Lanston to furnish RWD tools as board splits
Corry I Priest's brother dies in an auto crash as the Corry School District board splits over renting equipment. A proposed $10 weekly rental is approved amid protests by Mrs. Barnes and John Love, with debate over supervision, procurement, and who may supply tools. The session included absences due to illness and scrutiny of prior bids and roles.
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Lanston
Corry I Priest
Ohn
A. Lanston
Comy
Eucatio Satuday
B. C. Barnes
John E. Love
Hillstrom
Dewey
Geiger
Barnes
A. W. Harmon
East Wayne Street
Ove
Tanston
Patterson
Lambing
Pattersly
Mr. Love
Pr. Boonett
Messrs. Lembing
Brown
Taying
Corry
Homer
Wan
Evenine
Journal
Blaine Kincaid
Former Corry Resident Dies in Erie
Friends report the death of George Knapp at his home 606 Browns Avenue Erie Sunday morning after a week long illness. He was well known in this city and Mrs Knapp is a former Corry girl Miss Charlotte Peterson. Funeral services will be held at Bile Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock.
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Edward Rossbacher
West Church Street
Rossbacher
Richard Rossbacher
Fourth Ward
George Knapp
Browns Avenue
Erie
Directors Clash After Heated Words at Board Meeting
Bitter feelings between Jolin B. Laye and John W. Lambing erupted after Saturday's special Board of Education meeting. The two school directors exchanged blows as President Brown and Dr. Bennett intervened, ending the clash amid ongoing charges and counter-charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jolin B. Laye
John W. Lambing
Plasn
Brown
Bennett
RAF records set as 1984 flying miles top prior totals
London January 21 British Royal Air Force aircraft logged about 47 million miles in 1984 a conservative estimate and a postwar flying record The prior peak was 44 million miles in 1933 The report notes fatal accidents 19 with 28 deaths in 1984 versus 22 and 87 in 1921 and marks 1926 as the worst year for aviation casualties The force also flew under active service conditions policing over a million square miles and doubled exercise activity
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London
Royal Air Force
Adition
Former Sparta Resident Phillip Blakeslee Dies
Phillip Blakeslee, 16, once of Spartansburg, moved to Mankato six years ago and died suddenly Saturday afternoon. Private funeral at Kelly Bowman Funeral Home in Mankato. body to be shipped to Spartansburg for spring interment. Survived by sons Ron and John of Mankato and niece Anita Wescott.
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Phillip Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Mankato
Main
Mr. Blakeslee
Kelly Bowman
Blakesise
Ron
John
T Anita Wescott
War Conference to Address Cost of War at Washington
Kathérine G. Blyley of Thiel College will represent the Business and Professional Women's Club at a January Washington conference on The Cost of War. Delegates from Pennsylvania and other states will attend. Prominent speakers include Senator Nye Mrs. Roosevelt and Currie Chatynan Catt.
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Greonvune
Sun Hanes
Kathérine G. Blyley
Thiel College
Business & Professional Women's Club
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Senator Nye
Mrs. Roosevelt
Currie Chat Ynan ‘Catt
U S Still Leads in Silver Use in 1934
New York January 21 The United States remains the world’s top consumer of silver for arts and industries. In 1934 America used 25 million ounces for non coinage up 1 million from 1933. Half funded silverware, jewelry, dental, and chemicals. Silver nitrate for films recycled at about 80 percent. England used 18 million ounces, Germany also large. Handy Harmon notes new silver alloys boost future consumption.
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New York
United States
America
England
Jy Ie
Germany
Handy & Harmon
Kansas City’s oldest resident dies at 106 after fall
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapin of Kansas City dies at 106 from a broken hip after a fall. The centenarian had drawn attention two years earlier when, at 104, she became the city’s oldest first-time voter in a local election.
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Kansas City
Elizabeth Chapin
Death in Auto Crash Claims OConnell in Williamsport
John A. OConnell, 45, former Williamsport Young Men's Democratic Club secretary, died instantly when his car crashed into two trees on Nisbet DuBoistown Road near Williamsport. Rev Francis J Graves travels to Williamsport for funeral services. Survived by sisters Mary L and Helen M of Williamsport and brothers Daniel Philadelphia Michael Auburn N Y and Rev Francis M OConnell Corry.
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Francis M. O'Connell
St. Thomas
Williams
John A. O'Connell
Kid
Francis J. Graves
Williamsport
O'Connell
Young Men's Democratic Club
Nisbet-DuBoistown
R. M. Grieco
Goroner
CCC
Slate Run
Mary L
Helen M
Daniel
Philadophia
Michael
Auburn
N.Y
Francis M. O'Gonnell
Corry
Fallon Calf Heaviest Ever Born Named Baby Tumbo
Heath claims to own the heaviest calf born in Fallon Nevada. The calf named Baby Tumbo weighed 127 pounds at birth, the second offspring from a Holstein cow now 1100 pounds. The record exceeds typical newborn weights around 75 pounds.
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Fallon
Nev W
Heath
Tumbo
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed for Female Ailments
Mrs Earl F Rowe of Lancaster Pennsylvania reports persistent peri odic pains and symptoms of fatigue and restlessness. She credits Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription with restoring strength after one bottle, noting relief from headaches backaches and general weariness.
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Dr. Pierce
Earl F. Rowe
Penn
Lancaster
Work Progress in RWD Projects At Local Schools
About 30 more men were hired for the school RWD work this morning. Twenty join the Fairview building with ten on the Senior and Junior High programs. Tasks include refinishing desks interior painting and general repairs with toilet installations planned after material arrives. Athletic field regrading at Junior High is half finished and should complete in two months. The Harding school project awaits state county approval and work on the Vocational school is contingent on final approval to absorb unemployment.
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Dhirty
Fairview
Harding’ School
RWD
Jamboree hosted by Erie County PTA at Tracy School
The Erie County Council of Parent Teachers Associations invites all to a Friday Feb 18 jamboree at Tracy School Twelfth and Peninsula Erie eight o'clock with fish pond candy booth fortune telling and refreshments. Donations for the fist pond booths and refreshments should be arranged with Mrs Lyle C Hackett by Jan 30. Mrs W C Parker is publicity chair. Also offered cheap sleigh gear at M H Reynolds 11 East Washington Corry.
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Erie County Council of Parent Teachers Associations
Tracy School
Peninsula Drive
Erie
Veryone
Lyle C. Hackett
Adison Avenue
Wesleyville
W. C. Parker
Council
County Pension Checks and State Liquor Profits Aid
Erie county reports about sixty five residents have received old age pension checks to date with at least that many reported to the Mothers' Assistance Fund. December and January county pensions total $12,132 each, suggesting a yearly state allocation near $150,000. Checks range from $10 to $30. In Harrisburg, liquor store profits disbursement to indigent seniors neared $50,000 for December, with 2,900 recipients over 70 averaging $20.50. $686,606.68 was allocated for December, identical funds available for January to be paid in February.
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Erie
Mothers’ Assistance Fund Board
Erie County
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Welfare
State Emergency Relief Board
Marriage Unites Miss Spencer and Kenneth Hooker at Ripley
Announcement of the Sunday marriage at Ripley of Miss Virginia Spencer of West Smith Street to Kenneth Hooker of Sherman New York, performed by Justice Bennett. Attendant was Miss Laura Heath of this city. The couple plan to reside in Sherman.
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Virginia Spencer
West Smith Street
Kenneth Hooker
Sherman
N. Y
Ripley
Justice of the Peace
Bennett
Laura Heath
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