Local parish, politics, and weather notes parade in Corry
A jumble of items from Erie County with Rotary talk by Mrs Helen M Schlaraff on taxpayer views. Memorial services for Corry lodge members planned, schools reopen after Thanksgiving. Monroe Doctrine anniversary noted. Property sale approved in Pittsburgh court. Stolen car horn reported. burglaries and patrol updates. Jamestown visitors at a commandery meeting. pre Christmas parade plans and patron lists announced. Stock market steady amid dull trading. Car crash injures Piersons near Jamestown. Weekly weather outlook predicts snow flurries and cold, followed by mixed conditions. English professors defend colloquial phrases. Detroit educators support split infinitives. Erie area injury report and Civil Works funding details included.
Forest Job Grants 550 Men in Warren County
Warren officials report a federal project authorized for Warren County will provide about 550 jobs. Nationwide forest programs extend to 1025 workers in the area, total forest employment surpassing 4100 including CCC and employed personnel. Work includes road building, cleanup, and recreation areas with a 30 hour week at 50 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Exle
Eric H. Biddle
FCWA
H. P. Stone
Warren County
Harrisburg
U. S. Forest Service
National Forest
Warren, Forest
Bic
McKear
Allegheny National Forest
CGC
CCC
Hays
Forest Army
Warren Office
Ates
Hinds
GPU
S. Forest
Bishop
Young People's Branch Meeting Reports Planned Activities
Twenty one members of the Young People's Branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met with Misses Holua and Ruth Johnson of West Church Street for their regular monthly gathering. Miss Catherine Hubert led devotionals, Kenneth Barnes presided at the business meeting, and Tone Johnson explained the wheel by progress as this year's project. Plans were made to wear it out and for a Christmas party later this month with time and place to be announced. Social hour featured music and refreshments served by Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Branch
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Misses Holua
Ruth Johnson
West Church Street
Catherine Hubert
Kenneth Barnes
Tone Johnson
Named Head of Hospital Takes Warren Post
ERIE Dec 2 srevene w pity will resign as Assistant Superintendent of Hamot hospital to become superintendent of Warren General hospital Warren Pa Friday ne Mr Brountt connected with the Erie institution for 21 years will succ eed Miss L Mae Priddie at Warren She served seven years resignation submitted Wednesday Mr Brouitt widely known in Erie and active in several institutions other than Hamot will assume his new post January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Srevene W. Pity
Hamot Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Mr. Brountt
Willuetead
L. Mae Priddie
My. Brouitt
Hamet
Sued for Backing Auto Crash in San Jose Scene
Mrs Ona Ritter, wife of a San Jose florist, and Miss Elsie Korral a school teacher, filed a lawsuit seeking 931277 against the driver claiming injuries from an air mobile incident during a summer picnic. Grimno Priendiana allegedly backed the vehicle as bystanders leaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto San Josh
Grimno Priendiana
Ona Ritter
San Jose
Elsie Korral
Sted Mutt
Expansion of Federal Savings and Loan Associations
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh announced the appointment of Leo R. Horstman as organizer for the Third District covering Delaware, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Horstman will promote organizing Federal Savings and Loan Associations, assist conversions, and explain Treasury-verified capital gains and regional lending advantages under the Federal Home Loan Bank System. He recently visited Corry to discuss duties with local bankers and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Hom Loan Banke of
Pittsburgh
Federal Home Loan Bank Bonk
Wal
Leo R. Horstman
Peterd
Losh Bank
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Haistujan
Keystone Building and Loan Association
Sharpsburg
Savings and Loan
Iff
Istitutis
Federa Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan Association
United States Treasury
Horstman
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Losm Bank
Federal Home Loan Banc
Federal
Savings and Loan Associations
Mr. Horstman
Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
Corner of Ninth
Lib. A
Sunday School Contest in Corry Churches
The Sunday school attendance contest in Corry churches begins this Sunday December 8 with forty four classes of boys and girls competing to boost attendance and enroll new members. A banner will be awarded to the top class after thirteen weeks. Members must have five or more, new members attending three or more meetings earn ten points. The Hi Y clubs plan a survey to locate non attenders and teachers must report weekly pupil counts and points to the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
C. M. Hengst
Kane Fire Threatens Kane Business District
A Friday afternoon blaze damaged a Smith Hardware garage, a one story galvanized iron building about thirty feet behind the company’s store. An alarm from box 12 at 2 30 p m brought the department within minutes. Three water streams controlled the fire ten minutes after the alarm. A discarded material was blamed for the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Smith Hardware Company
Stors
B P W Club to Meet Monday
The December business meeting of Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club will be held Monday evening at Miss Wilma Rich’s home on West South street. The Membership and Health committee will run the program after the business hour. Committee members are Inex Fitch Hazel Merker Lillian Murray and Marion Wagner. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Birthday Celebrations Honor Mrs Bennett and Mr Stenman
Over fifty guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Bennett home to honor the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Bennett and Henry Stenman. Gerry Bennett's orchestra played, 120 piano selections by Walter Whaley and others, a decorated cake was presented, and guests enjoyed games and music in a cordial social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Bennett
Corn Husker Worker Severes Hand in Farm Machinery Accident
Thomas McClelland, 40, a North Beaver township farmer near New Castle, lost his left hand at the wrist while repairing a malfunctioning corn harvester on his farm. He was working as the machine ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castub
Thomas “McClelland
North Beaver Township
Hazelhurst Man Succumbs To Injuries In Accident
Kane December 2 Thanksgiving Day brought sorrow with two traffic deaths and three natural deaths in the Kane area. Joseph Ross, 25, of Hazelhurst died at Kane Summit hospital from injuries after a Sunday crash into a telephone pole near Mt Jewell. Homer Ressler, also of Hazelhurst, was injured in the same crash and treated for a fractured jaw. Coroner W D Allen ruled the death accidental. Ross’s body was moved to Lantz funeral home at Mt Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Harry Johnson
Joseph Ross
Hazelhurst
Kane Summit Hospital
Red Barn Hill
Mt.Jewell
Ross
Homer Ressler
Summit Hospital
W.D. Allen
Bradford
Lantz
Mt. Jewett
Police printer helps find man on hunting trip
A teletype warned Franklin police of a Pittsburgh hunter en route to the big woods for the deer season and his wife’s emergency operation. Officers at 15th and Liberty flagged the car, verified license and halted the trip, canceling the hunting plans as he headed home after learning his wife was undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Big Woods
Franklin
15Th
Liberty Streets
George Snyder
County Tax Cut Possible One Mill In 1934 Plan
County commissioners weighed a plan to cut the 1934 tax rate from nine to eight mills by selling bonds to cover this year’s deficit of about 250 000 to 300 000. If the 1934 appropriation to the new poor board drops, a one mill reduction could follow. no action yet, details to be studied. Commissioner Helen Schluraft warned about borrowing short term and using 1934 tax money to repay, which could further strain the treasury. She expects the new board to require less than the present board, which ends in December. The state provides clothing and fuel, suggesting a smaller county appropriation for the new board. The plan may be discussed at an early meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dec
Poor Board
Helen Schiursif
Deer Seen Roaming Oil City Streets During Thanksgiving
Residents in the West End reported a large deer moving through yards and streets near the river and Kramer Wages area on Thanksgiving afternoon. The animal crossed First and Second streets, then headed toward the woods, prompting several sightings by families including Mrs Nellie Kinney and her son Clar, who live near Beaver Falls visitors. The deer emerged from the Allegheny waters and wandered across the Oil City roads past homes and residents before retreating toward wooded areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Allegheny
Kramer Wage On Works
Oil City
First Street
Nellie Kinney
Clarhouses
Beaver Falls
Mary Patterson
Reno
Wast Church Street
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H Tosty
Helen M. Schlaraff
Board of
Erie County Commissioners
Rotary Club
Corry Iudge
B. P.O. Biks
North Center Street
Robert M. Gibson
Conneaut Lake Company
Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company
Howard Klepser
FLW
Woolworth& Company
West South Street
Will H. Casler
East
Congress Street
Oliver Casler
Frank T. Babbitt
Charles P Pattison
Jamestown Commandery
J. Craig Roberts
Buffalo
Philena Cataldo
St. Howard’s Hall
G. G. Barker
Walter Sweet
John Z. Love
Albert. Miller
Take Graham
Paul M. Weber
PJ. Phelan
New York Stock Exchange
August Pierson
Jamestown
TE TW
Weather Bureau
Uiversity English
Metroit
C. ©. Frits
University of Michigan
Detroit
National Council of Teacher OF English
Charles Schermerhorn
Clymer
Walter 5
Kermits
Eox Fold
Tanang
Win Verions
P. Stone
Misses Johnson
Church Street
Savings & Loan Ass
B.P.W. Club
Pole
Citizens National
Jack Horner
V. E. Phillips
Little Girls
Austria
America
Model Dairy Co
Penna
Paul
Qing
Lord
Davis
Advent Advent
Chu
Ama Bey
Mary Barrowing
Asant Boyd
Mise
Ables Fort
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