City Council to Name Two Officials in Monday Session
City Council plans to appoint two officials in Monday's regular meeting. Edward Harrington is expected to be reappointed as street commissioner despite a brief gap after his term expired. A patrolman to replace Edward McEvoy, who left for Erie Railroad work, may be proposed, with Lloyd Ruppersburger favored by the police chief but lacking Mayor Miller’s backing. council support could secure his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mr. Harrington
Harrington
Edward McEvoy
McEvoy
Erie Railroad
Lloyd Ruppersburger
John D. Flanigan
Glen Miller
Ruppersburger
Painless Dentist Claims Pain-Free Results by Mental Suggestion
Boston reports Dr. Max H. Jortbs, a dentist touted as using mental suggestion to ease pain. He claims about 60 percent of his patients respond to suggestion, enabling some operations without pain for certain individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pontias
Max H. Jortbs
Bill Marked Hill Near Inveraray Castle Discussed
A historic site near Inveraray Castle in Scotland features a mound with a quartered stone or marker atop a small golf course, recalling the ancient Gallows Hill where dukes administered summary justice in old times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innveraray Castle
Scotland
Roosevelt Birthday Dinner Planned Here
Corry residents prepare a Roosevelt Birthday Dinner organized by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to benefit Zem Zem Hospital at Drie. Proceeds support crippled children while a chicken dinner with trimmings and advance ticket sales are planned for Thursday evening January 28 at the W. F. Wy Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Wi Nave
Roosevelt
Rene Jad Iy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pete Menta 4 iV
Zem Zem Hospital
Drie
Garyschildren
W. F. Wy
Corry
Asisworth
Aiiuary
V. F. W. Auxiliary
City approves sewer bond ordinance for 21000 issued bonds
City to issue 21000 in bonds for storm sewer costs after State Department of Internal Affairs unqualified approval. Bond ordinance approved on first and second readings in January. must run four weeks of advertising before final adoption in February. Final sale and preparation to follow after enabling measure action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Kincaid
State Department of Internal Affairs
State Department
Messure
Use of Word Albino Defining a pigment deficiency term
The article explains that Albino was first applied by the Portuguese to white Africans and does not denote a separate race. It describes albinism as a congenital deficiency in pigment of hair skin or the iris of the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Fifteen Directors to Be Elected at Community Loan Meeting
The Community Loan of Corryville will elect 15 directors at the annual meeting to be held at Boylstown on Wednesday evening January 20 at 134 North Centre Street. Other business includes an amendment to move the annual meeting date to the fourth Wednesday in January and an agriculture course expansion for vocational departments in Corry Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Loan
Community Lown Company of Corry
Etockinilery
Boytsloek
North Centr Street
Studio Skolars
Sidney B. Tiston
Ih Pastorary
Georgy Doan Het
Plegmant of
George Dean
Latriete
Dewey Plana
Courag
Marxidburg
Pennsylva- Trin
Uhventock
Pratt Basan
Faowe Nevicushire
Ecorling
Publ Tanteuie
Ceealer Kf
Ideal
Peodanerkm Vile Fuk
Peoplilan Magrio
Xalaing
Pennsylvania
Hav Tate
Joeld
Aictivilian
New York Debuts Washington Waltz At Roosevelt Birthday Ball
Smart New York reverts to 19th century rhythms for a 1987 dance and charity event at the Roosevelt birthday ball. The Washington Waltz debuts January 20 with routines evoking Vienna’s Strauss era and a tilt toward the hesitation waltz. Col. Henry L. Doherty notes the dance honors disabled children funded by the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Nationalilantile Parallele Fund
Vienna
Johann Strauss
Mutropa Alte
Lhut
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Battle of Flodden Field Fought Near Wrodden Northumberland
On September 9, 1513 the Scots led by James IV clashed with English forces near Wrodden village in Northumberland. The English commander the Earl of Surrey defeated and killed the Scottish king, James IV, in this pivotal battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flodden
Floddery Field
Wrodden
Northumberland
James IV
Earl of Surrey
Use of Respirators in Mines and Quarries
Respirators or masks have wide use in peace and conflict to prevent silicosis, a lung disease from inhaling fine rock dust. Workers in quarries, zinc mines, and tunnels wear gauze or finely woven wire coverings over the nose and mouth to filter noxious particles.
Crusted Port Wine Term Describes Interior Crusts
An article explains the term crusted port arising from crusts forming inside wine vats and bottles due to the crusty substance called urgol and a crude cream of tartar, detailing how it affects the wine’s interior and labeling.
Debtor Imprisonment Highlighted by Prison Society
The Prison Discipline Society of Boston reports that in the 1820s, about five sixths of prisoners in New England and the Middle States were jailed for debt, most for some undeclared obligation, reflecting broad use of debtor imprisonment in early America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Discipline Society of
Boston
New England
Middle States
Rural walks endorsed for safer roads and schools
Official urged church and township offices to promote the town and country sidewalk program as a safety measure. He cited rural pedestrian danger on 9,200 miles of highway with 8,500 pedestrian deaths and argued sidewalks near schools churches and villages reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamrsborg
Hue Wiry
Iain B. Kelly
Ualiyg
Primaylvaniik
National Youth Administration
Rentasylvania
Highwiyn
Fedeatriaan
Aroun
Hari
Kelly Ald
Plan new issue of state scenic map to aid travel
The state highway commission reports plans for a new four color scenic map with prints and folders costing about 100000. The 1927 map is hoped ready by February and initial shipments will be sent to hotels and motor headquarters to guide vacationists southward and back north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharriseuirg
Dan
Hide
Hotela
Motor A
Movida
Batern Thay
UnclearOCR Reported Erie County Work Data and Unemployment
Fragmentary figures detail weekly unemployment and labor activity in Erie County with totals on engaged persons, job openings, and claims. The briefing notes reference weekly unemployment weeks ending January and general trends in employment, open claims, and program participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
State seeks half million for 1987 program funding
A Pennsylvania effort seeks 500000 to support a 1987 year program advancing university and state projects. The joint commission plans a broader appropriation and outlines tentative goals while a regional group promotes support amid meetings and public notices.
State to expand winter sports in Pocono district
Policies to broaden winter activities include new outdoor recreation sites and improved trails. Officials led by Warren Van Dyke discuss adding play grounds and facilities, with funding support from regional commissions. The plan aims to attract residents from nearby New York and Philadelphia, expanding participation through the coming winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocono District
Harriabung
Dna
Warren van Dyke
Yunis Been
Urler
Niki Youd
Major Paints
Ani
Kane
McKenn
Cleike
Pocona
Delawirn
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Dept
Ned Furniture
Leild
Buster
Behatér
Harry Moore
Washington
U.S
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Jersey City
New State Assembly
Dentrel Proas
OEE
Ralph F. Dewey
Bob Finfall
Cory Spall
Spring Valley
Eben Biyrl
Alee Thy
Msu
Annglmcas
Hiv Post
Livery Ridge Courwe
Wilyva
Hwie
Met Wa Giro Tessional
Tenager
Delour Dairy
Cory, Penma
O Dairy CO
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Peraune Ware Om Police
Venanpoiad
Warren Yas
Une Siri
Namibar
Clestrug
Qotehar
Given
Philek
Owen
Evelyn Warier Pragi
Ian
Scenic and Historic Commission
Clowerie
Etivithee
Vata Fenton
Nehulow Extan- Ave
Minrin
Gomer
Wil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!