Urge Study of Goodrich Aid Act in State
Mary Denman and Leland J. Quiberman spoke at Gil City meeting urging study of the Goodrich relief report. Denman described a fragmented state relief system, noting counties and Philadelphia manage aid differently, with the legislature shifting duties over years and women’s and old age assistance among the areas affected.
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Goodrich
Gliife
Gil City
Winlen
Lie
Nadetta
Joan
Mary
I Denman
Dattabe
Welslater Unil
Pennsylvanhia
Leland J. Quiberman
Meadville
Denman
Goonrigh
Rel Nef
Philadelphia
New Franklin School Nearing Finish, Final Touches Remain
Jan. 8 progress report shows most original contracts for the New Franklin Junior-Senior High School completed and building nearing occupancy. Electrical fixtures and wiring contracts still must be finished. John Shutrump, general superintendent, said all but one carpenter will be removed next week as work concludes. Three carpenters completed today, one to start next week for final touches, and one bricklayer added to finish interior brick work.
Wildcats Battle Iowa Tonight in Big Ten Showdown
Northwestern faces Iowa in a Big Ten clash as one of four conference games shaping early standings. The evening bill features co-champs Purdue and Indiana, with Michigan and Chicago also aiming for first division spots as Tilmon meets Wisconsin.
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United Press
Chicago
Northwestern
Iowa Ito
Tilly
Altho
Iowa
Evanston
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan
Tilmon
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania crop production dips nationwide 1986
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania principal crops declined in 1986 with three crops below 1935 output as a severe winter, bad spring and long summer cut millions of bushels. Only tobacco and potatoes survived, while farm value of all crops except fruit rose. Fire destroys $200,000 plant at Perfection Oil Company, prompting paid vacation for workers.
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Harrisburg
Pennylvania
Pennsylvania
Perfectionial Company
Pittsburg Yellowjackets Beat Hershey In Key League Game
The Pitts munn Yellowjackets defeated Hershey 2% Olina in a key game at the Du-Amateur frome Garden, aiding their position in the Eastern League standings.
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Pittsburgh Winsattsburgh
Pittsmunn Yellowjackets
Hershey
Olina Ane
Frome Garden
New Pastor at Clymer and Bus Crash Report
CLYMER Jan 7 The Methodist church will welcome Rev Clair Heitzenrather as resident pastor arriving January 17. District Superintendent Rev H H Barr notified. A school bus and a Ford coupe were damaged in a crash. no injuries to driver or inspector. Also notes of social gatherings, club meetings, and New Year parties among local families and residents.
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Clair Heitzenrather
M. E. Church
Clymer
Clymer Hill
Timmer
Abbe Reformed Church
Garret Tenhuisen
George Allen
Eric
Emma Arnink
Misa Blemvia Henston
Corry
Garret ‘Warnshouse
Leo McCann
Mayville
Charles Legters
Vander Schaaff, Legters
Ten Haken
Mary Legters
M. Grave Cline
J. D. Gallup
C. W. McIntosh
Seattle
Wash
Marion Gallup
Carlyle Neckers
Mabe? Schruers
Maurice Rousch
Town Line
Inga
God
Virginia
Viola TeWinkle
Jean Schruers
Carl Hers
Plan Drive to Control Cancer in This State
Philadelphia hosts a broad drive led by women's groups under the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Mrs Gustav Ketterer heads the Pennsylvania division with a weeklong enlistment push March 21 to 27 aiming for 1,000,000 enrollments at $1 each. The campaign enjoys National Council of Women backing. most cancer deaths come from delayed treatment, with breast and uterine cancers having high cure potential when detected early. The army slogan is Early Cancer is Curable Fight It With Knowledge, and the effort mirrors women’s historic role in public health. The piece notes local civic and school activities and various residents, including Lyle Johnson and Joyce McCray, with mentions of radio broadcasts and teachers’ organization meetings.
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Ladies Church
Avalon ‘Ten Haken
Doris Neckers
Gertrude Gravink
Irma Ten Haken
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Western ‘Theological Seminary
Hunice Groters
Sherman
North Center Street
Millie Aimy
Bert Almy
Yale College
New Haven
Conn
Chris Christensen
L. Carlisch
J. E. Almy
Brocton
Todd Brown
Clymer Flying Dutchmen
Corry Whirlhwinds
Pansma CCC Camp
Jamestown Town Hall
Cherry Crief
Clymer Court
F. W. Neckers
Tya Neckers
Alfred Newhouse
Sms
Lyle Compton
N, Y, Eliott and Sons
Mayville
Irving Wilcox
Ossining
Vernon Meerdink
Mel Jmeeting
Ladies Auxiliary
Tae
Jones
The
American Legion
Walter Tegters
Hore
North Clymer
C. R. Lindell
Tionesta
and Mire
Albert Aimink
Hattie TeWinile
J. Albert Johnson
Clifford Kooman
Nell Bradbury
Little Daughter
Buffalo
Abert Kearns
Marion Gallup
Glenn Wiilte
Jamestown
Ruth Tenpas Gravink
Corry Hospital
South Center
Anna van Geem
Sherfan
Jooking
Clifford Kaoman
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ruth Beckerinis
Carrie Gleason
G. J.ruslink
Otis Fardink
Mra
Will Hemmink
Mrs. C. Seneliexphi
United Press
Philadelphta
Jan
Kellterer
Will Ressink
General Federation of ‘Women's Club
Lyle Johnson
Consolidated Schools
Harold Shay
Joyce
Homer J. McCray
Oil City
Social Security costs rise to 1988 level in report
President Roosevelt outlined federal costs to run Social Security at 835,974,000 for fiscal year 1988, more than double the 1937 total. The increase stems from the first full year of the old age pension program, plus new payroll taxes funding unemployment compensation and benefits for the elderly, blind, and dependent children.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Ftrom
Warning Issued To Employers Over Unauthorised Collectors
State Unemployment Compensation official Schlesinger warns employers against paying funds to individuals posing as fund collectors. Postmasters report attempts in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. all payments must go to the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Fund in Harrisburg. Erie county office at 617 Marine Bank Building offers help with contribution returns. Office representatives conduct community visits during January, including Corry on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Sonja Henie headlines at Duquesne Garden with skating event and Detroit amateur team to perform.
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Uouts Schlesinger
State
Schiselager
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hve
Pennsylania
Schlesinger
Erie County
Marine Bank Build
Corry
Post Office
Filipinos Not Ready for Independence Says Pastor
Franklin Rotary Club hearing features Reverend M. Casinodale of Rotley Grove Presbyterian warning that independence for the Philippine Islands may disappoint naive locals. He argues continued U S guidance and aid keep Filipinos from pursuing self rule, and that without help they would reveal themselves to be unprepared for independence.
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Franwmin
Philippine Islands
Im. W. Casinodale
Rotley Grove
Doctor claims action of poor board costly
Erie county commissioners study charges against Dr J A Root of 198 West 9th Street alleging the county could lose between 2000 and 8000 dollars due to the poor boards approval of certain park sale proceeds to Cleveland. Root argues improper payments totaling 480,000 may have been diverted and seeks a commission sharing with the Cleveland buyers. A conference Monday will address the dispute among the poor board, commissioners, Root and his attorneys.
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Erie
Inn
Counly
Priday
J. A. Root
Cleveland
Regtod
Ly Gale
Joseph Gy
Russell
Cievalin
Bush Weill
Cleve- Jandan
Erie Regulative
Tie Couinty
Root
Indian Fighter John C Fowler Dies in Fort Worth at 74
Fort Worth Tex. John C Fowler 74 long noted for Indian fighting died after a long life in the city. Born in 1871 in Woodatch Canada he naturalized after years of residence and voting, with a record of service in many local affairs.
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Tex
John C. Fowler
Worth Wrealdont
Woodatch
Can
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