Revival series and public address system showcased
Weather notes predict rising temperatures with events led by Richard Hall who installed a public address loudspeaker for last winter's emergency program. The Gospel Messengers begin revival services at First Baptist Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Choral rehearsal at Junior High at 7 41 p m. Call Mrs Dorothy Griffiths to join.
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Richard Hall
Rauio
American Legion
City Park
Hall
Gospel Messengers
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Slack
Peter
Dorothy Griffiths
Hundreds of Legionnaires Rally in Corry High Spirit
Corry hosts the annual Elmer C. Carrier Post rally with a parade down Maple to Center Street and a City Park program. Veterans, wives, and the Golden Rule Club supported a crowd of several thousand as Commander Isherwood urged defense, patriotism, and fair bonus policy. The event closed with a luncheon and dance at the State Armory.
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Elmer C. Carrier
Corry
Corry Post
Golden Rule Club
City Park
Maple Avenue
Main
First Avenue
South Street
Center
American Legion
Rogers Israel
Erie
Sons of the American Legion
Elmer C. Carrier Post
iLlayd Stowe
Glen Miller
Legionnaires
Jesse Jiuliante
Ralph McCord
North East
Bucky Johnson
Won Sterling
Vandergrift
Rock” Hart
Earle Seiple
Leo H. Curtis
Erie County
Christie
Hipley
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Albert Jens
Jamestown
Harald Wright
Pennsylvania
Galvator Cancellierie
Pittsburgh
James Ernest Isherwood
Waynesburg
State Department
Sherwood
Isherwood
Soviet
Russia
United States
American ‘Legion
Roosevelt
State Armory
Himer C. Carrier Post
Erie County to share 368884 in big relief program
U S Bureau rules on relief fundsAllocations total 4 88 billion so far Pennsylvania will receive 165591 for highways and 203368 for grade crossing elimination Erie county's share 165591 for highway work and 203368 for crossing removal nearby counties receive varying amounts Officials note federal rules require 40 relief labor and 1400 per man per year limits Grading and drainage work seen as the only feasible highway program under current rules in western Pennsylvania with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia facing greatest relief needs
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U. S. Bureau of
Crawford
Forest
McKean
Venango
Warren
Haganda
Warren van Dyke
Department
Ioad
van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Train wreck at West Salamanca halts auto crossing
Westbound passenger train from Corry collided with an automobile stalled on a crossing at West Salamanca, wrecking the car but allowing its occupants to jump free. A separate freight incident near Lattaville killed a deer impaled on a fence along the right of way. game warder to remove the carcass.
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Corry
Cape
West Salamanca
Lattaville
Grand Council of Pennsylvania United Commercial Travelers closes meet
June 10 in Brie reports the thirty second annual convention ending Saturday afternoon at Hotel Lawrence. P Sheridan of Greensburg elected grand counselor. W G Sherwood Tobnstown grand junior counselor. J H Woolall Erie grand past counselor. E J Mitirko Lewiston grand secretary. Charles M Davis Indiana Pa grand conductor. W C Musick Beaver Falls grand page. Walter TL Walker Eric grand sentinel. Harry Boyd Sharon and Jack Wallen Phillipsburg named to executive committee. Next year’s convention will be in Greensburg. Grand Lodge officer Valentine Foland of Columbus O attended. Read the classified advertisements in the Journal.
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Brie
Grand Council of Pennsylvania
United Commercial Travelers of America
Lawrence
P. Sheriden
Greensburg
W. G. Sherwood
Tobnstown
J. H. Woolall
Erie
E. J. Mitirko
Lewiston
Charles M. Davis
Indiana
Urge Clark Gable To Become Evangelist
The people of Hopeisle Ohio urge Clark Gable to quit acting and join evangelism. Rev Samuel J Williams, a 30 year old traveling Methodist evangelist, traveled to Hollywood to discuss the idea with Gable. Women of Hopedale said Gable would be a better evangelist than Billy Sunday.
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Clark Gable
United Press
Hollywood
Hopeisle
Ohio
Hopedalers
Samuel J. Williams
Gable
Billy Sunday
Hopedale
Clark
Fearful Knife Attack Victim Fights for Life at St. Vincent
Clarence Blair aged 38 of Ellwood City was slashed in a knife attack at Wet End fights in Tri e PA. He lay in critical condition at St. Vincent's hospital after intervening in an argument with an unknown assailant Saturday.
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Trie
Clarence Blair
Ellwood City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Grass roots Republican rally shapes 1936 platform in Springfield
Thougarma of farm belt Republicans opened a two day convention at Coliseum State Pair Grounds Springfield Ill with a grass roots creed defending the constitution as the 1936 campaign core Former Gov Frank O Lowden Illinois gave the keynote urging unity across parties to resist high places Harrison B Spangler Towns national committee man charged the New Deal seeks to take over farms and criticized AAA taxes crop curtailment as penalties on farmers and foreign market loss
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State Pair Grounds
Springfield
Tll
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Harrison B. Spangler
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Stowers
Alvin H. Mahle
West Smith Street
BT. Swartz
Register of Wills
Irene Mahle
Erie Times
Associated Gag & Electric System
Proctor Hill
Jack Lyons
Union City
James Sisare
Bureau of Safety
Department of Revenue
Pontiac Motor Co
Serib
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Dick Milley
West Frederick Street
Institute
Fighting Jack" McDade
Scranton
Sous
AL. Baker
Washington, D. C
Ruth Coughlin
Erle County
Marian Ludwig
Schuyl- Jeill County
Earl Harris
Fayette County
Charles, Schultz, Jr
Northampton County
Post Office
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania State College
Kenneth Perkins
Leroy J. Vonnell
Waterford Civil Engineering
Virginia Fem Filegar
Rogers Israel Post
William Owens
Academy Stadium
First Ward
Erie CO
U.C.T
Journal
Corry High School
ST. Edward's High School
of Thrift
Member
Federal Reserve System
Republicans
Prairie State
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Condra’s Pharmacy
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