Deer Hunts and Local Contests Highlight Winter Scene
Three Spring Creek hunters reported deer catches including a 7 point buck on Jackson Hill, a 6 point buck in Sumo district, and several others near St. Marys and Hermit Springs. The American Forestry Association discussed forest preservation while local officials considered theatre license changes and barbershop hours.
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Spring Creek
McKay
Jackson Hill
Lee Lilie
Howard Johnson
Dry Run
Frank Schramling
Columbus
St. Marys
Walter Dedeon
Ridge Street
Hermit Springs
Corry Elks collect toys for local needy children
The Corry lodge calls residents to donate used or new toys for a Christmas party for needy youngsters. Efforts include repairing and repainting toys at the Elks home or Alexander & Company. Volunteers may arrange pickup via the Diksq office, with the event set to feature candy and oranges along with entertainment, date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bika
Ion
Elia
Alexander & Company
Diks Qwill
City Council Boosts Taxes Amid Debate on Relief Funds
The council approved a 14.4 mill tax levy for 1935 after a lengthy discussion on work relief and funding. Bill 603 to abolish the assistant street commissioner faced resistance, while salaries for the street department and engineer were scrutinized. Viewers were named to assess costs for several street projects and a Christmas tree lighting request was granted for the city park.
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Nichols
Miller
Costa
Salarica
Sir. Duke
Department of Streets
Duke
Miler
Streets Nichols
Duke, Heath
Mulderick
Merle
Nithals
N. R. Dickson
Dickson
Council
Walter Blair
C. W. McCray
Samuel Wales
West Irving
Corry Club Plans Rummage and Bake Sale Date Set
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held a regular meeting at Miss Wilma Rich's home with seventeen members present. Zeina Mulderici was named chairperson for a rummage and bake sale to be held Saturday December 5 in the former Murphy store room. donations are requested and collectors will call. The social Christmas party is planned for December 17 with location to be announced by the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sekerak
Cyntha May
Myrtle Skinner
Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wilma Rich
West South Street
Zeina Mulderici
Murphy
Mulderick
Florence Lindquist
Blanche Loveland
Lana Merker
Departmental appropriations announced for coming year budget
Guy Cornell on first night adopts a budget totaling 74089 44 with 68689 84 from 144 mills tax levy 8500 from licenses 1500 from penalties and 800 from fines. Departments list salaries bonds sinking fund assessors tax rebate supplies retirement fund and city services with totals for Finance and Accounts Public Attairs Public Safety Streets Parks and Public Property and Stanford Hose Company including police supplies snow removal and bridge repairs.
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Guy Cornell
Department of Finance and Accounts
Tax Department
Main
Smith Streets
Department of Public Attairs
Police Department
Department of Public Safety
Board of Health
Safety Department
Department of Parks and Public Property
City Park
Stanford Hose Company
Arts and Crafts Club Sublet Meeting Topics
The Mentor Glib held an evening meeting at Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons home in Wright Street with ten members present. Mrs Ellen Bennett read a piece on aces while Mrs Florence Paulson spoke on Quilts and Sallie Howard presented Forestry. Bugs fudge and salted nuts were served as the hostess hosted a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bennett
Florence Paulson
Sallie Howard
Cammite
Ieter
Program Music Definition in Instrumental Works
The term program music describes purely instrumental works intended to represent by musical tones a sequence of specific ideas or events. It notes that such pieces convey narrative or descriptive content without vocal lines, aiming to depict scenes, stories, or moods through musical symbolism.
Borah Leads Revolt in Republican Ranks
United Press reports a possible insurgent push within the Republican Party led by Senator Borah of Idaho. The plan hinges on Henry P. Pletcher’s refusal to resign, with Borah prepared to carry the battle to replace Hoover hudles and shift party principles toward more liberal channels.
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Borah
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington, Dc
Henry P. Pletcher
Republican National Committee
Sen. Williams. Borah
R. Idaho
Itra
Small Industry Eyes Rally on NRA Wage Test
Frederick Clark Perkins of York, Pa., battery maker, challenges government wage controls in federal court arguing NRA codes unfair to small industries with no interstate business. He served 18 days in York County jail for unpaid wage violations and seeks a higher court ruling on the constitutionality of the NRA.
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More d. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Frederick Clark Perkins
York
Perkins
Miles Standish
NRA
Cornell University Foothill
Glen S
Pop) Warner
NIRA
Failce
Parkins
York County
Early Criminal Code Highlights and Death Penalty Rule
The fragment notes the original criminal code and a September 6, 1788 date, detailing that only murder carried the death penalty under the new code. It mentions offenses with penalties and the shift of punishment, referencing the congreas and judicial authorization.
Porpoises and Marine Mammal Traits Noted By Detroit News
The Detroit News cites porpoises and other marine mammals as mmtuuials though they spend much time at sea. It discusses their distant ancestors with keen vision, the evolution of underwater sight, and how underwater sensing gained importance for prey detection and predator evasion.
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Detroit News
$300000 suit over name used in liquor ad
United Press reports Deed-Ely Culbertson, bridge authority, sues in New York Supreme Court for $300000 over use of his name in a liquor advertisement. He seeks $150000 for damages to himself and $150000 for the commercial use of his name by Theater Program Corporation and Buckingham Corporation, American agent for Cutty Sark whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Ely Culbertson
Bridge Authority
New York Supreme Court
Theater Program Corporation
Buckingham Corporation
Cutty Sark Whisky
Cilbertson
Justice Johnston to be honored at Kansas Bar golden jubilee
Topeka December 1. Chief Justice William A Johnston marks fifty years on the Kansas supreme court bench with a golden jubilee banquet by the Kansas Bar Association. He has been re elected every six years since 1884.
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Kansas Eupreme
William A. Johnston
Kansas Bar Association
St .Topeka
Johnston
Parade To Form On Pleasant St In Corry
Corry's pre Christmas parade will form on Weat Pleasant street at 7 10 Wednesday evening after plans were finalized at the Golden Rule Club dinner meeting. The route runs east on Pleasant to ust, north to Main, west to Center, north to Smith, east to Maple, south to Park Place, west to Center, again to Main, west to First, south to South and east to Center where the procession ends. Stores to stay open until 10 o'clock. open evenings begin December 17th.
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Corry
Weat Pleasant Street
Golden Rule Club
Howard J. Sheen
Misa Beatrice Shaffer
Frank Rouse
Horace Brynolfson
Keppel ‘Tiffany
Brynolfson
Clarence
Wallace
H. J. Sheen
James Sullivan
Agnes Cameron
Morris Chapin
Hobart
M. Hall
H. J. Gulick
Alexander & Co
Crawford J.woods
Lawrence Davison
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Salvaton Army Routs Presbyterian In 38 to 9 Victory
The Salvation Army team defeated the Presbyterian five by a wide 38 to 9 score last night. Green led scorers for the Salvation Army, which issued a challenge to any junior city team, with games arranged through Melvin Tordan at 256 West Washington Street.
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Salvation Army
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Wamiering
pre-Christa Pajiiint
American Forestry Association
Mlonesia Forest
Pennsylvania
Allegheny National Forest
TEE Association
Vandergrift Telephone Company
Armstrong
Indiana
Westmoreland
Public Service Commission
Kane
Marienville
Pittsburgh
Zem Temple
A. A
O.N. M.S
Ity Cornelist Sharon
Civic League
Russell Adams
Orville Ressler
H Ns
Kellettville
Warren
Miles
Walter Patterson
Warren County
Protector Patterson Wbiting
New York Stock Exchange
Taylor
Yoramen
Piaherty
Ubi i
Joe Pullintre
Tilt Pines
Pollo
Flaherty
Uien
Ie Na Trece
Palindiro
Elks Gathering
John Wesley Gray
Chicago
Windy City
Arts and Crafis Club
York Storage
Hagoet Eeme
MOE Model Dairy Co
Eenna
Justice
Johnaton
Pleasant ST
S.A
Eau de Colognes
Elizabeth “Ardiny Coty
Yardley
Houbiliant
Parker Vacummatic
Williams
Borethy Gray
Elizabeth Arden
Gary
Condra Pharmacy
Ege
Tabor
Lisa Gram
Pen
Moe
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