New municipal administration takes office in Corry
Corry swore in a new municipal administration this morning at ten o'clock. Schools resumed after a ten day Christmas recess. Merle Waasink of Clymer reported his car ransacked while parked near the Journal building during theatre attendance. A Ford deluxe touring car stolen from Lawrence Morris in North East is sought. Panay bombing footage drawn crowds at Hex theatre with other features. Steel mills reopen at 25.6 percent capacity as of this week. Allegheny River receding after heavy rainfall. Oil well completions in Pennsylvania decline in November. Senator O Mahoney to discuss anti trust measures on WIBA. Ice skating reaction and weather notes follow. City Council convenes in special session to organize new administration. Driver license renewals due by January 15. Erie County hospital board opening inspection period set for January 6-7. first patients January 15. Warren county extension meeting announced for January 5.
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Two State Groups to Study Costs of Government
Harrisburg Jan 3 two legislative commissions studying government costs will meet at the Capitol to review their work and discuss advancing investigations. Both groups plan to have all reports ready for the next General Assembly. The State Commission may split into subcommittees to speed budgeting and reduce overlapping. The Local Government Commission seeks closer cooperation with its larger counterpart. The three commissions and the Ruth Judiciary investigation panel were invited to attend the session as they discuss touching work.
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Anniversary of First Congregations Church at Kane
Jan 3 notes mark twenty five years since the First Congregations church Silver Jubilee era with thirteen charter members present at the opening service. Dedicatory services for the 50th anniversary were postponed to late February due to rebuilding. Five living charter members named along with Mrs Mede Britton.
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First Congregations
Card Party at St Elizabeth's School Hall
A church party by St Elizabeth's ladies will be held in the church hall on Tuesday evening. Tickets are available from the communities or at the rectory. Organizers include Mrs Edward Kinley Mrs Herbert Carroll Mrs William Hazel Miss Gertrude Senadell Miss Hazel Sweet and Miss Lena Picceritto. Play starts at 8 o'clock. Refreshments and awards planned. Need car drivers. Sell your car prolgh classified ad w
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Herbert Carroll
William Hazel
Gertrude Senadell
Hazel Sweet
Lena Picceritto
Merchants Debate Wednesday Afternoon Closing Policy
Merchants hold a dinner meeting at the Presbyterian church to decide on continuing the Wednesday afternoon closing. The Opportunity Club serves dinner, and a committee led by Ralph B. Dewey will study feasibility. Some merchants favor morning hours, others seek one weekly afternoon holiday. a decision is expected tonight. James Lewis of Rayment Manufacturing will speak at the next forum.
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Via
Johnny Appleseed Origin Story Recounted by Publicity Commission
Harrisburg Publicity Commission recalls Johnny Appleseed born Jonathan Chapman in New England around 1775. He traveled from Pittsburgh to Ohio and Indiana planting apple seeds, establishing orchards for pioneers. He reportedly planted nearly 100000 acres and died near Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1847.
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Fort Wayne
State relief rolls rise with 8800 increase in precon week
State direct relief rolls show a sharp rise as 11 84 cages opened and 6 716 persons added while 3 084 cases closed, yielding a weekly gain of 11 818 persons. Total cases reach 556 971, with 173 312 on Christmas week and expenditures at 1 237 882 dollars. The average weekly grant per recipient remains 2 40 dollars.
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Death claims Edward Keefe aged 78 in Erie home
Edward J. Keefe, 78, died at 275 West Frederick Street Sunday at 2 AM after a long illness. He was an expert machinist with the Ryle Forge Company. Survived by three sisters Mary Jefe Anna Keefe and Edward Sweeney of Erie, plus a niece Mrs Henry Rath and nephew Paul Sweersy. Funeral at St Thomas Church Trevay Friday at 10 with burial in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Sparta Woman Dies in Corry
Sparta native Mrs Iva Jerome 02 died yesterday at Corry Hospital after four days as a patient. Survived by husband James Jerome two. dozen relatives include daughters Mrs Chris Maker Mia Rennie Weidner and Mrs Paul McCray of Spartansburg two brothers Omir Martin of Spartansburg and Alvan Martin of Albany Oregon and a sister Mrs John Rice of Grand Island Nebraska. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home of her daughter Mars Maker with Rev Herbert Schuckers officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Pile Cure Claims Fast Relief with Money Back Guarantee
PILE TORTURE Speedily Relieved or Money Back. Testimonial from T. J. Williams of Detroit credits San-Cura Ointment with healing piles and ulcers after years of suffering. The product is sold by druggists with a satisfaction or money back guarantee and also offered as a soap and washes for itching skin burns cuts and bruises.
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Detroit
Asia
Oil Hall of Science Planned for Tulsa Exhibition
A Hall of Science on methods of refining crude oil and its uses will feature at the 10th International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa Oklahoma next year showcasing feeding and refining processes and their applications.
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