Parastal news notes and local deer hunts mix with state policy
A Monday meeting of the Board of Education met in the Library building. Deer winners include Joseph Boland of Sixth Street with a 175 pound buck and Guy Lindsey near Kinzua with an 8 pointer, plus C. W. Matteson near Ludlow with a 155 pound 10 pointer. The Civil Works Administration approved hundreds of projects in the state, bringing total state employment to 125,285 under CWA supervision. Flood of topics follow including automobile license plates, motor vehicle hearings, weather outlook, and a series of local incidents. Major Gen. Charles H. Muir died in Baltimore at 73. A misfiled prisoner led to a jail release error in Erie city.
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Joseph Boland
Sixth Street
Sulphur Springs
Guy Lindsey
Kinzua
C. W. Matteson
Ludlow
CWA
Erie May Step In To End Milk Price Dispute
Erie weighs city led arbitration as milk price war drives prices down to five cents per quart. Mayor James P. Rossiter signals readiness to settle disputes if state or federal agencies fail. Fire damages several East Second Street businesses, estimated at 7000 dollars, with one woman rescued from potential death by smoke.
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ERIE
Rie
James P. Rossiter
Fiie
Rossitter
Rossiter
East Second
Jamestown
Erie Railroad Inaugurates Door to Door Delivery Service
Frank T. England, Erie Railroad local agent, announces a new collect and delivery trucking service aligned with rail freight. The system offers door to door pickup, rail movement within 260 miles, flat rate trucking at origin and destination, and a small fee beyond 260 miles. Aims to reduce costs, simplify handling, and provide unified service from producer to consumer.
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E.R.R
Frank T. England
Erie Railroad
Consignee
Five Cleveland residents awarded $5500 damages by Erie jury
An Erie county jury awarded five Cleveland residents a total of $5500 in a four day auto crash case near North East two years ago. Plaintiffs Carl Marvin Sr Maude Marvin Carl Marvin Jr Robert Marvin and Dorothy Marvin alleged personal injuries and medical expenses totaling. Defendants listed as Joseph Patriato Charlotte Rice Massa chusetts and the Pitch Ealing C2.
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Erie
Cleveland
Erie County
North East
Joseph Patriato
Kentucky
Charlotte Rice
Massachusetts
Pitch Ealing C2
Carl Marvin
Maude Marvin
Robert Marvin
Dorothy Marvin
Marvin
Buffalo Road
Kane High School field project rejected by CWA
Local authorities report the Kane High School athletic field project failed to gain state engineer approval after CWA rejection. The board may resubmit with changes, with Friday notification from C Waddingham Bradford.
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Kane
Civil Works Administration
Kane Board of Education
Kane High School
Atheletic
C. , Waddingham
Bradford
Clearfield Reports Two Odd Hunting Mishaps
Clearfield notes two unusual hunting accidents reported Friday. Clayton McNul, 49, Surwonsville businessman, was admitted to Clearfield Hospital with a hip wound from a stray bullet during a hunt with two companions. Scott W. Keller of W Prankiingilie, nununguon County, received treatment after being gored by a 12 point buck while dressing it. a antler prong struck his hand and hip as the animal leaped. Keller shot the buck and recovered.
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Clearfield
Dec
Clayton McNul
Surwonsville
Clearfield Hospital
McNull
Scott W. Keller
Nununguon County
Keller
Funeral Services for Jessie De Mill
Funeral services for Jessie Doris De Mill were held Friday at Townville Baptist Church with Rev. W. J. Small and Rev. M. M. Clark assisting. Interment followed at Greenlawn Cemetery in Townville. De Mill, a former Corry girl, was well known in the area. Ade Olsen of the Oregon Humane Society climbed 75 feet to rescue a cat, a separate incident noted in the report.
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Portland
Ore
Ade Olsen
Oregon Humane Society
Fces
Jessie Doris DeMill
Townville
Miss DeMil
Corry
County CWA projects advance in most districts
The county district reports CWA projects approved for all parts except McKean Cameron and Fiske areas where work on an athletic field would need only labor and equipment, fitting with the civil works program. A second Kane project to install a storm sewer on Hacker Street was refused, while other county areas receive approvals.
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GWA
McKean-Cameron-Fiske
Civil Works Program
Kane
Hacker Street
CWA
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Old Man Merkaid
Board of Education
David A. Feed
Pittsjoreh
Wilkes-Barre
State Department of Revenue
Clair Phelps
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Rideway
Franklin
Warren
U. S. Weather Bureau
A. A. Carlson
Fred Hall
Jackson Hill
G. W. Henderson
Sheffield
Department of Property and Supplies
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Guy Tiny 'Ist Avenué
St. Marys
Br. Howard Egolf
Clas Spencer
Hi D
Spencer
Colza
Corry-Spring Creek
Charles H. Muir
F A. Y Stired
Fourth Corps
Army
Germany
Hama
Baltimore
R. W. Cookey
Youngsville
Pillafeld
Lawrence Warren
Linesville
Gratefal
Turvkey
Erle City
Tam
Hla Ralesen
Oil City Trust Company
Ou City, Fa
Twocwa
Lotte Rice
Waikato
Misa Rice
Faticato
Jessie DE Mill
Wagner
E. E. Guignon
N. Center St
Powell Motor Company
Ford Sales and Service
Corry, Penn
Progran
Church Services Center
Merritts
Sha Ce
Presi
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Ralph
Chris
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Weil
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