Paragram of Local Notices and Meetings
Cloudy cooler. A special board session plans to set the Superintendent's salary for the coming term. An Odd Fellows supper will honor the losing cowboy pool team at 6:20 PM. The thirtieth annual convention of the Department of Pennsylvania, United Spanish War Veterans, will be at Connecticut Lake Park on June 10. The first newspaper in America appeared April 24, 1704. The Creek Baptist Young People's Union tallies May 5 at Bradford Baptist. State awards for a highway garage and storage shed were announced, with Codie Anderson Co. and others named. A 50 percent cut in naturalization fees takes effect April 19. A silver tea at St. Edwards Hall Sunday 3 to 5 PM is planned. Penn State editorial in Collegian urges daylight saving time. Charles McCabe of Wright Street turns 19 this Saturday. Frank Schweitzer of Spring Street was arrested after a disturbance at Main and Center. released after hearing. Stocks waver on NYSE amid Pinchot relief efforts. flight to Washington discussed. Labor data show weekly earnings up 27.7 percent year over year, with iron and steel up 66.1 percent. Spring showers raise motorist risk. 10 killed, 92 injured in 849 skidding accidents in March. Firearm licenses rose to 1443. 251 firearms sales reported. State employees retirement funds now total 13,088,010 with new securities bought.
Supreme Court rules in favor of working man
United Press reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled for labor in a workmen’s compensation case. Simon P. Romig of Champion Blower & Forge Co. Lancaster argued partial weekly pay miscalculated. The court upheld compensation on the basis of weekly wage despite a two day week. The decision discusses continuous employment under restricted schedules and economic conditions. Mary Pickford birthplace becomes a bed room in Moronto Ontario on University Avenue.
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United Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Simon P. Romig
Champion Blower & Forge Company
Lancaster
Lancaster County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Ahough Romily
Frazer
Democrats Hold Big Rally at Erie Tonight
Corry will send a delegation of Democrats to Erie to attend a large rally at Erie Academy High School. The visit includes Joseph F Guffey candidate for U S Senator George H Earle candidate for governor and other ticket members. A public reception at the Hotel Lawrence precedes a 1 00 PM mass meeting in the academy auditorium.
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Corry
Erie
Erie Academy High School
Joseph F. Guffey
U. S
George H. Earle
Joseph ¥. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
United States
Guffey
Meadville
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Caneiaate
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
Thomas A. Logue
Internal Affairs
Chester H. Hodes
Stroudsburg
Superior Court
Academy’ High School
Democratic Campaign Committee
Erie County
Guy C. Boughton
Atty
Johnn R. Haughney
Democratic
State Street
Ignatius Rukoske
Runaway Fire Team Crashes After Whistle Blast
Corry's horse team owned by Frank Mack pulled loose at 6 last night on South street near the first Ward fire station. They dashed west, struck a catch-basin, tore a stop sign, hit an electric light pole, and the wagon with a crate of eggs was demolished. Mack, reportedly intoxicated, ignored warnings to move the team away.
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Corry
Aisra
South Street
Frank Mack
First Ward
Mack
Forty Hours Devotions Close Tonight at Local Church
Forty Hours Devotions wrap with a parish procession and closing exercises. Rev. William Smith of Holy Rosary Erie preaches on Another large crowd attends Monday services. Rev. James Powers of Mercyhurst College speaks on The Real Presence. Benediction ends the service with a large expected turnout tonight.
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Nuuiiy Church
William Smith
the Holy Rosary Church
Erie
James Powers
Mercyhurst College
Dairymen League to Meet at Waterford April 26
Sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League will be held in Waterford on Saturday April 26 beginning at 10 30 o'clock. A picnic dinner will be served at noon and the ladies are asked to bring sandwiches milk and a tureen. All dairymen are invited. A new Chinese sweetclover variety tested at the Wisconsin agricultural experiment station shows less bitterness for livestock. Political Advertisement.
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Dairymen’s League
Waterford
Dairymen's League
Madison
Wis
China
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
College Women Enjoy Musicale at Hillstrom Home
The College Woman's Club hosted a social at Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom's East Congress Street residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. L Livass and P. N. Benjamin of Meadville and Mrs. Margrethe Hokanson of Duluth. Hokanson, head of St. Olaf's organ department, travels to recital venues in Elmore Ohio Detroit Chicago and UK en route. The program featured Lohengrin read by Mrs Hillstrom, with Hillstrom singing King of Kings, Signa Anderson on organ, Mrs. C. We Bracken on piano, and Joseph Sherrick on violin. An organ recital by Hokanson and trio, plus Meditation by Mietzke, were highlights. Mrs. E. F. Johnson and committee served salad, rolls and coffee to many. The Ladies Aid at Cobb's Sooners will be hosted by Mrs. Steve Donaldson at Mrs. W. D. Mitchell's home on April 26. All are welcome.
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D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
College Woman's Club
M. L Livass
P. N. Benjamin
Meadville
Margrethe Hokanson
Duluth, Minn
Elmore
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Hillstrom
Hill‘strom
Signa Anderson
C. We Bracken
Joseph Sherrick
Stort
Guard Against Frauds In Registration Day
County commissioners prepared to guard against frauds on registration day. They warned the new constitutional amendment allowing registration without tax payment could aid dishonesty. An affidavit of residency would be required to prevent multiple registrations in different districts. An investigator may be appointed to monitor registrants. A large turnout is expected with many not previously registered. In Italian districts, support grows for Charles J Margiotti for governor.
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Dri
Lao
Republicas
Charles J Margiotti
Sweat shop conditions cited by relief workers in Pittsburgh
A telegram from 28 workers in Pittsburgh's relief works division alleges 70 hour weeks at 17.91 dollars weekly with planned cut to 16.15 and 26 cents per hour average pay. They say postmasters and other offices fare better while relief staff face low wages and long hours. A white Spitz dog found. owner to contact Nichols.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Relief Works Division
Pinchot
RWD
Swindler Netts $620 From Downtown Bank
A dapper man swindled a downtown bank teller by presenting a forged $620 check signed by Attorney J. Hertzler. He staged the act after cashing three forged $800 checks to establish credit, then fled. Insurance covers the loss.
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Erin
J. ©. Hertzler
Hertzler
Three Altoona Residents Hurt In Chambersburg Crash
Three Altoona residents were hospitalized in Chambersburg after an automobile accident. C. D. Allery, 30, suffered a fractured skull and was listed in critical condition. Sylvia McCoy and Marion Neff received cuts and bruises, while driver J. Roy Koontz had minor injuries and was released.
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Ay Unitew
Chambersburg
Altoona
Chambersburg Hospital
C. D. Allery
Sylvia McCoy
Marion
Neff
Columbus P T A Holds Election On Thursday
Columbus Grange meets Wednesday evening with Chandler's Valley Grange program and lunch. Columbus P T A will meet in Bean school Thursday to elect officers for 1934 35 with a music program and a hoped for speaker. Men's Club meets Tuesday with hosts and spouses invited. Local residents attendances noted as several families visit. Father and son wrestling event in Manitowoc draws large crowd featuring Johnny Meyers and his son Ray Meyers in key bouts.
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Grange
Columbus
Colmbus Grange
Chandler's Valley Grange
Columbus P.T. A
Bean School
P. Ki
Mead
Harland Blanchard
Joyce Ann
Fleasantville
Zurh Falkner
Celoron
N. Y
Leon Bennink
Manitowoc
Wis
Johnny Meyers
Hatvara
Til
Marvin Strahota
Milwaukee
Ray Meyers
Johnny
Zimmy Strahets
Marvin
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Board of Fiducation
Odd Tellows’ Hall
Department of Pennsylvania
United Spanish War Veterans
Connectiut Lake Park
Americ
of Creek Baptist Young People’s Union
Bradford Baptist Church
State Department of Property and Supplies
Indiana
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Codie Anderson Company
Beavex
General Construction
William M. Clark and Company, Inc
New Castle
Devlin Electric Construction Company
Arick and Eltringham
DuBois Plumbing
James N. Wilson
Cominry
Bureau
Iast
Sir Thomas Church
Miss Phil
Cataldo
St. Eoward’s Hall
Penn State College
Collegian
Charles McCabe
Wright Street
McCabe
Buffalo
Main
Center Streets
Frank Schweitzer
Spring Street
Schweitzer
Joe Schulz
City Mall
Glen Nailer
New York
Pennsylvaia
Henry L. Hopkins
Washington
Fred Nelson
Bureaut of Aeronautics
Hopkins
Frances Perking
P.1 Fonsta
Harrisburg
Moronto
Ont
Mary Pickford
University Avenue
Tsake
Ladies Aid Society
Cobb's Sooners
Steve Donaldson
W. D. Mitchell
Adurt
Nichols
Rey
B. L. Wagner
Crafton
Wagner
Mrs. Wagner
Register Democratic
A. Model Dairy CO
Penna
Heywood-Wakefield
Root’s Furniture Store
Torr
Lavery
Positi
Deave
O City
Affairs and Co
Ran Ree
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