American Legion rally and local notices update
Fog likely spared local area from frost damage while multiple regional items appear. Pennsylvania physicians head to Americana Medical Association in Atlantic City for a five day session starting June 10. Labor and industry reports show first quarter 1935 industrial accidents down 6.8 percent from last year while April drops 4.9 percent. Corry hosts Annual Baves laureate services. Oakmont hosts National Open Golf results via WWJ and NBC broadcasts. City council to meet about gas bills. former NY Assemblyman Morelle Cheney dies at 77 near Jamestown. Erie aeronautics inspector appointment announced for western PA, based in Pittsburgh. Corry VFW to install Marshall Larson Post 314 then council to Warren meeting. Miss Faith Collins, ex-superintendent of Corry Hospital, visits after nurses’ convention in NYC. State gas tax revenue up to 92,994,208. NYSE shows firm stocks. liquor sales reported. Memorial Day receipts noted. June weather outlook shows alternating showers and temps near normal. Odd Fellow memorial services postponed to June 19 to avoid conflicts with Corry High School commencement. Allegheny reservoir funding bill advances in Washington. Three-year-old injury from coffee container incident in Corry. Hubbard Fabric Shop Erie opens a display in North Center street Helen Shoppe.
Erie plant to begin operations July first
Meadville based Hooldess fastener firm announces Erie branch at 26 and Cascade Streets will start July 1 with about 40 workers. Cleveland Judd will head local operations. 2,000 applications have been received, with many hires from the Meadville plant.
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Erie
Hooldess Fastener
Meadville
Cascade
Cleveland Judd
Mallinson
Erie Marriage License Bureau Goes Cash Basis
Erie County marriage license bureau now issues licenses only on a cash basis at 2.50 per license. Director Ben F. Swartz, citing past leniency, will deny licenses to those who do not pay. May business ranked third since establishment with 310 licenses issued in 31 days. The new law changes take effect October 1.
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Erie
Erie County
Ben F. Swartz
Swartz
Store Official Dies at Olean New York
Kane area Atlantic and Pacific company stores assistant superintendent Scott W. Rose 42 of Kane died in Moonstain Cline Olean New York after a three month illness. An embolism caused death. Rose lived at 411 North Fraley Street and supervised 17 stores in McKean Cameron and Potter counties. He came from Erie four years ago. Marie A. Meyhen of Cambridge Massachusetts reportedly has a table crockery collection of 495 pitchers from thimble to quart in animal and famous man forms.
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Kane
Eric Dies
Scott W. Rose
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Olean
N. Y
Roge
Mr. Rose
North Fraley Street
McKeen
Cameron
Potter Counties
Erie
Cambridge
Mass
Marie A. Meyhen
Circus Refuses Lobo Wolves To Wild Animal Trainer
Bert Nelson of Jamestown New York sought to buy one of Dr KE McCleery’s famed lobos at Kane Wolf Park but was blocked by government rules. McCleery explained that until 1928 he could sell cubs to film outfits and individuals, but later the government ordered him to buy back sold wolves and halt future sales. Nelson left empty handed remarking it was his first failed animal hunt.
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Kann
Bert Nelson
Tor
Mt. Jewett Road
Jamestown
Kane
Wolf Park
Nelson
McCleery
Rene
Class Night Dancing Party at Corruscular High
Students of Corruscular High School gathered in the Junior High gym for a class night dancing party. About sixty couples danced from 9 to 12 with Victor Dietzel and his orchestra performing. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs H J Sheen, H G Wolfe, Mrs Mae McCormick, Miss Ruth Bennett, Miss Arlene Hoover, Mr and Mrs R S Dewey, Miss Leona Reed Merle-Caster, Miss Gladys Price and Bruce Smith.
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Corruscular High School
Victor Dietzel
H. J. Sheen
H. G. Wolfe
Mae McCormick
Ruth Bennett
Arlene Hoover
R. S. Dewey
Leona Reed Merle
Gladys,Price
Bruce Smith
Bruno's Wife Named to School Position
In Pottsville on June 8 Mrs Joseph J. Bruno wife of a principal defendant in the Kelayres election massacre cases assumed the post of truant officer in Kline township schools. She was elected by a 23 to 2 vote and will be paid 100 dollars monthly. Shortly after Alfred Bruno son of Mrs Bruno and also a defendant resigned as school treasurer.
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United Free
Victim of Gas Fumes Revived by Firemen
Erie report says Miss Ruth Hoffman, 30, of 461 West 5th Street, was revived in Hamel Hospital yesterday afternoon after being overcome by gas in her bathroom at noon. Her sister, a school teacher, found her unconscious. firefighters used an inhalator for over an hour to revive her.
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Erie
Ruth Hoffman
Hamel Hospital
Miss Hoffman
Eadquarters
New-City Solicitor Upholds Property Tax Stability
Solicitor Mr Murphy states property tax assessments cannot be altered until the 1936 triennial, despite council pressure to adjust in line with recent court rulings. He notes appeals would go to the proper appellate court, with May 1 notice deadline looming for 1936 assessments.
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Brie
New
Murphy
Murphy Tod Council
James P. Rossiter
Council
Charter D. Copelandi
Copeland
Parents and girl acquitted of murder in Pa case
Middleburg Pennsylvania June 8 Mrs Lester Gill returned home to care for her six children after being acquitted of murder in the death of farmer Charles Gable. Her husband and 16 year old daughter Zilla were also freed after five hours of deliberation. Sheriff Strawser, already convicted, voiced bitterness from jail.
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Middleburg
Lester Gill
Charles Gable
Sul
Zilla
Gell
Sherman Strawser
Issue Beer Licenses on June 17
County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor announced Friday that on June 17 he and District Attorney Mortimer B. Grant will begin a close examination of more than 300 beer license renewals on file. Many refusals expected. last year’s plates, extended to May 31, remain in force pending legislative action.
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Orin
Lawrence A. Taylor
Rowney
Mortimer B. Grantim
Taylor
Plane and glider land tandem at local airport
At the local airport an airplane and a glider took off and landed together without disconnecting the tow cable. This unusual tandem maneuver provided spectators with a rare aviation display and showcased coordinated handling by the pilot and glider operator.
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U. S
Spators Alm
Ten year old girl injured in crossing collision on Biddle Street
Rose Betty McKenna 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo McKenna of 427 Biddle Street, ran into the side of a passing car driven by L M Hartwell as she started to cross near home. She was taken home for medical care by Dr H G McGhee with a possible rib or side injury and a full exam to follow later today. Police are investigating the crash.
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Barkwell
Biddle Street
Highr
Hartwell
Chit
Lee
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Department of Labor and Indistry
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Corry High School
Oakmont
WWSW
NBC
Morelle Cheney
New York State
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Ast Lake Road
Ellery
BM Cunningham
Western
Ligin
Pittsburgh
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marshall Larson
Clarendon
Ood
Warren
Northwestern Counties Council
Faith Collins
Kenosha
Wis
D. Warren ‘DeRosay
Maple Avenue
Misa Collins
New York City
Corry Hospital
Yvickl
Revenue Department
New York Stock Exchange
Control Board
Wals
House
Allegheny Reservoir
Kinzus
Washington
Walter
John Wawrejko
Corry, Hospital
Butes
Hubbard Fabric Shop
New Erie Plant
Townsend
Corry Club
Townsend Club
Corry
Grand Theatre
Erie Club
Grand Building
W. Hempnell
West Side Club of
Hempnell
Townsend Clubs
America
Lisa Baxter
C. Judd
A. G. Rées
Olean, N. Y
Circus
Lobo Pack OF Wolves
Kane Doctor
Keane
Claud D. Evans
Bayard Street
Bruno
Legionnaires
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
FRIE
Montgomery Ward
Buffalo Man
Journal
Calif
Bokar Coffee
Ibe
Jac
Atlantic
Pacific
Condra
Eversharp
Compasses Atlases
Parker
Condra’s Pharmacy
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