Knights of Columbus Revue At St Josephs Hall
Members of local Knights of Columbus staged a lively revue at St Josephs hall on Beech Street before 200 plus guests. The program featured clever sketches strong vocal and instrumental numbers and comedy skits plus an Italian aria and dances. Repeated tonight at 8 30 with Frank Bonaveta Joe Vetrie and George Cunningham among the standout performers.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph’s Hall
Beech Street
Section Gang
Nick Mangus
Joe Vetrie
John Cuasses
Louis Casses
George Cunningham
Frank Bonaveta
John
Bill Ennis
Gene Caldwell
Scotty Scalise
Angelo Zingoni
Ah Marie
Sam Gerardi
John Castignino
Don Lawrence
William Geitner, Jr
Bruno Schipano
Joseph Bonadsi
Fred Hastings
Louis Ertola
Ed Geitner
Will Harrington
Charles Mahood
Charles Stone
Ed Flick
John Cassel
Swami Phulla Mudd
Mohammed Ali Bosh
Braono Schiripano
State Institution For the Insane
Donald Lawrence
Court Decree in Erie Election Case Attacked on Appeal
In Philadelphia on April 10 the Dauphin county court ruling commanding Secretary William Hamilton to certify Erie candidate Charles Johnson for the Republican state senate ticket was appealed to the supreme court. Johnson had refused the petition due to dates missing on a line with 43 signers. Hamilton’s attorney argued defects were unintentional and not fraudulent, while Johnson’s attorney said the secretary acted within his duties.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Dauphin County
Charles Johnson
Commonwealth
William Hamilton
Erie
Supreme Court
Johnson
Hamilton
William Schnader
Live Topics Of The Day Released In Shooting
Kane man 36, released by authorities after recounting a street shooting in Kane on a Sunday afternoon. Five shots were exchanged with Frank Firsina, who accused him of placing dynamite caps in the spark plug of Firsina’s auto, leading to the firearm duel. Firsina, 35, also of Kane, was the other principal in the incident.
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Patey Micale
Kane
Micale
Frank Firsina
Firsina
Plate at Station Seized and Held by Police
Pennsylvania license plate 168-578 was picked up and taken to police headquarters where it will be returned to the owner after an application is provided by the department.
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Pennsylvania
Seep Estate Will Filed for Probate in Meadville
The estate of the late Joseph Seep of Titusville was valued at 1,060,000 dollars when his will was filed for probate at Meadville. Seven children and the heirs of an eighth child who died before him received equal shares.
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Seep
Joseph Seep
Titusville
Meadville
Clever Window Features Clarence Chamberlin Display
A clever window display at H. L. Greenland Furniture store highlights the appearance on Wednesday of Clarence Chamberlin famed ocean flyer. The display emphasizes his aviation achievement and draws local interest.
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Clarence Chamberlin
H. L. Greenland
Man Seeks Steps to Bring Sister-in-Law From Poland
John Zawacki of Pittafield visited the courthouse this morning to learn the official procedures required to bring his wife’s sister Rozaliza Derylak from Poland to the United States.
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John Zawacki
Pittafield
Court House
Rozaliza Derylak
Poland
Carl Flackey Freed After 38 Day Jail Term
Carl Flackey of Warren is released from county jail today, marking the end of a 38 day sentence for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Carl Flackey
Warren
United States Buys 358 Acres of Forest Land in Two Parcels
The purchase by the United States government of 358 acres of forest land in Limestone township was disclosed by deeds filed in the register and recorder. The land comes from Robert L. Dunn Belle Dunn W H Christy and Blanche M Christy of Tidioute for 3359.05. The timber area lies on Magee Run and Hickory Creek in Limestone township.
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United States
Register and Recorder’s Office
Robert L. Dunn
Belle Dunn
W. H. Christy
Blanche M. Christy
Tidioute
Magee Run
Hickory Creek
Limestone Township
Reimer to Na tural Bridge on short assignment
Arthur A. Reimer of the U S Forestry Service based in Warren left Tuesday morning for a short assignment to Natural Bridge in Virginia. Ray Collins Warren lightweight boxer has signed to fight in the main bout at Conneaut on Monday May 30 with opponent to be announced. Nils Arvid Hoglin of Kinzua and Caroline Ada Barber of Barnes married Monday afternoon by Justice Watts N. Davis at his office.
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Haehn
Washington
George Haehn Wan
Warren
Ralph F. Otterbein
South Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dougherty
Liberty Street
First Evangelical Church
Arthur A. Reimer
United States Forestry Service
Natural Bridge
National Forest
Virginia
Conneaut
Ray Collins
Colling
Ringa
Davis Nils Arvid Hoglin
Kinzua
Caroline Ada Barber
Barnes
County
Watts N. Davis
Man Is Fined At Police Court Session
One man charged with intoxication was fined seven dollars including costs and discharged at Justice Watts Davis police court session at police headquarters. He was arrested Monday afternoon. Today’s hearing was the first in several days.
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Watts Davis
Instructions to Youths at Ball Meeting in Legion Rooms
Coach French Duncan will lead the first session for American Legion junior league baseball candidates in the Legion rooms over Citizens Bank Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Clair Rapp, team manager, is coordinating summer games with other Legion units while the youngsters receive an instructional course focusing on foundational baseball concepts and exams. Louis Pike Peterson announces he will leave Warren Sunday for York to begin spring training after signing with a New York Pennsylvania league club.
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American Legion
French Duncan
Legion
Citizens Bank
Clair Rapp
Duncan
Louis “Pike” Peterson
Walnut Street
Warren
York
Pettergon
Norfolk
Harrisburg Senators
Banquet Attendees Asked to Confirm by Wednesday Noon
All persons planning to attend the banquet on Thursday April 12 must call or notify Mrs. Wright no later than Wednesday noon. Call 761-R to confirm attendance and arrangements.
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BP. H.C
Wright
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Mullen
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Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Kan
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Pittsburgh
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Irvine
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Uniontown
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State Armory
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Greenville, Pa
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Newport
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Route 1
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Kinzus
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Clancy
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Warren, Pa
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