Automobiles and taxes dominate city council notes
A fragmented dispatch notes a regular city council meeting discussing tax burdens on those able to pay, with Attorney Charles J. Margiotti urging caution. The piece blends economic outlook on the auto industry, weather storms on the Roosevelt highway, a school vacation notice, and various local incidents, including a bicycle accident and a motorist collision.
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Warle
Rpublicans
Charles J. Margiotti
Philadelphia
B P W Club District Gathering in Corry
Cong Business and Professional Women's Club will host District No. 1 in Corry Saturday. Delegates from Meadville Erie Union City Sharon New Castle Greenville Youngstown Cambridge Springs and Grove City attend. Tea at 2:20 served by Edna Blanchard Gertrude Field and Florence Lindquist. Mrs Elma Mulderick Phoebe Kayda and Lona Merker attend Sony Clan. Helen Kidd Thompson will speak at dinner at Hotel Corry at 6:30.
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Cong Business and Professional Women's
Clu
City
Meadville
Erie
Union City
Sharon
New Castle
Greenville
Youngsvill
Cam+bridge Springs
Grove City
Lov Taman
Chemists Plan Conclave for Anniversary
New York on April 12 reports that chemists will gather April 22 for a week long conclave under the American Chemical Society to mark the 200th anniversary of the nation's chemical industries. Led by Arthur W. Hixson of Columbia University, the tercentenary committee notes the meeting will feature more than 1,000 papers and addresses praising chemistry as a driver of American industry and wealth.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Chemical Industries
Yor
Arthur W. Hixson
Coluumbia University
Tsao
John Winthrop. Jr
Connecticut
Pithone Asiam Infant
W C T U Leader to Speak at Corry Senior High
Corry W C T U plans included Mrs Scott of Philadelphia addressing students at the Senior High School Tuesday morning. The group will place Crusade papers in two Corry schools and ten Syllabus Books have been distributed locally. Afternoon study was led by Mrs Cogan Blackman and Kirch, with hostess Pfeifer serving biscuits and syrup.
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Corry W. C. T. U
J. G. Heminway
Firth Avenue
Mrrs. Scott
Philadelphia
Crusade
Corry
Neil Blackman
J. B. Cogan
Forum Dept of Club Meets in Corry Woman's Club
The Corry Woman's Club Forum Department met at Mrs. G. T. Kincaid's home with fifteen members present. They discussed current legislation and plans for new houses and plays, then enjoyed refreshments. An announcement invited participation in the Garden Department’s spring wildflower hunt at Findley Lake with date to be announced.
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Corry Woman's Club
G. T. Kincaid
W. E. Matthews
Jessie K. Newton
Garden Department
W. Findley Lake
Frank Loveland
Edinboro World War II veteran shoots self in home
Edinboro Pa April 12 Hostetler proprietor of Hvate Jer Electrical Store fired a single bullet into his head on his forty second birthday shortly after 8 p m He left behind a wife Ora and three children on the first floor of their Erie street home his act believed prompted by health He was a World War veteran active in American Legion affairs His body moved to a local undertaking establishment funeral services set for Saturday He also leaves his mother Minnie Hostetler and sister Gerald Baker of Euinborn
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Edinboro
Clay Hostetler
Hvate:Jer Electrical
Hostetler
Ora
Erie Street
American Legion
Minnie Hostetler
Gerald Baker
Euinborn
Man Hart Cave In Near Oil City
Oil City April 12 Two men hurt in a mine or industrial accident were admitted to Oil City hospital. Charles Lind of 529 Hiland Avenue an employee of Plant No. 1 Pennzoil was admitted about 9 a.m. with burns to the face from flames while pulling ashes from a ballet. injury not serious. Edward N. Schill of Lecunda, a coal mine employee, was admitted at noon with injuries not yet determined and X rays to be taken, listed as having been caught in a mine cave in.
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Oil City
Pa Usate
Charles Lind
Hiland Avenue
Pennzoil Company
Edward N. Schill
Lecunda
Nora
Week End Specials Patents Pocket Pharmacy Ads
Weekend sale list of patent medicines and tonics with prices for Pinkhams Comp Natol Absorbine Swamp Root and others. Includes quantities like 1.50 1.00 0.94 0.83 and percentages, with items such as Vicks VapoRub and Alka Seltzer tabs.
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Pinkhams
Sloans
Vicks VapoRub
Buckleys
Calif
Fletchers Castoria
V F W Plans Third Annual Card Tourney
Lieut A W Thompson Post 264 V F W schedules its third annual card tournament for Friday April 26 at St Edward's hall. Prize list includes merchandise items and car owner essentials. Corry merchants donated prizes. W E Selliman and John Boland Jr run the event with refreshments served before and after play.
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A. W. Thompson
No. 264
VF. W
St. Edward's Hall
Crawis
Pruers
Corry
W. E. Selliman
John Boland, Jr
Death of Mrs Andrew Spetz in Pine Valley
Mrs Alec Brooks Spetz wife of Andrew Spetz of Columbus RI died at home in Pine Valley this morning after an operation at Corry hospital. Born October 21 1875 in Springs Creek PA she leaves four sons Maynard and Victor of County four at home Erwin and Raymond and four daughters Helen Olson Erie Margaret Walton Columbis RD 1 Doris Speta at home two sisters and one brother Funeral at the late home Sunday afternoon with interment in Brooks Rocks PA.
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Alec Brooks Spetz
Andrew Spetz
Columbus
Pine Valley
Corry Hospital
Spetz
Springs Creek
Paul M. Brooks
Jamestown
Brooks Rocks
L. C. B. A. Easter Monday dinner and dancing party
Preparations are underway for the L.C.B.A. Easter Monday event with Mrs. Mary Murray as general chair. The hall will serve from 1 to 8 with a large supper, and the Nigel Hawley orchestra will provide music from 9 to 12:30. Mrs. P. G. Wasidl and Mrs. John Mooney will coordinate the dancing portion, with pastel decorations planned for the post-Lenten affair.
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SL Ruwaril
Corry Brinch
Mary Murray
W. S. Morrell
The Cold Finger Curse Unfolds In Dark House
Montigny returns to the Elderbank home after reading a tabloid about Glenn Thurber and the cold finger curse. He notices a basement telegraph-like signal from Cupples, and a tense radio style exchange reveals an armed threat and a race to a downstairs phone booth as night shadows move through the Waverly Place residence district.
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