Corry High School Band ends season with Labor Day appearance
September events fill the Corry area as the high school band disbands after Saturday shows and plans a final public appearance on Labor Day tied to the V P W celebration. Other notices mention Toront o Weir opening for 1983, Rex Theatre talks on the National Recovery Act, local NRA committee events, fair openings, and various community incidents.
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Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry Public Schools
National Recovery
Rex Theatre
NIRA
Coopersng
NRA
Nexanie
State Dog Law Changes Reviewed by Harrisburg Officials
Harrisburg reports broad interest in 1923 amendments to Pennsylvania dog law. Key points include district agent handling of livestock and poultry damages, forfeiture of rights for unlicensed dog owners, reduced bounty for disposing unlicensed dog carcasses, and revised maximum damage payments for horses cattle swine sheep poultry and other livestock. Further details available from the Dog Law Enforcement or the Bureau of Animal Industry in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Departent of Agriculture
Dog Law Enforcement
Dela Arents
Bureau of Animal Industry
Reunions Highlight Island Park Get-Togethers
The fourth annual Shambers-Gibson reunion gathered 148 guests from Meadville Corry Wrightsville Pittsfield Youngsville Warren Jamestown Bolivar and Ohio. Officers elected for next year include Carrie Bimber president Lillian Richardson vice Hattie Dailey secretary and Bessie Rulander treasurer. The Culver Williams reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Whaley drew 45 relatives from Eric Corry Mayerne Concord and Piccadill with a 1 pm picnic on the lawn and officers chosen: George Gleason president Ade Williams vice president Mae Marci secretary treasurer. The next gatherings are planned for the third Sunday in August 1984 at Island Park and an mounted venue for Culver Williams.
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Chambers-Gibson
Island Park
Youngsville
Meadsville
Corry
Wrightsville
Pittefield
Warren
Jamestown
Bolivar
Chicago
Points
Ohio
Francia Rhoades
Paul Sligley
Carrie Bimber
Lillian Richardson
Hattie Dailey
Bessie Rulander
Youngaville
Culver-Williams
Culver- Williams
Pail Whaley
West Spring Creek
Eric
Mayerne
Concord
Piccadill
George Gleason
Ade Williams
Ties
Mae. Marci
Forest Camp Worker Killed in Sugar Run Accident
ISA Aug 23 A 24 year old colored forestry camp worker James urrell at the C C C forestry camp near Sugar Run was fatally injured Tuesday when a truck ran over him while he was at rest near the Sugar Run camp. He died at 9 45 this morning at Bradford hospital after internal hemorrhages were suspected. He is survived by an aunt Mrs Ma Jon of Pittsburgh. Camp officers will decide on funeral arrangements in Bradford.
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Rifetta
Bar 5
Shedt
N. Dell Darling
Corry
Erie
Isa
James Urrell
C.C. C. Forestry
Sugar Run
We Sugar Run
Bradford
Omlcere
Stra
Jon
Pittsburgh
Pittamurghe
The Governor Explains Harrisburg Education Crisis
Governor Pinchot outlines Pennsylvania school funding struggles for 1934 as 2.1 million pupils return after Labor Day. Many districts face shortages, some rural areas may lose high school access, NRA rules change student work, and boards seek cost cuts while preserving standards.
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Gifford Pinchot
Tusday
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
New Trial Denied in Morphine Malpractice Suit
Waterford Aug 25 Attor ney Edwin G O Conner for Mrs Lola Cushman told that defense motions for a new trial in the Cushman versus Dr Douville case were denied. The Mayville Supreme Court verdict of 22000 for Mrs Cushman stands. The case charged Dr Douville with making her a morphine addict and over seven years administering nightly doses while collecting about 6000 for morphine. The defendant has appealed to the Appellate Division. The verdict is among the largest ever awarded against a doctor in malpractice claims.
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Waterford
Edwin G. O'Conner
Brocton
Lola Cushman
Doueille
North East
Mayuille
Cass
Shinglehouse Man Killed In Ontario Crash
Walter T. Palmer of Shinglehouse Pa is dead after a highway crash near Princeton Ont. His wife Mrs Palmer is seriously injured with shock a broken nose and facial cuts. Their son Walter T. Palmer III also injured with facial wounds and missing teeth. An inquest is planned in Princeton Friday. The wreck left the road down a ditch struck a pole and overturned. Nearby in Lawrence Mass a nine foot wooden eagle atop City Hall has weathered 15 years of storms and leaks despite a $500 carving in 1848 by John A. Smith.
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Woodetook
Ont
Walter T. Palmer
Shinglehouse
Princeton
Palmer
Lawrence
Mass
City Hall
John A. Smith
Selectman and Syood
Registration To Revive Interest In Fall Election
Registration days set for the fall election in Corry and the area. Three enrollment dates to qualify voters for the primary and general elections. Hours shifted to 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. on enrollment days.
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Corry
Charges Dropped Against Pair After Out-of-Court Settlement
RIB reports charges of driving while intoxicated against Grant McClellan and Joseph Donahue were withdrawn following an out of court settlement. McClellan, 24, and Donahue, 32, faced accusations from incidents at Chestnut Lane and Pine Avenue, and on the Buffalo Road overhead bridge. Officials Alderman Cunnynghan Alberstadt announced the withdrawals after the case settlement.
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RIB
Grant McClellan
R. D.d. Wattaburg
Bernard Connors
25Th Street
Thos
Cunnynghan
Chestnut Lane
Pine Avenue
Eugene Alberstadt
Joseph M. Donahue
St. Mary's
Donnald Wells
Buffalo Road
Suspect denies role in wife and husband slaying case
Lloyd Startin Geisel, 48, arrested in St Paul Minnesota, denies knowledge of the August 4 farm murder of Albert and Johaninde Bieger near Girard. Special Detective Barbdery seeks to verify an alibi as authorities pursue Geisel, once from Girard Township, amid reports of friends shielding his whereabouts and suggesting he was in Minnesota.
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Aus
Lloyd Startin
Geisel
St. Paul
Minn
Onurder
Albert
Johanind Bieger
Special County
J. C. Barbdery
Girard Township
Girard
Riyer
Massillon
Frlonds
Ifes
Badders
Masail
Iron
Somie
Minnesota
Dodd Leads Picnic Group in Columbus Reunion
At a committee meeting with outgoing president Merle Page, bills were ordered paid and the treasurer noted a healthy balance. The closing session featured cards ice cream and cake as 1938 plans were settled. 1984 reunion officers named include N B Dodd president Frank Crosby vice president Carleton Curtis treasurer and secretarymma
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Merle Page
Taree
Page
Columbus
N. B. Dodd
Frank Crosby
Carleton Curtis
Mma
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