Census field work begins in 29th District on January 13
Charles D. Moriarty announces the business census canvass started January 13 in the 29th Congressional District, Erie and Crawford counties. About 48 enumerators will cover retailers, hotels, real estate, trucking, and contractors with offices in the Old Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Moriarty
Erie
Crawford
Vensis
Federal
McCarty
Philadelphia
Capvass
Carl Driggs
Lippeneus Latrudes
Cmmercial
Finange
Sorutity
Splinder
Funeral Services for Mrs. Myrtle Pitt
Largely attended funeral services were held at Davison Funeral Home for Mrs. Myrtle Pitt wife of Fred Pitt a Spring Creek twp resident. Rev W H Garnett officiated with burial in Beaverdam cemetery. Bearers were John Pitt Alton Pitt Follet and Fred James. Relatives from Jamestown Union City Warren Clymer Kane attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pitt
Fred Pitt
Spring Creek
Davison
W. H. Garnett
Beaverdam Cemetery
John Pitt
Alton Pits
Follett
Fred James
C. J. Gannty
Jamestown
Gladys Weinheimer
Eric
J. B. Turner
Byron
Turner
West Green
Arthur Barber
Dolly McIntyre
Union City
Raymond Tripp
Garland
Gertrude Morris
Nelle Mortz
Roy Bloom
Warren
R. M. Pitt
Robert
Holthouse
Clymer
Eye Aimed to Save Coast Victim's Sight in Coasting Crash
Joan Holland a 12 year old girl of Greaves street suffered severe injuries when struck at the Bayard Welsh street intersection by an unidentified car. Her right eye was badly damaged with a hemorrhage and facial contusions. She endured two days of shock as doctors fought to save her eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Holland
L. W. Holland
Greaves Street
Bayard-Welsh
Public Service Commission reports 2263 informal complaints in 1934
Harrisburg reports 2263 informal complaints against utilities last year as part of PSC duties. It helps consumers avoid formal hearings and lengthy court proceedings, saving money for the public. Ralph Sutlifs, 108, claims to be the oldest member of the Townsend Old Age Pension Clubs in the United States with 23 children and three marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.S
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Townsend Club
Bowling Green
Ralph Sutllfs
Townsend Old Agé Pension Clubs
United States
Beaverdam Social Highlights From January Party
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Proctor in Beaverdam a Young People’s Sunday School group from United Brethren and Methodist churches enjoyed a Friday evening with four tables of bingo and a post play lunch of ice cream and cake. The event drew many local families and neighbors including the Watrousons, Proctors, Smiths, Bagleys, and Proctorsville residents, with frequent visits and guests from Corry Erie and Union City noted throughout the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Carl Proctor
Rexford Proctor
United Brethren
Methodist
Progtor
Cale
James Watroustonn
Betty Smith
Louise Smith
Vera Gibbons
Madeline Prebble
Vera Hammond
Marie Neyton
Margaret Ceneta
Merlé Bowen
Terrance Rouse
James Watrous
Retford Proctor
Rudolph Gibbons
Herbert Loveland
Lawrence Watrous
Warren Proctor
Cash Smith
Homer Proctor
Dell Proctor
Villa Farnham
Corry
James Crowell
Gerald Bagley
George Aham
Merle Cummings
W- H. Cummings
Erie
E. A. Lyeha
Wayne Township
Paul Smith
Proctorville
Neil Eaten
Rloughton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chaylen Hodge
Walter Proctor
Union City
Claude Maynard
Frank Youngs
Neil Estes
Jeanienne
Mo.unt
Clarence Bisbee
Wattsburg
James Proctor
Donation Hill
Robert Provior
Find
Webb McCray
Flossie Smith
Misa Mildred Lindberg
Carter Hill
S. B. Lyons
Betty
Gordon
Lee Proctor
Bert Watrous
Mareena Proctor
Jay Smith
Gon. Stanley
Charles Alexander
Owen Fullom
Annie MacDonnell
Carl Gates
Ian Jily
And
Mies
Floyd Marsh
W. H.cummings
Boa Constrictor Undergoes Emergency Surgery Abroad
A veterinary surgeon at Saint-Pourcain-sur-Sioule operated on a large boa constrictor that traveled with spectators. The reptile suffered an abscess from a lodged foreign object in its throat, prompting the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Saint-Pourcain-sur-Sioule
Ain
The Anastasia Salons and the Riley Family Heiress
In a wartime New York beauty empire, Helen Schiller, a gifted manicurist at the Anastasia chain, rises amid gossip about the Riley brothers who own the salons. Walter Riley contends with discipline as Helen’s quiet talent and dignity clash with the flashy world around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia
Riley Eratere
Walter Riley
Helen Schiller
Rileys
Miss Ginsberg
Beauty Guide
Helen
Anastasia Chain
Brooklyn
America
Cross
Mrs. Schiller
Flu
Tante
Freda Havernayer
Belle
Thirtyfourth
Irene Riley
Irene
Bele
Mont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles D. McCarty
Crawford Counties
Universal Credit Company
Ford Dealers
FORD
Eye
Small Kane
Alentades
Gir
Jeane Whitney
Spartanaburg
Meg
Hp, Whitney
Loblaw
Groceteriga 1. Y
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Nwife
Pettin
Vera
Schiller
Riley
Sfisa Vera
Walter
Selma Gully
Selma
Marilyn Miller
Sally
New Amsterdam
Jone
Stella
Tella
Arona
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