Merit Awards Highlight Ohio Kids and Local Guests
Columbus April 23. Grace Moors of Erie visits relatives as do Warren and Youngsville residents for weekend gatherings. Dean School awards merit pins for eighth grade and seventh grade Palmers with names of students across several families.
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Colummbus
Grace Moors
Erie
Mrg
Clarerice Moore
Myrna
Mihired Sehram Ming
Warren
Tunant Amy Ohrn
George Nagel
Warnea
Migs Jackuteline Jones
Clarence Moore
Leo Carroll
Clearwater
Mia
Ladies Aid
Emma Carroll
William Rust
Corry
Martin Madison
Meadville
Elmer Rust
Gilbert Sanford
Gilbert, Jr
McNutt
Youngsville
Frefonia
N.Y
Warren Fargo
Lloydine Saeger
Lottie McGuire
Claire Gordon
Erna
Coletta Faulkner
Gerald Faulkner
George Stranigan
Bear Lake
Dean School
Rosemand Kndlile
Lyle Thompson
Dawson Hulett
Donald Bensink
Marie Schraming
Nicholas Matsko
Clarence Thompson
James Hammond
William Jankowski
John Rowland
Anthony Miscik
Walter Kowalsii
Stanley Kowalski
Nixola Hayes
George Smith
Albert Macko
Avanel Snedien
Olga Matsko
Jean Floss
Dale
Upperman
Geraldine Denton
Bertha Brant
Anna
Cochran to be named Erie school business manager
Bernard J. Cochran, head of the WPA in the Erie area, will be named business manager of the Erie school district on July 4 or shortly after. Directors expect an annual survey of $4,500 for the position and note Cochran is suited to take over duties from R. Stanley Scobell.
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Erie
Bernard J. Cochran
WPA
Wis
Cochran
Aly
Herson Grose
Wort
Forestry Award for 90,799 Boy Scouts
The Pennsylvania Department of Forestry and Waters recognizes the Boy Scouts as key in forest fire elimination. It says 90,799 scouts statewide have earned the Forest Guardian title by pledging to protect forests, birds, and animals. They train to prevent fires and assist foresters and fire wardens.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department
Foresta and Waters
Fortune Hidden in Tin Lunchbox Found in Farm Trunk
Mrs Anna Wenger pushed a trunk laden wheelbarrow from her farm to a town residence years ago. Upon her recent death a total of 22000 dollars was found, mostly in tin cans. The Grange plans a meeting Monday evening at the CIC hall with first and second degrees and a short program. Other notes mention dinner guests, weekend visits, and a funeral in Titusville.
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Gans Mendon
Mich
Anna Wenger
Court to Rule Where Teacher Lost Position
In Pittsburgh on April 23 the State Superior Court considered whether a school board may rescind a teacher’s hiring without a hearing. Miss Potts, a teacher since 1900, claimed two unsigned May 1933 contracts and sued after the board rescinded them. The case began when 71 Penn Township residents petitioned against accepting her contract.
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Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Adam. Potts
Penn Township
West
Ipleas
Moreland Colinty
Yeater- Gay
Miss Potts
J. Finley Wyant
Loughners
Common Pleas Court
Railroads show 22 percent March earnings gain for 4 Class 1 lines
Reports from the Association of American Railroads indicate stronger New Deal recovery with March operating revenues for four Class 1 railroads at $311,351,968, up 22 percent from March 1936. Freight and passenger revenues rose, while eastern and southern districts posted varied gains and declines from prior years.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Maron
Western District
Aes
Corry Manufacturer Chosen as Delegate to C of C
D A Hillstrom secretary and GM of Corry James town Manufacturing Co receives honor from the Swedish Chamber of Commerce of the United States to represent at the Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington D C April 27 to 29. The convention focuses on Business Looks Ahead with discussions on legislation industry and finance among leaders. Hillstrom will depart early next week for Washington.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Swedish Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Washington, D.C
Jong
Associated Effort
Hillatrom
Washington
V E W Auxiliary Sets Tea Plans In April Meeting
Mrs Dora Quinlisie was named chairman of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW committee arranging a silver tea at the VFW home on April 28. New members Mrs Martin McGraw and Mrs Aaron Oberman joined during this week’s meeting as the group hosted a salad luncheon prepared by the April committee led by Mrs Esther Lethman. The May committee includes Mrs William Houghton Mrs Harold C Can and Mr Aaron Oberman.
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Dora Quinlisie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. PW
Martin McGraw
Aaron Oberman
Esther Lethman
William Houghton
Harold C, Can
Hershey Workers Vote On Bargaining
Three thousand workers at the Hershey Chocolate plant voted on whether to join a collective bargaining unit. The refer-end was supervised by the national labor relations board and observed by representatives from the Loyal Workers Club United Chocolate Workers Union.
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United Press Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
Loyal Workers Club
United Chocolate Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lucille the Robin Fights Its Own Reflection at Dawn
In Paineville Ohio on April 23, Lucille the robin engages in a 16th straight dawn to dusk duel with its reflection in a J. A Thompson home window. The repetitive display shows the bird harrying its image with renewed vigor at daybreak.
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Tne
Paineville
Lucille
Robin
J. A Thompson
Edinboro Girls Win State Music Titles in Altoona
Edinboro High School girls dominated the Pennsylvania music and forensic finals at Altoona with state titles in violin and cello. Dorothy Mudge of Edinboro won the violin cello contests while Beatrice Case led Edinboro in the double bass event.
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Edinboro High School
Windber Entry
Edinboro
Altoona
David Lammers
Corry High School
Angelo Saverino
Wimber
Ralph Woodel
Curwenaville
Elwood Ample
Northampton
Trvine Kennedy
Haverford
Dorothy Mudge
Beatrice Case
Edinborn
Bandits Seize Payroll at Philadelphia Shoe Plant
Two men raided the Human Shoe Company offices in Philadelphia and made off with a $3,600 payroll today. Police pursue leads as investigators examine security footage and collect witness accounts from the plant on April 23.
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Philadelphia
Human Shoe Company, Inc
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Sanger
Pers
Tocal
Clearfield Taxidermy Company Manufacturing Furriers
Clearfield, PA
Clearfield
Clearreld Taxidermy Company
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Stewart Hat Shop
Edinboro Girls
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