Realigned PA political bids shadow 1938 senate race
United Press reports new alignments forming in Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania as Republicans revolt against William S. Vare and Democrats consider chances for the senatorial nomination and governorship. Pinchot Mackey potential ticket prospects and party realignment rumors surface amid talks with Butler and Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Comly
United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Easton
William S. Vare
Vare
Atlantic City
James M. Hazlett
Recorder of Deeds
City Republican Committee
Ther
Harry A. Mackey
Gifford Pinchot
Ware Machine
Pinchot
Mackey
Warren van Dyke
Senate
Washington
James Farley
Roosevelt
Smedley D. Butler
United States
James J. Davis
Butler
Garden City owners sue over dogs and deer sightings
A local notice notes complaints about dogs running at large in Garden City, reports deer grazing near homes on Piceagill Hill, and mentions the Grocer Emmett Cronin purchasing Blair’s Union City store. Other items include school resignations, farm price talk, and oil and railway notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Cronin
Higin
C. B. Blair
Gardner Block
Union City
Force of men work on road east of Corry
A large crew from Russell & Williamson of Youngstown is at work on the Corry Spring Creek road improvement east of the tannery. A separate crew unloads at Golagy siding as Ohio road builders prepare to push ahead. Expected labor from the city will join, with nearly six miles paved in reinforced bituminous surfacing and heavy foundation.
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Russell and Williamson
Youngstown
Spring Creek
Corry-Spring Creek
Russell & Williamson
Howard
Golagy
Ohio
Spring Creal
State Highway Department
QueSS Biter Bee JOT ty Benefit Party Hosted by Catholic Daughters
A Catholic Daughters of America benefit party for Court Conception No. 35 was held yesterday at Mrs. P. G. Wood's Park Street home. The event, moved indoors due to weather, featured garden party decor, a contract award to Miss Florence Blair, and honors for Mrs. George Kinley Mrs. J. L. Spiesman and Mrs. Thomas Ward at auction bridge. Cakes and coffee closed the afternoon after games.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
C.D
P. G. Wood
Park Street
Wood
Florence Blair
George Kinley
J. L. Spiesman
Thomas Ward
Bridge
Presbyterian Sunday School Plans Picnic at Beaver Camp Wattsburg
Members of the Presbyterian Sunday School will hold their annual outing tomorrow at Beaver Camp Wattsburg. Transportation is provided. attendees should meet at the church by 1 PM. Bring baskets, silverware, and cups. lemonade and coffee are supplied. A program of games and entertainment is planned. rain will postpone for one week.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Funeral Held Here Monday for Mrs Hattie Webster
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie Webster wife of Guy Webster of Cambridge Springs were held Monday at 2 pm at the Corry Baptist church Erie officiated by Rev Griffith of Bethel Baptist Erie. Many relatives attended and Mrs William Huff of Erie sang. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Anomory
Hattie Webster
Guy Webster
Cambridge Springs
Erie
Corry Baptist Church
Grifith
Bethel Baptist Church
William Huff
Pine Grove Cemetery
Croscott and Perrance Wed in East Liverpool Ceremony
Hervey Croscut son of Mr and Mrs A J Croscott of Corry R D 7 and Miss Dorothy Perrance of East Liverpool Ohio were married in East Liverpool Monday afternoon at 3 o clock. They will return to Corry later this week to establish their home. Croscut proprietor of his Kon Smax Shoppe on North Gea ter street is a Corry High School graduate class of 1924.
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Hervey Croscutt
A. J. Croscott
Corry
R. D
Dorothy Perrance
East Liverpool
Ohio
Discharge From Bond Granted By Directors For 1933 Tax
George H. Gordon was re-elected collector of the school tax for 1933 by the Board of Education at last evening’s meeting with all members present. The board granted discharge from his present bond while delinquent taxes carry over to cover 1933 collection. Gordon’s election followed a recommendation from the finance committee chaired by D A Hillstrom. The report showed total tax collections for 1982 at 118206.69 with penalties, and balances outstanding after payments through June 1st. The tax books are being prepared for notice as Gordon continues collection duties and F B Westley handles delinquent 1931 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gordon
Board of Education
Harry B Smith
Gordon
D. A. Hillstrom
F. H. Westley
F. B. Westley
Card Party at the Corry Country Club
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital hosts a Thursday afternoon card party at the Corry Country Club to benefit the hospital. General chairwoman is Mrs. Frank M. Loveland with committees for refreshments, reservations, and tables. Mrs Lena Banks left Sunday for Chautauqua to spend the summer.
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Corry Country
Corry Hospital
Frank M. Lovéland
O. W. ‘Bracken
Harry Auer
Lena Banks
Shautauqua
Taylor Seeks Data On Beer Regulations In Harrisburg
County Treasurer Lawrence Taylor plans a Wednesday meeting in Harrisburg with Attorney General William Schnaeder to clarify many provisions of the state beer control act. He notes numerous questions from local fraternal groups about Sunday sales at picnics and club rooms, and whether sales occur at specific places. Clubs wonder if selling tickets and exchanging for beer on Sunday is allowed, or serving beer to members on Sunday. Retailers seek guidance on serving free lunches with beer. The questions are being gathered for resolution.
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Lawrence Taylor
William Schnaeder
Harrisburg
Schnaeder
Taylor
Maennerchor
Muennerchor
Isome Place
Inn
Raye
Delay in opening Corry Public Schools fall term
Corry Public Schools will start one day later than usual delaying the 1933 34 term to September 6 with classes meeting on Wednesday of Lehhor Way week. The board led by Director Love approved the extra day to ease post-holiday disruption for pupils teachers and parents. The 1933 84 calendar will be reviewed at a Fall board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Board of Education
Love
Students Do 40 Types Work in Utah Survey
A survey from University of Utah students shows they take 40 job types to fund schooling. The work spans manual labor to fashion modeling as students balance study and employment in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Tish
British War Debt Payment Action Delayed in Parliament
Hull waited for an official British war debt policy announcement to a House of Commons before his speech. American sources say last minute edits blocked wide publication. At the Paris talks Daladier urged currency stability and a return to gold movement to stabilize the dollar and pound.
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Hull
House of Commons
Washington
Jung
Daladien
Rhins
Daladier
Mass meeting to be staged in Erie Stadium
Corry plans to send a large delegation to a main rally of ex servicemen at Erie Stadium next Monday evening. Veterans from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania will attend a mammoth veterans conclave to oppose government economy cuts harming disabled veterans. The program includes a parade from Perry Square and a 7 30 p m opening gun salute.
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Corry
Erie Stadium
Pennsylvania
Academy Stadium
Mike
Joi Geertson
Veterans of Foreign War
Ohio
New York
Perry Square
Geertson
Veterans’ Organization
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Henry Wallace Han
Paul Crossman
Erie County
Erie County Mills
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Wallace
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Paul Janosec
Merle Akam
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Fred Lindstrom
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L. C. Shoemaker
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Sergi. Netlifer
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Rex Theatre
State Revenue Department
Arthur J. Farber
Beer Tax Division
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Nick
Franklin
Marilyn Jeanette
Paul Rex
Ralph &. Seep
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