Corry Residents Drawn in 1934 Erie Jury Wheel
Corry residents were among those drawn at Erie Saturday for the January term of civil court. The 1934 jury wheel was filled with about one thousand names by Jury Commissioners Frank Hart and Horace Bell before Judges A. P. Rossiter and Willen B. Hunt. Hart presided at his final drawing. Henry C. Stancark will succeed him. Residents named from Corry include George Collier James Jenkins Paul Quinlisk Gerald Sidmer W G Shields Ralph Vanderhoof and Lyle Wilcox. Union county residents Jacob d T Bartholme Fred S Barbuugh Fay R Chesley Claude Parker J Waller also drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revera
Corry
Erie
Frank Hart
Horace Bell
A. P. Rossiter
Willen
Hunt
Nilster
Henry C. Stancark
George Collier
James Jenkins
Paul Quinlisk
Gerald Sidmer
W. G. Shields
Ralph Vanderhoof
Lyle Wilcox
Jacob Dt. Bartholme
Fred S. Barlbuugh
Fay R. Chesley
Claude Parker
J. ‘Waller
Deer Quest hunters tally big opening season success
Corry area hunters report strong two day deer season with numerous bucks. Marienville groups lead with multiple deer including 11 point and 5 point bucks. Listings cite names such as Mobarl Hepler Arlo Williams and W W Waterhouse along with several others from Corry and nearby towns. Bucks range from four to six points weighing up to 160 pounds dressed.
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Roosevelt Highway
Marienville
May Cady
Harold Billings
Wendell
Lee W. Shepard
Worth Venter Street
Elie Eye
Shepard
Buck Satiay
Silson Gifford
East South Street
Tyler Wittt
Ennett Nichols
Marion Street
Ped Hall
Wayne Street
Dnet
Gleason Hallow
Livya Stowe
Wright Street
Hubert Heerlein
North Cent Street
Gilbert Ly Boyd
East Fredanstle Street
Recount in Clearfield Contest Progresses
United Frenne CLARION reports a recount of conditional ballot boxes to decide if Republican Tal is Heory M. Rimer or Democrat Albert A. Gukry wins the contested Civil rights judge race in Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frenne Clarion
Talis Heory M. Rimer
Albert A. Gukry
Civsion Euakyte Jude
Annual Lodge of Sorrow Held by Corry Elks
Corry Elks held their annual Lodge of Sorrow in the club home auditorium on North Center Street. Seventeen members have died since the last service. nine in 1982 and eight in the past year. Past District Deputy and Exalted Ruler John Austin delivered the memorial address as members paid tribute to the departed with songs, solos, and a memorial program led by Exalted Ruler J Pred Kinley and lodge officers.
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Lodge
Corry
Chib
North Center Street
Te Order
Corry Lodge
John A. Kinley
Leonard T. McElray
Paul J. Downey
George W.J. Clayton
Benjamin F. Starr
Dr. A. =. Smith
James J. Mulhetm
Herbert. N. Crowell
Hugh B. Baker
George Langtion
Franke L. Ford
Glenn Darling
Glenn H. Brooks
J. W. Carrike
Conlon
B. H. Lavelle
William H. Clicker
John ¥. Austin
Bikdoni
Onder
Night Hawks
J. Pred Kinley
Edward R. Kinley
T. Gitlin
the Holy City
Mercil Lillie
Horace Brynalfson
John ‘i
Austin
Soprand Sola
Joseph F. O'Connor
Selectinn
Merrill Lillie
Keppel Tiffany
B. Dempsey
Popular Young Man Puller Dies After Long Illness
Clemente F Puller aged 87 longtime Kurte Case Geoda Company employee for eighteen years. He died at 6 30 p m Sunday at his home 48 West South Street after a prolonged illness. A former Erie Railroad brakeman he rose to business manager at Kurtz Plant before illness forced retirement. Survived by widow Bertha Branchird Puller and brothers Rey Charles of Centerville and Stanly of Corry. Services at 121 West Pleasant Street Wednesday at 2 00 p m with interment at Pine Grave cemetery.
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Clemente F Puller
West South Street
Kurte Case Geoda Company
Puller
Kurtz
Erie Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Plainment
Stafford Hose Company
Bertha Branchird Puller
Tive
Rey
Charles Puller
Centerville
Stanley
Corry
John Dingman
Goopers
Town
Smd Dimes
Three Weeks to Christmas In Columbus this Year
The city hosts a reorganization of the Board of Education and a regular City Council meeting this evening. A reception for Rev. Carl L Heidt, newly named rector of St Elizabeths church, will be held at St Edwards Hall Tuesday evening. Local canvass plans for subscriptions to the Columbus dam are to be finalized in a brief conference chaired by A Loveland and committee. Weather hints at a temperature drop with damp, warm conditions and early Christmas shopping picked up across stores.
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Board of Education
Carl L. Heidt
SL. Elizabeth's Church
St. Edward's Hell
A. Loveland
Columbus Dam
School Board Reorganizes This Evening in Barry District
Mrs Maude Barnes and John W Bambing are elected Barry School District directors who will take office during a special reorganizational meeting. Harry B Smith and Dr H A Curtis will exit after six years of service. The new board starts by swearing in, electing president and vice president, and setting the regular meeting schedule.
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Maude Barnes
John W.bambing
Barry
Board of Education
Schol
Wis
Barnes
Lambing
Harry B. Smith
H. A.curtis
Smith
Harry Smith
Memter
Tohn. B. Love
Reguar
Dairymen Meet at South Ripley for All Day Session
The full district meeting of the Dairymen's League convened at South Ripley on Saturday for an all day session with a noon luncheon. Mrs. B. L. Hay, chairman, presided and reported on the recent chairman's meeting in Jamestown. H. Hl. Marsh, director of Waterford, opened the regular session and roll call noted attendance. Warmer McGray and Mr. Marsh spoke on the directors' meeting in New York and on the federal mille cole issue. H. Stephens of Jamestown gave a short health talk, followed by a health play by 4-H Club boys. Adjournment set for Cory on December 28.
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Dairymen's League
South Ripley
B. L. Hay
Jamestown
Thin H. Hl. Marsh
Waterford
Istrick
Warmer McGray
Corry
Marsh
New York
HL Stephens
Cory
Sidy
Bear Lake man arrested after purse stolen
Walter Bordwell of Bear Lake, recent parolee, faces larceny and receiving stolen goods charges after stealing a purse from Miss Adelaide Staples in Murphy store. Police tracked him after witnesses described him. gloves from nearby stores were found. He was arraigned and held for grand jury with $500 bail. previously fined for a October car crash and a traveling bag theft.
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Walter Bordwell
Bear Late
Tay
Siren Goods &E
Hirle County Court
Bordwell
Adelaide Staples
Second Avenue
Murphy
North Center Street
Seargh
Mton
Grant Company
Porter
Bear Lake
Myntord Williams
West Emith Street
Vaniity
Wieranwell
Te Mat Chuse
Union City
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Supper Plan
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will serve a supper in the church dining room on Thursday evening starting at 5:30. The committee includes Mrs. C. Smith, chairman, Mrs. Carl Guatagon, Mrs. Morris Chapin, Mrs. John Boland, Mrs. Eyest Baphather and Mrs. A. M. Williams. Proceeds will benefit the church. Mrs. Gertrude Allen and son Weeley Allen visited in Spartansburg. Miss Delig Allen and Angelina Marsh returned from Warren where they stayed with Mrs. Laverne Welle since Thanksgiving.
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Lutheran Ladies and Society
Lutheran Laties Aid Society
CL. “Smith
Carl Guatalgon
Morris Chapin
John Boland
Eyest Baphather
A. &. Williams
Gertride Allen
Som
Weeley Allen
Amploy “Allen
Mira Fred Burlingame
Spartansburg
Delig Allen
Angelina Marsh
Warren
Laverne Welle
Government Fixes New American Gold Price Unchanged
United Press reports government sets the price of newly mined American gold at 434.01 dollars, unchanged from Saturday. London price 121 shillings 8 pence, down 3.4 pence from Saturday, equating to about 32.05 dollars in U.S. currency. The lull in price mirrors the day’s exchange rate with the pound at 4.147 dollars and a dollar value of 60.78 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tne
London
United States
Deaths of wife and child drive man to suicide in Pittsburgh
James Simpson, 28, of Ingram, ended his life by shooting himself in the heart, coroner's report says. His body was found by his mother Mrs Minnie Simpson when she returned last night. Despondency over the loss of his wife and six week old baby about a year ago cited as cause.
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Pittsburgh
James Simpson
Ingram
Minnie Simpson
Big Increase in Township Road Program Seen
Harrisburg area figures show a looming rise in state control of township roads. J Garfield Bagsshaw, leader of the township supervisors, warns Gov. Pinchot’s plan would create a 100,000 strong political machine and add about 13 million dollars yearly for maintenance. He notes bridges would be omitted and township taxes would drop only to fund repairs, bonds, and fire protection. Bagsshaw cites 55 300 miles as the total township roads in question.
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Harrisburf
Garfield Bagshaw
We General Assembly
Pinchot
Roods Bagshaw
Bagsiay
Bagehaw
Hold Victin Negligence At Abel Crossing Fatal
Erie, December 4. Benjamin Sousa, 28, of North Springfield, was killed when his auto was hit by a New York Central passenger train at Abel crossing, November 2. A coroner's jury found no blame on the railroad after an inquest at Bruger's funeral home. Witnesses said he watched an east bound freight as he drove onto the westbound tracks. the opposing engine sounded warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
Political bill debate and a public notice fragment
Fragmented OCR mentions a bill on advertising and filtration, politics, names like Roosevelt, and a 1923 date. It references poll follow ups, drug advertising controversy, and legal actions in Brie county with individuals Harold G and Douville.
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Erie
Harold G
Lillian
Douville
Liliw
Lilin Rey Nations
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St. Mary's College
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Coury
Pennsylvania Deer Couning
Joe Gentilman
Polleé
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Will H. Caster
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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State Association of Township Supervisors
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