Crawford Woods Heads Golden Rule Club
Greensburg Pa March 5 A physician testifying for the defense in the William Letherman murder case acknowledged the victim Viola Dennis may have died from a fall after a confrontation over drinking. Dr Theodore B Siem of Monessen said skull fracture could come from a fall onto a hard surface and found no evidence of a bottle blow or fatal bruising beyond facial injuries.
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United Press
Greensburg
William Letherman
Theodore B. Siem
Monessen
Commonwealth
Viola Dennis
Letherman
Dennis
Dr. Stem
Miss Jennis
Charleroi-Monessen Hospital
P. A. Ley
Bonora
Golden Rule Club Elects Crawford Woods President
Crawford M Woods was chosen president of the Golden Rule Club at its annual meeting in Maccabee hall. Joseph L Spielman was named vice president. Miss Marie Banks was reelected secretary treasurer. The club planned a June rally with the American Legion and discussed expanding Christmas lighting sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford M. Woods
Golden Rule Club
Maccabee Hall
Woods
John A. Blatt
Joseph L. Spiman
Woman's Benefit Association
Howard Sheen
Beatrice Shafer
Gallagher
Erle
J.C. Flanagan
Pittsburgh
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Austin Carpenter
East Randolph
N. Y
Corry
Carpenter
Randolph Min
Carpent
Woolf
Joseph L. Spielman
Blatt
Marie Banks
Rex Theatre
West South Street
American Legion
Lloyd Stowe
Elmer C. Carrier Post
Gentilman
Anjes
Cox
Pomona Grange Session Heads to Wattsburg March 14 15
Corry Grange attends Erie County Pomona Grange gathering hosted by Wattsburg Grange No 106 for a two day program Thursday and Friday March 14 and 15 1935. Readings talks and music accompany sessions on farm management education home economics and real estate topics with a banquet and devotional period.
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Corry Grange
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Wattsburg Grange No. 106
Carry
Grange
Arthur Harwood
Wattsburg Grange
Archie Billings
Pomona
Olivers
Mildred Belknap
E. L. Moffitt
State College
Lake Shore Grange
Joe Wolf
West Greene Grange
Pomonis Chorus
W. W. Sones
Erie Branch
University of Pittsburgh
John Timmons
Edinboro Grange
Ruth Harwood
Laverta Turner
Clara Dewey
H. D. Whitney
T.tate
Belle Valley Grange
Phillipsville Grange
Wattaburg Grange
Union City Grange
Oscar
Erickson
Charles D. Cook
Councilmen to Probe Need for New Dump Truck
City considers a new dump truck with a unanimous council decision to refer the purchase to Councilmen Nichols and Heath for investigation. Streets director Nichols noted delays on the purchase and emphasized the machine’s necessity despite Mayor Miller’s concern over city finances. A delay until a fuller meeting was proposed, but the motion to investigate proceeded.
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Leo M. Muldericle
Stanley H. Nichols
Frank L. Heath
Nichols
Streets
Miller
A. Duke
Thief Foiled In Robbery Try At Allenhurst Avenue
Ridgway police report a prowler entered the Harris apartment on Allenhurst Avenue Saturday evening but fled before stealing anything. Entrance gained via a cellar door. Mrs Russell Cesstia heard the disturbance and rushed downstairs as Mr Harris entered. The intruder escaped through a rear door. Police are investigating.
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Kiwismax
Marcus
George Harris
Allenhurst Avenue
Ridgway
Rusell Cesstia
DeRosay Addresses Corry Republican Women Meeting
D. Warren DeRosay spoke at the Corry Council of Republican Women monthly meeting in the Hotel Corry on legislative duties and upcoming bills. An open discussion followed his insightful talk. Also noted is a scholarship record from LMA, Wash, where Harry Buller Pinney finished eight grades in four years at age 10 with an average of 98.
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D. Warren Derosay
Waa City
Corty
Wash
Harry Buller Pinney
Hima High School
City seeks state liquor refunds totaling 1500 to 2000 dollars
City Solicitor Walter H. Scott was authorized to contact state executives the liquor control board and Governor Harte to demand immediate payment of liquor license fee refunds owed to Corry. The council approved letters stressing urgency and potential earliest receipt of funds, with projected totals between 1500 and 2000 dollars.
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State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
George H. Harte
Walter H. Scott
Charles M. Loveland
Wilkes-Barre
C. A. Duke
Glenn Miller
Leo M.mulderick
Liquor Control Board
Scott
Corry
All Dealers to Share in Gas in City Agreement
City council discussed a verbal proposal for dealers to share in refilling city trucks and machines. Councilman Leo M Mulderick announced a company sought a portion of the gasoline business and hints of favored dealers arose. The item was not acted on and the matter ended without formal action.
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Leo M. Mulderick
Mac's Inn Burglars Take Slot Machine
Mac's Inn west of the city on Roosevelt Highway was entered during the night. A slot machine was the only item taken after a rear door window was smashed. Corry police had no information. the inn lies outside municipal limits, so state police may investigate.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Sewer Assessment Approved on Frederick Street
City Council approved sewer assessments on West Frederick Street after a routine session led by Mayor Glen Miller with all council members present. Treasurer Franke E. Westley reported February book balance of 45.63 and March balance of 104.08 with total receipts 7,313.70 and disbursements 6,749.97. The viewers report was turned over for collection, property records for 1220 North Center Street were changed to 220 land and 870 building value, and a survey on Worth Street back extension for Roy Howard was granted.
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Glen ‘Miller
Concil
Franke E. Westley
Funni
West Frederick Street
Inél Il Syas
C. J. McCray
Stanley H. Nichols
Leo M. Mulderfels
North Center Sreet
Dessie M. Howles
Ira M. Pearce
Roy Howard
Moberly Man Hears Squeak In Lively Courtroom Tale
A Moberly resident with a failing heart is described as having a percussive squeak with every breath. A local doctor examined him while a spectator named BrDt made a quirky joke about oiling a pin on his suspenders.
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Moberly
BrDt
Davidson Denies Quarrel With Wife In Inquest
Brailley Davidson told a coroner jury in Pinehurst that he loved his heiress wife Elva Statler Davidson who died under puzzling circumstances in their resort home garage. He denied any quarrel or abuse and was pressed on his finances, his wife’s millions, their romance, and plans for children.
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United Press
Pinehurst
N.C
Brailley Davidson
Elva Statler Davidson
Davidson
Rowland Pruette
Threatened aluminum workers strike held up
Pittsburgh March 5 a threatened aluminum workers strike was halted pending arrival of a representative of the national labor board to arbitrate differences. Secret talks have been ongoing since Thursday between Aluminum Company of America executives and National Council of Aluminum Workers and A F L affiliates. The conferences aim to forge a new working agreement replacing the expiring one, including wage increases.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
National Labor
Aluminum Company of America
National Council of Aluminum Workers
A. F P
Latiitiate
Ohé
Tomorow
Local Banks To Cooperate In Housing Loans
Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Corry will back a Federal Housing Administration home modernization program in Corry. J. Gallagher of Erie, FHA field representative, returns to finalize local setup. A committee will direct the effort, with a mass meeting to explain loan access and repayment methods. The program, expected to run into thousands and create construction jobs, aims to begin surveys soon.
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Citizens National Banke
National Bank of Corry
Gullagher
Erie
Federal Housing Administration
Corry
Gallagher
Acquitted of Arson Charge in Clearfield Store Fire
Jurors found Cheatin and Maren Bse not guilty in the Joseph Santinoceto arson case involving the destruction of a Clearfield store last September. The verdict, reached Friday after a heated trial, followed testimony presented from 10:35 Thursday morning until 8:25 Friday morning.
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Cheatin, Maren Bse
Joseph ‘Santinoceto
Clearfield
Fragmented Historic Tax Dispute Echoes in Sparse Text
Partial OCR snippet hints at a state tax dispute over gasoline with references to Penn and a gion Hii tat. Readable details are minimal, but the fragment suggests a regional fiscal matter involving state tax on fuel and potential gubernatorial or legislative context.
Mimay Wm Fuels Report Sparks Policy Debate
In a terse exchange, Mimay and official voices clash over fuel rules. Lawmakers consider tightening penalties while stakeholders urge measured steps to ensure supply stability and fair access amid rising costs.
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Crawford Woods
J. L. Spiesman
Wattsburg
County Grange
Heath
Nich
Council In Carry
Frederick ST
Pertussin
Condra Pharmacy
Statler
Root’s Furniture Store
Sperien
Inerea
Mutiye
Penn
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