Youth program for district set at Erie meeting
Erie County Adult Education and Youth council met at the library to discuss a three month part time jobs program for high school and college students in Erie County. The NYA has allotted 18099 dollars for county use with 9888 for youth employment through schools. Applications go through school principals and must be approved by the state emergency relief board. payment is six dollars a month. The program aims to aid those in need, not solely relief recipients.
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Igh
Erie County
Erie County Adult Education and Youth Council
National Youth Administration
NYA
Ere
Erle Couunty
State Emergency Relief Board
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
George C. Moore
John Z. Miller
Charles LeSueur
William J. Franklin
Clarence White
Bernard J. Cochran
Milton Brown
J. L. Zexbe
John L. Taylor
P.M. Darone
S. A. McGavern
Jr. M. Baith Shearer
Holger Rommerdale
C. Herman Grose
Anna Mae Phillips Named Erie City Treasurer
In Erie on December 2, the council appointed Mrs. Anna Mae Phillips to fill the unexpired term of her husband John J. Phillips, who died recently. She was a former Erie school teacher. City employees who had not received pay checks since the treasurer’s death will receive them tomorrow.
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Hrie
Anna Mae Phillips
John J. Phillips
Phillips
Erie
Erie City
Adrian Faces Hillsdale In Second Net Battle Tonight
Adrian College’s quintet meets Hillsdale College for the second time this season. Adrian holds a 27 to 24 victory in the earlier meeting, as Norm Mountain scored two points with Ken Wassink of Falconer leading Adrian with 12 points.
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Adrian
Hillsdale
Adrian College
Hillsdale College
Norm Mountain
Batte
Ken Wassink
Falconer
Adrian Cagers
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders 10000 Freight Cars
Philadelphia December 12 announcement that the Pennsylvania Railroad will acquire 10,000 new freight cars for about 25 million dollars. Six thousand cars to be built in company shops at Altoona Enola and Pitcairn works. 4,000 cars to be produced by outside equipment builders.
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Dera
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Enola
Pitcairn
Rent Mattress Blog for Vocational School Shop
The article notes space in the plant rented at 30 dollars per month with 25 dollars monthly for janitorial service covering furnace care. Fibre furniture plant rent was proposed at 800 dollars yearly but reduced to 50 dollars monthly, indicating improved shop arrangements and lower costs. Milton and Philip Zalzneck attended to discuss moving shop machinery from Hatch building to a new location, with the matter referred to the property committee pending trucking firm estimates. A black widow spider in Stockton, Missouri, refused to eat flies after months in captivity, a noted hunger strike.
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Bals
Milton
Philip Zalzneck
Te Hatch
Property Committee
Stockton
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a cure for bronchitis and asthma sufferers, claiming two or three doses in sweetened hot water before bed will yield a coughless night and a refreshed morning. It urges readers to buy at Con Gra’s or Lindsley’s Pharmacy or any good drug store.
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Buckley
America
Con- Gra
Lindsley’s
Hunters Fined For Cub Kills In Forest County
Corry hunters reported two cub bears shot in Forest County last summer near the Forest County Home. The mother bear was killed by Orion Hillard and Forest Crop of Endeavor, with a cub also killed. Hillard paid a $50 fine for shooting the cub, and William Manfredo of New Kensington paid $50 after admitting to the killing.
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Hillard
William Manfredo
New Kensington
Progress made in compensation cases reduced backlog
Secretary Ralph M. Bah shore announced 5569 pending Workmen's Compensation Board cases on January 4, 1985 have been cut to 2721. Governor George H. Matle predicted backlogs would be eliminated within five months, leaving only current cases for referees.
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Aharrusis Urs
Workmen's Compensation Board
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. ‘Bashore
George H. Matle
Townsend Club Meeting Friday Evening at Grand Theatre
The regular Townsend Club meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 oclock in the Grand Theatre Building. District manager Hogan will be present to explain many important phases of the plan system.
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Townsend Club
Grand Theatre
Hogan
Maryland city taps Pennsylvania for all water supply
Harrisburg Dec 12 The city of Cuentherland Maryland has secured its entire water supply from Pennsylvania the only case on record in eastern United States where a large community in one state relies on water from another.
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Harrisburg
Cuentherland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States
Eastern Star Deputy Grand Matron Feted at District Meet
The Cony City Chapter honored district deputy grand matron Mrs Mildred Hutchingon of Titusville at a district gathering last evening in the Masonic Temple. The event featured a classif ied area and a move to hold a regular meeting, with attendees from the Eastern Star community.
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Cony City
Mildred Hutchingon
Titusville
Ady
Masonic Temple
Christmas Banquet Marks Seasonal Initiation at Titusville
The event featured a formal initiation after which a banquet was served in a festively decorated setting. Fifty five attendees joined in singing Christmas carols, and guests shared in a pleasant fall day celebration.
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Wilco
Spartanvoirw
Cambridge Springs
Titusvtle
Uhlan City
Fixty-Tve
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