Paracraft Spring Back and City News Highlights
Passover observances begin with one week remaining in the festival. Corry Public Schools exit for spring vacation through Tuesday April 20. Road work on Breed Hill continues with one way traffic. Carl M. Guenther wins largest brook trout at Keister Cut Rate Drug Store opening day contest. PRR freight carloadings rise 9.6 percent year over year for the week ending April 13. Dr. Hanford Duke's estate probate details revealed. Good Friday services planned. banks and utility offices close. Newspaper ad index rose 5.2 percent in March. Robert C. Geiger named apprentice class cadet at American Nautical Academy. Homer grocery adds new Ford delivery truck. Explosion in West Smith Street area under investigation. Easter weather outlook favors springlike conditions. Groundhog close-season bill introduced. tax wage attachment bill discussed. DuPont stock up. three highway workers injured in Lindsey Hollow accident. none seriously.
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Carl M. Guenther
Keister Cut Rate Drug Store
Cory Sportsmen's Rifle Club
Keister Pharmacy
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Mary Martha Class Meets in Park Street Home
The April Mary and Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox's Park Street home with 22 members answering to a scripture roll call. Mrs. Harold Patterson led the meeting. They voted to buy new Junior choir books and appointed committees for publicity welcome and tlils and pellets. Carl Cox played two piano solos while members enjoyed visiting and contests. Hostesses served angel food cake with whipped cream and coffee.
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Mary
Martha
W. C. Cox
Park Street
Nellie Merker
Marion Smith
Harold Patterson
Marion Raybaugh
Robert Ott
Glen Dickson
Helen Cochran
Walter Auer
Carl Cox
Mitcred Patterson
Allene Corbin
Maude Ke
Locates with Uncle in West
Louis Morrow left this morning for Plymouth California to lodge with his uncle R Morrow who manages the Briarcjilt Mining Company with mines near Eldorado California including the Baldwin mine once famed for Lucky Baldwin. Laddie Morrow has long worked with E L Morrow in hide and fur. He traveled with J Harold Dugan as far as Denver Colorado by motor and will stay with his father there for an indefinite period.
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Louis Morrow
Plymouth
Calif
R. ©. Morrow
Briarcjilt Mining Company
Eldorado
Oa Baldwin
Lucky Baldwin
Laddie
E. L. Morrow
Denver
Colo
J. Harold Dugan
Phonograph Records Aid UC Exposition Course
Berkeley students explore a unique UC Exposition Division course titled Music of the People using sixteen hundred phonograph records as substitute textbooks. The ambitious program aims to broaden access to Soll music worldwide through a practical listening curriculum.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California Exposition Division
Missionary Society Met At Presbyterian Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met yesterday after the program hour to discuss Chosen and the American Indian. Mrs. G W Waggoner led, with papers on Chosen Korea's fiftieth year and sketches by Mrs. F B Whittlesey and others. Waggoner gave a talk on the American Indian in the United States. social hour followed with refreshments. Agnes Blata and daughters visited friends in Erie last evening.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Chosen
G. W. Waggoner
F. B. Whittlesey
Korea
H. Geiger
Cora Crippen
Willis Weed
Agnes Blata
Agnes
Olga
Erie
Sheffield School Board Lowers Per Capita Tax 92
Sheffield Pa April 18 Sheffield's school board set local tax at 22 mills and reduced the per capita tax from 3.00 to 5.00 the first such cut in years. Directors passed many exonerations as part of the annual program. Taxes in the township are slow to come in making budgeting difficult.
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Sheffield
California traffic toll 280000 killed maimed since 1929
California Traffic Safety Council estimated that 280000 people have been killed or maimed in traffic crashes over the last six years, enough to fill a city. From 1929 to 1935 there were 14794 fatalities nationwide in the state.
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San Francisco
California
Oaldalid
California Traffic Safety Council
Defer Sale Of Waldameer Park Delayed By Court
Erie April 14 A bondholders bid to foreclose on the Waldameer park mortgage was set aside by Judge W B Hirt. Receiver Garis will oversee operations as taxes and interest payments are disputed while bonds are stalled. Court offices will close tomorrow for a holiday. local stores will also shut.
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Erie
Wallameer Park
Jacob “Roth
Fred I. Kennedy, Jr
Wm. B. Hirt
Aitorney
Dunn
sBurtep
Garis
Pauley
Trdge Hint
Alesiy
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Corry
Frippien
Breed Hill
Beaveram-Elgin Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hanford Duke
B. F. Swarts
Register of Wills
Corale O'Neil
Corty
Erma E. Duke
Emma Duke
Joseph E. Duke
Hatfield
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Priners
Robert C. Geiger
Frank Geiger
American Nautical Academy
Washington, D. C
Nion
A. H. Homer
West Main Street
Fourth Ward
West Smith Street
Ehange
Harrisburg
John Wdecker
Centre
B.C. Tonps
Luzerne
Pennsylvania
New York
DuPont
Highway Department
Lindsey Hollow
Marvin McCray
E Emmett Cronin
Charles Harris
Uncle
West
Missionary Society Met
Sheffield School Board
Member
Federal Reserve System
Waldameer
AML
Court House
al Brie
Tops
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Root’s Furniture Store
Contac J
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Hopkin
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