Inauguration Day Troop Meets and Local Notes
A tangle of brief items covers patrolman Betts recovering after a motorcycle crash near Wrightsville, Knights of Columbus planning a Sunday district meeting in Louisburg with speakers Flaherty McGill Connolly, a vocational school ruling debate, a Washington theatre engagement, and a Holy Hour observance announced by the Pope. Weather shifts from heavy snow to gradual warming. stock markets pause due to New York blackout. local figures Hartling and Bartlett noted for civic ties. sports report from Kuge High and Cory area playoff implications.
Closing of Corry Hospital Urgently Pleads for Aid
Corry Hospital faces imminent closure due to deep debt and dwindling income from patient payments, state aid, and donations. C F Brown of the Corry Hospital Association appeals to citizens to raise $6,000 within six months and provide ongoing support of $300 per month for a year, or else the hospital will shut.
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Corry Hospital
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Corry Ant
Ita Monsad
Om. Ral
C. F. Brown
Corry Woman's Club Music Dept Meeting Tonight
Miss Wilniah Young will present the program for the Corry Woman's Club Music Department meeting at 7:00 p.m. Monday, with the Junior High School Glee Club to sing. The Garden Department meets Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the club house on Mott Street with Mrs A D Colegrove and Mrs Thomas Ragan as hostesses.
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Wilniah Young
Corry
Mumford Bill Aims to Regulate Public Utilities
Warren Mar 4 The pilot A W Mumford a Warren PA General Assembly representative reports a bill regulating public utility acts and limiting changes in wires without Public Service Commission approval. Endorsed by Boroughs Association and supported by Governor Pinchot the measure seeks to curb rate changes after filings and advance with first reading in Harrisburg.
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A. W. Mumford
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Warren County
Oetas
Hie Subic Utilities
Public Seryicy Commission
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Association of Boroughs
Harrisburg
Blackman
Mimford
Chapman
Pinchot
Rouseville Borough Cuts Taxes and Revises Water Rates
Rouseville Borough council cut the tax rate by one mill from 16 and lowered the water rate from 90 to 85 cents per thousand. New discount and penalty rules were adopted: discounts for bills paid before the 10th of the following month and a 5 percent penalty for payments after the 10th. A new floor project for the Grange Hall in Youngsville was approved. timber bought and volunteer workers will lay the hard surfaced floor.
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Rouseville
Rouseville Borogh Council
Grange Hall
Youngsville
Ttaw Grange
Grange
Firemen Lose Trail in Night Blaze at Quingy
Firefighters searched through a heavy night blaze in Quingy California to locate the fire but became lost. By the time the fire was found the home of G. Ahrens had burned to the ground.
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Quingy
Cal
Erie Milk War Drops Prices To Four Cents A Quart
In Erie on Friday a milk price war erupted as multiple dairies cut quart milk to four cents to blunt the Arctic ghost firm. Officials indicated the move aimed to keep stores in business as other retailers prepared to match the four cent price. Banked health records show the Arctic firm buys from Me County Mill, with processing by KCML AL, while ownership remains uncertain.
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Mar
Lorie
Sanitary
Waterford Pirms Dairies
Orter
Arctic Milk Company
Spath Dairy
Itu Liberty Street
Younan
Stout
W. F. Born
Erie County
Milk Association
Board of Health Records
Avetie
Me County
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Arctic
Born
Arctic Company
KCML
Davis decries repeal move on 28th Amendment
Mar 4 Eas e Former County Commissioner Charles R. Davis denounces the proposed repeal of the 28th Amendment as distasteful and economically harmful. He predicts state conventions would likely ratify but doubts full repeal. Davis vows to oppose changes while noting generational shifts in prohibition views. Oregon teachers may hunt cougars for a living under a bill linking district pay to teacher tenure.
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Charles R. Davis
Davis
Pennsylvania
Hie
Cougars
Salem, Ore
House of Representatives
Immense 80-foot Icicles Formed in California Park
Icicles 60 feet long and three feet thick formed on Morn Rock during winter snowstorm, visible nine miles away. The massive columns are described as the largest ever seen in the park, attracting visitors and officials to assess the unusual phenomenon.
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Sequota National Fare
Cal
Two Day Bank Holiday Looms in Penna and New York
The piece reports a two day bank holiday in Pennsylvania and New York amid withdrawal limits, with state officials urging banks to close and Governor Pinchot approving Attorney General Schnader’s actions to restrict withdrawals. It notes similar moratoriums in other states and the Chicago exchanges closing, including the Chicago Board of Trade suspension.
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New York
Schnader
Gordon
Pennsylvania
Gordon Sid
Chicago
Mar
Chicago ‘Stocks Exchange
Dairymen to Be Aided by League Distribution
New York March. Readiness of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association to discharge its obligations before May 1 was announced by Treasurer Chester Young. The association plans to retire securities at par with interest to May 1, 1925, providing funds to aid farmers in paying debts, buying equipment, and supporting spring work as milk prices remain depressed.
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New York
Dairymen's League
Tno
Chester Young
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Mr Young
Young
Boar of
Aidal
Personal crisis after mother's death ends life in Franklin
Wiliam J. Mus ply, 8, longtime New York Central worker at Hirbhard, Franklin, shot himself at 8 o'clock this morning. Born November 12, 187m in Doughton, he served Lake Shore and Michigan Southern as telegrapher since 1897 and was a second trick signalman at Doughton tower. He never married and cared for his invalid mother who died months ago, a factor in his suicide.
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Wiliam J. Mus
New York Central
Hirbhard
Murphy
Doughton
Lake Shore
Michigan Y Southern Fr R
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