Corry News Roundup of Local Civil Affairs and Events
Local notes report a new eighteen months labor agreement at a major firm, Erie and Corry figures attend Governor-elect Jarlo’s inauguration in Harrisburg, and city finances allow last month’s salaries. Headlines cover court actions, civic groups, a Van Dyke as state highways secretary, and assorted social and political chatter across Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George H. Jarlo
Harrisburg
Department of Finance
Jani Rouse
Erie
Johanna Royer
Titusville
Goholl
P. S. Wood
J. J. Mutueirn
Weed
Leon Brown
Golden Rule Club
Dave
D. del Bracken
Gchdal Board
Hattie
Hird
Florida
St. Petersburg
Baressi
Court House
Mulheir
Guy Lombardo
Hward
Erie Theatre
Ip Owens
Corry High
State Bankings Department
Erie Trust Company
Ohio
Meadville
Warren
DuBois Nimrod
Warren van Dyke
Commonwealth
Hitter
Yor
Democratic State Committee
Mal Wovick
Canses
Singer
Union City
Rex Theatre
Astociatid Gas & Efectric
Yule- Bt
Beaverdam Area Sees Busy Social Roundup
Beaverdam and nearby towns report a flurry of family visits church events and social gatherings. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Proctor Mrs Charles Swan and Doris Lindquial share meals and host guests in Corry Union City Wattsburg and Proctorville with plans for a Christmas program and a December 21st church play.
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Beaverdam
Earl Ruffoner
Corry
Charles Hodge
Leon “Proctor
Carl Lyons
B. Lyons
Aind Jay Smith
Havel and
Roger Marsh
W. H. Cummings
F. Burkhardt
Charles Lindquial
Doris
Gerald Bagley
Charles, Swan
Walter Proctor
Glenn Stearns
Claude Bowen
Fineaid Farm
Wattsburg
Carl Proctor
Chas. Proctor
Donation Hill
Wednes
Charles Proctor
Cora Rouse
Union City
Clyde Kent
Lee Dearing
Chatham
Virginia
Neil Estes
Nelson Youngs
H. D. Whitney
Pomona Grange
Belle Valley
Claude Maynard
Leo Proctor
Bert Watrous
Proctorville
Mildred Lindberg
SR. Lyons
U B
Rey
Higley
Gerry
S. A. Drayers
Patterson House
Charles Swan
Joanienne
Hsther Brrst
Theodore Gray
U. B. Parsonage
Clymer
Verna Gibbons
Robert Mortis
Rexford and
Warren
James Crowell
Juanita
Lyle Proctor
Gottage Hill
M. L. Breed
AME
Robert Murgin
Roosevelt Highway
Ranges Alling Station
Leon Procter
Nelson Williams
MLE
Durch
S. Charles Swan
Russell King
R. Lyons
Awe
Helen Smith
H. N. Harris
Erie
Lice Dearing
Warner McCray
Tames Proctor
AL Lyons
Corey
George Alam
Lucy Schurman
Louise
Ruth Smith
Charles Swan Calle
Floyd Marsh
Mir
Carl Gates
Cory
William Proctor
$8 000 verdict in Chautauqua court
In Mayville on December 12 a supreme court jury awarded Frederick Pfeil of Jamestown 8000 dollars for injuries from an automobile crash at Hust Eighth street and Prendergast avenue. The verdict found damages against Jerry Hein, Jamestown taxi owner, and Robert K Offerle of Warren. The panel deliberated past 1 o'clock Tuesday morning before returning the verdict to Justice Bernard B Ackerman after reconvening.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Bernard B. Ackerman
Fredick Pfeil
Falconer Street
Jamestown
Jerry Hein
Robert K. Offerle
Warren
Fieil
Hust Eighth Street
Prendergast Avenue
Car Hits Horse Injuring Two Men on Kane Highway
Dec. 12. Two Punxsutawney men were injured and a horse killed when their car struck the animal on a bend of the General Kane Highway near Mavienville. The injured, aged 84 David Lingentetter and Adrian Henry, were taken to Community hospital in another vehicle, Lingentetter suffering a broken kneecap and facial lacerations, Henry with severe facial cuts. The crash occurred between one and two o'clock Tuesday morning.
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Headyn
General Kane
Mavienville
Communnity Hospital
David Lingentetter
Adrian Henry
Federal indemnity offered for Bang disease cattle testing
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry announces federal indemnity for cattle testing positive for Bang disease under two federal state herd tests. Owners may receive salvage plus up to 20 dollars for grade cattle or 60 dollars for purebreds, not exceeding the cattle’s appraised value, with supervision and retesting under the Pennsylvania plan. Blood samples are tested free by Pennsylvania officials. owners may use their own vets if authorized.
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U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Yale
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Federal Bureau
Guffey’s Sister Declines Welfare Post in Earle Cabinet
Mrs Emma Guffey Miller of Pittsburgh declines the appointment as Secretary of Welfare in Governor-elect George H Earle’s cabinet. She says the post should go to a man and is the sister of Senator Joseph F Guffey.
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Cnrrourea
Philadelphia
Emma Guffey Miller
Pittsburgh
Welfare
George H. Earle
Miller
Joseph F. Guffey
Three CCC Youths Die In Blaze At Tennessee Camp
Three Civilian Conservation Corps workers were burned to death when a fire destroyed three woods barracks and a mess hall at Camp P-7 near Norris. The dead are Elwood Kramer 20 Mutley M J Charles De Palma 21 Orange N J and Tacob Kleinman 20 the Bronx N Y. Four youths were slightly burned and treated at a Knoxville hospital as two hundred CCC workers were accounted for.
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United Press
Norris
Tenn
Conservation Corps
Ness Hall
Here
Anid
Elwood Kramer
Mutley
M. J
Charles de Palma
Orange
N. J
Tacob Kleinan
The
Bronx
New York
OCC
Camp
P-7
Knoxville
Sharon Man Found Frozen to Death Near Warren
The body of a man found frozen in a field near Warren has been identified as Fred Koerber of Sharon Pennsylvania. He had disappeared from his home on Monday and relatives identified the body at the morgue but could not explain the disappearance.
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United Press
Warren
Heath
Fred Koerber
Sharon
Mars
Strong Man of Mexico Retires From Politics
Gen. Piclareo Elias Galles former strong man of Mexico left for Sinaloa State after a statement interpreted as retirement from politics health reasons require rest. He remains the real head of the dominant party in politics. The note hints at calming agitation and a possible shift in church relations signaling a softer stance on church matters.
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United Press
Mexico City
Piclareo Elias Galles
Mexico
Sinaloa
Galles
Blind man’s cane stolen in Wichita Falls
Cosby Snodgrass, a blind newspaper vendor in downtown Wichita Falls, reported his cane stolen by a visitor described as the world’s meanest man. Police urged anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Cosby
Crude oil production tops allowance in week report
The American Petroleum Institute reported last week average gross crude oil production at 2,886,850 barrels, up 14,150 from the prior year and 19,830 above the federal allowance. Motor fuel stocks plus unfinished gasoline totaled 50,209,000 barrels, up 400,000, with refinery gasoline stocks at 24,871,000 barrels.
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United Press New York
American Petroleum Institute
iMotor
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Guffey
Siser
Corry, Penna
CCC
Sharon Man
Calles
Mall Warner
Eaat
Washington Street
Care of
Henry Man
Walter Kuss
R. D
Joe Wawraymisie
Spring Creek
F. Moore
Carter Hill
Clarence Slye
R.D
Carter Hill Central
First Ave
First Avenue
Jon Hammond
Ottis Fardink
Warber
Ravenpol
Willink
Fred Koomen
Allotionee
Westinghouse Iron
Westinghouse
Hamilton Beach
Mazda
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Penna
Etta Kett
Tole
Dean
Neah Seu
Etia
Paul Robinson
Nes,anli Eorik Whol
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