Deer hunting ends as Gates claims large rack in Corry area
The deer season closes with Hart Gates of R D 5 tallying the year’s largest rack, a 175 pound 18 point buck found near Cherry Grove. Other hunters include a 5 point buck by HL Schryver on Bull Hill and a Bu ic driven prize rack sighting near Corry. City events include a Wext Golden Bile Club sale and officials reorganization in local sessions.
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Hart Gates
Gates
Cherry Grove
HL Schryver
Keister Cat Rate Dough Store
Corry
Bull Hill
Erie City Cuts 1935 Tax Levy To 11 Mills
Erie council reduced the 1935 tax levy from 13 to 11 mills at the final budget session. Mayor Rossiter and Safety Director Dundon backed the plan, with Finance Director Mehaffey aligning estimates to show current collections around 970,000 and delinquents near 851,000. The $1,029,005 budget totals include 64,200 for debt service and anticipated miscellaneous revenues of 110,000.
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Erie
City Cotmell
Thomas Mehaffey
James P. Rossiter
John C. Dundon
Rossiter
Mehdffey
Mehaffey
Edward J. Alien
Deer Season Ends in Penna at Sundown 1934
Officials report the 1934 Pennsylvania deer season closing with seven hunter fatalities so far, down from last year. J. E. Harwood, secretary of the state game commission, notes the figure supports campaigns to keep hunters accident minded. Over 20,000 bucks were killed last year. early estimates this year predicted fewer than 7,000 in the opening week.
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J .E. Harwood
State Game Commission
Harwood
Public Debt Reaches All-Time High in U S
United Press reports the total public debt of the United States hit a new peak at 28.4003 billion dollars after last week’s 967.863 million in new securities. The current level surpasses the wartime record of 26.9907 billion by nearly 2 billion. Interest costs total about 850 million annually, with gains over the past two years funding recovery agencies and relief for millions of people.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Nance
Presbyterian Ladies Meet and Bazaar Benefit
The December meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society gathered in the church parlors with large attendance. Reports noted sale of all waste paper and a tea for fifty hosted at the Whittlesey home. The bazaar profits supported the church, with entertainment from member readings and a candlelit dinner with carols, decorations, and gifts.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Glenn Spencer
Gilbert Boyd
H. B. MacLeés
A. G. Buller
F. E. Whittlesey
N. R. Dickson
C. H Holden
Theo P. Willlams
Virginia Williams
Whittlesey
Claud Place
Sandburg
Place
Macbees
P. M. Nichols
J. &. Moffitt
Amel Sundean
H. W. Alverson
Walter Peake
Three Women Identified In Syracuse Fur Ring Case
Erie reports identify Evelyn Nolan 37 Cleveland Anna Weber 41 Cambridge Mass and Lillian Weber 33 New York City as three women tied to a $2000 fur theft from the Samuelstein store in Syracuse New York. A. Formato 39 Chicago is not yet identified. They await extradition and may face further charges.
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Erie
Parsons
A. Samuelstein
Syracuse
N. C
Evelyn Nolan
Cleveland
Anna Weber
Cambridge
Mass
Pal Lillian Weber
New York City
Anthony Formato
Chicago
Harry Goldman
Leon Burchard
George Christoph
Syracuse Authoritis
New York
Joseph Wambell
George Williams
Robert Burns
Samuelstein
Belive Formato
Anniversary Observed by Amici Bible Class at Christchurch
The Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christchurch held its fifth anniversary party at the church last evening. About 150 attended a 6:30 roast beef dinner. Rev. H. F. Reagle, former pastor and founder of the class, was guest of honor. A program followed with hymns, readings, solos, duets, and remarks by Rev. Reagle and class officers. Alfred Emmons of Spencer, New York, joined Weekend guest at the Kincaid home.
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Amici Bible Class
United Brethren In
Christchurch
H. SF. Reagle
Rev. Reagle
Amicible
H. R. Harris
Orval St. Pierre
Roy Burley
Alice Messenger
John Boland, Jr
Agatha
Blaine St. Pierre
Charles Auer
H. Freagle
Miss Messenger
Burley
Burley; Reading, Mrs. Boland
Misses St. Pierre
Alfred Emmons
Spencer, N. Y
G. T. Kincaid
North Center Street
Week's Book Review On Wine Rugs And Wonder
A brisk survey covers The Complete Wine Book by Schoonmaker and Marvel praising its clear, humane approach to wine history and tasting. Bliss: Peacemaker by Palmer is hailed for military biography with inside World War I detail. Our Vanishing Hair by Nessler is critiqued for practical science on thinning hair and care. Mazo de la Roche’s Besides Norman Tower earns note for adult readers and child themes.
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Simon and Shuster
Frank Schoonmaker
Tom Marvel
Connecticut
Fancy
Bliss
Dodd, Mead
Tasken H. Bliss
United States Army
Washington
Grant
Shernan
Sheridan
Pershing
War College
United States
Paris
Palmer
Teadhers
Newton D. Baker
Lloyd George
Siberia
Cuba
Mazo de la Roche
Norman Tower
Little, Brown
Miss de la Roche
Restitution Schedule Set by Alderman Case Judge Rules
Judge Charles G Hubbard in McKenne County criminal court orders Bradford alderman Harry J Chilins to pay restitution and costs in installments. Collins plead guilty to fraudulent conversion and faces ongoing court monitoring. Restitution to be paid one third before June term and one third before October term with warnings of summary action for any misconduct.
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Charles G. Hubbard
Bradford
Harry J. Chilins
Charles G. Hubhara
McKenn County
Criminal Court
Collins
Joseph Bouton
Hubbard
Corry Elks Sponsor New Year Dance in Town
Corry Lodge No will sponsor its New Year’s Eve dancing party with a well known orchestra and special favors. The committee has begun work for the event, expected to draw a large attendance, with dancing from 9:80 to 1:80 o'clock and efforts to make it enjoyable for attendees.
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Corry Lodge
Bree Us Alks
Miss de la Roche
Gillian
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Lynn G. Adams
Plymouth
Atlantic
Dow, Jones and Go
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Stanford Hose Company
New York Stock Exchange
Freeman L. Dustman
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Lloyd Diffenbacher
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Harry V. Beattie
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Charlestown
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Week’s Book Review
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Alwyn Lehmiat
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Corry Elks
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Condra Pharmacy
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