City Council handles routine matters and minor repairs
City council met last evening for routine items. Treasurer Westley reported month receipts of 1155, boosting the balance to 4421.96 with 9007.55 in expenditures and 1108.39 cash on hand. A transfer of 1.82 from property supplies to printing was approved. Bills approved for payment as funds permit.
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Alse Culny
Fran RB. Westley
Trigaments
Treasury
Mulderick
C.F. McCray
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weaver
Council
Corry Firemen’s Relief Association
Seventh Street
Streets Nichols
Counell
W. T. Scott
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Columbus Avenue
Second Ward
Lyle Thomas
North Center Street
Edward Q. Walsh
Eagle Street
Hig Home
Eagle
West Wayne Street
Nichols
Duke
Avenue A
Gilson Hits Dirty Politics At Corry Democratic Meet
Samuel Gilson, Pennsylvania Senate hopeful, denounces dirty politics and big interests at a Grand Theatre gathering hosted by Corry Young Democratic Club. He pledges to work for the people regardless of party and support bills benefiting citizens. Local Democrats and club organizers outline aims to engage youth in government with forthcoming events and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ©. Gligon
Pennsylvania Senate
Grand Theatre
Young Democratic Club of
Corry
Gilson
Senate
H. H. Jones
Warren
Young
James Sullivan
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed grid of across and down clues lists various wordplay prompts such as color of books, a quarrel, tributary, and phrases describing actions and objects. The puzzle includes references to musical terms, landscapes, and everyday items, inviting solvers to fill the grid with fitting words.
Seek 4876 Recruits for Pa CCC
The United Press reports Pennsylvania begins enrolling 4870 men for 105 Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Recruits train at Camp Mendis Md after which they join the Iceystone state total of CCC workers at 22,952. Enrollment aimed to finish by April 45 with 4604 replacements drawn from direct relief rolls. 200 negroes and 4404 white men among the replacements.
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United Press Starrisburg
Pennsylvania
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Camp Mendis
Willwell
Iceystone
COC
State Emergency Relief Administration
Funeral of Darius Boyle in Corry service set at 2 p.m.
Funeral services for Darius Boyle of Corry were held at his East Bond street home Monday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiated. Interment will be in Sunnyside cemetery, Centerville, Pa. Local bearers were John Hammond, Oscar Fritz, Arch Stanford, Ross Mead, Walter Blair, and Charles Graham. Centerville Lodge officers led the committal at Centerville. Out-of-town attendees included multiple Boyle relations from Titusville, Erie, Millsburg, Hydetown, Litt Cooley, and Townville, among others.
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Darius
Boyle
Corry
East
Bond Street
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Centerville
Sunnyside
John Hammond
Oscar Fritz
Arch Stanford
Ross Mead
Walter Blair
Charles Graham
L. J. Bradford
Noble Grand
Harry Fielding
Bradford
Fielding
Robert Henderson
J.J. Fielding
Emma Southworth
Guy B., Boyle
W. C. Boyle
Raymond Boyle
Mabel Robinson
Richard Robing
Bila Ross
Raymond Ross
Titusville
Maude Shreve
Durance Glass
Erie
Flora Ellis
Harry Ellis
Millsburg
Lawrence Boyle
Hydetown
Eva Glass
Bert Glass
Litt Cooley
Mrs. Allen Hillison
Townville, Pa
Erie Man Held On Three Counts After Accident
Erie man faces three charges after an auto crash injuring a man identified as Albert on Pagan Road. The driver, Charles Bowers, a 27 year old trucker, is alleged to have fled the scene after a 10 p.m. collision at 16th and Sassafras. One victim remains hospitalized with severe injuries. another is jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing. Bail set at 1500 dollars.
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Prie
Aprily
Bieht
Erie
Panier Albert
Pagan
R. D
Kearsarge
St Vincent's Hospital
Deen
Charles Bowers
Holland Great
SunJayap
16Th
Sassafras
W. M. Schubacker
Brest F. Albert
Elde Mth
Albert Wis
City Council Sees Street Work Sharp Curtailment
At Monday's City Council meeting Director Stanley H Nichols warned that snow removal and street maintenance costs have drained most of the current budget. With about 2200 remaining for the year and prior appropriations depleted, the street program faces significant cutbacks unless transfers are approved and departmental economies are pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. “Nichols
Nichols
Ion
Miller
Washington engineer to attend Beaverdam meeting
Leaders of the rural electrification program extend an invitation to farmers in Beaverdam district to a Wednesday evening gathering at 8 o clock at the Methodist Episcopal church. An engineer from Rural Electrification Administration headquarters in Washington will attend, signaling possible steps toward construction plans in Beaverdam and Concord Township.
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Beaverdam
Dstrict
Methodiay Episcopal
Concord Township
April 24 Proclaimed Spring Arbor Day in Harrisburg
Governor Burletouay proclaimed April 17 and 24 as Spring Arbor Day and Arbor Bird Slays. He urged observance in southern counties on April 17 and northern counties on April 24 urging individuals and organizations to plant trees and shrubs and promote bird life observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Burletouay
Mentor Club Names Officers For Year
Officers for the coming year were elected at a special meeting held at Mrs. Andrew Paulson’s home in Maplenge nne. Miss Myrtle Fuller was chosen president, Mrs. Andrew Paulson vice president, Mrs. Frank Parsons secretary, and Mrs. Jessie K. Newton treasurer, with Mrs. D. Wilnos as retiring president. Plans for the final year meeting at Mrs. Leslie Donaldson’s Spring Creek home will be set by committee members Mrs. Paulson, Mrs. Mae Curmike, and Mrs. Wave Petlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Andrew Paulson
Maplengenne
Myrtle Fuller
Frank Parsons
Jessie K. Newton
D. Wilnos
Leslie Donaldson
Spring Creek
Paulson
Mae Curmike
Wave Petlins
Conference on Social Work At EAIE April 16 18
Regional Pennylvania Conference on Social Work to be held at the Lawrence Hotel Mile April 10 15 with 200 to 100 delegates expected. Thirty six speakers including officials educators physicians and social workers will present sessions from Thursday evening to Saturday afternoon. Open to interested persons with speakers from State Emergency Relief Administration University of Buffalo Federation of Social Agencies and more. Programs by writing the conference office 51 Smithfield Street Pittsburgh.
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Pennylvania Conference On Social Work
Lawrence Hotel
Mile
Anu «Iscuamlutt
Tneluders
Lie
Spenkers Arity Kaelie Hchweinitz
Mecoutine di Revio
State Amergency Relief Administration
Hartisburs
Samuel W. Hartwell
Mda Ae
University of Buffalo
Gutalo
N.Y
Florlest L. Spences
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburgh
Federation of Soci Agencies
Leland Culbertson
Pennsylvania Committee of Public Assistance and Relief
Meadville
Lester” Hollander
M. TD
Pittsburgh Skin and Cancer Foundation
Donald C. Gelehouse
State Emergency Relief Administration
Marjorie Wallace
Buffalo
Frank J. Shalak
the Brashear Association
Cecile R. Kennedy
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Frei Zappolo
Works Progress Administ Tion
Harrisburg
Grace White
Division of Social Work
University of Pittsburgh
Everhart
M. D
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Smithfeld Street
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Ethiopia
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Guy Haskins
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Shady Avenue
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Andrew Hingard
Monpelier
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