Paragraft style notices and local brief items
A collage of short town items: Mrs. P. E. Richardson won a $25 Rex theatre weekly award. Erie marriage license applications list Donald Rusling and Florence Mallick among others. Amster boxing card at First Avenue A C arena. Detroit endures thirteenth dark day. Welfare plan aims to spend 466,749 with $1,500,000 hoped from Congress. French choral carols toured Corry High School. Presbyterian cantata at candlelight vesper services. Bang disease control discussion at Western Pennsylvania dairymen meeting in Oil City. Corry WPA workers witness a minor auto-truck collision. farm truck rollover with no injuries. Camp Caledon reunion invitations extend to many Corry residents. Shortest day period noted by World Almanac from Dec 17 to 27. Liquor stores site options total 13. state personnel changes announce raises. Fire safety urges electric tree lighting. avoid inflammable decorations and risky toys. Railroads report freight loadings for the week ending December 44 with declines from prior week but gains versus 1934, and mixed misc. freight changes.
WPA to absorb most relief cases. 102,000 remain on direct rolls
Harrisburg report outlines that 102,000 cases will stay on direct relief after WPA quotas are filled. It details leftovers including 22,345 unemployables, 62,000 employable cases, and 17,064 supplementation cases, with counties to fund about half the next year’s costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Der
Robert L. Johnson
State Emergency Resist Board
Ate Yester
Tan, Tith
Georgel. Earle
Relief Board
Association of County Controllers
Philadelphia
Will Disband 3 CCC Camps In Kane Area
Three Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Kane sub district will be abolished after January. Camps at Corydon Endeavor and S83 near Wilcox will disband between January 10 and 14, with members returning home. Washington State Christmas program featured at Kane school with students presenting carols and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Civilian Conservation Corps
Allegheny National Forest
State Forest
Wilcox
Etta McGrath Dies in Erie to be Buried in Corry
Etta McGrath 76 died in Erie on Wednesday and will be brought to Corry Saturday for burial in St. Thomas cemetery. Funeral services for the sister of the late John McGrath of Corry will be held Saturday at 9 o'clock in the chapel at St. Marys Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta McGrath
Erie
Corry
St. Thomas Cemetery
John McGrath
St. Mary's Home
Corry to join safety program in national campaign
Corry civic groups manufacturers and other units will join a nationwide drive to reduce accidents. President Roosevelt urged a conference of state and local governments transportation civic organizations industry Red Cross and insurers to cooperate. The federal government will coordinate efforts as municipalities and states bear responsibility for casualties. The campaign aims to cut annual deaths to thousands and injuries to millions over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Fai
Migidinus
Corry Company Files Bankruptcy Petition
United Press reports Sher man Metal Products Company of Corry Pa filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities about 2,525.49, assets 9,055.84. Ames, company president, filed the petition. Most assets are machinery and precision tools at 12 Hast Pleasant St Corry. Hounds Lost in Hunt Elyria Ohio Fox Pine reporter note.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Sherman Metal Products Company
Corry
FN. Ames
Sherma Company
Hast
Pleasant Street
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PE. Richardson
West Park Place
Rex Theatre
Sceai
Board of Education
Donald R. Rusling
Clymer
Florence i
Mallick
North East
Leon D. St. John
Waterford
Jeannette J. Ashton
Union City
Amster
First Avenue A.C
Waterhouse
Detroit
J. Evans Scheehle
Department of Welfare
Congress
Scheehle
Corry High School
Gladys Price
Presbyterian Church
Brie County
Western Pennesylvania
Oil City
Bang
Corry Wpa
Wattsburg- North East
Camp Caledon
Luther Memorial Church
Myrtle Eldredge
Dayton
Liquor Control Board
Department of Property and Supplies
Revenue Department
Reveue
Glenn R. Grarier
Association of American Railroads
WPA
Washington
The
Washington Senes
Christus
Richard Joy
Junior
Davis
Radio Land
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Donald Pier
Eugene Westley
Harry Phillips
George Fox
Beverly Henton
Francis Burdick
Viola Rose
Patty Carter
Mary Spencer
Duane Bennett
Harry Warker
Clyde Henton
Jimmy Reynolds
Dorothy Aymong
Santa
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Idelte “Rapparl
Corry Company
Elyria
Plynn
N. Olmsted
She Sheriff's Office
Model Dairy Co
Sbuning Teate
WARD
Montgomery Ward
Big
Riverside
U. S
Famous
RCA and
Hazeltine Laboratories
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