Pennsylvania Education Assn Convention Set for Harrisburg
Corry Worchers' Association president H L Wissinger named delegate to the Pennsylvania Education Association convention in Harrisburg December 26 through 28. Supt Ralph B Dewey may attend. Sessions feature patriotic songs and talks by Francis Hass PCT president Mrs P B Digby and others with Mary Hiller Chase and Laura M Braun to speak and preside. A dance and reception will close the event at the Penn Harris Hotel with Glarissa Hills as social chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wissinger
Corry Worchers’ Association
Pennsylvania Site Education Association
Harrisburg
Ralph
Dewey
America
Francis B. Hass
P. B. Digby
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pittsburgh
W. A. Roberts
State School Directors’ Association
Newown
Charles §. Cook
American Legion
Department of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Willard EB. Givens
National Education Association
Washington
D. C
Gordon Heriot
Latin America
Mary Hiller Chase
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Laura M. Braun
Assocltion
House of Delegates
House of Celeggies
Penny Harris
Glarissa Hills
Johntown
Holiday Fire Warning Issued by Chief Andrew Paulson
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson warns of holiday fire risks from Christmas decorations and waste paper, urging flameproofed decorations, safe placement away from electric lights and flames, and safe toys for children to prevent property damage and tragedy during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Paison
Paulson
Two County Youths on Grounded Vessel
Two county youths on a grounded vessel. Naval Reserve members on a U S battleship encounter with a collier 45 miles southeast of Manasquan New Jersey. Raskin and Isner described a collision scare as the ship was beached to prevent sinking during Atlantic operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute County
U.S
Arken
Melrose
Manasquan
Atlantic
Sam Raskin
East Th Street
Joseph Isner
McKean
Raskin
Scout District 10 Log Receives Christmas Requests
The Boy Scout Log from District 10 catalogs a Santa letter list of gifts and favors sought by Scouts and scouters including notebooks, golf lessons, hair, secretary books, troop equipment, and training courses. It also notes advancement actions, new star scout Jack Spiesman, sea scouting plans, and upcoming board meetings with reflections on merit badges and troop activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Joe” Desmond
Bob" Whittier
Moc
Mosier
Nair
Anymctes
Fred Hannon
Ralph Dewey
Board of Review
Dor O'Hare
Merv, Nast
Methodist
Wattsburg
Pat” Patterson
Inter
Harold Wolfe
Roy
Frank Bub
Troop 3
Bile
Red
Porter Auer
George “Curtis
John Street
Bill Moir
Floyd Daugherty
Toop
Bill" Fleming
Jack Spiesman
Corry
Jack
Jack Taylor
Advancement Committee
Union
Bill Hammond
Dick Alfred
Richard Davis
Paul Walters
Dick ‘Alfred
Denny Whitford
Eagle Scout
Denny
Paul Waters
Lin Scout
Fellows
Jim
Six Glass Cuts As Train Burns In Pennsylvania Incident
Six passengers were cut by flying glass when the Liberty Bell Limited of the Tehieh Valley Transportation Company burned and the station at Kings Manor was destroyed. The high speed electric car was traveling from Allentown to Philadelphia.
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Norristown
Gre
Liberty Bell Limited
Tehieh Valley Transportation Company
Kings Manor
Allentown
Philadelphia
Double death by own action verdict issued
Washington dispatch reports coroner James Jones ruled a double suicide by coal miner George Welshner aged 29 and Mary Zubenko aged 18 after they were found dead from carbon monoxide in their Canonsburg home. The couple had allegedly been “going further” for about two years with Zubenko employed as a maid for a funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James Jones
Jones
George Welshner
Mary Zubenko
Canonsburg
Three Men Hurt Working At Local Industries
Warren county men suffer injuries in accidents at Barnhart Davis shop and National Forge. Harry Fink, 28, loses part of his left index finger after a saw strike. Fred Olson, 28, sustains scalp laceration and possible skull fracture from a chain and crane incident. Carmen Buck, 21, may have a skull fracture after being struck by slag. X rays to determine extent. Firewater term traced to Indians, describing liquor that hissed blue when spilled on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County
Harry L. Fink
Barnhart Davis
Irvine Street
Fred Olson
Laurel
National Forge and Ordnance Company
Ingine
Forge
Detline
Carmen Buck
Youngsville
Alsa
National Forge
Takien
550 on Strike at Erie Plant
Five hundred fifty employees of the Lovell Mfy company at 19th and French streets went out on strike Friday afternoon. Workers affiliated with the CIO held a meeting in their union hall near German streets. Officials could not provide a cause for the walkout, though rumors linked it to wage increase demands. Union leaders were not guaranteed for commerce until after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Lovell Mfy
CIO
Neith
Frm
Wolkout
Shaw Paroled From Cambria County Jail After Sodomy Conviction
Fred Shaw, owner of a local fish company, was paroled from the Cambria County Prison by Judge John M. McCann. The sentence range was 18 to 36 months, with real months served cited. The parole drew criticism from District Attorney Barton R. Laub and assistant Damian McLaughan, who called the move controversial. Shaw must report to Probation Officer Harold P. Dundon and pay $196 in costs within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McClinn
Cambria County
Fred Shaw
Fish Company
Barton R. Laub
Damian McLaughan
Erie Convicts Seek Paroles
State pardon board considered parole pleas for two Erie County inmates and a full pardon request for Leo Belecki 84 serving 10 to 20 years for clubbing and robbing Thomas Zlopkowski. Leo Bonnet paroled in 1938 after seven to four years. district attorney opposed Dontinct’s parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tate
Aike County
Leo Belecki
Thomas Zlopkowski
East Side
Bélecki
Leo Bonnet
Zlopskowski
Bonnell
Burton R. Laub
Miles B Kitts
Belecki
Hitts
Taub
William Dontinct
Somerset Twins Die of Pneumonia
Twin three month old brothers Harold and Walter Remman died of pneumonia in Somerset, Pennsylvania, within four hours yesterday after a week of illness. The boys lived in the village of Queeyeek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
John Remman
Harold
Walter
Queeyeek
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PA. Education Ass'n
Teachers’ Association
Fenty
Erigland
Boy Scout
Petre
Priday
Allen Congdon
George Congdon
Meili
Edward Caffisch
Frencis Gordon
Francis Gorton
Merl
Dennison Whitford
Depnitoti Whitford
Robert Corbin
Jon Rickers
R. S. Dewey
Porster Auer
Roy Yohe
George Gurns
Phillip
Center St
Lal
Irvine National Forge
Shaw
Stokely
Ford Tudor
Ford “A
Powell Motor Co
Comer St
the House OF Bargains
DIAL
Parole Board
Domino
U.S. Civil Service
Indiantone
Missourique
Ilinois
Hoover Electric Cleaners
Cne Ay
E. E. Guignon
Corry, Pa
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