Various Local Business and Civic Updates
A cloudburst and a series of local notices fill this paragraph with reports on the Associated Gas and Electric Company profits, railway car totals, and Erie Catholic diocese chaplain appointment. It notes WPA project plans, a judgment on petition signers, a Hollywood intention to wed, voting rights in Wattsburg and Badin boroughs, a Mead ows purchase for a summer home, Salvation Army speak er Adjutant Van Tassel, GM earnings forecast, weather outlook, WPA employment rules, Moose convention in Erie, and Meadville loan growth plus a big Jubilee at Thomas Motor Company and a dip in local trade due to bad weather.
Baby delivered as mother dies in rush operation
A one minute emergency operation saved the life of Mary Boccansini's unborn daughter, three pounds ten ounces, after the Philadelphia mother died from tubercular meningitis. Doctors said the baby has a good chance to live. the husband consented after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boccansini
Philadelphia
Dominic Boccawsini
Nazarene Tent Meetings Planned in Corry
The Nazarene church announces a series of tent meetings at the corner of Maple Avenue and East Washington Street from Monday, August Winn through August 29. Rev. R. J. Smelter will be the speaker, a Bible teacher highly recommended for this series. Batella Luck and HL. and Batella Luck evangelists will lead services and handle children's work in conjunction with the meetings. A public invitation is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Use Nazarene Church
Maple Avnene
East Washington Street
Winn
R. J. Smelter
Corry
Card of Thanks for Jae Mis and relatives
The family of the Jae Mis Anna B Staples express sincere thanks to relatives, neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers and to those who assisted during the bereavement. A London probate note mentions a hand squeeze as the signature of a will, attributed to Mrs Marina Stubbs who lived with her great nephew Joseph Pickerill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae Mis
Anna B. Staples
London
Marina Stubbs
Joseph Pickerill
Crosby Enters Debate as Townsend Plan Splits Meadvill
Meadvill Aug 7 Townsend Plan leaders urge a public debate with Congressman Crosby who faces opposition from Robb and other supporters. Robb says Crosby and House allies desert the Townsend plan in favor of welfare measures introduced by Crosby’s backers, prompting talk of a big gathering in nearby Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Meadville
Chay Crosby
Sith Otter
Joseph Ro Robb
Penn
Uri
Urisby
James Wilserr
Jorle
Waithi
Robb
Meadvilly
Crushy
Bie
J. 1
Lexi
Ditusville
Cristy
House of Representatives
Chusby
Fall Injuries Fatal to Woman Misses Her Life
Funeral services for Mrs. Welinda Babcock 72 widow of Wesley Babcock of Union City will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Sunday at 2 PM. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City. She fractured a wall at her home January 4 and had been confined since. Survived by three stepchildren Bertha Mitchell John Babcock and Walter Bende. several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welinda Babcock
Wesley Babcok
Wigin
Spenter
Mead Iy
Glenn
Union City
Evergreen
Babeouk
Risin Siffere
Childlin
Bertha Mitchell
John Babcork
Corry
Walter ‘Bende
Bhgt
Babcork Pasendary
Youth Killed by Lightning in Salamanca Storm
Mrs Howe of Great Valle reports her son Howe and two companions, William Brown and Joe Miller, were swimming in Willoughby Creek when a bolt struck as they sheltered beneath a large tree during a lightning storm near Willoughby Creek in Salamanca. Howe died instantly. Brown and Miller were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Moon
Howe
Great Valle
Willoughby
Howe Ain
William Brown
Joe Miller
Willoughby Creek
Crest Valley Creek
Broker Sentenced to Five Years in Jail for Securities Misuse
An Allentown broker, Kamerer, given a five year term after pleading to three offenses tied to the misuse of sixty five thousand dollars. He waived rights at a state securities commission hearing and faces potential parole after entering the workhouse. He hopes for a bookkeeping position upon release and may never return to the investment field in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prif
Horatio Atgerdike Eureyond
Bray
del Daring
Warhouse
Pennsylvania
Kamerer
MABA
Tilosa
William J. Hunt
Aumeres
Governor’s Sons Take to the Skies in Olympia News
In Olympia Washington Governor Clarence Martin’s two younger sons Clarence Jr and Frank 12 express an interest in flying as a hobby. Both hold private pilot licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Clarence
Martin
Soma
Clarice, Jr
Frank
Odd Fellows Picnic Set For Next Saturday
The Odd Fellows announce a large picnic to be held next Saturday at the community area. Details are limited in the notice, but locals are urged to attend for a day of fellowship and outdoor activities hosted by the fraternal lodge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Board of ‘Education
Associate Gas & Electric Company
Eail Gas & Electric Corporation
Association of American Railroads
THOR
Willy
Alfred M. Watson
Most
John MaryGannon
Erie
Mercyhurst College
Catherine Maloney
Sprit Street
United States Rubber Co
File County
WPIA
John Howard Payne
Hollywood
Payne
Wattsburg
Badinboro
Washington
Jacob
Mae Vanassél
Salvation Army
Pittsburgh
Citadel
Adj. van Tassel
Dunnest
G. Reynolds
Essex Street
A. Financial
General Motors
North
Middle Atlantic States
WPA
W. Banks Hudson
Western Pennsylvania Association of the Loyal Order of Moose
Frank Luthy
J. J. Silk
Butler
Meadville Association
Thomas Motor Company
Dominic Boceawsini
Mary Boceawsini
Nazarene Church
Crosby
Felinda Babcock
Elgth
H. J. Grant
J. Grant Cash
DE Jean
Cochran's Barber Shop
Center Street
Corry, Pa
Lamb
Loblaw
N. Center
113 N. Center
Fate
C. I. Kamerer
Mele
Yesternity
Alteenaun
Agu
Bili
Vuning Ruel Bluetrival Cooperative Asanciation
Singertown
Fann Silvanias
Pinnacle
Montgomery Ward
U. S
Venient Time
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Inv. Corp
Waanington, D. C
Beaver
Cini
Mart Bainays
Pelzer Wall
Cdis
Nelly Don
Donnabar
Gust
F.C. Chapin and Sons
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