Sixty Couples Attend Sorority Holiday Dance at Hotel Corry
Over sixty couples filled the Hotel Corry dining room for the annual holiday social hosted by M. M. Sorority. George Weber and his Erie orchestra provided music while a decorative frocked ballroom set a festive scene.
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George Weber
Orchestra of
Erie
Corry
M. M. Sprity
Orchestra
Tuth Buah
Betty Ragch
Harriet Colegrove
Rit Waite
Barbara Jane England
Elaine Posley
Marian Pitt
Jack Bell
Margaret Jane King
Walter Glick
Lee Shoemaker
Roy Reed
Paul Brynoldsson
Fern Raymond
Bob Brockman
Frank Butters
Guy Butters
EW Ames
Orlo Ewing
Rex Mutheira
Paul Mutheira
Bill Wilcox
Bob Wilcox
John Wilcox
Martha Marie Hawkins
Bill Murray
C. K. Murray
Rosy Glenn
Olin Simmons
Charles Rake
Ollye Mason
Tack Mofnnes
Charles Butters
Walter Bertram
Amby Allen
Rita Weber
Costello Restler
Eva Burmastec
F. N. Ames
Glenn Barker
Fred Kinley
Horton Davis
Richard Paulson
Emile Motroy
Thomas Roelofs
Keneth Korn
Esther Young
Edward Soher Mtifrsuitto
Meert
J. C Cafiseh
C. P. Smith
F. A. Darien
J. H. Treat
H. A. Seifert
Martha Chonman
F. H. Bartholme
Jean Tabor
Union City
Renard Lillis
Fay Bergen
Mav Dienport
Iris Beuttner
Frei Rauscher
Ketterine Rauscher
WR. Link
Wilson Creal
M. H. Summers. Warren
James A. Hilches
Sprague
Harry Smkin
Jamestown
Ruth Stranahan
Spa Fanshore
Edward Gable
Geneva
James Brrnison
Meadville
Wiliam ‘Vollmer
Mies Fligabeth Dawson
Warren
Carnegie Steel orders elections at Duquesne and MacDonald mills
Washington December 31 The steel labor board has ordered elections of representatives for collective bargaining at the Duquesne Pa and MacDonald mills of the Carnegie Steel Co. The ruling directs formal ballots to choose shop stewards or bargaining agents for employees in these two plants, signaling a major step in labor organization within Carnegie Steel.
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Washington
Steel Labor Board
Duquesne, Pa
MacDonald
Carnegie Steel Co
Fishermen Safe After Bucking Lake Erie Storm
A five day battle against mountainous waves and ice on upper Lake Erie ended Friday with three men aboard the Oriole safely docking at Amherstburg Ontario. The crew, George Herrick of Erie and Bruce and Harold Lockhart of Oscoda Michigan, weathered freezing temperatures and near foundering conditions before reaching safety and preparing minor repairs for their voyage to Oscoda.
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Lake Erie
Erie
Amherstburg
Rver
Detroit
George Herrick
Bruce Lockhart
Harold Lockhart
Oscoda
Mich
Lockharts
Cleveland
Livingston Channel
Coast Guards
Amhersburg
Ont
Real Estate Boards Head Sees Recovery Progress
Houston report by Hugh Potter reads recovery speeding in the United States after touring 100 cities. He ranks Houston second after Washington and Miami Beach third, noting New York activity and scarce vacancies. Potter, newly named to the National Housing Advisory Council, urges mortgage reform and private capital for housing.
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Houston
Tex
United States
Hugh Potter
National Association of Real Estate Boards
T Place
Washington
D. GC
Miami Beach
Potter
National Housing Advisory Council
NAB ANOTHER IN DISTILLERY CASE
The fourth and last man sought in the 600 gallon distillery seizure at 102 Poplar Street was captured Saturday morning near 19th and Poplar. Charles Straub, 26, of 614 West Sid Street, and his brother Arthur Straub, 614 West Std Street, were linked to the raid. Arthur Teubner, 2649 Hazel Street, faced arrest then. George Anselment, 71912 West 2nd Street, was nabbed last week and is named as the ring's alleged leader.
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Dec
Poplar Street
19Th
Poplar Streets
Charles Straub
West Sid Street
H. C. Wood
Charles W. Condon
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Straub
Arthur Straub
West Std
Arthur Teubner
Hazel Street
George Anselment
West 2Nd Street
Ring
Burns Healed Without a Scar
An anecdotal testimonial from Hattie S. Pitts of Washington D.C. praises San-Gura Ointment for healing a facial burn with no scarring after coal oil flare ups. The ad claims relief for bruises cuts frost bites and various skin ailments, urging readers to try the antiseptic.
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Hattie S. Pitts
Iowa Circle
Washington D.C
Ford introduces new 1935 models with modern lines
Hundreds of Corry auto enthusiasts view the Powell Motor Company display of the 1935 Ford models on North Center Street. The lineup features a newly styled touring sedan with integrated rear trunk, safety glass throughout, and improved chassis for easier handling. Ford’s V-8 engines gain two enhancements as the firm touts increased ride comfort and a unified body design marking three years of ongoing engineering advances.
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Corry
Powell Motor Company
North Center Street
Ford
Add funds to resume home loan aid plan
United Press reports Rep. Brunner of New York will press for extending federal aid to distressed homeowners by restoring HOLC lending powers. He plans a bill for a $3.1 billion bond appropriation to help small homeowners, citing President Roosevelt's support and belief mortgage lending institutions should aid owners as fully as possible.
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United Press
New York
Brunner
DN. Y
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Roosevelt
Brun
Congress
Queens
HOLC
Erie Cop Foils Robbery Try
Erie, Dec 21 Safe crackers who stole over $10,000 from Erie businesses renewed activity after two weeks. Patrolman Mike Shea foiled their plan by finding an open door at 714 State Street leading to G Harper Smith Co offices. A ladder to the roof and a missing door hinge suggested entry via the roof, with seven stores reachable from the roof. Police believe the burglars fled. Jeg Mtney Passler visited Erie Sunday briefly.
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Erie
Hiel
Mike Shea
State Street
G. Harper Smith Co
Shea
Mit
Boston Stace
Eckerd
Funeral of Mrs Kate G Gould in Corry
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Grant Gould a longtime Corry resident were held Sunday at Davison's Funeral Home with Rev Gilbert Rovd officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with beaders Sam Sweet B L MacKenzie J J Desmont James Darling Joe Guignon and William Rowe assisting. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gould of Oklahoma City and Mrs Kate A Tipton of Erie.
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Kate Grant Gould
Corry
Davlson
Funera
Gilbert L. Rovd
Presyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Beavers
Sam Sweet
MacKenzie
J. J. Desmont
James Darling
Joe Guignon
William Rowe
Protest Filed Against Phone Exchange Shift
A protest from Columbus village and surrounding districts opposes abandoning the Columbus exchange and consolidating with the city system. It warns of higher rates, job losses for long serving operators, and burdens on rural residents, arguing for local service and better protection needs. The letter, signed by Winifred Dawson and others, condemns corporate influence and cites limited local facilities in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Columbus
Rirst
Journal
Columbus Village
Mayer
Corry
Winifred 1
Dawson
Carroll Ready 10 Cosmy at Probe
Vincent A. Carroll Pennsylvania representative and American Legion executive committee member welcomed a subpoena to testify before the House committee investigating anti American activities. Carroll and two other Legionnaires were named as having shared in a $100,000 fund created by a New York banker. Lawrence Taylor, Erie County treasurer, will address Golden Rule Club at a dinner meeting at St Paul Lutheran Church dining hall hosted by the Ladies Aid Society.
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Carroll
Cosmy
PROBE
Taylor
United On
Philadelphia
Vincent A. Carroll
Pennsylvania
American Legion
House
Avin
New York
Lawrence Taylor
Erie County
Golden Rule Cluh
St Paul Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
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Carnegie
Houstonian
Texas
Condra Pharmacy
Vicks vanoRub
Jeg Mtney Passler
Eric Sunday
Kate G. Gould
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