Sunday School Campaign Aims for Eight Sundays
Local YM C to lead eight Sunday sessions February 11 through March 28 with a contest to boost church attendance among students and adults. The effort seeks new members, rekindle old participation, and foster habit of weekly worship through friendly competition and interchurch outreach.
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C. M. Hengst
Sevcretary
Jesus
Corry Phalanx Fraternity
Franz Purntvire
Roger Steel
Ays
Ila
Corry
Reir
Drunkenness Cited as Major Cause of Arrests in 1931 Report
Corry police chief John C. Flanigan released the 1931 annual report to City Council, listing 219 arrests last year with drunkenness and disorderly conduct among the leading offenses. The breakdown includes traffic violations, larceny, vagrancy, assault, and various license and ordinance violations.
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Flanigan
Corry
John C. Flanigan
Urabie
Antes SA
Erereter
Nebraska One House Legislature Opens in Unique Reform
Senator George W. Norris opens Nebraska's first one house legislature warning lawmakers to beware special interests. He recalls voters' 1984 approval of unicameral reform and notes the lam e duck amendment became effective, shifting constitutional practice nationwide.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
U.S
Lincoln
Neb
Norris
U. S
Washington
Congress
Minya
Seek Agreement in Glass Plant Wages
Union representatives of 43 Flint Glass companies employing 7 000 workers arrived in Pittsburgh to seek an agreement on wages and hours. Negotiations had been suspended December 17 and workers agreed not to strike before today's conference.
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Sy Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Flint Glass
Relief rolls to slacken as WPA activity lowers intake
After a large rise in relief rolls, the State Emergency Relief Bureau reports a expected drop in applicants as WPA activity reduces intake. In Erie city and district 520 remain on relief this week, down from 475 the prior week, while county totals rose to 6,788 with costs climbing.
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State Emergency Relief Bureau
Robert Caltin
Oliklig
Corry
Union City
Wattaburg
Mein
Ouinboro
Beaverdam
Wayne
Concory
Amilty
Venango
Union
TaBaent
Washington
Eatepta
WIM
Erie County
Fourth auto crash victim dies in Ridgway hospital
Pitts 53 of Sinrama Rohing died after operations for injuries from the Cook's Run Westport head-on crash, the fourth fatality of the wreck. He had been held on $2,000 bond for manslaughter charges. The inquest into the triple death was postponed due to illness of principals. Will restricts church gift made in probate to Highland Congregational if Somerville church never becomes a movie theater.
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Ridgway
Rie
Jan
Hare Noy
Fic
Wel
Aene Pitts
Sinrama- Rohing
Pitts
Cook's Run
Westport
W. J. Shoemaker
Clinton | Sounty
Gerald Hayes
Rideway
Sime Mironing
Pitt
Clint
Davul J. Barry
Corp. N. J
Watertown
Janet Carswell
Highland Congregational Church
Somerville
Garrity Denied As County Sealer. 34 Reappointed In Erie
Thonn Garrity of Corry faces replacement as county sealer of weights and measures amid pending decisions. County commissioners reappointed 34 others. Garrity’s successor not named. Board will meet to decide Garrity’s term and potential successor, with political bargaining noted between commissioners. Major Swopplee and others kept in posts, including building superintendent and county engineer.
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Garrity
Flatley
The
Journal Today
Ellen Blair
Blair
Mlaney
James P. Sullyvan
Aegal
Jack Held
Ralph Benedict
Scourts
Mir Sullivan
Win
H. Swpplee
Aloe Parver
John Pokorski
Dorothy Stigner
Eerie
Grover Wegie
Vst
Austin J. O'Brien
Hazel Davis
Edward Schmelzer
Sugar Grove Man Released From Prison
John Bush of Sugar Grove, who pleaded guilty to eight charges of operating a vehicle under the influence, was released from the Venango County Jail in Franklin after furnishing a $500 bond. He was the alleged driver in a fatal accident last week near Franklin that injured Oran Mallanston. Cecil Akam was a business visitor in Brie.
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John Bush
Sugar Grove
C.fe, McVay
Sandycreek Towneblo
Venango County
Venanga County
Franklin
Bush
Oran Malllanst
Auto Workers Threaten GM Tieup Meeting at Flinsien
A United Auto Workers conference of about 200 delegates was convened to decide next steps against General Motors. The plan includes a board of strategy and four sessions in Detroit to advance collective bargaining plans for a national action. The event features leaders such as Homer Martin and John Brophy amid a display of union solidarity.
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Flinsien
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Board of Strategy
Detroit
Lea Krzycki
Tumalgutinted Clothing Workers
John Brophy
Ihe Committee For Industris
Homer Martin
Wyn Shana Ha Eetona
Bast Nets Wih
289 Cases Contagious Disease Here in 1936
Health officer John D Planigan reports 288 pages of communicable disease records for the city. Mumps led with 125 quarantined cases, edging chicken pox by four cases. The report lists measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, and other ailments in the annual tally.
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John D. Planigan
Health Department of Theaity
Mlangin
Tionesta Dam May Be First In Flood Control
Col W H R Cowell of the Pittsburgh district U S engineer announced the first designs for potential flood control dams on Tionesta Crooked and Red Bank creeks in the Allegheny basin. Funds should be available by July and construction on one or two dams could start immediately in the 1938 fiscal year. A second item reports Wayne County prosecutor Henry Crinchfield convicted of passing a school bus stopped on the highway and fined $10 plus costs.
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Iupmannentram Pagenes
Pittsburgh
W. H.R. Cowell
U. S
Tlonesta
Crooked
Red Bane
Allegheny River
Col. Coyelt
Porgets
MIT
Vernon
O'Wayne
Henry Crinchfield
Steen's Win Three From Cabin Team in Antler League
Stearns defeated Cabin in the Pines bowling team in Antler League action at the Elks runways last night. Scores show Steen with a 2328 team total across players including Raniall 163 205 118 164 ar and Dempsey 198 1189 4110, while Cabin in the Pines posted solid counts from J. Brown 171 124 and Kinley 124 134 98 124. High five scores reached 801 701 736 2328 for the Steen squad.
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Stearns
Pines
Elks
Steen
Ave. BR
Raniall
Ar. Frans
L. Chase
CG. Tanner
J. Sullivan
A. Dempsey
D. Smith
the Pines
Carvig
Brown
HE Guillek
T. Kinley
AL Walrous
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St. Vincent's Orphanage
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Neutral
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Pet
Concord
Sane
Antoinette Baresi
J. Donald Watson
Raph Carroll
Jubbora
Hi-Z Cubs
Beinclub
Hensenior
Clean Living Club
Clean Speech Club
Gleay Athletic Club
Berlin
Ludwig B. Bol Terman
Rochester
N. J
Frederick W. Hamilton
Idriver
Cecil Akam
Nday
Brie
Leo Hryck
Homét Martin
Wyndham Mortimer
Edyerd Hall
United States
Avery
Ole Johnson
Port Wing
Wis
Benival Freda
Tionesta Dam
Cabin Team
Pearce
Elmer
Dso Listar
Unixeroyl Reythm
Rex Chaautler
Aleus
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