Annual Y M C A Dinner in Corry Noted for Large Attendance
The seventh annual Y M C A water meeting held at St. St. Luther church in Corry drew one of the largest attendances in recent years. Chairman D A Hillstrom presided as leaders urged continued support amid budget cuts. Local and state speakers praised Corry’s group work and urged canvassing to sustain Y M C A programs next year.
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D. A. Hillstrom
St. Ail's
Luthermit
Hillstrom
T Ie Association
Corry
Howard L. Wagner
Paul's Church
Ladies Aid
Re 5
Wen
On Bertram
Burton Hammond
Ity Koone
Dorota Pickers
James Fengat
Clare Hillstrom
Mary Helen Istram
Jane Maxwell
H. T. Lavely
Allegheny Viloze
Meadville
Lavely
Yiga
Wcay
Emely
Olay
Phily C. Dix
Harrisburg
Dix
Warren
Kane
Erie
Tittsville
C. Me Heigst
Wagner
Hengal
Ell
Y. MC. A
Chimney Fire Threatens Home at Carter Hill
Carter Hill scene reports a rear tenement chimney fire at Loron Marts home Monday noon, quelled by neighbor help with minor damage. Local pupils miss school due to illness while Will Edmonds manages census work. Villanova college paper funds a $50 yearly journalism scholarship to aid a student.
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Mira
Leo Schuknecht
John Schuknecht
Herb Aldrich
Corry Monnay
J. Follett
Elizabeth Hwer
Hazen Follett
Jean Follett
Carl Proctor
Charles Proctor
Leon Proctor
Clifford Bless
Melvie Hunt
Beaver Center
Myx
Ralph Moris
Olean
Jay and
Hazen Fellett
Harry Burrows
Harold Burnham
H.l Burrows
Frank Puckley
J. Puckley
Arthur Morris
D. E. Lindquist Stenday
Lor
Marts
D. E. Lindquist
050 Burrosts
Carter Hill School
Will Edmonds
Villanova
Villanovan
Villanova College
Torture proves source of $170 found after home invasion
A burly six foot black man, possibly with an accomplice, invaded the Conneaut Ohio home of Mrs. C A Mason, tortured her with a razor to reveal a $170 stash, then left as Erie state troopers and highway patrolmen hunted toward the city. Mrs. Mason, 35, sustained multiple wounds but survived. Her two daughters were asleep in another part of the hall.
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HAIN
Jno
Au Wast
Conneaut
Public hearings on revision measures in Harrisburg
United Press reports in Harrisburg that the Senate will hold public hearings next week on two bills seeking no revision of the state constitution. Senator G Mason Owlett of Tioga, chair of the Senate committee on constitutional changes, said the initial hearing at 6 10 a m Wednesday would feature Attorney General Charles Margioti explaining the administration's proposal.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Senate
G. Mason Owlett
Tioga
Owlett
Seenate
Charles Margioti
Slayer May Plead Guilty at St. Marys
Fred DePhillips alias Fred Julio, who confessed killing his foster father Michael DePhillips at Kyless Corner on November 3, may plead guilty to second degree murder at the April term in St. Marys. The case was postponed in January as defense counsel handled another trial. DePhillips surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Joe May after the slaying.
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ST. Marys
Fred DePhillips
Fred Julio
Michael DePhillips
Kyless Cornet
Las
Pik County
DePhillips
Albert M.thomas
Meadville
Cocounsel
John H. Cartwright
Rideway
Pottsville
Kylers Corner
Ridgway
Joe May
Franklin school bonds to fund new Junior High project
Franklin voters may approve a bond issue for a new Junior High School after a Tuesday night school board meeting. A special election is proposed, with an initial estimate around 200000 dollars. Officials will confirm final costs after state education department review. Some delay on bond amount pending cost study. Dogs attend Wellesley College as instructors and pupils in a quirky program.
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Wranklin
Jan
Franklin School Board
Speec
State Department of Education
State Department
County assessment to begin in March this year
County commissioners said preparation for the annual county assessment will start in March. Assessors in city wards will report that month. The work will be routine, with valuations focused on new buildings or improvements since the last triennial assessment. A push is noted in Harrisburg for a new law.
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Jen Lukowski
Latkowski
Clentad
Harrisburg
Erie Auto Show to Draw Many Attendees in 1935 Opening
Erie Automobile Show organizers expect high attendance when the 1935 show opens next Saturday at the garage building corner of 12th and Holland streets. President O. Birdliana says auto owners and buyers await the latest models as sections of the first and second floors are being brightly illuminated with hundreds of new lights.
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Holland Streets
O. Birldana
Erie Automobile Desters’ Association
Mhe
Classified ads notice to vendors in pennsylvania bid dates
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Property and Supplies announces sealed proposals for Class 3 Office Machines from March 1 1985 to August 31 1985 with opening March 19 1985. Class 29 Athletic Golf from March 15 1983 to September 15 1983 with opening March 12 1935. Class 2 Surgical Duespings from April 198? to June 30 1985. Details from office. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Acting Secretary Scott.
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Amea
Anders
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Dept. of Property & Supplies
Capitol
Welock
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