Erie and Vicinity Local Notices Recap
A collage of brief items including injuries from horse riding at Prospect Park, Elks event reservations for October 2, DAR meeting with Mrs Homer Jolstee, and a Y bargain book sale. Also reports on a $400 settlement in a county court traffic case, St Elizabeth Guild rummage sale, an overnight break in at Lenal's Restaurant, YMCA membership totals, a bowling league meeting, Erie traffic injuries including two dead in a Harborcreek crash, legal updates on city solicitor assignments, and local shopping notes from McIntyre's and Sea's Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Journal Printing Department
Kane
Delmar
Ity
Prospect Park
Elks
Brokenshaw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Homer
Stee
Clymer Road
G Taylor
Tracy Whitehead
Arbam Thomas
Erie
George Callahan
Callahan
St. Elizabeth Guild
Heberlein Motor Sales
Lenal
Evie
Zantevopintesivoikrain
Thosrife
Hamot
David Pox
Hanyot
Corry Beverage Distributor
Anthony Gambatese
Gerald J. ‘Weber
Gomibatese
Hospital Report And Community Notes From 1930s Erie Area
At the hospital report compiled at 7am lists admissions including Mrs William Miller 600 South Center street and Alfred J Pless 138 Ohio street with several discharges such as Mrs Hert Davis and infant Dale Wayne from Sy Spring street. Blood donations total 13 pints to date. Community items note Wheelock Aid meeting October 2 at 8pm, Gov Leader’s campus construction in Edinboro, and a will attend funeral service for Mrs Lona Woldford. Also report Antarctic expedition led by Everett Merritt with geophysical year research plans. A Women Relief Corps tureen dinner is announced at Grange Hall with embroidery supplies requested. A cow shot in Little Cooley district prompts investigation by Pennsylvania Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
John Krasn
R. D
Edinboro
State Teachers College
Thoms R. Miller
Doreas
First Methodist Church
Bracken
Lona ‘Woldford
Bowl- Aire
Erie
Fairview
Everett L. Merritt
Falls Church
Antarctic
Merrit
Women Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Brookville
Pennsylvania State Game Commission
Little Cooley
Charles Brown
Townville
William Lee
Titusville
Leader Cites Major Gaps In Social Security Program
SHARON Pa AP Gov Leader says major gaps in unemployment, old age, and illness protection hindered social security. He criticizes Congress and the Administration for opposing uniform state standards and faster benefit increases. He tours Crawford Venango and Mercer counties, urging national standards to prevent undercutting by lagging states. Mayor Lawrence touts Democratic prospects as he campaigns across rural Pennsylvania. Beat Wolfe Wheaton dies at 68 in Asheville after brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
U.S. Senate
Congress
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Congress of the
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Gov. Leader
Relief Safety for Quemoy Children Lodged in Caves
More than 2,000 children on Quemoy and Little Quemoy live in caves and underground shelters as winter nears with influenza smallpox and exposure fears. Dr Lin Chin Chiang warns an influenza epidemic could strike. 5,700 civilians including 1,500 children are underground. State Department provides 180000 in civilian relief supplies including shelters medical gear food stockpiles. Villages report heavy shell damage with Na Shan among worst hit. many homes destroyed or rendered unusable. Winter temperatures in mid-40s with dampness threaten health and raise epidemic risk. Underground ward houses 15 beds crowded with 67 wounded, light from candles, and a noise-heavy generator used despite risk of alerting artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Edwards Quemoy
Quemoy
Lit- Me Quemoy
Lin Chin Chiang
Little Quemoy
State Department
Washington
Quemoys
Na Shan
Lin
Lin’s
Rites Held For Mrs. M. Amacher at St. George
Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Amacher were conducted at 2 p.m. yesterday at St. George Funeral Home with Rev. Lincoln Pyle of the Church of God in Erie officiating. Interment followed in the Mina cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends from Erie, Mina, Findley Lake, Parkersburg, Corry, Silver Creek, Niagara Falls and surrounding areas attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Amacher
St. George Funeral Home
Lincoln Pyle
Church of God In
Erie
Mina
Fred
Richard
Jake Foster
Arry Henry
Walter Kramer
Milton Adams
John Amacher
Willam Amacher
John Amacher Jr
Oliver Foster
Martettz
Ohio
Chester Foster
Parkersburg
W. Va
Robert Foster
Lloyd Whitling
Mary Lou Foster
Theodore Taline
William Larsen
Findley Lake
Edna Maas
Fern Adams
Silver Creek
N. Y
Misa
Grace Delph
Lang
Glover
Hubbard
Eric
William Curtis
John Leretsis
Victoria Marzka
Lee Foster
A. Douglas
Weber
Niagara Falls
Corry Area
Actor Bolton Dies After Heart Attack In New Jersey
Lawrence J. Bolton, 60, known for the off Broadway comedy Comic Strip, died Sunday in Orange New Jersey. His career spanned 87 years in acting singing stage managing directing producing and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Lawrence J. Bolton
New York
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Hamet Hospital
Harborcreek
Bernard Wolf
Wilbur Fowler
North East
McIntyre’s
Union City
Nelson Williams Fruit and Vegetable Market
Waterford Street
al Pancerey
Pancerey
Lake Shore Country Club
Hallmark Cards
Erie Fire Department Relief Association
Ginnie’s
The
Corry Hospital
William Miller
South Center Street
Alfred J. Pless
Ohio Street
Malvin Burton
Guy Vanderhout Jr
Bear Lake
George Christensen Sr
Shirley Sherwood
East Main Street
Hert Davis
Snyder Carcles Tommy
Louis Park
Clymer
Jesse Emory
Dale Wayne
Carl Lindstrom
Sy Spring Street
George Willover
Mutie I. Bettes
East Smith Street
Spire
Red Cross
R. Dale Webster Manager
CORRY
N. Center St
Crandall Agency
Corry Edinboro Union City
Pyrex Handy
Molen
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
Wilmington
N. C
Helene
Carolina
Chrysler
UAW
Reuther
International
Det
Ypsilanti
Kansas City
Leonard Woodcock
International Union
Asheville, N. C
Beat Wolfe Wheaton
Thomas
Wolfe
Carry, Pa
Connie’s
Vienna
Oscar Mayer
Nabisco
Sunshine Crackers
North East Peaches
Connie‘s
Vother
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