Paragraf of Events and Local Notices in Warted County
A lively week of local happenings includes the Wood Hicks Orchestra at the White Swan fruit in Wirighteville each Friday, Roy Burley moving to Rochester, and Tommy Tucker and his orchestra at the Pier Ballroom Celoron Park on Saturday June 5. Garden relief programs will distribute tomato plants Thursday at 9 oclock, while a bicycle collision near Kendall Station injures no one. Civil War veteran Oliver Casler recalls the 1859 frost on June 6, and national production data show a weekly decline. A Rex theatre ice cream contest for adults is set for Monday night with the box office accepting entries, and state finances note the biennium end balances. Erie reports on an auto accident victim, Margaret Kennedy, in critical condition, and stock moves push NYSE gains as trains delay passing through. Fayette County anti-meat shutdowns signal June action by unemployed women.
Ziesenheim Plan Aims to Fund State Salaries for Teachers
The Ziesenheim bill in Harrisburg would shift teacher salaries to state funding, reducing local property tax by the amount of the state appropriation. It proposes $88 million added to the school pot, to be distributed to districts on condition they cut real estate taxes accordingly. The measure awaits House Education Committee action amid debate on funding sources including possible income tax.
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Corry
Board of Welication
Zlexenheim
House Committee On Education
Harrisburg
Ziesenheim
General Assembly
Govnor Warle
House
Senate
Erie County
Barle
Ways and Means Committee
Supreme Court
Teaxeis
Money paid to Weyherhaeuser kidnapers shocks nation
United Press dispatch from Tacoma June 4 reports $200000 in marked Federal Reserve notes paid to abductors of nine year old George Weyherhaeuser who was returned to his father John P Weyherhaeuser. Federal agents study recovered car in Seattle and weigh links to Barkers gang and Bremer case while serial numbers on ransom currency spread across newspapers.
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Wilfred Brown
United Press Star
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Federal Reserve
John P. Weyerhaeuser
Seattle
F. R. Titcomb
Department of Justice
Chicago
Volney Davis
Karpis
Weyerhaeuser
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Weyshaeuser
Commencement Exercises at St Edward's High School Sunday
Nine students will graduate from SS Edward's High School with commencement exercises Sunday evening at St Thomas church. Mary Smith valedictorian and Mary Gaitny salutatorian lead the class, with program details to be announced later. The week includes Junior Senior prom and eighth grade promotion events.
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SS. Edward's High School
St. Thomas’ Church
Walter Hyots
John Malone
Mardly Walsh
Theoore Sarnicki
Robert McGraw
Mary Smith
Winifred Laird
Mary Gaitny
Josephine
Mary Guaifagy
Cyril Cooper
Frantis J. Graves
Bc Thomas
Forsyth County Divorces Granted in May Court
Eighteen divorces were granted by Forsyth County Superior Court in May, with the Forsyth courthouse in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, serving as the meeting place for the proceedings.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Forsyth County Superior Court
Mayor and Council Plan Exit From League of Cities
Mayor Glen Miller and City Council members oppose paying 1935 dues to the Pennsylvania League of Third Class Cities and move to end association ties. They fault the league for backing a failed bill on municipal lighting plants and question the value of league services amid municipal finances. The May treasurer’s report shows a balance of 2708.07 after receipts of 8120.29 and expenditures of 1188.98. bills were approved except league dues. The council also denies approving a Third Class City League bill due to fiscal concerns and authorizes curb cutting for 241 Mast Pleasant Street driveway work and directs drafting of a deed for property turned over for a Northwest street sidewalk project.
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Glen Miller
Pennsylvania League of
Miller
Duke
Westley
Fui
C. A. Pain
Ova Coote
Mast Plaasaint Street
Walter H. Scott
Clarence Wallace
West Pleassait
City tightens rules as photographers told to register
Adoption on final reading of BM No 607 imposes a $10 annual license for residents and $6 daily for each transient photographer. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars, with possible jail up to 30 days. Bond of 5600 required to deter nonresident operators. Measure aims to curb itinerant photography in Corey after protests by local pros Frank Brooks and Fred Healy.
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Corey
Frank Brooks
Fred Whealy
Transgents
Frank L. Heath
Woman Run Over by Truck Seriously Hurt in Kane
Mrs Bridget Dooley a 67 year old Kane resident was run over Friday by a truck driven by Le Johnson. She sustained abdominal injuries possible rib fractures and severe shock. She was taken to Summit hospital where condition became critical by Sunday morning.
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Vietia
United Press
Kane
Bridget Zoolay
Oy Kane Bum
Mit Hospital
Bridget Cooley
Fraley Street
Summit Hospital
le Johnson
Greattale Road
Child Survives Narrow Street Escape on Park Street
Virginia Drake, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G Emory Drake of Park street, narrowly escaped a serious accident when struck by a Brigham Hardware truck on North Center street. She suffered a head gash and leg bruise, was taken to Cony Hospital and discharged next morning. witnesses cleared the company of responsibility.
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North Center Street
Go'vork
Virginia
G. Emory Drake
Park Street
Brigham Hardware Company
James Sinate
Cony Hospital
Soyare
Venango County Resident Discovered Hiding in Hole
Venango County Sheriff and officers found 47 year old George W. Sharp in a concealed hole beneath a porch at his Nickleville home after a tip led them there. Sharp had been sought in Columbiana County on alleged abduction related charges and had previously been released on habeas corpus after a circuit that delayed extradition. He was arrested and taken to Franklin to face pending charges, with the town mourning the loss of Chief Louie, the obituary notes.
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Warniclin
George W. Sharp
Ylias George Tuya
Columbiana County
Sharp
Venango County
McCraesen
Bose
Micoleville
Paris
Sharpaud
Nickleville
Sherif Beatty
Clare
P B. Carlson
Chester Hughes
Oliver Carlson
Omiver
Carlvon Amdly
Syd
Oil men urge quick action on Chapman bill in Pa
Oil City June 4 local oil men circulate petitions calling for prompt favorable action on the Chapman bill to control petroleum production in Pennsylvania. A representative committee will carry petitions to Harrisburg for Mines and Mining committee review.
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Oil City
Senate
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Franklin
Knox
Clarion
Cranberry Township
We All Men
Harrisburg
Chapman
Committee On Mines and Mining
Adopt & Am
Fishermen recounts stray oil spill and catch near lake
In North Carolina, a dog fisherman notes temporary oil surplus affecting local waters. A lake area incident near Waccamaw is described along with a man named John Council herding a bird dog near Wananaisa, resulting in a small bass catch report.
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Wiamanish
N. C
John Council
Wananisa
Lake Waccamsw
Wes
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Burley
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Tommy Tucker
Pier
Celoron ‘Park
Tucker
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B. Lindberg
Liberty Street
Lillian Murray
Mott Street
Oliver Casler
United States
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Rex Theatre Toy
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Charles A. Waters
Eri
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Wallace Circus
Jamestown
Erie
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Salur
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Mina Kennedy
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