Corry Officials Seek Local Hire Preference for Residents
Corry residents demonstrated at City Hall as registration of unemployed began to quantify jobless numbers and press for employer preference for local workers. Council urges cooperation from manufacturers to favor taxpayers when work is available, especially for married men with dependents, with registration by Ben Starr and Guy Porter guiding the effort through the week. Arch Cohen and his son visited Franklin relatives in the same area.
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Corry
Clere C. B. Porter
Cough Syrup Claim From Syracuse Man
J Hagan of Syracuse New York says he suffered chronic colds and coughs every winter before using Smith Brothers Cough Syrup. He claims the syrup stopped his cough at the start of the season and helped him stay healthy ever since.
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Smith Brothers
J. Hagan
Syracuse
N.Y
Retired Conductor Fatally Struck in Meadville Crash
Edwin W. Peck retired Erle Ral road conductor was fatally injured crossing Park avenue and North street in Meadville. He and brother in law J J Hoyt were south on Park avenue when Peck was struck by a car driven by James K Frisk 20 of 969 Grove Meadville. He died at 11 p m after failing to regain consciousness. skull fracture ribs and arm injuries reported. Police are investigating.
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Edwin W. Peck
Erle Ral
Park Avenue
North Street
Masdville
Mr. Peck
Baldwin Street
Meadville
J. J. Hoyt
Cleveland
Peck
James K. Frisk
Grove Street
W. E. Byham
More Hunters Bring Back Deer in 1930 Pennsylvania Season
The 1930 Pennsylvania deer season entered its second week with rising kills. Reports from Corry hunters include a 6-point 165-pound buck by James Keppell on Eldrett Hill, a 9-point in Forest County, a 6-point near Pleasantville by Duane Lines, plus a big deer near Garland and an 8-point 175-pound buck by MC L. Ghtea returning from Clarendon. C. L. Johnson of Erie saw a 9-point buck. Deputy W. B. Slark notes 222 legal deer reported in his sector last week. nine legal and one illegal shot Saturday.
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Penn
Pennsylvania
Journal Today
James Keppell
Eldrett Hill
Wayne Wilson
R. D
Forest County
Duane Lines
Pleasantville
Francis Slattery
Corry
Garland
MC L. Ghtea
Clarendon
Mr. Gates
C. L. Johnson
Erie
W. B. Slark
Franklin
Cabaret Tickets Sell Out for Dec 12 Armory Event
Tickets for the sayams Cabaret at the State Armory sold out today after the allotted number was reached. Tables for four eight or twelve can be reserved by calling 490, Walter H L Scott attorney in charge. Reservations begin Tuesday morning at 10 4 a.
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Sayams
State Armory
Walter HL
Scott
Cartoonist on Lyceum Course Here Thursday
John Bockewitz dramatic cartoonist will appear at the Senior High school auditorium Thursday evening December 1 as the second member of the 1930 31 lyceum course The Hamilton Daily News reports his performance features cartooning chalk talks and recitations including Kipling and Lincoln pieces and audience interactions with upside down writing and backward phrases
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John Baward Bockewitz
Sec
Hamilton
Ohio
Daily News
John B. Bockewitz
Kipling
Lincoln
Civil War Vet Buried Today in Columbus
Stephen Farnham, Civil War veteran, died Friday. Funeral services were held at his Columbus home at 1:30 PM with Rev. H. F. Beagle officiating and burial in Spring Creek cemetery. Assistants included Bert, Clyde, and Clayton Baccus, Marvin and Alta Mead, and James Sears. The society will host a Christmas party at the Community House on Thursday December 11, inviting all township families. Each family to bring a ten cent gift. those not solicited should bring a tureen and baking.
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Stephen Farnham
Columbus
H. F.,beagle
United Brethren Church
Spring Creek Cemetery
Bert
Clyde
Clayton Baccus
Marvin
Alta Mead
James Sears
He Wuies
Ie Mearay
Fach Fine
Two youths burned in gasoline blast
A gasoline tank test sparked a blast in a Worth street garage yesterday afternoon. Fred Deschamp, 20, suffered severe burns about the head and face, while Lawrence Purpura, 19, escaped with minor injuries. Deschamp was taken home for care by Dr Kibler, and recovery is hoped for despite the pain.
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Fred Deschamp
Worth Street
Lawrence Purpura
Dribler
Deschamn
J .Kibler
Reat
Deschamp
Denver Judge Ousted From Gotham Church
A Denver judge was removed from a Gotham Church pulpit after protests and a scuffle with ushers and detectives. He faced a disorderly conduct charge, was handcuffed and taken to a police station, then resumed a lecture in Albany. The incident followed an extended sermon confrontation and compelled removal from the pulpit.
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Denver
Gotham Church
Albany
Lindsey
Youth's arrest solves a series of thefts in region
A hold-up at Keystone garage in Galeton and a second in Port Allegany may be connected to three Rochester youths Harry J Reed Donald Burdick and Fred Packard aged 28 21 and 20 respectively. Police say the trio’s story links multiple robberies across several towns and cities. Reed faces possible transfer to New York or Pennsylvania authorities, Burdick to Auburn prison, Packard to Rochester for an old hold-up charge.
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Isane
Dee
Keystone
Galeton
Shherey and Carlson
Port Allegany
Rochester
Harry J. Reed
Hornell
N. Y
Donald Burdick
Fred A. Packard
Canisteo
Packard
Burdick
Auburn Penitentiary
Reed
New York
Pennsylvania
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Pyralin
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Bank of Bollywood
Lyceum
John E. Bockewitz
M'Cray Aid
Rutherford B. Hays
Oil City
J.C. Weaver
George T. Kerr
Oil Creek Township
Titus‘ville
Charles Kerr
Titusville
Guignon’s Giftland
Lionel
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Oil City Trust Connatt Oil Ie Eo
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