Rising temperatures and era events in 1934 35 era notes
A collage of mid 1930s items including Chrysler shipments up 41 percent to 842520 units in 1935 vs 1934, a Board of Education meeting shift to committee of the whole, and state tax forms due February 1. Other notes cover crude oil production gains, highway safety education, hotel lease transfer in Union City, state exam notices in Corry, a speech by Dr. Hoyt, and local civic updates.
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Chrysler Corporation
New Treasurer Appointed Head of Tribe
Salamanca New York January 21 Raymond Jimmerson of the Catta tangis Reservation of the Seneca Nation is named treasurer to fill the vacancy created by Floyd Cooper resignation. Cooper faced a shortage dispute after a $4600 balance disappeared from Silver Creek banks as the council and President Kamilin John seek repayment from the bonding company. The senate council rejected women voting rights in national elections by a 6 to 5 vote despite a committee report favoring franchise.
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Salamanca
Raymond Jimmerson
Cattatangis Reservation
Kamilin John
Floyd Cooper
Uawtons
Cooper
Silver Creek
Jimmerson
John
Henry John
Treasury
Haveeen
Seneca Council
Tt Sa
Sparta Firemen Advance Plans for Minstrel Show
Sparta firemen organize the Cotton Town Minstrels for January 23 and 29 at Spartansburg. The show features the Cotton Town chorus and a ten piece band with a large cast and various acts. Naomi Hutchison Rana Strake Leo Brown Harold Tubbs win scholarships to the State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg. Neil Burton Russell Davis chosen for vocational demonstration.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburg Consolidated School Board
Harrisburg
Naomi Hutchison
Rana Strake
Leo Brown
Harold ‘Tubbs
Neil Burton
Russell Davis
Jesse Whitney
Helen Hutchison
Merritt Harrison
William
Harrison
Supple-Wills-Jones Mille
Sparta Firemen
Lenny
Cotton Town
Evidence Heard On J W N W Railroad Abandonment
New evidence bearing on the railroad fate was submitted at a Jamestown hearing yesterday, as the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered permanent aban donment under certain conditions and subsequent actions were discussed at the Federal Building.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal
Jamestown
Meeting of Mentor Club Discusses Hershey Article
Twelve members attended the Mentor Club gathering last evening at Mrs. Andrew Paulson's home on Maple Avenue. Mrs. Thel Myurs read an article titled Hershey, Spiritual Descendant of Penn, drawing interest from the group. The next meeting, Peboumryard, will be hosted by Miss Myrtle Fuller of Hast Smith Street after a social hour with refreshments.
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Mentor Club
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Hershey
Penn
Thez Myurs
Peboumryard
Myrtle Fuller
Hast Smith Street
Snow removal mandate targets Warren residents
Warren borough issues final warning to property owners and tenants who neglect to clear snow from sidewalks by nine each morning. Chief of Police George Haehn says frequent warnings have shown noncompliance in five blocks with sixty properties. Beginning Tuesday, those who do not shovel will be arrested and fined.
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Warren
Canera
Georgé Haehn
Haehn
Methodist Episcopal Men’s Brotherhood Address Planned
Rev. J Howard Anderson of Wesle yville Pa will speak at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening. A 6:30 dinner by the Alabian Society precedes a musical program talks and entertainment. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Anderson
D. Wesleyville
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Alabian Society
the Brotherhood
Eye Injury Ends in Emergency Surgery for Unionite
Francis Conway, son of Mrs Iva Conway of East High Street, lost his left eye at St Vincent's hospital after a grease gun booster slipped and exploded a blank cartridge. The blast struck him in the eye and doctors removed the optic at St Vincent's. He is reported improving but will remain hospitalized for some time.
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Meanville
Frank Herbst
Tin Bartley
Williamsport
W. D. Jackson
Brand Son
Bar] Jackson
Kerneth Whitaker
Farl ‘Tauber
Davenport Street
Guy M. Fish
Lynn Saunders
Centreville
Clearwater
Fly
Fish
Bred Richardson
St. Petersburg
Jesse Whitney
Beaverdam
Mr. Whitney
Harrisburg
Kenneth McDonnell
Willian Farley
Mead- Ville
Riceville Corners
Alva
James Baldwin
Corry
Harry Davis
Raymond Fuller
Emma Jane Roberts
Sharon
Cassa Fuller
Clara Senrekengost
Oil City
Union City
Francis Conway
Iva Conway
East High Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ins
Earl's Garage
Conway
Sherwood
St. Vincent's
Parents School Opens in Compall England
A village school in Compall, England, opens as Britain’s first parents only institution. It draws more than 100 pupils with lessons featuring educational films debates and lectures.
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Compall
England
Britain
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Stonewall Jackson
Board of Education
State Revenue Department
United States
Eastern Pennsylvania
Haricburg
Howard Deedrick
Plueburgh
Congdon
George Dunlap
Guy Meacham
State Equor Control Board
Brie
Craig 8. Hoyt
Grove City College
Corry Teachers Associations
Young Democratic Clits of
Pennsylvania
Erie
North Center Street
State Department of Public Instruction
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barre
Hlar Hsburg
State Game Commission
B. Porter
City Elerk
Robert A. Ott
Porter
George V
Rex
the Journal
WPA
Edward N. Jones
Hugh Catshall
Mesdville
Tor
Associated Gas and Electric System
Seneca Nation
Sparta
State Farm
Stranahan Farm
C. L. Rexfor
The
Baptist Cheir
Atully
Jennie Schreckengosh
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
M. B
Ina Smith
Tha Smith
Stranaham Brothers Farm
Cardinal
Dante
Hasbrouck
Buddy Webb
Richard Wetl
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
M. E. Men's Brotherhood
Unionite
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
Chesterfield
Wceo Co
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