Penny Day Revenue And Local Notices From City Meeting
The city adopted a budget showing revenues for the year of 11,278.06 and 918,568.73 with tax rates per thousand dollars for the 1934 assessments. Arts group met at Mrs. Emily McElroy’s home for a social afternoon. city treasurer offices closed Jan 15–16 for re painting. church activity includes a Monday meeting at 210 Mott Street with scripture on service and officer elections to be held.
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Ie Pit
Jefferson
Tonstown
IHS
Ms & Isyalhinlion Tast
Arts and Evils
Emily McElroy
Fifth Avenue
Trisiet
Los Angeles
Calif
Nort Center Street
Cuureh
Gi Keefe
Mott Street
Monlay
Hinsttises
W. & Malley
Helen Westtey
City and Vicinity Notes Mixed Local News
Harrisburg teletype reports 60 172 police messages in 1935 vs 57 292 in 1932. Jamestown council adopts 1934 budget of 1 420 048 44 with tax rate around 14.26 per 1000. several local items including law offices, rail crossing accident, stockholder meeting, and community notices across Corry and surrounding area.
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Harrisburg
Corry
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New York
New Jersey
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Connecticut
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William Glassman
George Munn
Warren
Fom
Schnarer
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William D. Gordon
Conenango Trust Company
Lawrence Heider
Westfiel
Jamestown General Hospital
Pearl Street
Nickel Plate Railroad
Westfield
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Furid Totel
Lota
Raeke
Sherman News
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Clyde Fowler
Clyde Repas
George Gibbs
Corry Building & Loan Association
Center St
Orelock
F. E. York
M. Wales
W. Pres
York
Sec
H. F. Hovey
Randolph
Express Cimony
Hiss
Carpeyberg
Moneville
William Gingarnih
Wisf Wuts
Gorge E Stumm
Jaye Offiges de Warcert
Teviay
Allen Desert s Rossiter Split Council In City Row
Jan 18 Rossiter bloc splits as Parks Director Edward J. Allen abandons allies to block a streets director appointment. He sides with Finance Director Mahaffey against Mayor Rossiter and Safety Director Dundon, potentially shifting the vacancy to the county court. Eight candidates for the post are defeated as Allen votes against his ally Thomas W. Whitley.
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Rossiter
Edward J. Allen
H. Lee Munger
James P. Rossiter
John C. Dundon
Thomas Mahaffey
Allen
County Court
Thomas W. ‘Intley
Streets
Dunton
Thomas Mehaffey
Nellie Missime
Manger
Dunden
Dundon
Lars A. Desser
Clarence JS. Pulling
Ray Densmore
John J. Flyzm
Harry Ah. Wiebe
Itth Ward
Alfrer L. Leohner
Rossitey J. P. A. Pearson
Thomas
W. Whitley
Liquor Control Board Appointees Debate Stirs Politics
The governor advocates a non partisan Pennsylvania Lay tor Control Board and seeks respected nominees Rupert S. Gawthrop and A Turshall Thompson. Names like Thomas W. Phillips surface as potential allies or opponents amid tense political maneuvering.
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Goveror
Pennsylvania
Gendrah Howard Martin
Jean
Davil L. Laterence
Rupert S. Gawthrop
Chester
A. Turshall Thompson
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Thomas W. Phillips
Phillips
Missionary of Mountains Speaks in City
Reverend Louis Black of Parkersburg West Virginia, a Sunday school missionary now active in Tennessee and Kentucky, will speak in Corry on Wednesday January 17 as guest of Rev G L Boyd. Black credits early Sunday school pioneer William Henry for inspiring his mountain work. The Board of National Missions runs 7600 enterprises in 63 languages with 8958 workers.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Tennessee
Kentucky
Black
Corry
G. L. Boyd
William Henry
Henry
Board of National Missions
di Loris
Presbyterian Ladies Meet in January Church Gathering
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held its January meeting Friday afternoon at 8 80 o clock with good attendance. Mrs Glenn Spencer was absent due to illness. Mrs McGray presided. Mrs Summer Bentley acted as secretary for WW Bracken who could not attend. After singing, Mrs JH Whittlesey read expressions from Thessalonians Chapter 5. Treasurers report pleased. A social time followed with Hymns for birthday individuals Dora Kincaid and Mary Isher. Mrs L R Tiffany accompanied. Hostess Mrs J W Irwin led two piano duets by Genevieve Johnson and Reppel Tiffany and a vocal duet The Stranger by Rev and Mrs G L Boyd. Mrs Irwin assisted by Margaret MacDonald, Lines fall and B J Lewis with table decorations and the generous Giveen Manor birthday cake donated by Mrs Dickson.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Ohireh Pshers
Glenn Spencer
McGray
Summer Bentley
WW. Bracken
JH. Whittlesey
Thessalonians
Treasuer
Honon
Dora Kincaid
Mary Isher
Old Rugged Cross
L.R. Tifany
Giveen Manor
Dickson
Mov ie Fans Rent Slippers in Medford
A garbled passage notes a Medford Oregon theater renting slippers and selling snacks during shows to boost tiny profits. It references board actions and legislative delays, hinting at a broader state plan and discontent with board firings amid early legislative days.
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Medford. Orc
State Senate
Birthday party honors Grace Darling in Wi Wayne Street home
Mrs Agnes Drought hosted a birthday party on Wi Wayne Street for Mrs Grace Darling. Attendees included Misses Darling Psthey PllLyworth Laura Wells Mary Ann Cole Cecelia Davison and Jilia Cole. Guests enjoyed a dinner, music and card games with gifts for Mary Ann Cole and Bilsworth, color scheme described as white and blue.
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Wayne Street
Grace Darling
Darling
Psthey PllLyworth
Laura Mie Wells
Mary Ann Cole
Cecelia Davison
Jilia Cole
Bilsworth Amdd
Teachers Seek 250 Million to Save City School System
The Lupisiany Teachers Association in New Orleans urges Congress to appropriate 250 million dollars to prevent a collapse of the school system.
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New Orleans
Lupisiany Teachers Association
Congress
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