Paragram of Political Moves and Local Items
A slice of spring news from the Rex premiere to Pennsylvania politics. John A. McSparran seeks party endorsements with Ella B. Black backing, while Frank B. Baldwin authorizes $400000 for 747 firemen relief groups including Corry rail. Reports cover rail revenue, auto production, and local election withdrawals, with bids on roads, voting machines, and crop loans.
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Frank B. Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Corry Rail
DuBois Supt Not Applicant Warns Board In Letter
C J Alderfer, DuBois public schools head for six years, did not apply for reelection at the school board annual meeting. He charges the board has ceased to be deliberative, holds secret meetings, and makes hasty decisions affecting teachers, curriculum cuts, and salary reductions. He notes the district is financially sound but calls for restored educational opportunities for 2500 boys and girls in DuBois.
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Dubois
C. J. Alderfer
DuBoia Public Schools
Board of Education
Mentary
Dubu
Teach'g
Corry BPW Club Meeting Scheduled for Monday Evening
The Corry Business and Professional Women club will hold its monthly business and social meeting Monday evening at the home of Miss Elly Mecray, 218 East Smith Street. A fried dinner will be served at 6 45 o clock followed by the business hour. All members invited.
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Comme
Missis Dred Denton
Anni Sekerale
Mary Ressler
Corry
Elly Mecray
Fast Smith Street
Ownership Statement for Corry Evening Journal 1934 PDF
Publisher Arthur Colegrove and editor and managing editor William Lombard head the Corry Evening Journal with H M Hall as business manager. Owners include A D Colegrove and Arthur Golegrové of Corry Pa. Average weekly circulation 2671 over six months. Notarized April 18 1994 by Notary B Portor.
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Congress
Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Pennsylvania
State of Pennsylvania
W. South St
Arthur Colegrove
West South St
William Lombard
H.M. Hall
Irs
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Golegrové
B. Portor
Lisss
Child Burned Near Kane Kan Suffers Severe Injuries
Veéra Elienbeth iz-yose, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs filmer Dunkie of Ormaby near Smethport, is in critical condition at Community hospital with severe burns to face arms and hips after her dress ignited on a small gas heating stove while her mother assisted another child. Dr R E Hockenberry of Smethport treated her and recommended transfer to the hospital here.
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Kanekan
Veéra Elienbeth Iz-Yose
Mrn Filmer Dunkie
Ormaby
Smethport
Hockenberry
Leader at Union City
Union City Odd Fellows were honored at their meeting after a visit by the Grand Master of Pennsylvania Norval Fr, accompanied by Patriarchs Militant and district officers. The hall was crowded with members and visitors from Meadville Erie North East Corry Wattsburg and Waterford who were drawn by the Grand Master’s address and the installing officers.
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Union City
Uni City
Pennsylvania
Norval
Daugherty
Piitsburgh
Roger W. Hans
Lancaster
Meadville
Adam Blass
Nis
Erie
North East
Corry
Wattsburg
Waterford
Aged doctor Rankin dies in Ridgway at 89
Dr M M Rankin aged 89, retired Ridgway physician, died at 11 45 am Thursday at Elk County General Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Immediate cause was infirmities of age and shock from left leg amputation due to infection. No funeral plans yet. services likely Saturday. Burial planned at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Ridgway
MM. Rankin
O'Clore
Elk County General Hospital
Pine Grove
Peace Returns as Warren Students Resume Classes
Warren, April 17. Peace and quiet reigned as students who went on strike Wednesday returned to classes in an orderly manner. About a third remained away in protest over the nonreappointment of Superintendent P. W. M. Pressel. Pupils who were on strike were directed to the auditorium to learn they could makeup missed work without penalty if they stayed in class. Most stayed and resumed Tuesday’s work. No real damage was reported. Police stood by in front of the high school before 8:30 a.m. but were not needed as students entered peacefully.
Police Kill Slayer of Wife in Akron Attic
Akron police shot and killed Frank Horvath 9 in the attic of his home after he killed his wife at a nearby grocery. The incident occurred April 14 as Horvath sought refuge inside the residence.
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New Upteg Press
Akron
Ohio
Frank Horvath
Italian American Club Dinner Ends in Fine Success
The Italian American Club, newly formed, reported a fine success for its first party a spaghetti dinner at St Edward's hall. One hundred twenty six guests attended with Mrs Tony Jackson and a team of helpers handling food serving and setup. An orchestra including Robert Paulson Louis Stover John Jackson and Ralph Ward provided music. Joe Amoroso chaired arrangements.
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St. Edward's Hall
Tony Jackson
Joe Amorosa
Louis. Jackson
al Jackson
Joseph Barrone
August DeMourt
Elizabeth Jackson
Maram Zarbo
Mary Mead
Margaret Jackzon
Mary Jackson
Florence Costello
Jane Shiels
Susie Petracco
Bertha Jackson
Joe Amoroso
Robert Paulson
Louis Stover
John Jackson
Ralph Ward
Offer Special Song Program at Toes Baptist Church
Saturday night is Request Night at Toes Baptist Church. The Gospel singers in charge of song services will present a program of request numbers as part of the evangelistic campaign. The pastor preaches a sermon titled God and the Holy Woo Premiere. The public is invited to hear the Gospel in sermon and song.
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Toes Baptist Church
Thompson
231 Mile an Hour Wind Velocity Recorded
A dramatic wind event at Mt Washington Observatory in New Hampshire set a record with a measured gust of 231 miles per hour yesterday. Officials report the remarkable gust lasted only seconds, averaging 188 mph over a minute. The prior record, 104 mph, was recorded on April 3, 1933 at the same elevation.
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United Press
Mt. Washington
N. H
Counkey
Alexander McKenzie
The
United Press Today
Lewistown Narrows to be Rebuilt on William Penn Highway
Four sections of the Lewistown Narrows along the William Penn highway in Mifflin and Juniata counties will be rebuilt at an estimated cost of 400000 dollars, the State Department of Highways announced today.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Mifflin
Juniata
State Department of Highways
Five Hurt in Three Car Crash Near Silver Creek
Five persons were injured after a collision of two cars and a truck on Southwestern Boulevard near Angola Road at 9 16 p m. Injured include Fred O Neil 50 Niagara Falls driver of one car with scalp lacerations and bruises and Mrs Ethel Percy 44 Toronto a fracture to the collarbone and hip. Joseph Wasmund 41 Forestville driver of the other car with lacerated hand and fractured ribs and Mrs Ethel Cleese 36% Lackawanna passenger with Wasmund with head injuries. Mrs Herman Agiotta 29 Lackawanna passenger in Wasmund s car with facial and body lacerations and a fractured right ankle. O Neil car headed toward Buffalo Wasmund car toward Silver Creek both sideswiped by a heavy truck before collision.
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Silver Creek
Angola Road
Silver Creek Hospital
Whey
Fred O'Neil
Niagara Balls
Ethel Percy
Toronto
O'Neil
Joseph Wasmund
Forestville
Ethel Cleese
Buttino
Wasmund
Herman Agiotta
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Annual Count Associ Reed Dr Erie County Board Meeting
A partial OCR readout shows the annual count or annual meeting items for the Erie County Association. It lists board actions and mentions a president position among the items. Further readable text is fragmented and does not provide complete details.
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Erie
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