Rex theatre award unclaimed for fifth straight week
Fragments note a Rex theatre award unclaimed for a fifth week, a prize of 150, Father’s Day observances at St. Edward’s hall, church programs, and a Sunday service invitation. Also listed are highway mileage completed, contracts paying workers, and obituaries. The death of Leyi Mumaw at 95 is reported along with funeral arrangements in Orrville. A loudspeaker program by the American Legion is planned, and the 22nd annual United Commercial Travelers convention is underway in Erie.
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Campaign to gain impetus as petitions start June 19
Political interest, which had declined in recent weeks, is expected to revive with early circulation of nominating petitions. June 19 marks the first day for judicial candidates to file papers, with July start for other county and city offices. Corry voters face a fall primary with multiple offices up for election including councilmen, school directors, city treasurer, constables, and major county posts. The county race centers on judgeships, with several announced or expected candidates as petitions open. Also notes key county offices: three commissioners, treasurer, clerk of courts, prothonotary, register of wills, and recorder of deeds.
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Stanley H. Nichole
Frank J. Heath
F. B. Westley
Board of Education
D. A. Hillstrom
John E. Love
Miron L. Brown
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Gored By Bull Dies In Pleasant Township
Edwin W. Reig of Pleasant township died yesterday morning at five o'clock from internal injuries after being gored by a bull a week earlier. He was born April 15, 1875, son of Jacob and Mrs. Reig, and a member of First Lutheran Church. Services will be held Saturday with details announced later.
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Egg Breaking Bandit Targets Pueblo Homes
Police in Pueblo search for an unusual thief described as an egg breaking bandit. The suspect robbed homes, stealing eggs from refrigerators and smashing them on pianos in living rooms, disturbing residents with the bizarre crime pattern.
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Earle Pledges Best Efforts To Bring New Deal
Governor George H. Earle vowed to push New Deal policies in Pennsylvania during a La Salle College address after receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. He urged continued social security and labor justice against opposition from courts and big business, pledging to extend the New Deal to the limit of his authority. The governor framed the mandate as a nationwide challenge to enact progressive reforms.
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Eden Bank Robbers Given 35 Year Terms
Three young men were jailed in Buffalo yesterday for robbing the Eden Bank in Eden, New York. Arthur Cassidy, 29, of Portland Oregon, Milton Rutherford, 24, of Brooklyn, and Arden W Donovan, 27, formerly of Dunkirk, N Y, received the minimum 35 year sentences as third offenders for the crime and the $14 000 loot.
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