War Veterans Bonus News and Local Events
Reports tell of a $12 744 969 net income in 1935 with a 20 cent common stock dividend payable in April and a deputy sheriff delivering bonus applications to rural veterans amid heavy snow. Groundhog forecasts six weeks more winter. bridge project awarded. county clerk appointed. tax case ruling. WPA volunteers open Owen's Corners highway. NYA game wardens to employ youths. weather outlook for Great Lakes region.
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Slindera Hrands
Enbalddariek
Inter
Desputy
Carl Johnson
Me County
Tohnson Walde
Ifty Wpa
Wattsture
North Hast
Owen's Corners
Harborcreek
Wattsburg Erie Road
January Weather Proves Unusually Severe for Corry
Corry endured one of its most unusual winters with storms, blizzards, and heavy snowfall. The month featured thrice-falling temperatures, treacherous roads, and extensive measures to thaw pipes and aid residents. Highways regularly opened yet conditions remained hazardous with frigid waves gripping the city and surrounding rural areas.
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Pires
Corryites
Enuineas
Lue City
Stresta
Driver Held As Result of Fatal Crash
MBAMVILLE February 1. Minty, 40, of Pittsburgh, was arrested on a manslaughter charge in connection with a Wednesday crash that killed Abe Wallington, 65, a Morgan Street extension resident. Patrolman H. C. Tagley arrested him after an inquest at the courthouse. He pleaded not guilty before Alderman Ralph A. Sohivalleb and posted 1500 bail. Trial expected at this month’s territorial court session.
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Mbamville
Mig
Former Corry Resident Dies In Cleveland
The death of Miss Anna Cecelia O Brien was reported in Corry. She had lived in Cleveland after leaving Corry years ago where she and her sisters Margaret and Elizabeth O Brien ran a restaurant in Ohio City. Elizabeth survives while Margaret died recently. The body will be brought to Corry Monday evening and taken to Bracken Keating funeral home. Services are planned Tuesday at St Thomas church with temporary burial in the basement area and later burial in St Thomas cemetery.
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Worl
Corry
Anna Cecelia O'Brer
Cleveland
Miss O'Brien
O] City
Margaret O'Brien
Elizabeth O'Brien
Margaret
St. Thomas
Washington Study Circle Entertained
The Washington Schoolsway Circle met last evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Reynolds of West Washington street, about twenty five members and one guest, Mrs. George Johnson. The lesson was on Facts About Lelt Hanilednesa. The President's message was read by Mrs. M. Robbins and various contests were enjoyed. Awards were presented to Mrs. J. Roscoe Dearing and Mya Justin Butters. The committee served salad, whuns, pickles, castles and coffee.
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Washington Schoolsway Circle
M.S. Reynolds
West Washington Street
George Johnson
Lelt Hanilednesa
M. Robbins
J. Roscoe Dearing
Mya
Justin Butters
M. 8. Reynolds
Merle Amy
Rolland Stowe
George Wood
Hare Four Eyes Tropical fonreved
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Les
Aged Franklin Man Takes Own Life With Gun
Adam Pizer, 73, of Franklin, shot himself at 1 pm Friday in his living room. Fearing return to North Warren Hospital, he appeared despondent. Mrs. Pizer called for help as a shot rang out. Coroner J Irving Zerbe ruled death a self inflicted act. Survived by wife and two sons Clyde and Ralph.
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Warren Hospital
Self
Branklin
Adam Pizer
North Warren Hospital
Clyde
Cooperstown
Rulph
River Ridge
Walter
Helen
Couxts
Governor Abandons Special Tag Practice In Pennsylvania
United Press reports Gov. Grarge 4. Earle will end the practice of issuing special license plates in Pennsylvania. The governor’s office notes about 1,800,000 vehicle registrations have been affected and few special requests are approved. Details include personal cars and judiciary members losing distinct tags in favor of plain numbers, with officials from the Supreme Court and cabinet officers affected by the changes.
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United Press Harrisburg
Grarge
Earle
Mt My
Phiey
Ismaelt
Deke
Wormer Che
Robert 3. Frazer
Pittsburgh
John W. Kephart
Ebenzburg
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Wwe Bu- Taal
John 5. Fisher
Indiana
Harvey Taylor
Republican
John B Kelly
Fragmented OCR summary of a street scene note
An unclear OCR passage describes conveyance and road conditions with references to blinds and patina. The text mentions venues and a pole, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled wording and missing context. The fragment lists places and objects without coherent events or clear actors.
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Tule
Proposal to Plant Trees for Snow Control on Highways
B. L. Cumisels of Clymer urges Chautauqua County and towns to plant two or three rows of trees along roadways to curb snow drift and reduce highway maintenance costs. He argues trees improve beauty, lower long term snow removal costs, and could be funded by property owners and local bodies with minimal disruption. He cites extensive county landholdings and potential countywide adoption of a permanent, cost-effective snow elimination system.
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Chautauqua County
Pennsylvania
B. L. CuMisels
Clymer
Callisch
ImnLi
Trias
Fragmented Text on Time Division Concepts
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses Firat dividing a circle and a 12 hour day into 60 and 80 units respectively. Mentions Hindu population and an apparent misprint about Tubulwitiuns. Describes an importist advantage of 12 hour dial and aligning hours with 12 convenient internal divisions.
Willis Refuses To Place Big Sum In 1936 Budget
County commissioners faced a budget clash over $83,000 for a proposed tuberculosis hospital project. Willis refused to include the sum, insisting funds come from the commissioners themselves via taxes or bonds. The board extended the construction start deadline to March 16, awaiting action.
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Willie Friday
Jewel County Commissioners
UNL
Arherk
Tony Oun
Willa
Jarewd Tudiy
Willis
PWIA
Terriers in Baileyville Dominate Coon Hunting
Fred and Alfred Hasenkimp own three terrier dogs famed among local coon hunters. This winter they totaled 30 opossums, seven cows, one skunk, and one mink in their prey tally, making their dogs the envy of the territory.
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Baileyville
Kan
Fred
Alfred Hasenkimp
Wedding Tensions Rise as Walter Marries Helen Riley
Walter and Helen wed in an impulsive ceremony. The Riley family faces shock and a tense dinner as relatives react to the marriage. Helen grapples with expectations while Stella probes for faults, and Walter vows support despite looming fuss.
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