Work to start soon on Spring Creek road project
Construction on the Corry Spring Creek road is expected to begin within days with two miles of road work equipment shipped by Russell and Williamson. Local officials hope Corry will gain employment from the project though specific allocations remain unsettled. The Warren county relief board controls placements as the project moves toward an early start east of the city.
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Corry-Spring Creek
Russell and Williamson
Youngstown
Colza
Corry
Warren County
Warren County Relief Board
Ity
Taxpayers Seek Out In Valuations In City
City officials discuss property assessment reforms to align valuations with current values. Mayor England favors broad reductions if state aid to schools increases. council aims for a satisfactory basis this year. Financials show May balance 2801.11 and expenditures 21767.27. Lee Shoemaker seeks hotel signage at North Center and Smith. A safety fence along East Mall near the Mead property is ordered with a report due.
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Municipal Commission
Frank T. England
England
Althe
Gily Treasuer
H. Weatley
Lee Shoemaker
Hotel Corry
North Center
Smith Streets
Blaine Kincaid
Nickola
East Mall Street
Mead
Industry Control Measure Offers Drastic Power
Washington June 4 A sweeping industry control bill tied to a public works plan would be the most far reaching step in U S history toward planned industry. It would regulate production hours and aim to reduce overproduction while expanding employment through government backed financing and taxes. The measure, championed by Senator Wagner, would place the United States at the forefront of state capitalism and rely on new taxes to fund public works, with $800 million for the works program and $1.9 billion in other expenditures.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Washington
Howe
Congress
United States
Ttas
Rober F. Wagner
New York
Whih
Roosevelt
Public Works
Hnrder
Roose- Velt
Seation
New Officers of B P W Club Elects Leaders
The Couy Business and Professional Women's Club elected new officers at a Monday closing meeting at the Mulderick home. Zelmia Mundderick becomes president, Wilma Rich VP, Hazel Merker recording secretary, Lallian Murray assistant, Lena Merkér treasurer, Ruth Soper assistant, Dorothy Hammimd corresponding secretary, Inez Witchlo retiring president. Delegates to the state convention reported on the Uniontown meeting. A June 19 picnic at Minuley Lake was planned, with Marlon Smith and Gertrude Piel chairing committees. Anna Kovelelk, soon moving to North Carolina, was cut from the club. Lemonade lunch served to twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couy Business and Professional Women's Club
George Mulderick
North Center Street
Zelmia
Munderick
Wilma Rich
Hazel Merker
Lallian Murray
Lena Merkér
Ruth Soper
Dorothy Hammimd
Inez Witchlo
Tari
Bill Blanchard
Uniontown
Minnie Kotor
Alexander Cottage
Minuley Lake
Marlon Smith
Gertrude Piel
Anna Kovelelk
Cattaraugus
N. C
Senior High school hosts joyful junior gathering
A large crowd of about couples attended the Senior High school party in the Junior High School gym last evening from 9 to 12:30. The event featured a grand march, Hawaiian entertainers, vocal numbers by Horace Brynolfson, and instrumental pieces. Rathtun's orchestra led the dance program while chaperones including Mr. and Mrs. Sheen and Supt. R. S. Dewey supervised. The party replaced the usual class night activities for students and their faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byle Musical School
Horace Brynolfson
W. W. Myers
Virginia Doolittle
Stanley Anderson
Doris Doolittle
Cora G. Smith
Nellie Titus
Mae McCormack
Ruth Bennett
Wravices Rowland
Two Youths Die After Truck Collision Near Haysville
In SEHWIGELEY Pennsylvania near Haysville Ohio River Boulevard three youths were jolted from a motor truck. William Boliga 49 died instantly from skull fractures and injuries Adam Matyszek 28 died at Valley Hospital. Thomas Dogrog 48 was unhurt. One survivor remained.
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Ey Wise Rise Sehwigeley
Shine 6
Dwo
Ohio River
Haysville
William Boligga
Adam Matyszek
Valley Hospital
Thomas Dogrog
James Sullivan to Head Corry Knights of Columbus
James P. Sullivan was elected grand knight of Corry Council Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting in the club rooms of the Barlow Block. He succeeds C Lyle Belding who headed Corry Council for two years. Officers named include John Dempsty deputy grand knight Dunbusey recording secretary John Blatt chancellor Walter Blair treasurer Dan Zilch advocate Charles Whaley warden Frank Spiesman inside guard Peter Hand outside guard and trustees James Sullivan and C Lyle Belding. Delegates to the state convention are Charles Kinley and John Dempsey with William Keller of Elle as district deputy. Installation by the new officers is planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sullivary
Corry
Knights of Columbus
Barlow Blook
C. Lyle Belding
Corry Cornell
John Dempsty
Dunbusey
John Blatt
Walter Blair
Dan Zilch
Charles Whlley
Frank Spiesman
Peter Hand
Lyle Belding
Joseph Shamburg
John Shields
James Sullivan
C. Lylé Belding
Charles Kinley
John Dempsey
William Keller
Elle
T the Counel
Plans Medal Contest by Young People's Branch
The Young People's Branch of the W C T U plans a medal contest to be held this summer. Contestants named include Miss Mary Frances Brooks, Miss Ruth Johnson, Arlind Briggs, Miss Naomi Johnson, Richard Milley, Miss Katharine Hubertz, and Miss Jeanette Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
uMing Peupless Wateueuue
Mary Frances Brooks
Ruth Johnson
Arlind Briggs
Naomi Johnson
Richard Milley
Katharine Hubertz
Jeannette Palmer
Barn Burned and Cows Killed in Sherman Storm
A thunderstorm near Sherman struck the Rothe farm causing a large basement barn to ignite and burn with its contents. Seven cows on the adjacent Rothe pasture were killed by a lightning bolt, while the Sherman fire department saved the dairy barn and milkhouse. Insurance covered much of the losses. A separate note from Salt Lake City reports the state secretary noting a record 195 automobile sales in a single week.
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Fred * Rothe
Tamas
Sherman Re Department
Tarmbouse
Rothe
Almul
Ene Rothe Harn
H. W. Eaton
Sherman
Salt Lar City
Utah
Milton H. Welling
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Liberty Street
George Briggs
Ridgway
Atie
Steadman
East Columbus
Columbus
Rhode Island
Thompson Poultry Farm
Cly~met
Cal Frante Parsons
Audress R. V
Care Journal
Montgomery Ward
H. Group
Norih Second Ave
Paine Bar
Cantor Street
Five Ranks
Bath
Gall
West Bond Street
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
J. B. Batterson
South Center
J. O'Connor
The
Corry Hospital Association
Min
Eipa) Biair
Alea
Sidney B. Elston
B.P.W. Club
Greensburg
Hunker
Penn Valley Coal Company
Harbisop-Walker Re- Imetiviés
Templeton
Craigsville Pa
Montgomery Ward &Co
Etta Kett
Ran Lane
Heavenly
Dad
Pau. Robinson
Jas. Sullivan
K. OF C
Corry Council
Young People's Branch
W.¢.T. U. Plans Contest
Inelr Personal Financ
Kessler Bldg
Torestompany
State St
Erie
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arnold City, Paw
Mike Philopovich
Seare
Pittshurgh Coal Company
Fayette County
James Davis
Blazek Bialon
Arnold City
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Findley Lake
N. H. Monroe
Westfield, N.Y
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