Local society notes and incidents from a looping 1900s issue
Pred Radeck and Mrs Lillian R Radeck announce marriage of their son Carl A Traduet in Bogor Colombia. Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Paul Hammonds. New baby born at 221 Concord street. Corry Mandolin Club rehearsal and next venue. N O W Club Nail & party at John Mooney home. Bargains on baby items at Sterinet store. Warren Ring injured at Jamestown airport. All-Way Electric thefts report to Mayor Payne. Pinehot appoints BK Gy White and Mrs Francis Milly to unemployment relief board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radeck
Lillian R. Radeck
Carl
Titus
Amd
Daniel J
Bogor
Cilombia
Honevingen
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Paul Hammond
East Irving Street
Orne Cool
Concord Street
Corry Mandolin Club
Ross Mead
Wright Street
Pram Brooks
North Center Street
Nail & Party
John Mooney
Seryell
Sterinett
Warren Virgil Ring
Phemisers Valley
Norihain Street
Jamestown Airways
Domestown General Hospital
Juli
Lall All-Way Electric Co
J. G. Payne
Pinehot
Gy White
Francis Ib
Milly
Emporium
Ame
Huuril
Frank W. Quinlan
Carry Hospital
Ienoyn Coury
Cory Hspital
Hids Bean
Tazy
East Main Street
Daviu Curtis
Columbus
Fairview PT. Av
Rebekah
Spencer's
Ax & Stennett & Sons
Imney
Stennetts
Union
South Amercy
Siventy
Seattle
Pouriat
Havana
Nuseia
Jamaie
Mideo
A. Jenkins
Durant City
Litchow
H Mallison
Jenkins
Johnson
Sam Montgomery
Jane
Yousz
Patrodma
Linder
Jocailbstation
Fhe Highway Patrol
Pine Street Fragments and Local Notices Chronicle
City and Vicinity notices cover a broad mix. Reports include Dunkirk updates on Lake Erie being free of ice and spring-like weather reducing ice fishing expecta tions. community events and deaths. road work resuming in Elk County. hospital updates on Mrs. Hawkes and Libby Reynolds. a note on funeral services for Mrs. Chase. and various local business ads and maintenance notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilcox
Dunkirk
Erfe
Harl R. Dresch
Sharon
Merceounty Directors of the Poor
Thomas Motor Co
Bessie Chase
Trani Chase
Corry Hospital
Ast Vent Christian Church
Davison
Iied
West Lawn
Colmbus
William J. Richey
Crawford County
Chapmanville
McKean
Lawrence County
IR. J. Watson
Galuly
L. Ji. Keenan
Baltimore and Ohip Rel Road
Bradford
Addison Metter
McKee
Thomas
Mator Co
Week of Prayer Services Open at United Brethren Church
Special services opening last evening in Corry observed a week of prayer with capacity attendance. Rev. Perry M. Haines of the Metropolitan church spoke on Prayer in the Christian Life, delivering a well received sermon. The main services run through this month under the Corry Ministerial Association, with tonight at the worship at the Welsh church featuring Rev. S. A. Hoot of the Baptist church as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F. Haines
M. E. Church
U. B. Church
United Brethren
Christchurch
Perry M. Haines
Mplecopal Church
Corry
PLAN HEARING ON COAL BILL
Senator Walsh plans a special Senate committee to examine the constitutionality of the Diviss Kelly coal bill for federal regulation of interstate bituminous coal shipments. Opponents call it restraint of trade. hearings last spring drew strong objections. The Walsh committee includes Senators Robinson, Logan, and others, with jurisdiction over trade and antitrust issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Washington
Walsh
Mont
Senate
Bil
Robinson
Hepn
Imd
Logan
Den
Pinchot Recommends 158000000 Budget With Cuts Across Agencies
Governor Pinchot outlines an 158 million budget proposal including 30.2 million for lawyers colleges and 57.7 million in public school subsidies. He calls for a 18 percent cut in salaries and expenses at many departments and a 2.58 million reduction in state automobile costs. The plan also seeks 46.8 million for highway funding and adjustments to veterans aid and employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankin
Pinchot
Msintenanse
Lwacners Colleges
Auditor General's Department
Treasury Department
Publc Sac
Philadelphia
Peel
Pblie Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Suvernow
Pinthot
Twas
Governor predicts budget cuts avoid new taxes in 1930s push
The governor says some new construction can proceed without extra taxes though extensive projects await a tighter budget. He cites only two deficiency appropriations, including 1.5 million for public school employees retirement and 100 thousand for fighting forest fires, while warning against broad spending. He notes general fund revenues around 156.9 million and highlights allocations such as 17.4 million for theDorrance estate and 89.6 million for Delaware River bridges as part of the plan. Pennsylvania remains confident in fiscal resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Amse
Dorranen
Delaware River
Pinshot
Contract Bridge Insights From a Central Press Column
A garbled transcription of a contract bridge column by E. V. Shepard discusses bidding errors, defensive discards, and card play. The narrator analyzes how choices like 2 Diamonds or 4 Hearts affected the outcome, noting the impact of dummy and declarer play, lead selections, and trump management on the tricks and final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Goveiune
Crany
Featares
Jotoy Holdings
Iim
Uta
Nassr
Dammy
Diamonds
Ig Wis
Dimimy
Wim
Ulsquist
Jed
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Wing-Willi Star
Florida
Angel AX
Quart Spirits
Hubbardson
Chile
Spaghetti Pere
Rosebud
Graham
Lincoln Market
Wisconsin
Wille
Nort Center
Libby
Jin
Bibby
Hilman Reynolds
Tnshand
Smitty Reynolds
North Carolina
Tony
Shi
Lindsley's
Advance Dry Cleaners
M. 1
Lashlight Cells
E. E. Guignon
Just
Commonwealth
Keister
Tc Vicks
Wampole
Istead
Joe Hinkle
Hearih
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