Rainy lesson and August events fill local notes
A collage of notices includes religious seminars at Erle Conference Bible and Training School Findley Lake through August 2 civic nominations and lectures in Harrisburg judicial race candidates from Erie and Ridgway public health and taxation updates forest reserve taxation rules and social club gatherings Waterford Old Home Day July 27 evening events North East Republican Women garden party and local fire alarm notices amid a stream of scattered regional items and upcoming community activities.
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Christchurch
Erle Conference Bible and Training School
Findley Lake
Happenings at Carter Hill and vicinity list social visits
Carter Hill and vicinity social notes report church services at the Carter Hill church next Sunday. Numerous residents are listed as dinner guests, visitors, or callers from Erle Wattsburg Corry Beaverdam and Mayville, with travel to Chautauqua Lake and Jefferson noted and several families hosting gatherings and dinners.
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Mes
Frank Adams
Carter Hill
State Aid to Reduce Township Road Costs in 1935 Bill
Harrisburg July 25 one of the most important highway bills passed by the 1935 legislature provides 9 000 000 to the department for 1936 and 1937 for maintenance and construction of roads and bridges in second class townships. The act aims to relieve real estate owners by cutting township road taxes in 1935 and 1937 by the amount spent by the department each year compared with 1933. It also provides for township supervisors to elect a road master, with department approval, to supervise township work under the home rule plan chosen by Secretary Van Dyke.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Furman
van Dyke
VanDyle
Tha
Basle
Democrats to Hold Caucus at W Spring Creek
West Spring Creek July 2 The Democrat caucus meeting will be held Monday evening July 29 at 8 oclock at the Grange hall All registered Democrats of Spring Creek township are urged to be present There is one supervisor two school directors one auditor and one assessor to be elected this fall In each precinct there is the assistant assessor any judge and Inspector of election to be voted for The young people are holding a wiener roast at Canadaha Lake Sunday evening Mr and Mrs George Norbaum and Mr and Mrs Carl Parker were recent guests at the Home of Mr and Mrs Bert Logan Mr and Mrs Bert Logan and son John and Misses Betty and Jean Thomson attended the Townsend picnic at Waldamear Saturday A Townsend meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall Corry Grange put on an enjoyable program Mr Barnes a Grange speaker was present He is working for Grange life Insurance A very good attendance was present at the prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerry Bennett The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs Homer Manley Wednesday The tables were set in the yard Mrs Kate Blakeslee s visiting her brother Way Belden Sunday school at 2 pm with preaching at 3 pm Beginning next week a group of young people from the Baptist church of Corry will hold meetings in the church each evening at eight oclock This group will include Allan Bennett Dick Miller and Rev Hook Everyone is urged to get out to these meetings Charles Zens of Mayville was a guest of friends in the city Wednesday afternoon
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West Spring Creek
Grange Hall
Spring Creek Township
Canadahta Lake
George Norbaum
Carl Parker
Bert Logan
John
Betty
Jean Thomson
Townsend
Waldamear
G. D. Eldred
Youngaville
Corry
Pennsylvania county fairs optimistic comeback near Harrisburg
Interest in rural fairs surges as schedules expand across Pennsylvania with Spring Mill at Conshohocken July fairs planned August events include Pluotown Fair Flourtown Lewistown Reittin County Pair and Cumberland County Dairy Show Mt Holly Springs An Alfalfa Festival crowns the statewide Alfalfa Queen amid festivity and exhibition turnout rising since 1930.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Spring Mill
Conshohocken
Flourtown
Montgomery County
Reittin County Pir
Lewistown
Cumberland County
Mt. Hollyprings
Cumberland
Three Injured In Auto Crash Near Garland
Three people were injured in a highway crash on Route 27 east of Garland Tuesday afternoon. J. J. Miller, 56, of 318 Union Street, suffered a concussion and arm injuries and was taken to Warren General Hospital. Mrs. I. M. Wadsworth, driving a Dodge, and Mrs. Miller, a passenger, sustained cuts and bruises. Patrolman Shannon investigated for the highway patrol, noting Miller's Ford sedan crossed the center and collided with the Dodge. Estimated damages were about 100 dollars to the Warren car and 150 dollars to the Pittsburgh vehicle.
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Miller
CG. & Shannon
Highway Patrol
M. Wadsworth
Pillsourers
Wis
Canada notes business rise in first five months of 1935
Ottawa reports the Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows the physical volume index averaged 98.8 for January to May 1935, up from 63.2 in 1934. The 41 percent gain signals a solid recovery from the low mood, reflecting improved production and distribution activity in Canada.
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Ottawa
Unt
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Mine Explosions Kill 33 in India Colliery Blast
United Press dispatch from Calcutta reports a gas explosion at the Girdin colliery of the East Indian Railway killed 33 and injured 76. The blast, blamed on liquid oxygen ignition, occurred about 200 miles from Calcutta and marks another deadly coal mine incident in India.
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India
United Press
Calcutta
Girdin
Gori
Punxsupra railwayman killed by freight train at Erle Junction
Punxsupawney Pa July 25 David Anderson a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker with over a year in service was fatally struck by a freight train at Erle Junction while mounting from a pusher engine. He served as a foreman on the pusher engine and his death is reported from winter prose notes.
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Punxsupawney
David Anderson
I Socialist Party
Jutfurwa County
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
Anderson
Hreman
Erieton Junction
Ita
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Darlington Hoopes
Waterford Academy
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John Laurence Callas
Franklin
Wiliam C. Salbert
Ridgway
Forest and Waters Department
Robert J. Firman
Erie
Common Pleas Court
Harold F. H
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Cartes
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Albert Woerner
Carter
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Palaios-on the-Lake
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Arthur Colegrave
Guy
Warle
Bris
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Chiet Seri
Nichola Bielak
Walter Kywitowski
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie Dispatch-Herald
North East Council of Republican Women
North East
Garter Hill
Carter Hill Church
H. Longberg
Erle
Bert Slys
Corry Hospital
Leo Schuknecht
Thelma
Carl Proctor
Charles Proctor
Chautauqua
Homep Andrewa
Leslie Rouse
Wattsbourg
Clarence Slye
Bill Swan
Claud Bowen
Etta
Guy Hayes
Wattaburg
Drew Carson
Rhode Gland
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Donation Hill
Ed Bloss
Homer Proctor
Claud Maynard
Ed Blogs
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Harry Morris
Esther Morris
Robert
Diete ‘Morris
Elmer Olmstead
Mayville
R. C. Leatherman
Elizabeth
Cather
McKeesport
D. B. Lindquist
Beacon
N. Y
C. G. Lindberg
Jesn Collins
Misa ‘Treva. Moore
Glenn Humes
Harland Thomson
Otto Joy
Wheelock
Dewey Hodge
Gon Dayton
Clyde Miller
Spartansburg
Dayton
Hazen Follett
C. J. Follett
Union City
Nelson Willams
Carl Adams
Jefferson
Nelson Williams
Dorothy Lindquist
Pitsburgh
W. Spring Creek
Corry Grange
Charles Zens
Mayville, N
Chapin
All-Wool Blanket Club
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Garland
Warren
Canada Notes Business Rise
Punnsy Railroader
E.R. R
Keister
Dewitt’s
Hobson's Worm
Mennen
Dewitt's
Aniversary Specials
Corry’s Modern Drug Store
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