Just a Paragram Glosting Aides anti war air
A scrambled misc text notes a meeting at American Legion Post No 325 this evening. The Erie Times mentions a Corry girl injured crossing a road and Pennsylvanian events include railroad veterans outing at Conneaut Lake Park with four special trains and company officials planning attendance. Also mentions severe rain caused outages, a temporary trustee appointment for National Brie, a missing youth in Erie area, liquor license receipts, school board scheduling, and a crossing incident at Sebtt's Grossing with stock market notes and a Pymatuning Dam dedication event in Linesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Veterans’ Association
Conneaut Lake Park
C . Denney
R. J Wondruff
New Alignment Seen in School Board Vote Over Desks
Sharply divided Board of Education votes down a planned $2,000 to $2,500 purchase of new desks and stokers while approving weather stripping for the west side of the Junior High. Mrs. B C Barnes and J B Patterson oppose the desk purchase, Lambing bills the case as essential for three rooms, and the outcome reflects a likely shift in future policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
John W. Lambing
B.C. Barnes
J. B. Patterson
Lambing
C. F. Bennett
Bennett
Messrs. Lambing
Hillstrom
Brown
Barnes
Messrs
Love
Patterson
Dewey
Rommerdale
Brie
Finance Committee
Dr. Bennett
Carroll
Miss McCray
Jas High School
Mr. Anderson
Hill
Strom
Jaise
Genior
Hmelf
Mr. Lambing
Property Committee
Mr. Love
Concord
Horde Economics
Atelier
H. Langdon Rowe
Rowe
Meadville
Gordon Paulson
Sbodrd
Reed Martin Lead for GOP Committee Post
Philadelphia August 14 Senate David A Reed and General Edward Martin emerged as the leading candidates for Pennsylvania Republican National Committeeman. State leaders indicated Reed's backing, with Martin favored if Reed cannot serve. The state committee meets in Pittsburgh next month to fill the vacancy left by William S. Yars. Other names talked included John S. Fisher and J. Howard Pew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United Press Pailadelphia
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Reed
William S. Yars
Martin
Pittsburgh
M. Harvey Taylor
Joseph R. Grundy
William
A. Schnader
Harry B Scott
Waters
Genert Baldwin
Taylor
Lord Fink
John S. Fisher
J. Howard Pew
Sym of Company
Grundy
Republican City Committee
Chrirtmas
Edwin R. Cox
No Mice No Snakes In Greenland No Snakes In Greenland
No mice or snakes inhabit Greenland and the region lacks these creatures. Hares are among the few numerous animals, with Greenland varieties being notably scarce. The text notes the challenging prevalence of wilder specimens and the limited wildlife despite the harsh Arctic environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Ireland
Ind
Strayed Beagle Answered to Name Rags Missing in City
A black and white Beagle with round collar and license has gone missing or was stolen. The dog answers to the name Rags and is linked to Alfred Van Dresar at West Pleadint Street. Contact local authorities with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred van Dresar
W. Pleadint
Ota
Doctor Faces Two Counts At Ease Hearing
Dr George J Wilson sixty five year old leech doctor was to have a hearing before Alderman Lyle Orr on two charges of the practice of medicine Authorities said further charges were not ready Monday The investigation into his medical activities continued He was arrested after two patients died including Dorothy McClomey East Brady Pa The Commonwealth charges Wilson used many leeches on her body and she died while at his home 116 W 4th St The state does not allege the leech treatment caused the death Wilson says he is innocent and will prove it at the hearing He will be represented by Miles B Kitts Flor al clock for cemetery Springfield Mass a floral clock at Hillcrest Park Cemetery is the only one of its kind in the United States The clock is 16 feet in diameter and faced with flowers Mrs B G Barnes attending a Mothers Assistance Fund Board meeting at Miss Anna Woodward's home in Waterford today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
George J. Wilson
Leech Dietor
Lyle Orr
Dorothy McClomey
East Brady
Commonwealth
D. Wilson
W. 4Th Street
Miles B. Kitts
Springfield
Mass
Hillcrest Park Cemetery
United States
Ché
Canada
Europe
Corry Public Schools Set Lower Tuition for Nonresident Pupils
The Board of Education approved tuition cuts for nonresident pupils based on expenses and attendance. Elementary students pay 49.97 annually or 5.99 monthly, while Junior and Senior High students pay 66.48 annually or 7.38 monthly. Last year elementary tuition was 51.58 and high school 81.45. In two years the high school rate dropped from 11.93 to 7.89 monthly, reflecting a 4 yearly decline. During the past year 138 nonresident pupils attended Corry Public Schools, with all but seven at the junior or senior highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tHecurtor
Saili High
Board of Education
Ralph S. Dewey
Supt. Dewey
Elementntary
Corry
Probing Truck Hijacking Case Unfolds Near Cleveland
Special investigators from the Bureau of Investigation join the search for thieves who abducted Maurice Klein, a Moore Trucking employee from Erie, in Cleveland. They seized his truck and $8,000 worth of leader merchandise, moving the rig to near Parma and North Randall before Klein was released unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Erie
Cleveland
Maurice Klein
Moore Trucking and Supply Company
Moore
99Th Street
Layz All Ave
N. B
Akron
Klein
Parma
Kein
North Randall
Corry Mourns One of Its Oldest Residents Harvey Cowles
Corry lost one of its oldest citizens with the passing of Harvey Cowles last week. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Cowles had lived in the city since the 1860s and operated a sand and travel business for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harvey Cowles
Pine Grove
Mr. Cowles
Ub Years
Ridgway Girl to Recover After Gunshot Incident
In Ridgway on August 14, doctors expressed hope for Virginia Martin, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of Cherry street West Ridgway, who remains in critical condition at County General Hospital after being shot in the stomach by an accidental discharge from her brother Frederick's revolver. The girl has received multiple blood transfusions and is gaining strength. doctors expect recovery unless infection develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Virginia Marin
Fred Martin
Cherry Street
West Ringway
Elle County General Hospital
Frederick
Martin
Five day week adopted for Corry Public Library schedule
The Corry Public Library will operate eleven months with a five day week from September 16 to August 16, suspending on Wednesdays during summer. Miss Marjorie Sullivan was approved as librarian, succeeding Miss Marion J. Skidmore who resigned, with a salary of 450 dollars. The board also noted Miss Sullivan’s recent completion of a librarian course at State College. A light car is wanted for about 150 dollars cash, box 400 care Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mijorie Sullivan
Marion J. Skidmore
Wit
Marjorie Sullivan
State College
Corey Public Library
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Elmer Ci Carrier Post
No. 325, American Legion
Erle ‘Times
Peninsula
Grand Union
Pittsurgh
Milninger
Doc" Willis
Bradford
Gerry
Loval
Mr. Willis
W. J. Jobson
National Brie Corporation
R. Gison
Jobnson
Aearch
Fae Marle Smith
Edward Smith
Fifth Street
Young Smith
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
D A. Hillstrom
Wesley J. Baldwin
Elmira
Bald‘win
Wndes
Hlmira
Baldwin
Bhmirs
Erie Railroad
Sebtt
Traiga
New York
Utorge White
Ohio
Gilford Placket
Pennsyvania
Linesville
Fridby
OUD Legee
G.O.P
George
Wilson
B. G. Barnes
Gienie Suncheon
Mothers’ Assistance Fund Board Beng
Anna Woodward
Waterford
Mickey
E. E. Guignon
Mary
Bott
EK. E. Guignon
Care Journal
Siz
Lim
You Scout
Condra Pharmacy
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