Minstrel Show planned by Sparta firemen this week
Spartanshare boosters rallied over two days to stage a big Minstrel Show by the Sparta Firemen next Tuesday and Wednesday, expecting a large crowd from Corry. Mid year exams begin January 27 at Senior High. Roads remain drifted by heavy snow. motorists urged to stay to main highways. Mrs. Elizabeth McCord, wife of County Treasurer Ralph McCord, moved home from Hamet hospital to North Hast. Henrietta Kuhn of Erie appointed assistant county supervisor for NYA activities in Erie county. Third annual President's Birthday Parties under way in nearby communities. no local arrangements yet. Rural carriers face heavy snow drifts. highways cleaned but drifted in spots. A carload of new 1986 Buicks to be unveiled tomorrow at Corry Motor Sales. Rev. J. Howard Anderson to address Brotherhood at Corry Methodist church. Governor Earle showcases poultry entries at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. No skating at Community Rink due to heavy snowfall. Rumors of Corry High School basketball injuries unfounded. Sub brothers in a local dispute lead to jail and threats among the Sub family. A cold wave with more snow and subzero temps head toward western Pennsylvania. State Farm Show exhibit notes less than five percent of Pennsylvania farmland classified as superior farming land. Banks reorganized, resulting in $75,650 in fines January 1, 1985, per Attorney General Charl...
Pennsylvania Publishers Meet in Harrisburg Jan 24 25
The eleventh annual Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association convention will be held in Harrisburg January 24 and 25. More than 300 editors and publishers, with economists and speakers, will discuss modern newspaper practice including circulation growth and news presentation.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
J. L. Stackhouse
Easton Express
Stackhouse
William N. Hardy
Association
Jerome D. Barnum
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Edward H. Harris
Richmond
Ind
Palladium Item
Willam Smith Culbertson
Millard A. Stoffiet
Hamburg Item
Donald P. Miller
Allentown Morning Call
Charles M. Meredith
Quakertown Free Press
Daily Newspaper
Forum
Charles C. Curtis
Will Rose
State College Department of Journalism
Arthur Sweeny
Gebhansburg-itine
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Braton R. Gardner
Montrose Independent
Douglass D. Storey
Lajy
Hause, Hans, Storge and Lick
Joseph ©. Gr
Federal control motor traffic problem urged
Fragmented OCR text argues for federal oversight of motor traffic, noting the car as a great instrument of comfort turned dangerous when misused. It highlights decades of state regulations, enforcement struggles, and calls for central governance to address broader safety and policy failures.
Births and deaths in Corry for 1935 detailed
The corridor vital statistics report by registrar Sidney B. Elston shows 202 births and 126 deaths in Corry in 1935 with 162 births and 62 deaths in Corry Hospital. The city saw 108 male and 96 female births, 68 male and 58 female deaths, plus minor counts for Higin and Concord Township. The district recorded several infant deaths and listed primary causes such as heart disease, pneumonia, and accidents, with a total of 13 infant deaths and a breakdown by disease.
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Ourmumveres
Sidney B. Elston
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Corry
Corry Hospital
Higin
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Fellowship Class Feted at Father and Son Banquet
The Salvation Army Fellowship Class held a Father and Son banquet in the citadel room with C. M. Hengst YMCA secretary as guest speaker on "Father and Son" stressing comradeship cooperation counseling and character. A buffet lunch followed and Mrs Pearle VanTassel presented a birthday cake to mark the occasion. FIRST FOG HORN IN HISTORY: Fog horn engraving found in Saint John New Brunswick dates to 1855 on Partridge Island.
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Salvaton Army
Citadel
C. M
W. A. Johns
Pearle VanTassel
Saint John, N. B
Partridge Island
Historical Circle Met In Regualar Session
The Historical Circle met in regular session yesterday afternoon and enjoyed a program including Bell call and current events. Members discussed national and international news, and each member shared two learnings about the Supreme Court. Mrs. W. J. Wilcox and Mrs. Cora Crippen presented articles on the life and career of actor William Gillette. Mrs. Lila Poster read from Rebuilding: Palestine According to Prophecy and led a twenty question review. Miz C. 9. McCray described Henry Ford and Greenfield mass production in a museum article.
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Reguelar
Bell Call
Supreme Court
W. J. Wilcox
Cora Crippen
William Gillette
Lila Poster
Palestine
Greenfield
Henry Tord
Miz
C. 9. McCray
Causittan Lyme Wildcat Relatives Highlighted
The Causittan lyme, a cousin to Mehicain wildcat, lives wholly among small gene animals. It is described as a highly destructive predator in Canim, with behavior noted as diving at dawn and dusk.
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Canim
Win
1935 Road Tax Reduction Acts Take Effect in State
Harrisburg January 22. Taxpayers will feel the impact of 1935 highway measures cutting local taxes and improving maintenance efficiency. The Omnibus Bill adds about 2 500 miles to the State system transferring township and borough roads. Five percent of township mileage will shift to state funding, with Philadelphia excluded. Five other acts transferred 46 miles of city streets and 172 miles of streets.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Philadelphia
Watchman Held After Two Deaths In Train Crash
Pittsburgh dispatch reports crossingman George Massheinik was freed under $1000 bond pending an inquest into the deaths of Tarentum residents and injuries to others when a freight train struck a vehicle. Investigators found the wooden safety gates intact, and the driver may have passed. Lee Cunningham 4, Susie Cupple 56 died. Roxie Cunningham 27 and Dara Snyder seriously injured at Allegheny Valley Hospital. State system maintenance expands. 7800 bridges under Dept care. Rural Road Act 1981 covers drainage structures ten feet or less. Local authorities kept longer structures. Township and County Bridge Act extends care to longer structures. Mrs Norman Schollen and son Robert James moved from Corry hospital to Columbus home.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
George Massheinik
Pennestyast
Tarentum
Lee Cunningham
Susie Cupple
Roxie Cunningham
Dara Snyder
Allegheny Valey Hospital
Forestry and Maple Products Meetings Here
A Woodlot and maple products management meeting will be held at the Municipal building in Corry next Tuesday afternoon January 28 at 1:00. A similar session will be at Hanwoon's farm Wattsburg Wednesday morning January 29 at 10. A wood saw filing and setting demonstration will be at Bred Hapson's farm Union City Wednesday January 29 at 1:30. FT Murphy extension forester of Penn State will lead these meetings aimed at maple products and forestry men across the county. A large attendance is expected.
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Municipic
Corry
Aternoon
FT. Murphy
Pennsylvania State College
Minga
Rebekahs Observe Wildey Anniversary
Lady Fyanklin Rebekah Lodge held a program at the 10 C F hall for the Odd Fellowship founder Thomas Wildey anniversary. Mrs E R Johnson played piano selections, then a cards period with prizes to Mrs Alice Schrader Mrs Ora Loveland and Mrs Gertrude Bernstein. A committee served refreshments to about thirty five members.
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Fyanklin Rebekah Lodge
C. F. Hall
Odd Fellowship
Thomas Wildey
E.R. Johnson
Sonora
Alice Schrader
Ora Loveland
Gertrude Bernstein
Mae Carmcke
Blanche Ohrn
Maude Colby
Westerner leaves 44 kin in Sequim obituary
J W Pettett, 77, died here recently leaving a widow and 4 direct descendants. He was survived by 11 children, 50 grandchildren, and 43 great grandchildren, with 44 total kin listed in the notice from Sequim Washington.
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Wash
J. W. Pettett
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Winter
Phirday
Janary Soth
Spartanshare
Thas Sparta Firemen
Traffe
Elizabeth McCord
Ralph McCord
North Hast
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Aliss Henrietta M. Kuhn
National Youth Administration
Erie County
Erie Railroad
Corry Motor Sales Company
J. Howard Anderson
Wesleyville
Earle
Poultry Department
North Center Street
Corry High Schol
Union City
High School and Journal
Butler Jug
Mike Sub
George Sub
Asaault
George Suba
Mike Sui
John Sub
U.S
W. & Brotzman
Visitos
State Farm
Pennsylvania Bate College
Cory Momwealth
Attormey General Charlta
Artorrieva
Degetthr
Dania
Rees
Laree
Fédarat
Aliliyt
Osama
Salvation Army Citadel
Historical Circle Meets
Bracken-Keating
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Coats
Atastalidy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Watchman
Norman Schollen
Robert James
Columbus
Forestry and Maple Products
State College
Rebekahs
America
Detache Heaton
Hepler Motor Oomf
Frankin St
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