Regular meeting and local items in Gily Counc
A jittery city page notes a regular council meeting tonight and mentions robin sightings near the city, a brief forecast of events, and local notes. Highlights include a welfare drive for disadvantaged mothers and children, a Century of Progress exhibit at Academy High School, and a PTA financial report. Other items cover whisky price cuts, a 55 year old city election memory, driver permit withdrawals, rising Dodge sales, police quietness, disease status at Wash ington Street School, and improving retail trade amid a cold snap.
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Jearn Hal
Flecric
Eloise
Century of Progress
Brie
Academy High School
Taxation and liquor control loom as assembly meets
Busy week for solons looms as taxation, tabor, and liquor control dominate the sixth week of the general assembly. Governor Earle’s 22 point revenue program aims to balance a large budget while House Ways and Means weighs administration tax bills. A move to force Senator John J. McClure's resignation over a Delaware county rum trial is anticipated in the Senate, with committee actions on executive nominations and the liquor contract probe continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McClure
Delaware
General Assembly
George H. Earle
House
Tomorow
Senate
McClure
Delaware County
Leon C. Prince
Cumberland County
Judiciary Special Committee
Charles W. Staudenmeier
Schuylkill
Robert S. Gawthrop
Herbert B. Cohen
York Democrat
Dutye Ag
Wm. &. Gray
Philadelphia
John J. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Senate Committee
Farle
Mr Control Board
James J. Coyne
Evans City
Charles Carpenter
Glenmoore
Snille
Richard J. Beamish
Women's Compensation
Beamish
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at Alliance Church
Spatial evangelistic services start at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with sermons by Rev. B. R. Lewis. Special music features Rev. and Mrs. Lewis, and Rev. Clifford Wrickeon of Meadville Pa. as evening speaker. Rev. H. W. Ander ton of Jamestown to deliver auriten on Tuesday. Services continue nightly except Saturdays.
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Santiag
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
B. R. Lewis
South
Aide Tra
Columbus High Student Stricken Split in Debate
Colboumbus high school pupil Clebert Faulkner aged sixteen died at home Saturday following influenza effects. He was a junior and a Bay Seat member. Survived by parents Gerald and unknown Faulkner and sisters Colletta and Alta. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon at two at their home. Community items note PTA plans at Mrs Warren Wargo’s home and a future high school program including humorous debates. Debaters from Columbus and nearby towns won a Kingua area debate on federal education control with judges Bracken, Anderson, and Smith. Several local families and residents are listed as visitors or observers, with routine social and Grange activities mentioned.
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Columbus
Clebert Faulkner
eGrull Faulkner
Columiie Higa Sehool
Bay Seots
Gerald Faulkner
Colletta
Alta Saud
Warren Wargo
Priddy
Gerald Paullmer
Frank Faulkner
Artie Faulkner
Tionesta
Zuber Faulkner
Kyle Faulkner
Celoron
Lionel Faulkner
Jamestown
N. Ys
S. W. Faulkner
Frewsburg
Jamieson
Dickens
Warren
Blaine Stockton
Ruth Wyne
Myrna Schramling
Columbus High School
Kingua
Bracken
Stanley Anderson
Bruce Smith
Corry
Lie Kinzua
Howard McElroy
Charles Sywan
Pomona Grange
N. Dodds
Leon Dodd
Leonard Stockton
Edwin Israelson
Karl and
Larue
Union City
Charlea Swenson
Marié
Mildred Swanson
Des School
Helen Casler
Florence Damon
Spring Creek
Tekken
Harry D. Hayward
Orlando
Fla
John ME. Hayward
Theresa DeMars Hayward
William
M. H. Mattison
Seattle
Wash
Hayward
Columbus Grange
Grange
Byron A. West
Dodd
Roger Trisket
Economic Committee
Ava Dodd
Della Armstrong
John Petersen
Charles Swanson
Wayne Blyler
Werren
Bessie Lamona
Yom
Buffalo
Ais
Mary Clark
Ladies’ Aid Society
Youth Killed As Auto Skids And Hits Pole
Jamestown news reports slippery highways cause a fatal crash and injuries to eight others Saturday night. Randolph firefighter Robert H. Gould, 22, of 48 Larks Street, died instantly when his light coach skidded on the James town Randolph highway near Kennedy and struck a pole. Kenneth Lee and Albert Hogue, both of Randolph, escaped serious injuries. The three were en route to Jamestown about 10:20 PM, traveling 40 to 45 mph in light rain on a slick road when the car attempted a pass and lost control, flipping after striking the pole. An ambulance carried survivors to Jamestown hospital for care. Dr. Clair H. Culver, called in Falconer, reported Gould dead.
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Jamestown
Robert HW. Gould
Lark’s
Randolph
Randolph Fire Department
Jamestown-Randolph
Kennedy
Gould
Kenneth Lee
Albert Hogue
Falconer
David Lincoln
Jarmestown
Clair H. Culver
Men Wanted musical aims to aid needy veterans
Rehearsals are under way for the musical comedy Men Wanted to be staged February 28 and March 1 in the high school auditorium. Proceeds go to the Veterans of Foreign Wars relief fund to assist ex soldiers and their families. Produced by local parties, receipts stay in Corry. Cast includes Dorothy Boland Arthur Paireniids Edward Kinny Thomas Roelofs Agatha St Pierre Mrs Fred Kinley Don Maloney Clarence Stoop Lyle Wilcox Dr Merle Amy. An extensive ticket sale begins this week.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry
Sante
Dorothy Boland
Arthur Paireniids
Edward Kinny
Thomas Roelofs
Agatha St. Pierre
Fred Kinley
Don Maloney
Clarence Stoop
Lyle Wilcox
Merle Amy
Elisha Kane TS Stricken in Pennsylvania Politician Dies
Elisha Kane TS Stricken, 78, longtime Republican senatorial candidate and prominent Kushequa area figure, died at his home. He opposed Ware and Wilson in 1926, and Reed and McNair in 1928. He owned the Kushequa route and ran a brick and tile business.
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Fress Kang
Wlisha
Kane
Prohibition Party
Pennsylvania
Kushequa
iKee
William §. Ware
William B. Wilson
David A. Reed
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Pearl Shirt Button Bait Attracts Fish On Ice
A Toronto man, back from a Lake Simcoe ice fishing trip, reported superb results using a plain pearly shirt button as bait. He swore the lure drew bites from the fish, confirming its effectiveness for winter angling.
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Toronto
Lake Simcoe
Lan
Ohioan Who Looks Like Fisch Is Investigated
A Sandusky theater manager, Schuler, faced an investigation after a local paper ran a photo resembling Fisch. Amateur detectives gathered over lunch to question him, while Schuler dismissed the probe as unfounded and joked he has always been Schloler.
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Fisch
United Press Sandusky
Ry Schuler
Tsadorisch
Hauptmanderis
Pico
Pisch
America
Schriler
Norouble
City Council proposes action on steel lighting rate
In a special session, City Council may move to advance an agreement on street lighting rates. Mayor Glen Miller doubts a deficit terms pact will take effect before March. The issue traces to 1934, with the city informing Pennsylvania Electric Co to not renew the current rate and seeking a one-year proposal while exploring reductions for commercial and residential users. The debate centers on a ten-year contract. several officials oppose long terms, while Miller backs a municipal plant. Tonight's meeting may push the matter toward an early agreement with the utility.
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Glen Miller
Lute
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry Holdings
Miller
Pennylvania Electric Company
Two Clymer Girls Found Working in Cleveland Restaurants
Mystery of the disappearances of Lyalyn Hitcome and Hazel Fiet was resolved when the 18 and 17 year olds were found working in Cleveland restaurants. They had left Tuesday evening for a basketball game and were located Saturday morning after police alerted surrounding communities. Relatives later brought them home Saturday afternoon. both are graduating seniors and basketball players at Clymer High School.
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Clymer
Siage
Cleveland
Lyalyn Hitcome
Bert Hitcome
North Clymer
Hazel Fiet
John Pict
Clymer Hill
Clymer High School
Sheriff's Department
Ceveing
Jamestown
Erie
Rhinehart Fist
Hazel
John ‘Wassink
Don Scolton
Married Here on Saturday in Columbus and Corry
Leo Craler of Columbus Pa and Sophia Vojone of Corry were united in marriage Saturday evening at 9 o'clock by Alderman B Forter at his West Main street office They will reside in Corry Jom H Heitzenrater aged 92 dies in Punxsutawney Pa mourned by many acquaintances A 12 year resident of Trade City Heitzenrater lived under 22 presidents and was prominent locally
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Leo Craler
Columbus
Sophia Vojone
Corry
B. Forter
West Main Street
Punxsutawney
Jom H. Heitzenrater
Fragile OCR Note Spurns Clear Meaning
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows names and phrases but is largely unreadable. Context is missing, leaving uncertainty about events, people, or places involved.
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Ulab Lipra
PTA. Council
T. Babbitt
Ricalls City
Bi TéauFighway Patrol and Safety
Dodge
Dridge
Dolice
Washington Street Schopl
Third Ward
Earle
N. R. Dickson
Whder
Relief Works Division
Te City
Guy
George A. Warle
Washington
Virginia Crocby
Charles Ni Groily
Tainsylvenis
Columbus High
Y Kinzua
Robert E. Gould
Wright Street
Alaska
Sultana
Sunnyfield
Sunnyfell
Bbc
Atlantic
Pacific
Senior High Auditorium
Elisha Kane
U.S
March
Mary Fuller
Dorothes Wright
St. Vncent's Hospital
Mott Street
Joseph Hart
Jon Bavrick
Rrie
Bool
Laur
Rudy Humors
Willie
Wik
Virg Grat
Jay
Blair Westing
Ues
Burte
Thurs Valentin
Carlo
Dells Woelt
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