School News Chief Activities Reviewed at Columbus
In Columbus High School the Parent-Teacher meeting occurred Tuesday evening November 2. The music class led the program with praise for Miss Cuthbert. Afterward, refreshments were served by Mrs Andrew Thompson and Mrs Boar Jukes. Several staff absences sparked questions about turnout and events over Thanksgiving. The piece catalogs student comings and goings, a wedding, and playful gossip, ending with a sports note about missing games and a joke about Miss Waite’s cat.
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Waa
Dean High School
Miss Cuthbert
Andrew Thompson
Boar Jukes
Helen Savko
Pittsburgh
Richard Jukes
June McCullough
Ralph Williams
Ruth Hulett
Helen Brown
Alta Maude Faulkner
Prewsburg
N.Y
Aita
Miss Waite
New Wilmington
Veronica Jankowski
Evie
Helen Kislar
Louise Miller
Homer Kolstée
Bertha Stockton
Mike Savko
Veronica
Mike
Russell Moore
Washington, D. C
Dodd
Incx Thompson
Marion Miller
Vera Hammond
Brie
Mr. Bonney
Mike Kuzma
Columbus High
Seven Killed on First Day of Deer Season
United Press reports on the first day of deer season in Pennsylvania where at least seven hunters were killed and numerous others injured. A Pennsylvania game official estimated the deer kill at 15,000, noting that bucks are scarce this year while does are plentiful.
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United Prem
Pennsylvania
A Partsaton
Iso
Pater Tisis Mont
Two Icy Highways Cause Weekend Wrecks in Union
In Union City two weekend accidents occurred on icy highways. Paul and Lewis Dewey escaped serious harm when their Plymouth coupe slid into a freight train caboose at LeBoeuf crossing Friday evening. A Bradford beer truck overturned on icy Pine Woods road, spilling empty bottles and breaking most. The driver was shaken but unhurt. vehicle hauled to Havl’s garage after four hours of cleanup.
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Union City
Dac
UWO
Paul
Lewis Dewey
LeBoeuf Crossing
Union Lily
Plymouth
Dewey
Bradford
Pine Woods
Havl
Barnes Named School Board Head In Reorganized Board
Mrs. Barnes was elected president of the reorganized school board despite opposition. New members Clarence Shoop Gary Henton and Roscoe Dearing joined existing directors Patterson Lambing Lanthin g with Dr C F Bennett absent. Patterson chaired the first meeting. Barnes presided after election and thanked the board. Votes also chose Dr Bennett and Patterson as officers, with rules to sign bills only at regular meetings. The board set monthly meetings for 8 p.m. on the second Monday and adjourned to a special session Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Ron Page
Love
Brown
D. A. Hilletrom
Barnes
Clarence E. Shoop
Gaiy L. Henton
Roscoe J. Dearing
Patterson and
Lanthing
C.F. Bennett
Charley H. Geiger
Lambing
Mr. Patterson
Patterson
Geiger
Pew
James N. Wilson
Dr. Bennett
Henton
Shoop
Bares
Mll
Corry Officials Meet WPA Director On Airport Plans
Erie today hosts a conference with WPA director Major J P Morris and city officials to discuss building a major airport for Corry and western Pennsylvania. Plans reportedly include spending up to $850,000 in the Erie area with local sponsorship and future meetings with Cory Warren Oil City and Greenville authorities.
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Glen Miller
Walter H Scott
Sam J. Irvine
Aero Supply Corporation
Guy Abbey
Erie
J. P. Morris
Corry
Ene
Morris
Pennsylevania
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Wayne Township
Cony
Pennsylvania
Harrisbunig
Hubert Hall
Port Erie
Cory
Warren, Oil Ciy
Greenville
Regulation of Dairy Industry Defended in Pennsylvania Suit
General Margiotti files supplemental brief in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court defending the Milk Control Act. Rohrer and intervener White challenge the act, arguing the lack of supervision injures producers. Margiotti contends regulation protects a healthy dairy supply and maintains quality standards in a de moralized market.
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General Margiotti
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles Margiotti
Wayne L. Rohrer
Lancaster County
Prtisoner
Thomas Raeburn White
Philadelphia
Rohrer
Margiotti
Bell Saved by Final Action of School Board
Retiring Garry School Board last evening honored a long serving bell from the Batch School. Directors discussed salvaging metal value but agreed the sentiment attached warranted preserving the bell. The item was stored in the Junior High basement by unanimous vote.
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Board of Education
Garry School
Aysten
John W. Love
Tinan
Erie council seeks solution of dilemma
The Erie city council met to consider appointing a new city treasurer to succeed J. J. Phillips who died Sunday. Funds are locked as no checks can be signed or money received. Expert Edward Murphy urged immediate appointment, claiming legal power rests with the council. Phillips will be buried Wednesday.
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United Press Rie
J. J. Phillips
Eoward
Murphy
Thomas Mehaney
Brie
Phillips
Last Forest County Civil War Vet Whitten Dies at 98
George J. Whitten, 98, the last Forest County Civil War veteran, died at his daughter Mrs. F. J. Stillman’s home after months of illness. He enlisted March 15, 1865, in Company F of the 16th Pennsylvania Infantry and lived on a West Hickory farm.
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Bradford
Forest County
George J. Whitten
F. J. Stillman
Ilness
Whitten
West Hickory
Clarion County
16Th
Pennsylvania Infantry
Chevrolet Hits Record November Sales Across First Twenty Days
Chevrolet announced at Detroit offices that the first twenty days of November totalled a record sales pace, nearly doubling the previous high for that period. Officials said November will exceed any prior month, production reached beyond 100,000 units, and a 6,000 unit daily peak was set on November 2. Prices start at modest levels with optional upgrades adding cost.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Co
Detroit
Flint
Homestead Bartender Murdered in Hold Up
In Homestead Pennsylvania police hunted a holdup killer after Dennis Creechy a 31 year old bartender was shot in the tap room during a robbery. The assailant demanded cash from the register and fled when Creechy reached for a pistol. Only $53 and two empty glasses remained on the counter.
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United Press
Auction Classifieds and Public Sale Notices
A mixed page of classified ads and public sale notices including auto accessories listings, a battery ad, a Corry Pa. sale by Lewis Cook, a Portland putter and hobsleds listing, radio repairs by EB Brockman, a public sale near Spartensburg for farm stock and tools, and a detailed trustee sale notice from City Trust Company for property and factory buildings at 235-231 Franklin Street Corry Erie County with cash terms and auction conditions.
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Portland
Lewis Cook
Corry
R. D
Spartensburg
Enell Corners
James Stewart
Amos Kerh
Arthur ‘Scouten
Salhol City ‘Trust Company
Gerlain
Haniel Clark Company
Court of Common Bieas
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Franklin Street
Cory
County of Erie
Saeger
Indér
Smith Street
Dennis Parsons
Sa‘ Land
Same
B. W. Stennett
T. M. Brown
C. R. Hatch
C. Hatch
James &. Morris
Toniah Golding
C. R. Hateh
W. M
Hell
Cry Trust Company
Executor's Notice in Estate of Artha W King of Corry
Letters testamentary granted to William B King executor of Artha W King late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. All claimants must present claims and debtors pay promptly to Walter H Scott attorney at Belz 19 2603 10 4. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for sympathy and flowers after the death of Leo Morton husband and father.
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Artha W. King
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
William B. King
Ray Wi. Sarben
Ray Wilbert Forbes
City of
Register of Wills
Drie County
Leo Morton
Leo Morkow
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Ethel Jukes
John Brown
Russell
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Vernon Thompson
Hassell Moore
Frei Christensen
Fred
Migg Cuthfext
Union
Toto
Erie Coungin
Coliigil
Homestead
Holdup
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Williard
Corry Battery Service
Main Street
EB. P. Brockman
N. Center St
Evry
Mabell L. Spauldine
Asminintratrix d. Bn
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Harald F. Mook
Marine Bank
Etta Kett de Td
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