Appointment of an Acting Postmaster and Local Happenings
Acting postmaster appointment to replace the late Harry Auer will be announced in three or four days among a list of possibles including James Sullivan and Olin W Bracken. Corry receives word of a Monopoly craze with Andoonda Copper dividends near. Fifty five Corry Masons attended the 73rd service with Franklin T Babbitt officiating. Patrolmen job openings draw interest. relations to Roosevelt noted. Erie Daily Times visiting editor John J Medd reports from Corry. gunboat ceremony in Erie attended by Mayor Barber. WPA road projects on Clinton street and snow relief budgets highlighted. local street work from Beaverdam to Wattsburg underway. Tonight’s Brindis fight headlined by Franzembroglio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auer
James Sullvan
Olin W. Bracken
Carlton
John J
the Times
Medd, Jr
Erie Daily Times
Corry
Brooklyn
U. S
Erie
Charles Barber
Charles Barber At the Ceremonies. . . State Secretary of Property and Supplies
Artht Colegrove
Dan Rosehie
Erie Railroad
Phalanx Fraternity
Baltimore
Major Bowes
Vaughn de Leath
Alma Cunningham
Ed Harrington
Missouri Kansas Pipe
WPA
Clinton Street
C. B. Porter
Highway Department
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Five Corners
Brindis-Franzembroglio
Landon Leads GOP Pack in 1936 Presidential Race
Kansas Governor Alf Landon appears to head the Republican field for the 1936 nomination. He draws strength from his home state and growing Midwestern support, while East figures like Borah and Knox vie for influence. The race is shaping up for a dramatic convention and a tight fight against Roosevelt in November.
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Alf Landon
Kansas
Old Methodist Episcopal Church
Gast Pleasant Street
Pres Gent
Steve
Landon
Middlewest
London
William R. Hearst
Paul Black
Rie Kansan
Topeka
Lancon
Moses
William Borah
Idaho
Landen
Cleveland
Borg Tbpes
Tiahoan
Brooklyn
Borah
T O
AL Smith
Col
Frank Knox
Herbert Hoover
Vandenberg
Michigan
Otters
Chicago
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Talmadge
Smith
Georgia
Arson Suspect Rison Fails Reform After Release
A fragment reports arson suspect Rison failing to reform after release and facing further confinement for suspected continued wrongdoing. The sparse text mentions C Roberts Wad and Joe Od but provides no clear details or dates.
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Rison
Robert
Best
Creatiern Ness
Joe
Rin Tin Tin Jr in Tough Guy signals dog era return
Hollywood reports that Rin Tin Tin Jr stars in MGM’s Tough Guy as a natural acting dog, with trainer Lee Duncan detailing how the canine learned hand signals and oral commands to replace spoken cues. The piece notes a shift from superhuman animal tricks to more humanlike on screen behavior.
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Hollywood
Cali
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rin Tin Tin, Jr
Chester Franklin
Tet Rin Tin Tin, Jr
Franklin
Sherlot Holmes
Rin ‘Tin Tin
Sin
Lee Duncan
Rin Tin
Jim
Duncan
Golg
Dunvan
France to Build Legation and Home in Ottawa
France plans a new legation and residence for its minister to Canada in Ottawa at a cost of 898,000. The project is to be funded by the French Government and will establish official premises in the Canadian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Tourists Boost Britain Spending Amid Rising Foreign Visitors
Foreign travelers continue to pour into Britain with 985 visitors spending 127 400 dollars in a year as tourism strengthens the economy. The article notes growing influx and associated spending by international guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Paris Styles Pares Hair for Face Shapes in January
A beauty columnist explains how hairdressing should suit forehead width and cheekbone height. Guidance covers brow shaping, parting, and waves to balance facial proportions and enhance features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pares
Sugar workers receive $24 million wage bonus in 1935
Honolulu reports sugar workers earned $24,000,000 in wages in 1935 plus free housing, fuel, medical care and hospitalization. A new bonus system raised totals over prior years, amid emphasis on top of the head. Fashion tip urges women to study facial structure before adopting a haircut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A bold daylight robbery at the Briggs home on West Pleasant Street saw a gold watch valued at 40 dollars stolen. Mitt McMahon’s death, linked to a Pennsylvania Railroad accident near Erie on January 18, is officially attributed to the railroad. Births include Katherine Alta Colegrove on East Pleasant Street and a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Raymond on Prospect Street. Triplets Lodge officers in Orland include Kelsey, Kermit, and Kenneth Gray as high officers. Groundhog Day omen and local notes close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Briggs
West Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mitt McMahon
Corry
Erie
Arthur Colegrove
East Pleasant Street
Katherine Alta
Orland, Me
Rising Sam Lodge
Mtasons
Kelsey
Kermit
Kenneth Gray
Interesting Program at P T A Meeting
An Elementary Parent Teachers Association meeting was held in the school library with 36 members. Mrs Harold Gilbert gave a travel talk about a Mediterranean voyage, followed by a piano solo by Doris Bergman and a talk on diphtheria anti toxin and tuberculosis by Dr J C Keibler. Mrs Wallace Young reported 62 new members. attendance banner went to room No 4 led by Mrs Frank Graft and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gilbert
Doris Bergman
Br. J. C. Keibler
Wallace Young
Frank Graft
Arlo Williams
Golden-Lax Tablets and SAN-CURA Ointment Ad
A vintage ad promotes GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS to treat constipation and SAN-CURA OINTMENT to soothe piles. It claims non-irritating relief, rapid healing, and no harmful habits, urging immediate use and listing prices in casual commerce language.
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Scotts Stuatbock
Arizona
ST Stephens
R. J. Scott
Wer
Hollywood Film Shop
Paris
Srp Joudate
Jily
LospLlaw’s
Groceterian Rath
Shankless
Cala’s
Bacon
Claude
Mra. Hawkes
Mott Street
Mra
Guy Raymond
Prospect Street
Ernest Boutwell
Oil
Mexico
D. J. Smith
City
Bélle+ Lambifig
Robert Kili
Spring Creek
Warren
Groundhog
Ass'n
John C. Kibler
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