Constable of Worttn Ward sworn in at Corry
Libya Ruppersburg received his commission yesterday as constable of the Worttn Ward, succeeding B A Kelsey who resigned. The Corry Knights of Columbus will hold their annual election of officers on Monday evening the fifteenth in section. arrangements postponed. Meantime Edward Bcklund of Garland brought to the Times Mirror Office a four pound eleven ounce brown trout caught in Brokenstraw. Zem Temple outdoor theater planned in Cleveland during Shrine convention July 12-16 with joint productions by Therle-Duffield, Hafenbeck-Wallace, and John Robinson circuses. Justin Shields marks thirty-seven years at Climax shops, still employed by General Parts Corporation, after a ten-month break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Ruppersburg
Worttn Ward
B.A. Kelsey
Corry Conneil
Knights of Columbus
Edward Bcklund
Garland
Times Mirror
Warren Times-Mirror
Hem Zem Temple
Lienes Stadium
Cleveland
Therle-Duffield Company
Chi~ Rigo
Hafenbeck-Wallace Circus
John Robinson Circus
Organi Gation
Justin Shields
Climax Shops
General Parts Corporation
Mr. Shields
Climax
Nvnth
Hammond & Cady
Township Road Building May Start In Fall
Erie county road improvement under Pinchot plan could begin this summer with about 344 miles to be taken over by the state. Projects in Wayne and Concord townships may include a route from the city to the New York line and a direct highway to Clymer and Jamestown. State funds may total over two million dollars for township road improvements in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wayne
W. H. Supplee
Erie County
Wayne Township
New York State Line
Sciota Road
Bemis Corners
Spirit Hum
New York State
Clymer
Jamestown
Cofeard Township
Concord Township
Funeral of Joseph Mortz
A large gathering of relatives and friends attended funeral services for Joseph Mortz held at 2 30 p m yesterday from his home 321 Fast South Street Rev William Hall of St Pauls Lutheran Church conducted the services and many floral tributes were placed at the home Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were Leonard Scott Harold Hasbrouck Arthur Casperson George Hill Dessie Casperson and Earl Hasbrouck Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Leonard Scott and GauGster Mr and Mrs George Hill Mr and Mrs F Anderson Mr and Mrs Larroway Erie Mr and Mrs J Gasperson Arthur Moriz and sister Miss Hazel Moriz Warren O Mr and Mrs M Simmons Mr and Mrs C Simmons Collins Center M and Mrs R P Herron Warren Pa Mr and Mrs Wakefield Will Jessup and Miss Mary Moor Erie Joseph Frank and Walter Mortz Green Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mortz
Fast South Street
William Hall
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Leonard Scott
Harold Hasbrouck
Arthur Casperson
George Hill
Dessie Casperson
Earl Hasbrouck
C. Simmons
Collins Center
R. P. Herron
Warren, Pa
Wakefield
Will Jessup
Mary Moor
Erie
Joseph
Prank
Walter Mortz
Green Township
MacDonald Smith Shrugs Course Record In Open Round
MacDonald Smith of New York broke par by one stroke with a 71 at Carnoustie to solidify his hold on medal honors at the British Open. The 71 followed a 70 on the Barry layout as he posted a 141 total, well ahead of rivals after 36 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Garnoustie
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
New York
Campustle
Carnoustie
School officials quit when salaries cut in Moundsville
MOUNDSVILLE W Va June 2 Both the principal and the superintendent of the Moundaville Independent School District resigned reportedly because of salary reductions L Underwood principal restored last night while J C Shreve superintendent submitted resignation earlier No successors named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Moundaville Independent School District
L. Underwood
J. C. Shreve
Traffic Officer to Relieve Congestion at Washington and Center
City Council held a regular session and authorized placing a traffic officer at the Washington Center intersection to manage Saturday evening traffic between 7 and 10. The measure follows close calls and pedestrian difficulty amid peak hours. The officer begins duties this Saturday. Other routine items included budget transfers, auto repair bills, and a report from the Sinking Fund Commission on retiring $10,400 in bonds and plans for future municipal debt liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Washington
Center Streets
Cornell
Haye
Rac
Mayland
F. E. Westley
Li Hamman Eelevator Company
Tagle Street
North Second Avenue
Congress Street
Sinking Fund Commission
C. L. Alexander
Winance
Frank T. England
FP. & Westley
Wayne Street
Mystery gun plans theft tied to Hudson case
A reported theft of tank and gun plans from inventor Robert L Hudson's office stirred a mystery with possible international implications. Police found 16 fingerprints at Hudson's Lyon Village, Virginia, vault, while officials denied government involvement and remained reticent as the case drew in the Navy and Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Robert L Hudson
Edgar Wallace
Sherlock Holmes
Robert F.hudson
Lyon Village
Navy
Hudson
Automatic Guns, Inc
T Army
Explosion wrecks aluminum plant at Logans Ferry
An explosion at the United States Aluminum Co. bronze plant at Logans Ferry near New Kensington Pa partially wrecked the building and caused minor damage. The roof was blown off and two machines were damaged. Company officials said no injuries were reported and gave no cause for the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedress
New Kibnsington
United States Aluminum Co
Logans Ferry
Tere
United Press
Former chorus girl aboard Sea Fox yacht disaster
New York reports Lillian Gross Kemp, a former chorus girl, was on the Sea Fox when it burned in Long Island Sound. She had told her husband in Atlanta she would join the party. he arrived yesterday. Seven people were aboard. three bodies recovered are Mrs. David Snedden, Mrs. Robert Mendenhall, and Miss Doris Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Gross Kemp
Sea Fox
Long Island Sound
Atlanta
David Snedden
Robert’ Mendenhall
Doris Dewey
Dayld Snedden
Robert Mendenhall
Marc Coyne
Robert Johnston
Happenings in Bear Lake and Vicinity
Community notes from Bear Lake and nearby towns cover visits by visitors and relatives, church events, revival meetings led by Lois Gregory, baccalaureate and memorial services, medical trips, and local preparations for summer at Cornish Place. Visitors include families from Jamestown, Mayville, Harbor Creek, and Pittsburgh. Religious activities dominate, with Bible study and prayer meetings daily.
Funk Named Highway Chief This District
Stanton C. Purl of Wiha named district engineer for the northwest sector covering Erie Mercer Crawford Venango Warren and Forest counties as part of a department reorganization. Thomas G. Frame becomes divisional engineer over districts one and two with headquarters at Harrisburg. Funk will operate offices at Franklin and is noted for Corry visits. Highways officials pledge to end payrolls favoritism with relatives amid investigations showing widespread nepotism in at least one district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton C. Purl
Wiha
Thomas
Mame
Highway Department
Pranlelin
Ie State
Erie
Mercer
Crawford
Venangd
Warren
Forest
D Qtrict
Samuel S. Lewis
Thomas G. Framé
Cleafield, Centre
Clinton, Cameron, Elk, McKean and
Porter Coun
Wes
Herrisounge
Punk
Corry
Hic
Franklin
Lewis Agid
Memorial Day Social and Local Visits Across Corry
A memorial address underscored Memorial Day observances with dinner and music by the Youngsville band. Numerous local residents from Corry and nearby areas visited kin and friends over Memorial Day, while a Bear Lake Jamestown game featured new uniforms. Household moves, illnesses, summer help, and various visits fill the scene across Corry and environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
G. Hi. Tillotson
Dorothy
Mary White
Robert Hawkins
Corry
Willis Price
Richard
Lula Hinckley
Bear Lake
Jamestown
Warl Baird
Baird
the Cornish
Clayton Plelda
Cassadaga
A. L. Sands
Austin Seguine
Violet Hagle
Trene Séchmeet
Anderson Sisters
Pittsfield
Jay Aiden
Conenango Valley
N.Y
J.B. Wilcox
N. Y
Ivan H. Hawkins
Mary C. Barry
Ruth Perkins
Mayville
L. W. Whiteley
J. P. Peterson
J Dabys
Poor Fi Plans Stall at Harbor Meeting
Fragmented OCR reads as a local meeting sketch where plans for a harbor project face delays. Mentions participants and districts, with unclear dates and outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parasrak
Wor
Gas & Electric System
Chastes J. Margiotti
Punxsylewney
Harrison Lund
Cig Act
Brie Coury
Margiott
Meadville
Lund
Clayton Scouten
Mrs. Clair Scouten
F. D
Corry Hospitl
Public Service Commission At
Harrisburg
Erie Rare’ Company
Borough of
Saegertown
Crawford County
O. M. Diebler
George Wade
J W. Holt
W. H.R
Western Penitentiary
Aozen
Miesdville
Ned Holmes
Behnd
M. J. Blanden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renovo Division
James J. Davis
United States
Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows
Har
Davie
Corry-Clymer Road
Washington Street
Sion
United Brethren Church
Lattsville High School
Hear Lake
United Brethren Ladies Aid Society
and Mes
Charles Goodrich
Esther Gotscale
Elsie Hassain
Andrew Peterson
Falconer, N
van EB. Hawkins
J. C. Manwaring
Famiily
Frank Crosby
Town Line Baptist Church
A. W. Perkins
Leone White
Mary
A. Coe
Harbor’ Creek
Leon White
Lois Gregory
Miss Gregory
H.W. Alverson
Alverson
G. H. Tillotson
Farr Whiteley
Franks Whiteley
Ivan BR. Hawkins
Lotisville
Frank Betts
Pittsburgh
W. H. Evans
George Evans
M. S. Gook
W. H. Hawkins
F. F. Nelson
Earl Whiteley
Cornish Place
W. D. Fullam
Kidder Memorial Church
Evelyn Cornish
Valentine Clayton
Union City
Clayton Hs Heett
Gerald Carter
HG. Phillips
Tom Fullom
Beaverdam
W. C. Fultom
Charles McIntyre
Vis
Gore
Fon
E. Doane
Funk
Prancis Peterson and Son
Ashville
Ivan Bi, Hawkis
LaVerne Carpenter Enden, Paul
Drie, Pa
Vincent Wiltsie
Panama
Robert Mansfield
Misa Mary Cole
J. Walstak
Prank Whitoley
Ditle_ Haasim
North East
Rey
Tyan Schreves
Gerald Schreves
Enoch Bordwell
Webleyville
Kim Woodin
Gladys Johnson
Tda Corniah
Joe Smith
Edith Thompson
Wrightsville
Tennie Boone
John Bentley
Eric
Florence Sweetland
Effie McGraw
Emma Hoyt
Newark
N. J
Roy Cooper
Duke Colmn
Doric Colin
Federal Reserve Bank
Horaesho
Don Ana
Oor
Bl Lin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!