Corry Pupils Earn Attendance Certificates for 1934 35
Two hundred twelve Corry public school pupils received certificates for perfect attendance in the 1934-35 term. The awards, issued by the state, were approved by Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey and teachers, reflecting one of the best district showings despite winter illness. Names listed span Concord, Washington, Harding, Fairview, and Junior High grades with numerous students from Senior High and multiple rooms.
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Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
State Liquor Store Employes Outing at Corry Country Club
An outing for State Liquor Store employees District No. 5 was held Sunday at Corry Country Club starting at 9 AM. Twenty-two stores attended with about fifty people. Activities included golf mushbe and horse shoe pitching, ending with a steak dinner at 5 PM. Mrs R L King and daughters Margaret and Roberta vacationing at Findley Lake cottage. J F Larowe of Buffalo, superintendent of American Railway Express, visited local offices today.
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Corry Country Club
R. L. King
Margaret
Roberta
Findley Lake
J F, Larowe
American Railway Express
Buffalo
Threats to Wattsburg Man Over Beer License
Wattsburg case involves Taylor and Laub investigating Harley F Edwards for selling beer to minors. Edwards allegedly threatened to run opposition against Taylor and Mort Graham if the license was denied. Edwards warned officers and then faced a firm refusal as the beer license was refused. The incident occurred with police noting Edwards’ intimidation attempt and officials moving to deny the license.
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BRILL
Lawrence A. Taylor
Mortimer FE
Graham
Harley F. Edwards
Wattsburg
Taylor
Burton R. Laub
Edwards
Court House
Laub
North East
Larry Taylor
Mort Graham
Larry
Mort
Presbyterian Picnic Planned for Wednesday at Beaver Camp
The Sunday school of the Presbyterian church will hold an annual outing at Beaver Camp Wattsburg PA this Wednesday. Cars depart church at 1 PM and transportation is provided. Planned activities include races a ball game between single and married men and other diversions organized by the entertainment committee.
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Presbyterian Church
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Real business gains shown in federal survey and commerce report
Federal Reserve Board and the Department of Commerce reported strong business gains. Industrial profits reached a five year high while the first four months of the year showed 7 percent higher industrial output. Retail sales rose with only a few cities showing downturns amid NRA concerns. Bank deposits surpassed a billion dollars since year start and new security offerings topped one billion in four months.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
Reserve Board
NRA
Commerce Department
Memphis
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Colorado Springs
Typhoid Cases Reported From Mill Village Area
Three typhoid cases were reported Saturday by Dr. James R. Smith health officer. Two victims are from Mill Village, one a two year old child in an Erie home. County authorities check source. investigation indicates carrier within the family.
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Rie
James R. Smith
Mill Village
New York Central Railroad Head to Retire After 53 Years
Ward V. Brogan of the New York Central Railroad Erie division will retire after 53 years in railroading. Born near Lake View, N. Y., he has served on the New York Central and the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern since 1916. He plans to return to his boyhood home at Lake View after retirement.
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Wunyeng
Jung
New York Central Railroad
Erie
Baward V. Brogan
Lake View
N. Y
Tron Horse
New York Central
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Islands to be removed on State street in Erie
Erie June 24 workmen will demolish big concrete safety islands on State street next week and lay temporary pedestrian islands in the center. The removal is ordered by streets director Mrs Nellie Mungey and may begin soon, replacing the islands placed for trolley patrons.
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Erie
State Street
Nellie Mungey
Beneft
43 076 Children Are State Wards
June 3. Jonnings of the State Department of Welfare's latest census shows 384 child caring institutions supervised by the department had responsibility for 49 076 children the past year. Of these 85 021 were cared for away from their own homes. The remainder were living with parents or relatives not attending day nurseries or receiving agency supervision in their own homes. Directors of 298 poor districts reported 730 dependent children under care. During the year institutions for dependent children and day nurseries experienced net losses in population while juvenile courts and child caring agencies faced delinquent and physically handi capped children registered again.
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Aarhisbung
Jonnings
State Department of Welfare
Family and
Department
Probe Crossing Crash Driver Faces Charges
Continued from Page One reports describe a crossing collision in which the driver faced charges after narrowly escaping a train. Miller is survived by his mother Mary Sisley and sister Ray Hamilton with a half brother Ben Sisley, the latter driving the fatal car. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Bracken-Shealing parlors with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Mr and Mrs George Stapleton returned home from a weekend with relatives in Jamestown.
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Miller
Mary Sisley
Ray Hamilton
Qolinbus
Ben Sisley
Bracken-Shealiing Company
Pine Grove Cemetery
MM Sorority Dance Delights Members In Corry Club
A sorority party held Saturday at the Corry Country Club lounge drew about forty couples and guests from North Hast and Union City. Murray Cooper and his Orchestra from Meadville provided the music for the enjoyable affair from 10 to 2. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme. Committee members were Ruth Bush, Betty Zouch, Harriett Colegrove, Mary Staine Sears, and Rita Waite.
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Mm, IM
Daening
Corry Country Club
Murray Cooper
Or Iheatra
North Hast
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Orlowing
Meadville
Ruth Bush
Betty Zouch
Harriett Colegrove
Mary Staine Sears
Rita Waite
Prohibition on Fireworks in Corry City Ordinance 665
The city enforces a complete ban on sales possession and use of fireworks under Ordinance No. 665. Violators face a fine up to 100 dollars or up to 3 days in the city jail as prescribed. Chief Burlingame signs off on the notice.
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Corry
Java
Burlingame
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Richard Ohrn
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Edward Darnoall
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Marion Kimmy
Frank Langon
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Roy Crawford
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Keister's Cut Rate Store
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