Grange meeting and services at Carter Hill
The Waltshung Grange met with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Burrows in jhily 25 with good attendance. Guests from away included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and Harley Moon of Brie and Miss Martha Ladd of Aldminy, N.Y. Sunday school and church services at Carter Hill attracted a strong crowd led by Superintendent and with an eight piece Union City orchestra. Services at Wheelock church planned for next Sunday. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at the Cooper home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garter Hill
Waltshung Grange
H. M. Burrows
Harry, Willams
Harley Moon
Brie
Martha Ladd
Aldminy
N.Y
Glen Eldred
Spring Creek
Wayne Laffenty
RC. Snapp
Wesleyville
Harry Burrows
Simsay
Lee Davis
Violet
Sherfield
Lex Davis
Rosella
Long Beach
Calif
Polly McCullough
Hira Burroughs
Wattsburg
Vivian Burrows
Gladys Burnham
Lawrence Park
Hurstiay
Myrna Miller
Corry
Charles’ Proctor
Dewey Horze
Josephine Newell
JC Jamestown
Gertrude Lindquist
Yuere
Leon’ Proctor
John Shuknecht
D. —. Lindqvist
Carter Hill Church
Armitage
John Baryk
Union City
Wheelock
Fred Cooper
Governor Pinchot on Harrisburg plan for industrial code
The governor champions Roosevelt’s industrial recovery code for Pennsylvania. He outlines the rules: forty hour weeks for white collar workers, thirty six for merchant labor until December 4 1934, eight hour days, minimum wages varying by city, child labor limits, and price controls. He stresses purchasing power as essential and calls for 100 percent code acceptance with public opinion backing enforcement. The state pledges full government support to aid industry and cooperation with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Thenfon
Washington
Roosevelt
Garden Department Outing At Loveland Estate
The Garden Department of the Corry Woman's Club held a luncheon for twenty guests yesterday at Mr and Mrs Frank M Loveland's residence near Pindley Dake. Mrs Loveland and Mrs H Keppel led the event with Miss H Keppel in charge. The afternoon featured a pleasant luncheon followed by abridge, visiting and bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Garden Department
One Corry Woman's Club
Frank M. Loveland
Pindley Dake
Woman's Club
Kane Plant Adopts Eight Hour Day Under Recovery Act
Sakura Silk company plant begins second eight hour day week under new code based on cotton standards. Weaving rooms retain two 40 hour shifts. 95 workers affected. Phillipstones Corp announces third 10 percent wage rise in six weeks, set for August 1. No textile or cotton code action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakura Silk Company
H. ¥. Olds
Olds
Phillipstones Corporation
Walter Miller
Lion Paints Moving to Larger Quarters in Meadville
The Lion Paint company of Meadville plans to double its workforce and triple output as it relocates to new, larger quarters. General manager N. J. Poux says the plant has operated 24 hours daily since January and will gain over three times current shop space to enable further expansion. Moving will occur department by department and wrap up in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Pastcher Company
N. J. Poux
Fime
State to pave Twelfth Street at Erie soon
West 12th Street within the city limits will be paved this summer, 20 feet wide from Lincoln to Pittsburgh avenues. City Engineer A N Aitken said a boulevard street would be replaced by a 20 foot width if residents accept it. State highway officials visiting the city expect paving to start once preliminary surveys are completed.
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Erie
Highway Department
SRIE
West 12Th Street
A. N. Aitken
State Department of Highways
Lincoln
Pittsburgh
Aitken
WD. C. Frame
Mhe
Roadhouse Robbed and Burned Near Limestone Kansas
The roadhouse near Limestone Kansas was robbed of food and beer and set afire at about 4 a m Monday. It was owned by J. ui Scotty Wilson of Limestone, formerly Kane resident, and operated by Sol Greenburg and Jack Skodroyr of Bradford. The owners say the club, opened less than five months ago, was ransacked and then burned. Loss estimated at $4000 with no insurance. Police at Limestone are investigating.
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Kan
Tweaig House
Limestone
J. Ui
Scotty Wilson
Kane
Sol Greenburg
Jack Skodroyr
Bradford
Three Year Extension Sought on Wa Bash Railroad Certificates
Receivers for the Wa bash Railroad seek a three year extension of maturities on equipment trust certificates totaling about four million dollars due this year and next. Consent of seventy five percent of holders is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wabash
Babe Killed Two Hurt In Accident At Eaie
In Enos Tay 28 a baby died from a fractured skull after a machine overturn struck from behind by a car driven by Sue Meyer of Olean New York. Andrea Andvisek seven months died last night from a fractured skull Rosemary Moguand 13 Conneaut 6 is critically injured with fractures and head injuries Margaret Serial 21 El is hurt head and arm. Coroner to hold inquest after funeral. drivers escaped injury.
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Enos
Tay
Arthur L. Drown
Sue
Meyer
Olean
N. Y
Lato
Andrea Andvisek
Rosemary
Moguand
Conneaut
Margaret Serial
Dry Cleaners to Raise Rates Warbron July 26
Representatives from Warren Bradford Erie Meadville Oil City Jamestown Kane Tumville Corry Olean and Salamanca gathered at the chamber of commerce in Warbron to discuss the National Recovery Administration code for dry cleaners. The meeting led by Meadville president Mr. Humphrey decided to raise prices and salaries, setting a minimum of 75 cents for men's garments and 85 cents for women's apparel by August first. The next meeting is scheduled for August 7 at Oil City hotel.
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Warbron
Warren
Bradford
Erie
Meadville
McCarthy Promoted to Erie TELEPHONE Manager
Frank D. McCarthy of Woodland Heights, district commercial manager for Pennsylvania Telephone in Gil City, is appointed to a similar post in Erie. He will take over August 1, managing all of Erie County, and Artie Watson will succeed him in Gil City.
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OL Glty
Frank D. McLarthy
Woodland Heights
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Gil City
Erie
Wile
Distriet
McCarthy
Erie County
Artie Watson
The
Telephone Corporation
Dunkirk Manis Fatally Hurt After Auto Crash Near Farha
Dunkirk manis fatally hurt in a Monday afternoon automobile accident near Farha. Clorman 1, Winney, 312 Eagle Street, 34, a counselor for Mutual Life Insurance, died Tuesday at Brooks Memorial Hospital from a broken hip and internal injuries. Survived by wife and two sons, Robert and Crow d Winner of Dunkirk. Funeral at Bloom Larson funeral home Fredonia Thursday afternoon with Rev. W. A. Thornton officiating. Interment at Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredonia. Mr and Mrs G H Barlow will leave Thursday for Los Angeles. Casts.
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Porest Hil Cemetery
Fredonia
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Lindquist Howe
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Ubli
Carden
Kane Plant
Babe
Eaie
DRY Cleaners
Oil City
Dunkirk Manis
G. H. Barlow
Wine and Corry
Los Angeles
DOANE
West Main Street
Oil City Trial Company
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Vermide
Keister
Etta Kett
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Jaci
Tiler
Feom
By Paul Robinson
Tere Goss
Clara
Randy
Gost
Automobile Ageneten
Auton
Guernsey
West South Street
Rex
Pis West
Church Etfert
Care Af Journal
Care Journal
Hell
Leslie U
Wood
Boule
Corey
Stas
Matlin Anderson Farm
Cory
Shep and Avenue
Hood
Main Street
Sscent Avenue
Mary Murray
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
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Tournal
Atere Farm
Patni
Por Sal
G. Brown
Centerville
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Henl
BuAte New Town
Will Ledge
Cute Bones
Tyne
Pond
Eric Wyid
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