Prout season opens and local school notices in Corry
Public Forum at Junior High opens this evening with invitation to all, while City and Cornell hold regular sessions tonight. Reports show year end radiator totals with net loss, and Dougiesty Cleaners lose Blue Eagles over alleged viol ation of ministry rules. Franklin High debaters head to district finals after facing Corry. Parish sale of Grand Union stores shows a year over year rise, and PA veterans receive approx 150 average bonus. Fire on old fair grounds checked with no major damage. many local names listed in community notices.
Probe crash kills six and injures fifteen
State officials pursue two investigations into a truck bus collision near Letain County. Driver Daniels and Schaffer face manslaughter charges. the truck driver Kirkpatrick was absolved of blame after attempting to avoid the crash. Passengers were killed or seriously injured, including Marie Kaser Anna Shetb a Amma Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafr Clarence Dick
S. J. Gove
State Public Titles Commission
Kirkpatrick
Columbus
Braler
Tani
Marie Kaser
Huntington Park
Calif
Anna Shet~ba
Duquesne
Amma Williams
Negro
Chicago
County
Fran Stevens
Daniels
Schaffer
Letain
Sherif Dick
Highland
Scouts Plan Court of Honor by Troop 63
Boy Scouts of America Troop 63 will hold a Court of Honor on Wednesday April 18 at 7 00 pm at the Law home of Scoutmaster Harry Spicer. The regular meeting precedes the Court of Honor and parents are urged to attend. A trip to Camp Days on Saturday April 14 featured tests passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Troop 63
Boy Scouts of America
Law
Harry Spicer
Dayson
Columbis
Cottage Park
Bnd Roeks
Mie Park
Horse Bolts Cause Arm Loss In Crash At Girard
Multiple injury reports from April incidents across Pennsylvania. Chet Staremure of Erie lost an arm after a car collision with a trick driven by John Rei of Hagerstown. In another case Howard Speir’s car derailed at an unlit crossing, and Eleanor Dolan’s daughter was burned when her dress ignited. Miss Eyll Darling, 18, of Meadville was thrown from a horse near Allegheny College and remains in serious condition with head and shoulder injuries under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Simsay
Chet Staremure
Erie
John M. Rei
Hagerstown
Springfield
Starzmore
Reid
Howard Speir
Speir
Sharon
Eleanor Tolan
Len Dolan
Leo Qulan
William Applegate
Meadville
Eyll Darling
Vida Darling
Witen State Hospital
Allegheny College
Miss Darling
French Architect Georges Denis Jer Joins Penn Arts Faculty
Georges Denis Jer, French architect, named professor of design at the University of Pennsylvania School of Fine Arts. He will begin work in the fall after receiving awards including the Paris Redon prize and the Grand Prize of Hors. Professor Dengier is currently studying at Villa Medici in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Georges Denis Jer
School of Fine Arts
University of Pennsylvania
Professne Dengier
Villa Medici
Pris
Hors
3 000 Miners to Walk Out in Wage Dispute
3000 miners in Shenandoah Pennsylvania plan a strike affecting the Punddelphia and teading Coal and Tron Company. The walkout is set for today per Martin F Brennan district 9 president, protesting that mechanical miners are paid by the day rather than contract rates. He said mechanical miners earn about 6.26 a day while contract pay could yield 9 to 12 dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shenandoah
Youn
Punddelphia
Teading
Coal and Tron Company
Martin F. Brennan
District 9
Brennan
McSparran Opposes Proposed Milk Tax
Harrisburg April 16 John A McSparran state secretary of agriculture denounces a proposed processing tax on dairy product buyers saying consumers would bear the burden with little gain to farmers He argues the eastern consumer would shoulder most of the tax while middle western farmers receive scant benefit from the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press
Harrisburg
John A. McSparran
McSparran
35 Cars Leave Rails After Tiona Derailment
A Philadelphia freight derailed east of Warren at Tiona injuring no one and producing estimated damage near 300000. Thirty five cars piled up in a fiery wreck, many carrying inflammable oils. Service resumed via alternate routes. investigations pending.
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Tiona
Renovo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Olean
Viver
Corry
Philadelphia
Sheffiess
Kane
Erie
New York
Sheffield
Maine
Sheffieldhams Lane
District Club Women to Meet at Titusville
Northwestern district of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women holds its twentieth annual conference in Titusville with Mrs. E C Barnes presiding over two days of sessions. Music chairs include Mrs HT Giblin. program covers opening bell, processional, speeches, banquet, department conferences, and lectures by Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Hamilton. officers from Corry, Kane, Linesville, Ridgway and other towns participate. large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Barnes
Corry
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Titusville
HT. Giblin
Lstrict
County Weneration
Lulicheon
DB. C. Barnes
Northwest District
Pennsylvania
Abbey
Grestings
Ela H. Bayless
Woman's Club of
Joy McLaighlan
FN Rupprecht
W. R. Ryman
Girard
MacAllister
Ridway
Bila B. Cram
Linesville
Robert P. Stanton
O11 City
Barnes
Richard J. Hamilton
Ardmore
Poe
Emily Dickinson
Whitsmin
Two Dead Two Dying in Gas Explosion at Home
Johnsonburg, Pa. April 10. A gas explosion in the home of Ralph Flegal on Darius Avenue killed him and his ten month old daughter. Mrs. Flegal and another infant were not expected to live. Fumes from a basement kitchen range ignited by fire caused the blast, blowing in the side of the house while the family sat at the dining table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Ralph Flegal
Durius Avenue
Candidacy of Schnader Wins Endorsement
Northwestern Pennsylvania Republican leaders endorsed William A. Schnader for governor at Ridgway meeting. The resolution urged unity and support for a candidate who can win in November, noting Schnader’s broad appeal in key counties and general endorsement by the state party. A separate item reports Harry Sullivan, 83, of Dorchester, injured in a collision while helping an injured man in a Quincy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Desmond
Corry
Mortimer E Graham
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Ridg Way
William A. Schnaeder
W. L. Dickey
Oz City
William A. Schnader
Heyer
Woul
Quincy
Mass
Harry Sullivan
Dorchester
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Péhoul
Hound of Education
Cornell
Dougiesty
Bre Wnt
Advance Cleaners
Tith Ville
Blue
Fred W. Brown
Franklin High Schoool Corry
Prankin News
Heral
Trev. Wiliis P. Reiser
St. Elizabeth's
Sacred Heart Chiarch
Brie
Grand Union Company
Ofinnyuples
B. F. Swarts
Erie Times
Department of Military Affairs
Fair Grounds
North Cory
Loyd Meerdink
Ray Green
Dart NePew
Harrison Keppel
1. H. Hawjing
Roward Mould
Raymond Sanl- Wing
W. W. Waterhouse
L. Hall
F M. Loveland
H. W. Parker
Joseph Cohen
A. G. Rees
H. A. Gurtis
W. W. Graham
G. E. Fennett
Hugh O'Hare
R. H. van Kasae
Worth Hammond
Engram
Franke van ‘Tassel
This City
Andr. V. McQuiston
Atlantic
Pit, Wert
Evie
Hunter's Lodge
Carry City
Mies Costello Rester
Mercyhurst College
Sodality Symposum
Carry
Francis Graves
Francis O'Connell
Stanislaus
Joan
Zits
N. Ress
Rita Ressler
Thomas and
Marlin Ressler
Mary Resler
Margaret Ressler
James Carriz
Amby
Josiah Read Rankin
Butler
Waynesburg College
Rankin
Petersburg
Libby
John Komenda
Amllays
Laas
Komenda
Corry Hospital
P. RR
Lorain
Alise Anna Reardon
Détroit
Nérson
Sik
Sharon Child
River Division
Bank of Deposit
E.C. Barnes
Corry Club
Schnader
Mortimer Graham
Ridgway
Keister
Mickey and
Hisma
E. E. Guignon
Member
Federal Reserve System
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