Spring political shifts and local notices flash in brief
A jumble of items reports changes in party affiliation and voter registration hours on April 16, celebrates a 50th wedding anniversary at 966 North Center Street with a surprise party and gifts, notes reserved seats for a Red Cross Minstrels event, and tallies liquor license actions. It also covers retirement awards for school workers, a May 1 dancing party by St. Thomas Sodality, stock market quirks, police radio tests, a Crawford county Sportsmen Council request for corn, Rotary Club address, a Wright Street fire causing $300 loss, a film showing by Gullén Bryan, a chart of a two-vehicle Erie collision, and the ongoing silver cup contest for tent caterpillar eradication in Erie County.
Forty Hours Devotions Open at St Thomas Church
Rev James Powers of Mercyhurst College Erie will deliver the address at tonight's Forty Hours Devotions opening at St Thomas' church following Sundays solemn procession by parish children. The edifice was well filled for Sunday services with a decorated altar and suitable music. Father Hassett Titusville spoke last evening and the closing sermon will be given Tuesday by Rev Willian Smith.
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James Powers
Mercyiuist College of Erie
St. Thomas’ Church
Hey
Francis Hassett
Titusville
Pather Hassett
Father Powers
Willian Smith
Hire
Schnader Opens West Penn'a Campaign Here
Attorney General Schnader as part of a Northwest Pennsylvania swing met with local leaders at the Hotel Corry. The group planned stops in North East Wattsburg Union City Edinboro Albion and Erie for conferences with groups including the Erie County Women's Republican League and the Young Republicans Club. A broadcast on Station SWLEW at 0:20 this evening was announced before he heads to Meadville for further meetings. Local supporters include John Phillips Assemblyman John H. King and Charles P. Keating with J J. Deamonil among Corry Republicans.
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Schnader
SWLEW
Erie
Meadville
L. K. Graham
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Bre
John Phillips
Thie
John H. King
Charles P. Keating
J.J. Deamonil
Corry
Hotel
D. A. Hillstrom
T. England
Blane Kincaid
C. P Brown
F. A
Loveland
FE. C. Barnes
FS. Austin
City clean up day slated for May 2
Safety director announces May 2 as the annual Spring clean up day with city trucks collecting rubbish from curbs starting at 8:00 AM. Residents are urged to prepare containers of debris from homes and businesses for disposal. The effort aims to reduce fire hazards and improve city beautification.
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M. Leo Suiderick
Mat Nour
York
Teast
Mulderick
Jn Wie
Suit seeks damages in multiple party auto crash
Mercer April 23. Suit filed at the courthouse Saturday seeks 20 400 damages from Dorothy Olson Smelt ey of Titusville for a crash near New Lebanon on April 22 1932. W L Duan of Cochranton asks 400 for property damage. Robert Mook driver of Dunns truck seeks 10 000 for personal injuries. Walter McKinney and Lewis Turner administrators of George Turner estate seek 10 000 each. George Turner was seriously injured and died from his injuries. All plaintiffs reside in Cochranton Crawford County.
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Mercer
Dorothy Olson Smell- Tey
Titusville
W. L. Duan
Cochranton
New Lebanon
Robert Mook
Dunn
Walter McKinney
Lewis Turner
George Turner
Georg Turner
Cochanton
Crawford County
Amnesiac Woman Found In Dunkirk Hotel Lobby
A well dressed woman about 35 dazed in Dunkirk's Hotel Francis lobby was picked up by Officer Alfred Reynolds and taken to Brooks Hospital. She cannot state her name or residence. no papers. She spoke of Johnsonburg and a note reading Jean Coleman Rolfe Pa 624. Doctors attend. police seek relatives.
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Dunkirk
Alfred Reynolds
Francis
Brooks Hospital
Johnsonburg
Jean Coleman
Rolfe
Van Allsburg speaks before Corry Grange on farm tax issues
J. B. Van Allsburg of North East addresses Corry Grange members at the Horn block meeting. He outlines his Republican platform for the Third District State Assembly seat, discusses rural tax concerns, and urges Grange support in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. van Misburg
North Hast
Erie County
Corry Grange
Hornblock
Assembly
Grange
van Allsburg
North East
Roosevelt invites Schall to White House challenge statement
Mrs Roosevelt invited Senator Thomas B Schall to the White House to confront his remarks about the Reedville farm factory and the Val Kill furniture plant at Hyde Park. Schall did not appear after Mrs Roosevelt waited two hours.
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Schall
White House
United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas B Schall
R. Minn
Reedsville
W. Va
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Poisoning of Cows Probed At French Creek Farm
Local authorities investigate a suspected cattle poisoning at French Creek. The report lists affected cows and nearby residents while noting community concern and ongoing inquiries by law and veterinary officials.
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French Creek
Red Cross Minstrel Benefit Set For Next Week
Corry's Red Cross Minstrel Show is rescheduled for April 20 and May 1 with Carlton W. Smith as general chairman. Auditorium redecorating continues at the Senior High School as hosts Mr and Mrs Johnson prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Corry
Harding Association Plans Education Program
Harding Home and School Association will hold a 7:30 p m Tuesday meeting. Members familiar with education progress in Norway Sweden Germany Denmark Italy Austria and England will aid the program. A discussion on establishing and developing free public education in Pennsylvania will follow with special emphasis and good attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Home and School Association
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Italy
Austria
England
Pennsylvania
District Meet at Union City Draws Missionary Group
A Corry Women’s Foreign Missionary Society unit will attend the district meeting of Women's Foreign Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal church at Union City M E Church on Tuesday all day and evening. Miss Gertrude Harris of Lima Peru will speak on her work and “Our Lima Girls” in the afternoon and evening. A playlet “The Pitt Bottle” will be presented by the Wesleyville Standard Bearers in the evening.
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French Creek
Damkkot Jones Legion
Clymer
Lucy May Storer
Arlene Dubnewold
Frenen Creek
Garwood Baythroot
Glen Thompson
Uch
The
Legion
Miss Storer
Falconer
Wilbur Harmelink
Sim Apps
Charles Saxton
Orin Bema
Corry
Wesleyville
M. E
Meadville
E. Leigh Mudge
Edinborn
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Higuee Control Board
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McKeesport
Wilman
Schmidtz
Pittsburgh
Jeannette McCalmont
Franklin
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Thomas
Ehweh Ae
St Edward's Hall
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New York
Harrisburg
Dauphin
State Game Commission
Pymatuning
John Wiggins
Warrer
Rotary Club
George Spencer
Wright Street
Derea
Corry Hosten
Gullén Bryan
Titusyike
Russia
Lester Anundson
Rank Bedro
Gascade Street
Fimere
Beda
Conservation Committee
Federation of Gorden Clubs
Alice Thompson
Frances Hassett
West Penn
Pennsylvania. Telephone Corporation
Albertus Grayink
Earl Edwards
Corry Hospital
Uiderwent
Matt
Edwards Home
Harold Cady
Stan
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Quinn J. Smith
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Lucas C. Glewson
D. M. Eddy
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Brocton
Wilbur Camp
Ning
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Lottsville
Anna Vander Schaat
Gilbert and
Frederick
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Harold Legters
Howard Legters
Florence TeWinkle
Paul Meerdink
Vera Legters
Jamestown
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Earl Storer
Sam Dunnewold
Garrett Habink
Orgil Reed
J. S. Compton
Siston
State Police
Alfreda Simms
Olen
Harding Ass
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies
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