Farmers Plan Federal Loan Contingent on Credit Gaps
District farmers may receive federal crop emergency loans through Justice of the Peace Louis A. Pease in North East and Justices W. B. Hicks in Girard, and P. Day. Loans are limited to immediate cash needs for 1936 crops, up to 200 dollars per farmer, and available to those with no other credit. Security is a first lien on crop finances with landlords waivingclaims in favor of the government.
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Justice of the Peace
Louis A. Pease
North East
W. B. Hicks
Girard
Resettlement Administration
Missionary Societies Meet in Church Parlor Activities
The M E Missionary Societies met in the church parlors with Mrs Perry F Haines presiding and Mrs Neil Blackman conducting. A conference for the foreign Missionary Society will be held in Franklin on April 28 and 29 with Mrs Bima Gordon as delegate. Meadville district conference of the Home Missionary Society set for May 5 in Girard, Pa with Corry society represented. Next meeting features mite-box opening on May 18 planned by Mrs Albert Anderson. The program included a lesson on Toward Christian America, a Hook review by Mrs Perry F Haines, and monologues by Mrs C H H Heath. Edna Toyington and Jeannette Palmer sang. Social hour served refreshments. W A McGowan of Greensburg visiting on business.
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Foreign Missionary Society
Franklin
Bima Gordon
Love Society
Meadville
Home Missionary Society
Girard
Corry Society
Albert Anderson
Perry F. Haines
C. H H. Heath
Edna Totingon
Jeannette Palmer
J. B. Cabletrand
Corry Board Approves Budget Cuts and Teacher Reductions
The Corry school board lowered several budget lines including $5 050 in salaries and $1 000 in maintenance, while eliminating $4 500 in remodeling funds. Senior and junior high teachers face half of the above minimum salary reductions. resignations of nine teachers were accepted and retirement plans for Miss Ranney discussed.
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Auilay
Howard J. Sheen
Harold G. Wolfe
M. J. Hlanden
Stanley Anderson
May
Wolfe
Brandon
Andersen
McConmicks
Smith
Titus
McCray
Hoffmaster
Wdingar
Johnson
Brown
McCullough
Lambing
Uona
Doris Doolittle
Harding School
Leona Reed
Evelyn Sheeley
Tinior
Mary Li
McGrath
Margaret L. Blair
Paul J. Hatch
Helen M. Spencer
Jone Hoover
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Ranney
Corry
Canard
Miss Ranney
Tike
Monroe
Budget and Finance Committee
Kellogg Ant-Bray Claimed To Add Bulk In Diet
An advertising feature claims Kellogg's Ant-Bray provides bulk to meals to prevent constipation and related discomfort. It touts moisture absorption, bowel cleansing, vitamin B and iron, and suggests uses in cereals, soups, muffins, breads, and waffles.
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Kellogg's Att
All Pro
Kellogg
Warrlet district faces 1986 budget balance and tax hikes
The board discusses a 25 percent cut from three years ago and notes voluntary reductions are blocked by the state salary setup. They urge retrenchment to balance the coming year, warning taxes rose about 20 percent since 1922 and must increase further to retire loan, remodel the high school, and cover maintenance costs.
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Warrlet
Att Dlen
State Department
Monroe
Howey
Nual
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