Weathered winter gloom and college play at Senior High
A murky paragraph notes a junior class play titled 320 College Avenue at Senior High’s auditorium tonight. It also mentions a crowded town schedule including a regular meeting of the Board of Fulucali, local store activities on North Center street, and various regional notices spanning social security wage data, weather optimism, and local civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Senior High Auditority
Ollock
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc
North Center Street
Columbus P T A Christmas Entertainment Planned
Columbus Township Parent-Teacher Association schedules a Christmas program for December 13 at Dean High School with Bible verses duets solos quartet and an orchestra. Local families and guests are invited to attend the event as part of community church services and Sunday activities.
Complete purge urged of Erie County registration rolls
County Commissioner Helen M Sehlaroff proposes a full purge of Erie County registration records at the next registration commission meeting. She cites thousands of faulty enrollments and plans to involve the county solicitor and attorneys to determine legal removal procedures. Some names are of deceased residents or those not voting in two years, and she argues prompt action will update lists and reduce election confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Helen M. Sehlaroff
Registration Commission
Jacoh Held
Schluralt Yal
Sehninitf
Aeling An
Ale
Sehnrae
James Barnet
Perry
Tunintu
Local Social Notes Mention Meetings And Visits In Meadville Area
Several social items flow from Meadville and surrounding towns. Mrs Clarence Moore accepts a position with Talon Fastener in Meadville. Bridge Club met at Mrs Frank Crosby’s home with prizes awarded to Crosby for high score and Amy Green for second. Euwin Stockton was a business visitor in Mearsville. Columbus Grange to meet December 12 at C. C. Gall with a fine program planned. Mr and Mrs Charles Ohi of Westfield were guests at the home of Guat Ohan. Mr and Mrs Frank Betts and family were visitors at Warren. Home Economies meeting led by Miss Helen Steibel of Warren enjoyed at Mrs Frank Dodd’s home. next gathering December 19 at Mrs Bertha Stockton’s. Mrs Henry Wood and Mrs Harold Wood of Corry spent Wednesday with Emma Carroll. Jennie Moore returned home after visiting Pittsburgh and Beaver Falls. Community Ladies Aid Christmas party planned at Mrs Bertha Stockton’s with a tureen dinner and gifts. Mr and Mrs Will Schramling dined with George Schramling in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Tet
H. Ray Harris
Corry
Charles Swenson
Mildred
Meg
Emmett Curtis
Perry K. Mead
Warren
Harold Bales
Philadelphia
P. W. Bates
Clarence Moore
Doris
James Woodring
Charles Woodring
Meadville
Robert Wenstran
Lena Wenstran
Edith Wenstran
Ludlow
John Ohrn
Frank Schramiling
Myrna
Carlton Williams
Ric
Martin William
Merle Page
Richard
Arthur Page
Carol
Gerald Page
Adaline Dressell
Donna Mae
Helge Peterson
Raul Bergman
Amy Ohirn
Lloydene Saeger
Reading
Betty Katterlin
Cuartet
Paul Trisket
Richard Trisket
Harry Thompson
Axbury Hill
Ralph Dole
Richard and
Roland
Niobe
N. Y
Clifford
Andrew Thompson
Clifford Caster
Mill Village
Grace Moore
Erie
Moore
Talon Fastener Company
Bridge Club
Frank Crosby
Crosby
Amy Green
Euwin Stockton
Mearsville Monway
Columbus Grange
C.C. Gall
Charles Ohi
Weatfield, M
Guat Ohan
Frank Betts
Mn Venlion
Victor Anderson
Sungay
Con
Mirs Helen Steibel
Frank Dodd
Bertha Stockton
Henry Wood
Harold Wood
Emma Carroll
Jennie Moore
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Ladies Aid
Will Schramling
George Schramling
Ground broken for new E Springfield School
Ground was broken Thursday afternoon for the new East Springfield High School. Willis H. Pratt, county superintendent of schools, announced the project will cost 73 000 dollars. He also said bids for the construction of a right room elementary school in Summit township will be opened on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Springfield
Willis H. Pratt
Pratt
Sumit Township
John K Tener Back 70 Visit Old Butler
Harrisburg report notes John J Tener, former governor of Pennsylvania and baseball figure, returning to the capital. The piece references Tener’s era from 1911 to 1915 and his administration, with a focus on a visit to old Butler and Alexander Lee in the residence context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Tener
Old Butler
Harrisburg
John J. Tener
Pennsylyann
Breseague
Alexander Lee
Lee
Tener
Seven City Law Employees Implicated in Fraud Probe
Testimony linked at least seven Pittsburgh law department employees to accounts allegedly exceeding authorized limits as the November grand jury neared termination of a probe into the citys consent veil scandal. The panel aimed to finish investigations into out-of-court damage settlements and related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fress Pittsburgh
Law Department
Reed
Palsburgh
Tony
City Council Weighs Cuts to City Improvement Plan
City officials consider trimming the improvement program with allocations of 20 000 for citywide efforts 42 000 for storm sewers 15 000 for four municipal garages and 7 875 cut from requisitions. The WPA project remains at 60 000 while debt service sits at 84 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sireely
Harry KK
Klebes
Epliziie
Rong Deratdy
Cecil Akam Leads Group at Church
Sinety members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren In Christ church gathered last evening for an open meeting at the church. Cecil C. Alam led the topic Thy Kingdom Come and an engaging discussion followed. The program included prayers Scripture readings a hymn and a silent moment. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Ru EH Vin Tusset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren In Christ Church
Cecil C. Alam
Harley Banks
If Ray Harris
Len Medqueney
Mus
Ruckman to Speak Here at Sunday Service
Ruckman of Mayville, Mo, famed Bible lecturer, will speak Sunday after-noon at the Corry Men’s Bible Class, drawing local interest again after his previous appearance. A song fest will precede the regu lars service and a welcome is extended by local men and boys. In Toledo oil port news, shipments may reach 1,000,000 barrels as last year’s volumes exceed 90 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayvule
S.buest
Spencer
Corry Men's
Iis
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of
Fulucali
H. ©. Hoover
Social Security Board
Hoover
Portland
Robert M Dole
United States
Bureau of Business Research, University of Pittsburgh
William M. Houghton
West Wayne Street
Corry Hospital
Anthony Fden
WOR
England
National Association of Manufacturers
Warren County
Arthur Colegrove
State
Northern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Lawrenee
William A. Schnader
Philadelphia State Hospital
Byberry
Erie County
Seson
Rush F. Lewis
St. Johnsville
N.Y
Erie County Election Board
Joe Peratto
Dominick Lemme
Stanley Benton
Don Foreman
Middle West
Bradford
Rex Theatre
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Ohange
E. Springfield
Cecil Akam
Ruckman
NAB
Rome
Hundrein
Pax Hoeinen
Carabnien
Blondie
Sevara
Heller
Ofiela
Hamipel High School
Marekeu
Tunisia
Corwen
Vento
Benin
Mussolini
Sip
St James
Butter Oak Hill
Texas
aTesey
McCallum
Hansen
Manhattan
Hickok
Essley
Glover
Nasts
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