Mill Village to get four room school replacing five one room schools
NEW SCHOOL AT MILL VILLAGE 10 REPLACE FIVE MINSON CITY Jan. 23 Five Le Boeuf township one room schools will be replaced by a four room elementary school in Mill Village. The joint school board of the borough and township plans a Sept occupancy. The $19 000 building will be labor supplied by the Works Progress Administration with materials costs shared by LeBoeuf and Mill Village boards. The old two room Mill Village school will be demolished due to required repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minson City
le Boeilt
Mill Village
Boro and
Maurice F. Kolnem
Works Progress Administration
le Boeuf Township School Board
Mil Village Board
Mi! Village
Kolpeln
Haye
LeBoeuf Township Board
Thins Aop
Kolpern
LeBoeuf Township
Myrna Pollock
Sparta Lunch Program Brings Meals to Pupils
Sparta residents report a PTA led lunch program for local pupils with Mrs Beryl Gelrhart coordinating surplus commodities and home economics students preparing three simple courses each Tuesday and Thursday at noon. A 15 cent family charge funds meals while students supply their own place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Beryl Gelrhart
Iirso
Genrhart
Home Economics
Encher
Nel Yous
Carl Mallon
A. Whitney
Sparta
Juvenile Granges
George H. Davis
Muele
Cassa Poller
Lenders
Irene Kitster
Randolph Thisvening
Helen Scarem
Iina
Randolph High School
P. J. Dooher
Santa Monica
Calif
Los Angeles
Fred Klopp
Arthur Scouten
David Lithgow
Norfolk Va
Walter Prelifer
Princess Pat
County Relief Board Nominates Re-elected Officers
Dr Norvert Ganmon was re-elected president of the Eris County Relief Board at the annual reorganis ation meeting held yesterday. P J Grant was re-elected vice chairman and Mrs Herbert Spencer also retained a post. New and continuing directors include Edward G Baker A J Scolia Homer Brown and Hotton J Davis of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erib
Dat
Norvert Ganmon
Eris County Relief Board
P. J. Grant
Herbert Spencer
Edward G. Baker
A. J. Scolia
Homer & Brown
Hotton J. Davis
Corry
Fatally Hurtin Fall At Clarion
Odd fragment filled page reports multiple injuries and deaths in Clarion and nearby towns. Prank Osmark, 68, Moose Club steward, dies after a grafted blood clot forms from a fall on the Clarion sidewalk. Other notes include traffic injuries in Brookville and Titusville, a left leg amputation, broken legs, and a range of local church notices and society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Prankosmark
Clarion Moose Club
Grove City Hospital
Samuel A. Weasel
Strattonville Highway
Brookville Hospital
John J. Meyers
Wilbur McNult
Arthur Gillinger
Two Youths Charged In Alabama With Slaying Of Indiana Pa Man
Two youths face preliminary hearing next Thursday for the slaying of Grover Kuhn, a mine foreman and former Indiana County resident. Kuhn disappeared January 3 and was found dead in Ketona Lake ten days later. Suspects William Patterson and James Smitherman are charged with beating Kuhn and throwing him into the lake. A third youth, Silfred Shillner, is held as a material witness. The motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Indiana
Associated Press
Birmingham
Rala
Grover Cleveland Kuhn
Indiana County
Fsuhn
Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company
Docena
Ketona Lake
J. L. Bogean
William 8. Patterson
Aiok
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
James Smithermass
Sifred
Babe) Shillner
Hoggan
JSUAI
Burglars Steal $2500 In Erie Slot Machines
Officials of the Erie Wagles Club report burglars broke into the club and stole slot machines valued at 2500 dollars. The liquor stock and a safe with a large sum of money were untouched. The break in occurred in Tr ie, Pa, on January 2. Local police are investigating the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Mosuenacw
Trie
Erie Wagles Club
Bungalow Fire Houses Sought in Erie Plan
Erie safety officials outlined a plan to expand the fire department with about 45 bungalow fire houses to be funded by a $67 million federal defense appropriation. Safety Director Sherman Guckey said Congress approval would trigger steps to implement the proposal, aiming to place five neighborhood stations near major neighborhoods and provide six men per unit with at least one apparatus each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sherman Guckey
Congress
Hickey
Joseph Martin
Erle
Martin
Ex Mayor Carlson appeals for harmony in Jamestown
Jamestown notes ex mayor Samuel A Carlson, a 26 year former chief executive, urging unity amid a campaign clash. He supports former Mayor Harry Erickson and criticizes opposition to appointments including Samuel C Alessi as corporation counsel and Charles J Stwandburg as director of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jum
Samuel A. Carlson
Hary 0. Erickson
Samuel A. Strotty
Day
Erickxonket
Worthin
Stroy
Samuel C. Alessi
Charles J Stwandburg
Leip Signs BAC Contract With Pirates on Third Deal
Pittsburgh Jan 23 Inneld or Edgar Leip of Trenton New Jersey signed his third contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was optioned to Syracuse in 1940 and Albany in 1941 and expressed determination to stay in the majors. Texas has towns named Tele geaph and Telephone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent-Teachers
Woman's Club
Randolph
American Red Cross
P.ta
Ing
K. Arden Bennett
Harland Weidner
Esse Goodwill
Bennett
J. A. Whitney
DR. Gannon
Head County Relief Board
Moose
Titusville
Gerald Stireve
Lola Potter
Titlotson Cor
Lawrence Snapp
Ralph McAninch
Suzanne Cynn- McAninch
Jesée Whitney
Ie Farm
Sghop
Tabernacle
Pergemos
Ba'elock
Otelock
Ight Otelook
National
Sejerde OE
Cer
Ity
Parry
Ennsyevania
Carlson
Harmony
Texas
Telegeaph
Telephone
Bernstein Bros
Bernstein
America
Coats
Part Wool Union
Worth Center Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Foim
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!