Hundreds at Church Outings Boost Hospital Aid
The governor approved more than 50 bills totaling 25.26 million for the 1935-37 biennium adding relief measures and funding for state government. He trimmed 39.9 million from the assembly's proposed allocations and authorized reappropriations including college aid and hospital funding.
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Corry Hospital
Tate
George H. Harle
Bradford
Brookville
Corry
Franklin
Grandview
Oil City
Greenville
Hamet
Brie
Kane
Meadville City
OW City
Spencer
Meadville
Warren Y.s
Earle
Tottaly
General Assembly
Muin
Eleven Baptized at Corry Baptist Church
Seven candidates were baptized last evening at Corry Baptist Church in impressive services led by Rev. A. Hook. The sermon centered on Walkings in Newness of Life, with the Young People's Society assisting in the special services.
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Corry Baptist Church
A. Hook
Rev. Hook
Young People's Society of the Church
Pet Parade to Feature Various Pets at Local Event
A neighborhood pet parade will be staged Thursday afternoon under the Golden Rule Club and Playground Division of the Federal Emergency Education Relief. Supervisor Thomas Roelofa oversees the effort as hundreds of children enroll for the event.
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Mensigerie
Nere
Corty
Golden Rule Club
Thomas Roelofa
Burned Hide Dealer Suffers Severe Burns In Explosion
Dick oM Alford, a noted hide and fur dealer, endured serious burns to his right arm and chest when gasoline ignited flames during burning refuse at his Hast Columbus Avenue plant early Sunday. A worker rolled him in wool to smother the blaze, preventing greater injuries.
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Dick Om. Alford
Columbus Avenue
Alford
Jesus
West Ward
Barber to Run for Erie Mayor on GOP Ticket
Erie alderman Charles Barber announced his plan to seek the Republican nomination for mayor at Pall primaries. Barber, serving a second term in the First Ward, aims to oppose Democratic Mayor James P. Rossiter in a likely heated fall race.
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First Ward
James P. Rossiter
East Side
Charles Barber
Erie
Barber
Rossiter
Eric
Appendicitis mortality higher in United States and Canada
An analysis by Metropolitan Life Insurance shows appendicitis death rates averaging about 14 to 15 per 100,000 in the United States and Canada, higher than European rates of 3 to around 14 per 100,000. The trend also notes a greater share of deaths from appendicitis in America than a quarter century ago.
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United States
Canada
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Europe
Spain
Switzerland
America
Corry Parade Set With Youth Groups And Veteran Units
A Saturday noon procession in Corry plans to showcase a large youth turnout before 8 o clock Thursday. Participation will include Elmer C. Cartier No 365 American Legion junior bugle and drum corps Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars Boy Scout troops 70 and 54 Playgrounds Girl Scouts and other juvenile groups. The parade forms at the playgrounds and travels north on Center to City Park with routes from Junior High Wright to Smith Maple to Minin Hast Pleasant Center Fairview Second to Pleasant Center Washington and Fliat to Pleasant Center.
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Center
Pleasant
Warlang
Dunor High
Wright
Smith
Maple aVenue
Minin
Fleasant
Fairview
Second Avenue
Washington
Fliat Avenue
Canter
Concord
Three Sunday Schools Stage Annual Picnics
Sunday schools from St Pauls Lutheran Baptist and Christian and Missionary Alliance churches held their annual outings. St Pauls members went to Beaver Camp Al Wattsburg for games swimming and a picnic dinner for 150. Baptists picnicked at Mitchells Grove near West Spring Creek with 150 attendees. Alliance church 153 ate at Manleys Grove with games base ball and races. VFW Post 264 held its annual stag party at Mitchells Grove with a fish fry and mushball games. guests included Chester Zerbe and Ralph McCord, about 100 veterans attended.
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Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Baptist and
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Beaver Camp
al Wattsburg
Picnilc
Joln Fenp
Alton Dahlstrand
Baptists
A. Hook
Mitchell's Grove
West Spring Creel
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Manley's Grove
B. R. Lewis
A. W. Thompson
Mitchell’s Grove
Chester Zerbe
Northwest Counties Council
Erie
Ralph McCord
North East
Billy Simpson
Herron and Lobby Principals Return Home From Washington
July 22 Warren and other principals in a Senate lobbying investigation continued arriving home. Jack Wischer suspended Western Union manager reached by car, Richard J P Lott attorney traveling with Fischer arrived by train. R P Herron alleged telegrams sender also came home. District Attorney L C Eddy and State Attorney General Charles J Margiotti expected home over the weekend. Other local attorneys Allison D Wade and William Glassman expected home soon.
Community Pet Parade Awards Listed by City Committee
The judges committee headed by Mayor Glen Miller and several local residents announced prizes for a pet parade. Awards include gifts from Bernstein Bros and Murphy Company such as ice cream cones, silk parasol, and tennis rackets. Prizes honor various categories like largest pet first, longest legged, and longest haired with multiple sponsors.
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Glen Miller
Walter Peake
Olin Bracken
Theo P
Williama
John
Blatt
Bernstein Bros
Celiter
Murphy Company
Lanston's
Korn Smax
An Bakers
Newshouse
Shoehouse
Hoenen’ Confectionery
Final picase and party plans at Pope's Grove and St Thomas
Corry judge presides at Pope's Grove final picnic as William C Thompson becomes grand commander of the Knights Templar of Pennsylvania, amid motorboat petitions and garden party preparations at St Thomas Church. Reports note a steamer fall at Great Yarmouth, weather at Beaverdam Algin, and large crowds at VFW and Stanford Hose Company events. Weather hints heat with dog days folklore, Erie tax updates, and Drake Well Memorial funding. Erie County property tax and millage details, new deputy grand exalted ruler Gent to oversee nineteen lodges, and Findley Lake Bible School opening conclude with Westinghouse earnings surge and a Rotary Club talk on This Complicated Age.
Fragmented Local Lottery Style Prizes Listing
An unreadable OCR fragment lists prizes and venues such as Hex theatre Doane Hardware and Rex theatre. It mentions awards like free passes two prizes and objects including a pocket knife ice cream cones slippers and eared pets. Names and places are partially garbled.
Many Township and County Offices To Be Voted On
An outline of the 1934 election shows a full slate of county and township offices for Corry and surrounding areas. Voters will name city offices such as treasurer council and school director, plus county posts including commissioners treasurer surveyor recorder of deeds prothonotary clerk of courts and district attorney. The list also covers township supervisors ward and district judges of election inspectors of election constables auditors and other local offices with varying terms.
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Uttears
Corry
Prac- Healy
Kapouiha
Util Daly
OMY
Council
Csre
Yeu
Concord Township
Wees Bra
Lyeay
Elgin Boro
Justice of the Peace Vo
Council Fem
Dyeny
Wayne Township
Direetor Vasesses
West District Mudge
Benn
Yous
Reasons Given for Increase in Farms Harrisburg
Crop reporters across Pennsylvania report that urban unemployment and the urge to cut living costs drove a surge of about 20 000 farms from 1980 to 1935. Responses show families moving to rural areas to offset urban job losses, with part time farming used to maintain a acceptable standard of living.
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Harrisburg
Department Agriculture
Commonwealth
Most Unusual Pet Test and Parade Winners
The item lists show entries for pets in a parade with placements and sponsors such as Washington Lunch, Woolworths, Montgomery Ward & Company, and Radke Confectionery. The piece notes a pet-test format with second, third placements and requires entrants to be under control.
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Washington Lunch
Woolworths
Rashlight
Cuignon Hardware
Rex Theatre
Wor Oworth's
Montgomery Ward& Company
Kelly's
Grant's
Rex Theastre
Marty
Roddy Auiy Child
Auto overturns injure four near Ridge School in Concorn
Four occupants were bruised but not seriously hurt when the car skidded off the highway near Ridge school in Concorn township southwest of the city and overturned on its side around 1 30 Sunday morning. The vehicle was owned by Lawrence Nichols of Corry and driven by Rupert Morris of Sparlanayurg. Passengers included Miss Mildred Vanick of Corry and Claude Stokes of Kinsman Ohio. Vanick was treated at Corry hospital, others escaped serious injury.
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Dows
Embankent
Ridge School
Concorn Township
Lawrence Nichols
Corry
Wan
Rupert Morris
Sparlanayurg
Mildred Vanick
Claude Stokes
Kinsman
Ohio
Miss Vanick
Corry Hospital
Burns Declares Congressmen Able Fine Men on Birthday
United Press dispatch from Washington profiles Speaker Joseph W. Burns on his eighty birthday, praising Congress as able patriotic and fine men. He defends leadership, notes war years as tougher, and concedes his aim to render a jury ice while planning weekend fishing trips between sessions.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Joseph W. Burny
Jooking
Congress
Howe
Gongreys
Thayé
Youry Uni
Hali
Woodrow Wilyaja
Piyala
Ciany
Con Bresa
Tye
Burns
Sohte
Local Parade Entries Announced With Rain Postponement
The notice describes a Thursday parade for a 10 entrant cup with divisions, registration at the playground, and judge decisions to prevent single entries winning multiple prizes. Prizes and donor windows will be displayed in the Kelener block. If rain occurs, the parade will be postponed by one day.
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Tome Playground
Mire
Annal
Kelener
Murphy
Roeloéfs
Index of Vital Statistics in Erie Planned
United Press reports Erie plans for 118 WPA projects intended to employ about 4 78 persons for an indefinite period. Total estimated expenditure 60 576, of which 60 099 would be federal and 241 000 local. This is the second list of WPA projects submitted to Washington. 270 projects previously listed, awaiting presidential approval. State PW officials sped preparations due to rural work program suspensions, with over 30 000 out of work. The effort aims to shift projects to WPA with minimal delay. Continued on Page eight.
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United Press Aarribburg
Wives Progress
Edward J Jones
Washington
Lt Elals
Uist
Listarate
Uyjden
Ube
Jonek Wii
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State Legislare
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Erie County
Larry D. Gent
Wranthin
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J. T. Hallahan
New York
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