Local Notables And Public Notices From Seeger Town Area
John B. Sheagley found dead in coal house near Seeger town yesterday morning. Erie Board of Education votes to retain 13 1/2 mills tax rate for 1935 36 school year starting July 1. George Smith 88 of Titusville seriously injured after fall from seat while workers shingling. Corry Ministerial Association calls meeting Monday at Baptist church with EL Wagner presenting paper. Accordion music tonight at J Stanley's Main Lunch. Home Protection Lodge to meet Monday evening with card party to follow.
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John B. Sheagley
Seeger Town
Lamson Boris
Mott Street
Peerless Cement
Sterling Nil
J. W-St
Corry
J . Stanley
Igeorge Smith
Titusville
Erie Board of Education
Lanston's
Will J. Wilcox
C.F. McCray
Achille McCray
Los Angeles
Calif
Big Ping Camp
Thos Angeles
Phoenix Blue Room
Ray Wilson
Mervyn Nast
Corry Hospital
Frank Ross
R. D
Mac's Inn
Vic Deitzel
Clifford, Meminoy
Euclid Street
McElroy
M. E. Churn
Thomas Allen
Eric
Allen
Jay
Larston
Anys
William Tupper
Orangeville
Sharon
Buh
Raymond
Pauline King
Saw Mill Run
Salamanca
N. C
Chester Leonard
Meadville
Shenango Yards
Ris
Greenville Hospital
Marion Street
Pearl Kurelowich
Fred Doolittle
Corry Nospitl
Union City
Mac’s Inn
Warren
Henry Weis
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Warren County
F. M. Brown
Weis
Democratic Party
St. Marys
Cardiff
Foret
Templar
Masonic Lodge
Lloyd Stowe
Meadville High School
Ommen
Jamestown
Jamestown Soldiers’ Monument Committee
Fenton Mansion
Asa Ackroyd
Erie Retail Merchants
NRA
Supreme Court
Stanley
Altoona
Brey
Stockton
Dance notices and local life in Corry area
Community events fill the page with dances at Mac's Inn and Phoenix Blue Room, hospital updates on Worth and Meadville residents, plus letters from college counselor Achille McCray in Los Angeles and local notices on appointments, births, and illnesses across Corry and Warren regions.
Child Accidentally Killed by Father in Washington County
Washington Pa June 1 Thirteen year old Donald Robinson of Pleasant township was fatally wounded when his father a Gtver farmer accidentally touched the trigger of his gun while changing shells The shot struck the boy on the left side as he worked a lever to discard a used shell A younger brother Lee witnessed Donald step from behind a tree on the family farm near Hickory and fall
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Unites Wrest
Washington, Pa
Donald Robinson
ML Pleasant Township
Gtver
Robinson
Lee
Donald
Hickory
Fall Wend
Small Truckman Settleton Boy Drives Van
In Settleton New Hampshire Carroll Lew, a young driver, helps steer his father’s van fleet. He previously backed a 10 foot wide truck into a 12 foot wide garage, showing early trucking skill and confidence on the road.
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Settleton
N. H
Carroll Lew
Board Adopts Budget Of 150000 For 1935 In Budget Battle
The school board wrestled over a 1935 budget of 150000 with debates on tax rates and program cuts. Officials proposed 16 to 17 mill property taxes and a $4 per capita levy, while eliminating 25000 for a voc model building and reducing items across departments to meet operating needs. Final vote stretched to the deadline, with a 17 mill levy and $4 per capita approved amid opposition from several members.
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Bennett
Patterson
Hillstrom
Vocational
Love
Dewey
Mr. Patterson
Lambing
Mra. Barnes
Messrs
Brown
Messrs. Love
Patte
Barnes
Meare
Benett
Hillutrom
Bates
Hillatrom, Lambing and
Krown
Love and
Confiscation of German Satire Hits Mussolini Car Cartoon
Berlin police confiscated the satirical weekly Kadderadatsch before distribution on June 1, arguing a Mussolini cartoon in the issue could disturb Italian German relations. The move reflects wartime pressure on media and political imagery.
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HIT
DUCE
United Press Berlin
Police
Mussolini
Cleanup Boston: Cleaner Thief Strips Stephen Gardner Car
Stephen Gardner, a gum cleaner salesman, returns to his parked car to find it stripped of three vacuum cleaners and an overcoat. The incident highlights a bold theft targeting his vehicle while he was away. Local police investigating motive and suspect details.
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Boston
Stephen Gardner
Clarion Man Named New U S Marshal
John B. Sloan of Clarion was sworn in today as United States marshal for western Pennsylvania. The temporary oath was given by Federal Judge Robert M. Gibson and must be Senate-confirmed. Sloan succeeds J Hilary Keenan of Greensburg. Keenan becomes head of the state workers compensation fund in Harrisburg. Keenan had served as marshal since September 1, 1983. Sloan previously served as sheriff of Clarion County from 1926 to 1930 and as receiver of the First National Bank of Clarion. He is a Democratic former county chairman, married with two daughters.
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Pittsburgh
John B. Sloan
Clarion
Pennsylvania
Robert Mf. Gibson
Senate
Sloan
Clarim County
J. Hilary Keenan
Greensburg
Keenan
Harrisburg
Marshall
Classos County
First National Bank of
Unearth Reptile Bones At Fort Peck
Fragments of jaws teeth and other bones of four prehistoric skeletons unearthed east of Fort Peck Montana have been identified as belonging to extinct marine reptile Mosasaur.
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Fort Peck
Mont
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Willi Star
Tbs
Keister's
Castoria
PENN
JUMBD
Keister
Griffins
Philco
Philcos
NEW Philco
Phil
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Nick) Meogus
Fourth Avenue
Midgar G. Barnes
Secretary of Revenue
Warren State Hospital
Elmer McElroy
Star
Kestat
T. T. Payne
Matteson
Spring Creek
Rush Miller
Girard
Kepper ‘Tiffany
Washington University
St. Lewis
G. W. Knowlton
F . Heath
Marion
Hazel Knowlign
Louise Hall
Bere
Teres
Atlantic & Pacific
BOARD
C. R. Porter Notary Public
West Main
John E. Sloan
State Post
United Press
Young Men's
Nonth Center ST
Crystal Ice Co
Pat
St Than York
Ver
Wit
Obae
Het
Lal
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