Local items bring news from Kiwanis lunch to court and crime
A jumble of items reports a Kiwanis luncheon at the Bll bird Restaurant, a whooping cough case in Doris Rehnberg, a Hollywood actress Thelma ods, and a failed license renewal drive for 1933. Other notes cover a DuBois safeblow by professional thieves, a missing Mrs Bert Fors, a Erie funeral, and midyear exams. Also cited are tax, inheritance, and court district discussions, school serum plans, hospital asks, and radio license recommendations affecting Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Ods
Hollywood
Miss Toad
Jamestown
Milk fund entertainment draws Concord Township taxpayers
Taxpayers in Concord Township P TA plan an annual milk fund entertainment for February 16-17. The local relief program distributes roughly one hundred quarts daily to preschool children, funded by state funds via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, with increased supply expected and school authorities aiding delivery to families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Township
Milk Fund
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jamestown City Council Fails Override of Mayor Carlson veto
Jamestown January 24 council votes seven to four to defeat a resolution to override Mayor Samuel A. Carlson’s veto of the 1933 fire department budget of 119,742 dollars. Several supporters note they oppose the veto as a policy, while pay delays threaten firemen’s salaries if the veto stands. The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m. with pay for firemen delayed at least five days absent mayoral approval. Roberts introduced the override. supporters were Howard Roberte, Sanbury, and President Brew Anderson. Opponents were William J. Anderson Carlson Wimmersted Holroyd Swanson Charles A. Anderson and Erickson. Hake was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Samuel A. Carlaon
Anderson
Pasenter
Carlson
Roberts
Howard Roberte
Sanbury
BrewiVe Anderson
Wiliam J. Anderson
Wimmerstedt
Holroyd, Swanson
Charles A. Anderson
Erickson
Mr. Hake
Health Day Observed by Corry Women Club
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club observed National Health Day at the January Social meeting in the Bluebird restaurant. Dr. Adolphus Koenig spoke on The Periodical Health Examinations, urging yearly general exams for all members. The event included a chicken dinner, with awards to Miss Inez Fitch and Miss Mark Banks, and names of organizing committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Bluebird
Adolphus Koenig
Koenig
Inez Fitch
Mark Banks
Ruth Soper
Mable Taylor
Alicereno
Keenig
Prank Schrader
Marion Soper
Mildred Denton
Pool Tourney Slate Listed
Kinney and McWiroy defeated B. Paulson and Stanford 50 to 26 in last night’s pocket billiards match at Finch Billiard Parlors. Williams and Johnson face Blair and Dugan, Baressi and A. Allen versus Zolzheck and White, with McLean and Price meeting Lombard and Burkhart. Mrs H P Mavbee arrived from Meadville to visit Mr Panine Selste and brother Charles Selste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Mavbee
City
Meadville
Panine Selste
Charles Selste
Taxpayers unions form in Concord township meeting ends late
About seventy five Concord township property owners attended a Community House gathering to organize a Concord Township Taxpayers Union. A nine member board of governors was named including A J Webb and H C Warner. The group planned officers, noted the Williamson bill on township roads, and discussed county and state road acquisitions, with meetings planned for Sciota and Heaverdam. William Jones of Jones Town near here died after shooting himself in a barn hayloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Township
Taxpayers’ Association
Lew
Concord
Concord Township Taxpayers Union
A. J. Webb
H.C. Warner
B. J. Crowell
John Casey
Jess Goodwill
W. J. Hammond
Dan Faulkenberg
Lynn McCray
Perry Darrow
Erie County Rural Taxpayers' Association
Erie
Glenn Miller
Boyd Spencer
Corry
Erie County Taxpayers
Goncery
Williamson
Sciota Church
Heaverdam
Wayne Township
Primary Repealer to Get Right of Way
United Press reports Harrisburg January 24 noting Senate eulers prepared to speed action on legislation to abolish state wide and local primary elections and restore the old convention system of party nominations. The Senate elections committee will meet to consider the Chapman Prince bill combining features of both measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Eulers
Senate Elections Committee
Prince
Cumberland
Chapman
Warren
Chapman-Prince
Interior decoration talk set for Corry Woman's Club
Mrs. Avis Broadhurst of Johns town Pa will lecture on The A B C of Interior Decoration before the Corry Woman's Club Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The illustrated demonstration at the Woman's club house is open to all members. The same speaker previously addressed the social club and is a representative of the Associated Gas and Electric system Townstown. Also reported complete 1032 Christmas seal campaign details show subscriptions near $200 in Corry, about the same as last year, with a $10 bond purchased by the council. The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis association continues to receive seal sale proceeds to fund clinics, school nurses and local health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Bemis
Avis Broadhurst
Johnstown
A. B.C
Corry
Broadhurst
PT. A. Colnil
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Will Speak at Columbus by Charles Vieverts
Charles Vieverts state supervisor of health and physical education Harrisburg will be principal speaker at the Parent Teachers Association meeting in Columbus Wednesday evening at 8. Adults of the community are expected to attend in Bean school building secured through County Superintendent CS Knapp Warren Pa in hope of a capacity audience. Will greet his appearance at Columbus school. Livestock Campaign 37 Louis Jan stock dealers launch Mississippi Valley Stock Yards bid to restore St Louis as a stock market center city hall has been without stock yard since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vieverts
Health and Physical Education
Harrisburg
Parent Teachers Association
Columbus
Bean School
Wibberts
CS. Knapp
Warren
Exowil
Louis
Jan
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Dollar Slump Sparks Paris Exchange Shakeup
In Paris on June 24 the dollar fell sharply while the pound rose. The dollar opened at 25.57 francs and slid to 25.51 by noon, with the conch at 86.15 francs against 86.07 at close, touching 86.5y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
The Parade of the Seasons at Corry Junior High
Hundreds of Corry school pupils will participate in a milk fund benefit entertainment titled The Parade of the Seasons. The P T A and Corry school district sponsor the Feb 11 16 17 shows at the Junior High auditorium to help defray milk distribution costs for undernourished children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
Corry
Mod Mik Fund
P.T. A. Carmell
Corny
BLA
Chincil
Gendes
Dunior High School
Hgts
Oiv Boys
United Brethren Ladies Host Bake Ham Supper
The Ladies Aid society of the United Brethren in Christ church invites the general public to a baked ham supper in the church dining room Thursday evening. Mrs Lod Van Tussell and Mrs Bush oversee the kitchen and dining room. Proceeds aid the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren In Christ Church
Lod van Tussell
Bush
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Justa Paragrafie
The
Kiwanis
Chub
Bllbird Restaurant
Doris Rehnberg
East South Street
Bureau of Motte Vehicles
Department of Revenue
Teday
DuBois Milling Company
DuBois
Yeggs
County Register of Wills
Leon D. Metzgan
Plate Department of Revenue
Ubis
Register of Wills
United States
Pennsylvania
Fiie
Washington
Milton W. Shreve
Crawford- Bel
Fitzgerald Andinney
Eric
Haitishire
Zemem Hospital
Florence Crittenden
Infants’ Home
Itome
Wark and Harbor Commission
Niagara Commisson
Hamet
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Tomerin
Mitzgerald
Storkholm
Clarence Crafcord
Grafcord
Arthur LG. Garford
Dient
Wlyria
Ohio
Paderal Radio Commission
R. H. Hyde
Commission
William K. Henderson
KWBA
Shreveport
R. F.C
Fire
Quincy
Mass
Joseph M. Hussey, ii
Tufts Medical School
Margaret B. Hussey
Boston University Medical School
Hoquiam
Wash
Vean Gregg
Martin
Dr. A. Koenig
B. P. W. Club
Westinghouse
Mazda
Eich'’S Department Store
Concord Community House
Sciota
William
SEAL
Vicks
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
U.B. Ladies
Federal
AES
Toy
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