Inaugural Events Highlight Corry Area Potpourri
Governor George H. Earle and cabinet guests at the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce dinner in Harrisburg. Egypt episode on NBC radio. United Brethren meeting in Christchurch. Corry visitors return from the inaugural ball in Harrisburg. Union City seeks school building under RWD. Marriage licenses granted in Erie. Local zoning and licensing talks spark assembly bill. State forest secretary Bashore welcomes his new post and a baby daughter. Chautauqua poultry show draws interest. fire and street safety notes. Stock market dull. choral classes planned under FED education. Street coast protection measures for Conard Street. Chautauqua County trophy goes to Guy M. Simmons for a white leghorn.
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George H. Earle
Ahotal Dine Net
Pennsylvania Bute Chamber of Commerce
Hurriguurg
Guy M. Simmétos
Chautauqua County Poultry Association
Danieltown
Mr. Simmons
Corry
New statewide study on Pennsylvania poor relief funds
A ten month intensively conducted Pennsylvania Welfare Department study releases a 400 page report on poor relief administration. It covers outdoor relief, dependent children care, almshouses, poor farms, and the financial handling of fourteen million dollars spent in 1933. The work visits 300 of 425 districts and all counties, with findings slated for release soon and expected to guide current legislative action.
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Tarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Welfare
Relief Administration
Richard Stilwell
Works Division
Statemergency Relief Board
William Penn
Lmne
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recaps All Day Session
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church held an all day meeting at Mrs A W Rauscher's Spring street home. Twelve to seventeen members enjoyed a tureen dinner at noon. The group tied comforters for the hostess and held a devotional and business session led by president Mrs Bruce Thomas. The next meeting is slated for February 18 at Mrs Barton Smith’s home.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
A. W. Rauscher
Springstreet
Bruce Thomas
Barton Smith
Fowl Debt Paid as New Mexico Aids Wyoming in 1933
New Mexico game official J Stockley Linen turned over 100 quail and 60 pheasants to Wyoming to settle a debt for sage chickens lent to New Mexico in 1933. The transfer marks an unusual restitution between states over wildlife.
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Cheyenne
New Mexico
Wyoming
J. Stockley Linen
Bitter fight over Pennsylvania constitution revision
Harrisburg dispatch reports Republicans press three delegates per Senate district for a 1936 convention while Democrats seek three per Congress district and 27 at large. Plan timing favors Democratic haste to borrow, while Republicans favor a later start after a state election.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Commonwealth
George W. Woodard
Woodward
Wmen
Governonor
House
Harle
Perkins Wins Private Bath Fight at Labor HQ
Washington Jan 17 feminine shower bath privacy triumphs as Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins gains sole use of a glass roofed bath in the new labor building. Architects and contractors rearrange plans to create a second bath for solicitor general Charles E. Wyzanski, two private facilities now available.
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Louis Jay Heath
United Press
Washington
Labor
Trances Perkins
Charles E. Wyzanski
William Nuckles Doak
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Doak
Labor Department
Wyzanski
Medame
Madame Secretary
Miss Perkins
Society Hosts January Meeting of Chinese Missions Group
The Presbyterian church society held a well attended January gathering in the church parlors. Mrs. G. W. Waremer led, Mrs. G. L. Boyd gave devotions, and three articles were read on Our Mission in China, The Needs of the Chinese, and National Missions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. F. Austin, Mrs. Charles Perkins, and Mrs. Emma Lindquist.
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Sud
The
Presbyterian Church
G. W Waremer
G. L. Boyd
China
Margaret MacDonald
S. R. Lewis
J. F. Austin
Charles Perkins
Emma Lindquist
Lose Appeal Three Officials Facing Jail Time
Ridgway officials J T Leddy and B D Brown lost their Supreme Court appeal on malfeasance charges. They are to be committed to the Bi County jail within ten days, with Judge H Baird indicating papers should be returned in that period. Superior Court documents remain unsettled as the Supreme Court weighs the case. Both men must reappear before Judge Baird for sentencing.
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Ridgway
J. TL Leddy
B.D. Brown
Supreme Court
White
Bi County
H. Baird
Superior Court
Thodden
Brown
Baird
Hospital Auxiliary Card Party at Hotel Corry
The Ladies Auxiliary of Lorry Hospital met in a special session to plan a card party set for Friday evening January 25 at the Hotel Corry. Proceeds fund decorations for a children’s room in Corry Hospital. Awards will be available for both ladies and gentlemen. the public is invited.
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To Lorry Hospital
Corry
Corry Hospital
County Heads to Buy 12 Voting Machines
County commissioners directed purchase of 12 voting machines at 9,060 total cost to be included in the 1958 budget. The machines, rented last year, were to be purchased under a prior agreement that deducted rental charges, now with the price drop from 1,083 to 850 per unit. The move would give the county a machine for each of its 113 districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direel
Harvey Mi Willie
Assah
Corry High School Dance Benefit Planned
On Saturday evening January 19 the Girls' Student Council of Corry High School will sponsor a dancing party in the Junior High gym from 8 30 to 11 30. The Night Hawks orchestra will provide the music as a fundraiser for the Corry High School Athletic Association.
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Corry High School
Corry High School Athletic Association
Night Hawks
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