Divorce cases brought before judges in Corry week
Forty two divorce cases were placed in the hands of judges Ros Aiter and Hirt for consideration Monday. The Associated Gas Electric System reports electric output of 48 867 697 kwh, down 72 percent from 1932. Roosevelt marked his fifty first birthday. Corry High School band to accompany North East at basketball games. State patrol warns motorists in Greenford County for caution. McGregor proposes photographic driver licenses. Tax sales moratorium debated in Harrisburg. Will beques $15 000 each to Samuel Hadley and wife. A light snowfall melted by noon. Unemployed Pennsylvanians may be exempt from dog tax. Bowling league offers butter and flour prizes. Two youths sought after failed grocery store holdup.
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Timuey 21
Associated Gag & Electric System
Corry
Taxpayers Union Urges Postponement of Tax Sales
Harrisburg reports show a statewide push to postpone tax sales as the legislature considers repealing the Direct Primary Act and blue laws. Sen. Leon Prince urged sending the repeal back to committee for hearings, while House and Senate panels debated Sunday observance and licensing provisions.
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Taxpayers Union
James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Leon Prince
Cumberland
State Senate
Prince
Harris
Allegheny
Perinsylvania General Assembly
House
Law and Order Committee
Senate
Republican
Senators
Blitegay
P@lindky
House Committee
Fornev
Forney
Ren. Schwartz
Philadelphia
Senate Law and Order Committees
February Court Set With Seventy-One Cases Listed
February session of criminal court will hear seventy one cases, most minor with no murder or manslaughter. County detective Leroy Seareh notes the list should span the next two weeks. Assistant district attorney Burton Laub encourages guilty pleas, citing court leniency and potential savings. recent pleas show nine paroles in twelve. Magistrates have sent many cases to the courthouse, prolonging the session into February.
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Ease
Mende
Leroy Seareh
Burton R. Laub
Out
Sare Hen
Winters Bring Higher Averages Despite Mild Season
Kane Spring Water Company records show the 1981 32 winter had the highest average temperature in years. November 1990 44.1, December 1930 29.3, January 1931 29. last winter 1881 32 averaged 40.8 in November and 14.1 in December with January 1932 at 38.1. Present winter averages include November 1887.7 December 32.5 and January 35. The Kane water works station near the city reports similar figures. altitude affects readings. Dorcas Class and Young Men’s Bible Class of the Methodist church will hold a tureen dinner at the church Wednesday evening. Members to bring table service and aureen. Dinner served at 6 7 8 0 o’clock sharp. Large attendance urged. conventions for party candidates.
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Kane Spring Water Company
Kane Republican
Spring Water Company
Windlow Russell
Kane
Dorcas
Young Men's Bible
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philathea Class Reports Meeting At Home Of Mrs Franklin
The Baptist Philathea Class met at Mrs. B. Franklins East Pleasant Street with eighteen members and three visitors. Mrs. John Rickers directed the business session naming committee chairs for membership entertainment special party hospitality and more. A three supper for February 22 at the Baptist church was announced by the Ladies Aid Society and the Philathea Class. The program included a reading by Mrs. George Thomas and duets by Miss Donna Bertram and Dorotha May Rickers with piano accompaniment. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served afterward.
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Baptist Philathea
B. Franklin
East Pleasant Street
John’ Rickers
Elmer Weet- Jey
Carrie ‘Allen
D. F. Lundquist
Emma Linscott
Jennie Habink
Nowling
Morgantown
Carolina
Ladies Aid Society
Philathea Clase
Baptist Church
George Thomas
Donna Bertram
Dorotha May Rickers
Dorotha M. Rickers
Pincklin
M. D. Bertram
Tracy White
Head
Corry Taxpayers Union seeks delay of tax sale
Local Corry Taxpayers Union asks county commissioners to postpone the treasurer sale of properties for unpaid taxes. They warn sales could bring disorder and hardship, noting last year’s postponement by County Treasurer Lawrence Taylor after talks with Harrisburg authorities. Similar appeals are reported from other city and county associations. Mr and Mrs Pred H Beall depart for Youngstown Ohio for a three month visit with relatives.
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Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Corry
Corry Group
Lawrence Taylor
Harrisburg
Pred H. Beall
Unis Morning
Youngstown
Ohio
Gay Cross Stitch Motifs Delight to Home Makers
A fragment lists cross stitch ideas for home craft, noting patterns for towels borders and flower pot motifs. It mentions simple lines and decorative stitches, suggesting easy projects for home makers.
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Won- Hier
Port of Flowers
Hold Up at West Side Grocery Thwarts Burglar Pair
Alfred Anderson, proprietor of the West Side Grocery at Hallocksind mront streets, said two youths entered the store about 8 58 p m and demanded money. Instead of complying he fled to a rear door yelling for help, causing the would be robbers to flee the scene. A nearby boy reported seeing a small coach with Pennsylvania plates speed away as police investigated. Capt Edward M Nyholm and Lt George A Arum led the inquiry.
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Jamestown
Alfred Anderson
West Side
Hallocksind Mront
Anderson
Tem
Hoy
Pennsylvania
Edward M. Nyholm
George A. Arum
Capital punishment may be abolished in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report notes a bill by Rep. Long of Philadelphia proposes ending capital punishment in Pennsylvania. If approved, murder would carry life imprisonment instead. The measure has been referred to committee.
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Bharrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Long
Philadelphia
Kin Accused After Bomb In Car Kills Man
In Buffalo Jin Minor, a middle aged food merchant, died when a bomb under his car exploded as he started the vehicle. He named his brother in law Frank De Gari as the bomber. Both men were detained for questioning after the blast. Minor had argued with his wife over money, police said.
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Buffalo
Jin
Death Manuay
Josep Minor
Minér
Prank de Gara
Minor
Spring Creek Woman Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. GM. 1B. Bradshaw, wife of Dr. Bradshaw, of Spring Creek Pennsylvania, died at her home at 4 o'clock this morning after an illness. The Bradshaws moved to Spring Creek from Sugar Grove in May. The body was taken to Sugar Grove for burial preparations by Undertaker Schoonover. Funeral services will be held at the Sugar Grove home Thursday, then the remains will be taken to Cisarfield for burial.
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Bradshaw
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Schoonover
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