Golden Rule Club to Aid Band Concert Effort
A meeting of the Golden Rule Club committee was named to cooperate with the Corry Band in staging a public concert next month at 7:20 p m in Johnson Hall, prior to the weekly band rehearsal. The item notes local civic activity and upcoming cultural event with community participation.
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Corry ‘Band
Johnson Hall
Erle
National Association of Cost Accountants
Arie
Grie
Dallas Smiley
Corry
Presiient
Mrie Group
Sunset Inn
M. B. Zeigier
Westinghouse Electric
Mrg. Co
Pittsburgh
Wedding at United Brethren Church in Christchurch
Miss Fern Mary Read and Joseph Hasbrouck wed at United Brethren Church Christchurch in a ceremony led by Rev H Ray Harris. Attendants included Ardith Reed and Allan Hasbrouck. reception for 150 relatives followed at the American Legion home. The couple will reside at 312 Concord Street after a brief honeymoon.
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H. Ray Harris
United Brethren
Christchurch
Fern Mary Read
Hiwin Reed
Mott Street
Joseph (. Hasbrouck
Hurout Hasbrouck
Concord Street
Alice Messinger
Jewel Hesbrouck
Misa Mesamger
Mendelegohn
American Legion
Monument to Germany's Lost Colonies Completed in Mannheim
A chaotic scene depicted in the monument shows a dying antelope on its hind legs with a spear piercing its side, its head thrown back, in a tribute to Germany's so called lost colonies, recently completed in Mannheim.
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Berlin
Germany
Mannheim
Report Only One Gun Used In Murder of Eric Sleuth
In police circles an official finding is not yet ready but detectives report that a single service revolver was used in the murder of Detective Sergeant Louis Seanse. Rumors suggested two guns may have been involved, yet the nickel plated revolver with five discharged shells was found at the Aywilse home scene.
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Ben. Swarts
Register of Wills
Erie County
Grove City Hospital
Eric Sleuth
Rib
Louis Seanse
Ralph
Aywilse
Chee Genige
Christ
Sai
Goulise
Saii
Lim Stagine
Murder inquiry targets McCarthy over Melba Moore death
Lawrence McCarthy, 47, arrested in South Bend Indiana, linked to the 16 year old Melba Moore murder on a Granger area lovers lane last October. A South Bend housewife, Mia Cecil Hawkins, claims McCarthy and henchmen seized a barn on her property and planned the killing after a dispute over travel routes. Hawkins fled to Michigan and provided a route diagram fearing an attempt on her life. McCarthy, an ex convict, faces arrest in the case.
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Lawrence McCarthy
South Bend
Ind
Melba Moore
Granger
Mia
Cecil Hawkins
McCarthy
Hawking
Michigan
Moore Birt
Hawkins
Seek Another Co Hospital for Contagious Disease Care
County health officer Dr. Strimple and Dr. Shelley urged an institution to treat residents outside the city with contagious diseases. County commissioners approved arrangements with city officials to admit such cases to the municipal hospital, citing a long‑running need. The call followed an incident when a seriously ill vagrant with mumps and tonsillitis was found in North East jail.
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James R. Strimple
Dinner G. Shelley
North East
Strimple
Shelley
Employers Must File Contributions by January 29 1938
Pennsylvania employers must file last quarter 1937 unemployment contribution forms by January 29 to maintain the 80 percent federal credit. The state rate is 1.89 percent for 1937 quarter payments, with a forthcoming 2.7 percent quarterly rate from 1988 onward. Remittance deadlines shift due to January 30 landing on a Sunday.
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Pennsylvania
Plan That Wasn't Used In 1919 Allied Tank Strategy
The article recalls a proposed 1919 Allied plan to use tanks to breach rear areas by striking directly at headquarters behind the front lines rather than pushing along the fighting line. The idea aimed to disrupt command and supply structures in a bold new tactic.
Pa Savant Risks China Perils to Capture Secret of Lohon
Harrisburg reports that Dr G W Groff, a former Penn State botany professor, has penetrated China to obtain the secret of Lohon, a valued fruit used in traditional medicine. He returned with plant Leaves flowers and fruit and will present his adventure to scientific bodies. The piece notes Pennsylvania's notable scientists from Audubon to Peary and Kane.
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PA. Savant
China
Lohon
Harrisburg
Kwangsi
State
Pennsylvania
G. W. Groff
Pennsylvania State College
Orient
Groff
James Audubon
Oliver Evans
America
John Fitch
Robert Fulton
Samuel Langley
John Mar- Ban
Joseph Priestly
Robert Peary
Elisha Kent Kane
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