CWA Projects At High Schools Nearing Finish
Extensive alterations at the Senior High building enlarge classrooms and add facilities for science and commerce, while the Junior High underwent redecorating. CWA projects resume after Christmas recess, easing schedule congestion and promising long term savings for the district. A full report will be presented to the Board of Education by committee chairman J. Lave at tonight’s meeting.
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Sena
CWA
Board of Education
J. ®. Lave
Examinations Planned to Fill City Vacancies
Examinations for applicants on Thursday will fill vacancies in the fire police and health departments as the new municipal administration enters its second week after one of the city’s busiest weeks. Civil Service exams follow resignations by Mayor Miller with a large field expected and a possible special meeting later in the week to review Civil Service Board results. Regular appointments may wait until the council meeting on Monday evening.
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Fee Suips
Servie Boans
Miller
Civil Service Board
Annual Legion Roundup Set for January 13 in Harrisburg
The American Legion of Pennsylvania plans its annual membership roundup in Harrisburg on Saturday January 13 1934. State Adjutant Jas J Delghan expects over 50000 membership cards to be received by 4 PM in the House of Representatives where Ray E Taylor will preside. A large parade and banquet will honor National Commander Edward A Hayes and State Commander Otto F Messner at the Penn Harris Hotel. Top posts in membership include Philadelphia Philadelphia City Post 3 and 27 Lancaster Harrisburg Warren Philadelphia Wilkes Barre MusQUippa and Waynesburg. A new Sons organization has formed with about 6824 members enrolled in Pennsylvania.
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American Legion of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Satuuday
Jas. J. Delghan
House of Representatives
Ray E. Taylor
Harriburg
Sete F. Messner
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Hartishung
Warren
Brie
Philadephia
Wilees-Barre
Musquippa
Waynesburg
Hons
American Légion
Pennsylvania
Mattapan matriarch marks 170th birthday amid family
Mrs. Rachel Waldfogel, a Mattapan resident, celebrates a 170th birthday at 106 Hoston. She says she has 35 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. No plans announced for further celebration.
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Hoston
Rachel Waldfogel
Mattapan
Vanichildren
Wife Preservers Ta Hake the oranees
Fragmented OCR text describes preparing orange slices, peeling and separating segments, dipping in batter, frying in fat, and serving with orange sauce or ice cream for a supper party.
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Serva
Aupnur
Stolen Power Lanterns and Library Project Amid Break‑in
A lantern and electric light apparatus for the GWA project on Prunkdiia street were stolen during the night. A note mentions a Bonvil of Education meeting this evening and possible charges over a mobile owned by Hugh L. Edmonds during a visit to a farm north of the city. Earlier, a home on Maron Street belonging to J. J. Haight was broken into between Saturday night and Sunday, with canned fruit taken while neighbors watched over the residence in the Haights' absence in Florida.
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Publ Library Gwa
Prunkdiia Street
Hugh L.dmonds
North Glymer
J. J. Haight
Maron Street
Jorida
New Grange Officers Installed at Corry 55th Anniversary
One hundred Grangers from Corry and nearby towns celebrated the 55th anniversary of Corry Grange No. 55 with a full day event in the hall. Past masters spoke of duties and activities while installation followed a chicken pie dinner. Walter Jack of Erie photographed and presented a Grange history. a new chickenpox case was reported to health authorities.
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Corry
The
Grange
Ward Keppel Cast
Belknap
Albert Easbroucke
Henry Rust
Prinle Ladi
E. de Faullenburg
George Akam
Harry Kimmy
Mary Reynolds
Howard van Tassell
Jay Ricerson
Altendance
Prowlers Investigated After Prank on Street Home
Prowlers roamed a Pranklin Street home late Saturday. a car was left at the scene and the culprits vanished before police arrived. Residents mixed on 1934 auto designs now on display amid debate over streamline changes and new styling.
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Pranklin Street
Jas
Second Tragedy Robs Parents of Child in Whitely Creek
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Opal Rogers three year old daughter of David Rogers and wife drowned in Whitely Creek after wading with sister Isabelle twelve. Neighbor Robert Zimmerman eighteen leapt into the swift current and saved the sister while Opal's body remained unrecovered after hours of dragging. The Rogers family had recently moved from Mt Morris and had a five year old son struck by an automobile shortly after moving.
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Waynesburg
Jan
Whitely Township
Mt. Morris
Opal Rogers
David Rogers
Whitely Creek
Opal
Isabelle
Robert Zimmerman
Thahelle
Rogers
Hiey I
Wilitely Loynship
North East Cruises Past Clymer In 46 to 14 Win
North East outscored Clymer 32 to 6 after halftime to secure a lopsided 46 to 14 basketball victory. Reid led North East with 17 punts as the Grapepickers overwhelmed Clymer after a tight first half.
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Clymer
North East
Reid
N. Y
San Cura Ointment advertised as universal healer
An old advertisement extols San Cura Ointment for burns and sores of all kinds, claiming rapid relief from itching and irritations plus a money back guarantee. It also promotes a San Cura Soup for a clearer complexion and a baby soup, with prices listed for druggists.
Burned to Death in Jail at Cochran Town
Meadvilem, Jan. 8 Francis Hollabaugh 21 of Deckards Run fatally burned in a Gord ranum borough jail fire about 2 oclock Sunday morning He died at Spinner Hospital about four hours later County officials investigating believe the fire started from cigarette sparks igniting his mattress or clothing He and his father who slept in the jail lodgings Saturday night escaped the blaze but the youth moved toward the cell door before being overcome by smoke He appeared conscious until near the exit.
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Gwen
Ine
Nome
Stadfords Draw First Blood In Bridge Play
Stanfords won the opening match at the Hosé Company club rooms by a decisive margin as Leon ard Burkhardt and Richard Smith lost to James Ward and Walter Craker of the firemen. Lyle Graham and Harold Crags fell to Claude Messenger and Edward Kinley. A second match is set for about two weeks, drawing strong local interest in the card event.
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Priuge
Stanford Hose Company
Ells
Hosé Company
Stanfords
Leonard Burkhardt
Richard Smith
Mike
James Ward
Walter Craker
Lyle Graham
Harold Crags
Elks
Claude Messenger
Edward Kinley
Jurors Picked for February Term of Court
Corry residents among those drawn for the February term of criminal court. One grand and eight traverse jurors were selected Saturday by Jury Commissioners Horace Belh and Henry Stanczak. Grand jurors include Leo Schukencht, B.D. 4, Bruce A. Smith of Corry, Joseph Griggs of Union City, and Mrs. Joseph Wimmer of Wattsburg. Traverse jurors include Mrs. Florence Duke, H. A. Gilbert, and W. L. Haight of Cory, Arnold Miller, Alfred J. Olus, Franke Proper of Union City, and Fred Palmer of E lgi. Announcement was made in Erie by Sheriff N. Dell Darling.
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Corry
Wee
Traverse
Horace Belh
Henry Stanczak
Leo Schuknecht
B.D
Bruce A. Smith
Joseph Griggs
Union City
Joseph Wimmer
Wattsburg
Blorence Duke
Building Loan annual meetings set for January twenty second
Banks and lending institutions in the city schedule annual stockholders meetings in January to review reports and elect directors. Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry hold yearly gatherings. Community Loan Company and Corry Building and Loan Association also plan meetings with director elections. Terms expiring: J B Patterson F B York and F L Barnes. successor to be named.
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Te Citizens National Bank
National Base of Corry
Community Loan Company
Corry Building and Loan Association
Ite
J. B. Fatterson
F. B. York
F. L. Barnes
A. le Foster
Local Company Prepares for Federal Army Inspection
Local Company A trains for federal inspection by Major Fagg of the U S Army as part of a Pennsylvania National Guard gathering in western Pennsylvania. Officers praise the unit’s progress and invite parents to witness a parade and drills showcasing improved discipline and readiness.
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Dagg
U.S. Army
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania
Company A
Fagg
Army Paper Ang
W. 8
Houghton
Liers
Robert Brown
Ross Fehlman
Major Pond
Meadville
Death of Mrs Lyle Delury in Home Tragedy
Mrs Myrtie Marie Dalury wife of Lyle Delury of East Main street died at home early Sunday from a heart attack believed to have occurred about 2 o clock. She had visited her parents at 108 Park street Saturday night and returned home about midnight. Born August 23, 1900, she had lived here for years and is survived by her husband, her parents, one brother and several sisters. The body was taken to the home of her parents on Parstyget where funeral services will be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be Pine Grove cemetery. Fined for shoplifting Pittsburgh January 8 Frank Williams 37 Watertown N Y was fined 25 in police court today on a charge of shoplifting. Frank Ksendzou 35 Midland Pa also was fined the same amount for a similar charge.
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Myrtie Marie Dalury
Lyle Delury
Haat Main Street
Huisband
Hirother
Clark
Pari Styget
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Frank Williams
Watertown
Wrank Ksendzou
Midland
Unclear historical listing of ranks and players
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and seeds but lacks coherent event or outcome. Mentions nationale titles like Miami and Bryan, but no dates, places, or verifiable results. Requires readable source for meaningful card.
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ML. Pleasant
Rex Theatre
Walter Dis Rey
Laurel and Hardy
General Motors Corporation
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Democratic State Committee
Saith
American ‘Telephone & ‘Telegraph Company
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Hugh O'Hare
Gondra Pharmacy
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Jack Hickey
Soldiers and Sailors Home
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ARMY
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Junes
Cleveland
E. E. Guignon
Christmas Club
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