Corry area notes and police work amid town updates
A jumble of local reports includes the arrest of a transient named George Gibbena for shoplifting, a hearing slated for today, and Bendix Aviation Corp reporting a quarterly net profit of 2,835,321 or 1.35 per share. Health updates note six cases of measles, a skating party at the Armory, Buick’s new Series 40 style, and CT license rules for military personnel. Corry hospital board delays action on a wife’s admission, and there are updates on local stores, fire hazard, and road incidents including an auto truck crash at Routes 6 and 6.
Erie Plans Two Sewer Projects With WPA Funds
Erie outlines two WPA funded sewer projects with total expenditure around 94 100. The first is a 39 to 42 inch concrete storm sewer from 19th street to Camphausen avenue and Buffalo road to drain a planned subway and adjacent road. The second is an 8 inch sanitary sewer on Pine Avenue from 49th street to city line. Financing will be via city bond sales, with total WPA related improvements around 700000 when federal share is included.
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Ary Flebea
19Th Street
Camphausen Avenue
Buffalo Road
PFR
28Th
Elm Streets
Pine Avenue
Agth Street
Corry
Maledale
Chase of
Coury
Erie
U. S
Cente Construction Co
East Main Street
Chris Nason
Miller
Ty 'Io
Novia
The
P. & Railroad
Sid P. & E. Railroay
Wes
Tad Main Street
Gsteke Alte
Main Stret
Irene M. Mullen
Clty Tresaurer
Broken Straw Parish Sets Sunday Worship Theme
Rev John Walte leads Broken Straw Parish with theme Consider One Another. Columbus phystet services at 10 worship and 11 Bible school. Spring Greek church holds Bible School 10 15 worship 11 30 Junior Endeavor 5 evening 7 30. Pilgrim Fellowship 6 30 or 7 80? Bible study 3 15. West Spring church Sunday 2 Bible school 8 worship.
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Brokenstraw
John Walté
Columbus Physet
Junior Christian Endeavor
Pilgrim Fellowship
Spring Greek Church
Bible School
Pilerin Fellowship
A Aduit
West Spring Church
Saturday Evening Bible Study Class Meeting at Harbor Hall
The Saturday evening Bible Study Class meets again in Rev. Ernest A. Hook's home on West Washington Street at 8 30 p m All young people invited Mrs Hook leads Harbor Hall Community Hall service Sunday evening at 8 oclock A million babies are born yearly about 1090000 per year and 10000000 people go to hospital each year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Hook
West
Washington Street
Scout Logg Resigns From Active Participation in Troop
In District 10 the Low's master resigned from active Carry Scout activity at a January meeting. Troop leaders and friends note his good work and expect success in his advancement. Union City troop reports progress with seven new Tenderfeet, three Scouts advancing to Second Class, one to First Class, and twenty four merit badges awarded. A new patrol forms as twenty Scouts enjoy an overnight hike to camp.
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Ley
Roelofs
Aistriop
Union City
Court of Hoot
S Scout Camp
Father and Sons Banquet Set for February 12
A Boy Scout column reports a Father and Sons banquet scheduled for February 12 in lively Pace. Patrols like Wolt leading 764 polls Eagle 24 slar ing Arrow 42 Heavers 463 Troop 2 and Presbyterian Church show renewed activity with tests passed at each meeting. A new patrol leader is discussed as Troops 83 70 and 89 plan mates for Boguy Wednesday noon. District Committee meeting featured Scout Executive Jack Thylop un detailing a camp saving stump plan and six week leadership course under Chairman H. G. Wolfe. Ray Yohe chairs a committee to arrange the banquet during Anniversary Week in February. Each Scout to wear uniform at all times. George Curls promotes local participation in the annual council dinner at Rainbow Gardens in June. Emergency mobilization plan details forthcoming with R. W. Whittier as key man and Rev. Wagner as alternate.
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Father and Sons
Wolt
Eagle
Troop 2
Presbyterian Church
Jack Thylop
Chaiman H. G. Wolfe
Ray Yohe
Orange
Pather
George Curls
Rainbow |Gardens
R. W. Whittier
Rev. Wagner
RWW
Haile Selassie Returns to Ethiopia Amid Allied Support
Haile Selassie lands in Ethiopia after exile, greeted by Ras Kassa and British officers. A British star major welcomes him as tribal fighters present arms. He pledges coordinated effort with Allied forces to defeat a common enemy and flags are raised at a ceremonial review before joining a British mission inland.
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Ras Kapsa
Ethiopia
Uesiok Uiiver
William Platt
Haile Selassie
Truck and Carin Bad Crash Near Ridgway
Payianua Waley Nagin of Maciau New Jersey escaped injury when his automobile crashed into the rear of a truck on Boor Jack hill in Ridgway borough. Nagin’s car sustained about 250 dollars in damage. The Krick, owned by Whistle Bottling Company of Johnsonburg and driven by Lawrence Thorwart, was thrown from its bearing and rolled 200 feet down the grade before control was regained. Thorwart was not injured.
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Ridgway
Payianua
Waley Nagin
Maciau
N. J
Boor Jack Hill
Nagin
Whistle Bottling Company
Johnsonburg
Lawrence Thorwart
Thorwatt
Lecturer Will Speak On Hell At Grand Theatre
Andrew Fearing opens his third week of Bible lectures at the Grand Theatre delivering a sermon on hell. He discusses its location and the fate of souls, questioning if a merciful God would condemn forever and whether escape from fire is possible, while criticizing atheistic interpretations. A large crowd attends nightly, enjoying hymns and live music.
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Andrew Fearing
Grand Theatre
Hell
Harold Lindsay
British envoy lands at Annapolis with Halifax party
A report notes a British envoy arriving at Annapolis as Lord and Lady Halifax bade farewell, signaling a North American base visit. It mentions King George V, 35,000 tons, in commission after its launch on February 21, 1930, with Howe and party aboard for North American duties. The battleship, famed as a floating fortress, carries 12 heavy guns and supports 1,500 officers and men at speeds around 30 knots.
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Lord
Halifax
G. D. Howe
Gandia
North America
Howe
Lonon
London
Phithership
Blairsville Post Office Burglars Get Away
Three men trying to break into Blairsville post office were surprised by two night patrolmen. The trio fled in a car, patrolmen fired at tires, then the suspects abandoned the vehicle and escaped into the woods along the Blairsville New Alexandria road.
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Associated Press
Blairsville
A.B. Watson
Harry Neal
Albert Cummings
Neal
Cummings
McGurdy
New Alexandria
Guffey to Seek Renewal of Bituminous Coal Act
Washington January 24 Senator Joseph F Guffey Democrat of Pennsylvania will ask Congress to extend the Bituminous Coal Act Secretary Ickes disclosed at a press conference that the last lawsuit against the coal sales control measure would be withdrawn and Guffey is preparing a continuing resolution Answers to today’s quiz follow the notice
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Associaneress
Washington
Congress
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Ickes
Tekes
Guffey
Produce Markets Report From Pittsburgh and New York
Pittsburgh market notes slow demand for apples and potatoes with various varieties priced per basket and per 100 pounds, including Rome Beauties and Staymans. In New York and Buffalo, stock drift and hog and cattle prices show uneven movement amid active trading and fluctuating bids. broader market listings include steel, aviation, and utility equities with mixed quotations and several large industrials noted.
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Pittsburgh
Pennssylvania Stoymans
Rome
Baldwins
Cortlands
North
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
M. Gr. Mts
Banks
Bliss
Shore Blast York Offers Foot Wal Ing An Inv
A fragmented item references a shore blast near York with offers and a plan involving foot walling and an investment of 20,000. The readable text hints at a young individual connected to Pent. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Shore Blast
York
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George Gibbena
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John Fistigan
Union City Times-Enterpriseports
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Motor Company
Connecticut
Sules
ouliMity
Corry ‘Hospital
Glenn Wood
Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
Wood
Hapiot Hospital
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Roche
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Scott “McRote
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Imay Aire Mine
Boy Scout
Root’s Furniture Store
Annapolis
Eildren
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Pennsylvania Electric Co
Deliciouy
Sterling “Krim-Ko
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Jones Garage
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Weber-tree TE
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
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Columbus
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Corry Evening Journal Dial
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Curry
Alles Nnb
Portant —Howe
Sarane
Bad Pleasant Street
Entmmm Merdit
Southside
Susquehanna Care Journal
Red Rose Feed
Main St
Dial
Haby Carriage
Ste. Inquire Rache’s
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Cory
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Coal Elevator. Co
Marl Messinger
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Post Office
Will Ask Revival Guffey Coal
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Epsom
Sulis
Bellamy
A George Gbrabwin
Loui Corp
Corrs
Sai
Harry W. Wagmann
Managin
Doane
Spring Street
City, Sta
Thompson & Bibow
New York
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BEINZ
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Avteron
HLL
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Bradio Pelal
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Warner Brom
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Prac
Aston
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Neith
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Syville
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Plas
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