of Pacific Salmon in Five Varieties
The article lists five Pacific salmon species: quinnat Lineback silver chu and pink. It notes the quinnat blueback and pik as the most important.
Rules For Hobby Show At Rotary Fair October 6-9
The third annual Rotary Carnival at the State Armory through October 9 hosts a hobby fair with rules set by Jr How ski Watson HG Wolfe J S Tuy ey and BD MacKenzie. Exhibits must be personal and delivered by a specified date. Judging will cover many divisions including arts crafts and school projects with adult supervision.
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State Armory
Sotobey- Gith
Jr. Howski Watson
HG. Wolfe
J. S. Tuyey
BD MacKenzie
Farmers Meet to Discuss Crops and Regulations
Announcerment by P. Crossman of the State Agricultural Department notes meetings this fall to explain grading, labeling, and regulatory changes affecting potato marketing. Pennsylvania State College expert present to outline adjustments. Meetings listed: Quinquiry at C W Billings Farm September 30 1 80 pm. Weas Library September 30 8 pm. Wattaburg Harwood Bros October 1 10 80 am. Beaver Lynn Stilfar October 1 1720 pm.
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Peterson
Extension Machineny
Pennsylvania
Stave College
Orider
Kuintaro
C. W. Billings Farm
We's Library
L. M. Halderman
Wattaburg
Harwood Bros
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Lynn Stilfar
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