Golder with light snow notes local moves and power uptick
The item lists personnel shifts at Montgomery Ward Batavia and Fulton NY, an electric power output rise of 165 percent year over year, and a summary of regional business and civic events including hotel opening, CWA census work, and rail carloadings, with various official actions and notices across Corry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Montgomery Ward & Company
Batavia
No Yu
Fulton
Ny Yi
Big Cain
Wand
Grocers Meet at Warren to Discuss Code
Warren March meeting updates on NRA code hours for grocers with 40 attendees including J C Jones. Four groups select chairs and outline posting hours per day and weekly schedule with enforcement through royal authority. Durability of Sunday openings to be decided. In Ditusville a Tuesday meeting set minimum 64 and maximum 69 hours per week for stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mar
Morest
Corry
Astrieto
Altendance
J. C. Jones
Smith & Horton Company
Rimer Frederickson
Bert Hilkson
Banner Grocery
J. H. Perks
Perks
Co-operative Group
William Brenton
Plickinger Uch
NRA
Almilie Misting
Ditusville
Third member takes up liquor board job
Wrell Wagner, ex liquor denier of Philadelphia, becomes a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board member for two years at a 10000 dollar annual salary. Governor Pinchot named him to complete the board, joining Robert B. Gawthrop and Marshall Thompson, both seasoned lawyers with longer terms. Wagner vows to make the state store system a success and supports the Pennsylvania plan despite anticipated business regulation. He has long ties to his father’s 1847 wine firm and recently spent time in Atlantic City pursuing an estate venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
W.rell Wagner
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board
Pinchot
Wagner
Robert 8. Gawthrop
Weal Chester
Marshall Thompson
Pittsburgh
Wille
Germantown
New Liquor Board
Atlantic City
Hold Benefits for Hospital in Corry Auxiliary Meeting
An enthusiastic Corry Hospital Auxiliary session was held in the Nurses Home with Mrs. P. G. Wwen presiding. Plans were announced for a May party to raise funds for the hospital with Mrs. Glenni Barker named chair of arrangements. Members report on successful card parties and others plan events to raise a generous sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
P. G. Wwen
Glenni Barker
Negroes circulating 1 million name book for Wilberforce fund
In Kansas City Missouri a campaign seeks an endowment for Wilbeforge University, described as the nation’s oldest Negro higher education institution. A book of one million signatures is being circulated, standing three feet high and weighing 177 pounds as it advances the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wilbeforge University
Erie Clothier Dies in Store on State Street
Erie merchant Well Known Erie native died of a heart attack while seated in Ryan's Great Clothing, 1106 State Street. He was fifty two, resided at 1115 State Street, and had been in poor health since last December. He came to the store daily and had run the business here for seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rysp
Erie
Cleveland
State Street
Elopement 18 Failure Kidnap Charge Results
Ridgway March 8 Joe Cages 50 of Ridgway loved Misa Pauline Benyer of Townsonburgs. He sought parental consent with a gun. Abetted by Eugene and Dominic Papa of Ridgway they planned a license and marriage. A room was secured. they failed to obtain a car for the trip. Cageso told a false tale of kidnapping near Byrnedale. parents notified police. Cageso and Papa released on 500 bonds. girl in parental custody. Preliminary hearing set March 9 before Justice S. M. Weinstein. Cagesso denies harm. road to trial described as rough with obstacles.
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Ridgway
Joe Cages
Misa Pauline Benyer
Townsonburgs
Cagesan
Bidgway
Eugene
Tominic Papa
Beaver
Byrnedale
Gil
Cagesso
Wrests
Filgene Papa
Sim
Erie County to Sell Bonds for Unbonded Indebtedness
Erie County plans to issue bonds totaling eighty thousand dollars to cover unbonded indebtedness. The sale is set for 11 AM next Monday with proceeds earmarked for the Fall relief effort. County Controller Hirvey M Willis notes inquiries from brokerage houses and expects a smooth sale. Bonds mature in ten years, with plans to retire as many as possible in five years, bearing over four and a half percent interest.
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RUG
County Win
11 & M
Hirvey M. Willis
Woman Judge Known at Erie in Appellate Rise
Judge Florence Allen of the Onlo Supreme Court was named for life to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Cincinnati after Roosevelt appointed her on Tuesday. Miss Allen, daughter of Clarence Allen of Girard, has visited Erie often and spoken at many women’s organization events.
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Heu
Wlorensen Allen
Onlo Supreme Court
Life Today
United States Circuit Court of Apppeals
Cincinnati
Presiden Wranklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Allen
Clarence Emir Allen
Girard
Erie
Kindergarten Reorganization Moves Forward Under Relief Rules
A complete revision of the Concord school kindergarten program is needed due to new federal relief regulations restricting instruction to families on relief. About seventy five children have attended at Miss Louise Mount's home on West Frederick Street. An attempt will be made to continue classes with a nominal parental charge, while relief-eligible children will be accommodated. A survey seeks to determine if enough parents will enroll to justify continuing under the new setup.
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Concord School
Bise
Louise Mount
West Frederick Street
Touay
Dal Bar Tot By Nero Vow Ad Ee Tats
A fragmented OCR item notes a bar tale involving Nero, a vow, and tattoo related details. The readable text hints at a local scene with a dramatic pledge and possible tattooing, but concrete names, dates, or places remain unclear.
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Furr
Raison Electric Institute
Rphis
John Kibler
Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Phoenix Hotel
East Mute Street
Jerome Hillet
Clark Pain
Joseph Shambure
CWA
Union City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philo
Dix
States
Rotary Chibat
Titusville
Irie
Crawford
Elk
Venango
McKean
Me Insurance Exchange
George H. Clavin
North East
U. S
Nod Filer
Louis Card
Wank
Internal Revenue
David L. Lawrence
Guy ‘S Helvering
United States
Felvering
Kkitchens
Indiantown Gap Reservation
National Guard
David J. Davis
War Department
Washington
Hadley Contracting and Corstruelion Company
HyVis Otis
Ritz Pennyylvaniang
New York Stock
Grocers
E.E. Guignon
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
Johnsonburg
Phoenix
Citizens National Bank
Erie County
Walter Baker
Hiney
Glendora Ation
Owen Tresht
Ananassae Hart
Glendix
Meplum Sie
Baldwin Apples
Sunkist
Eta
Rou
Lettuce, Calif
Iceberg
Calif
Ambe
Oathwestern Pennsylvania
Spencer's Place
West Washington St
Will J. Wilcox
East Main St
Lynn Gordon & Son
Donaldson Bros
Ring Creek, Ps
Knowlton's Cash Grocery
Assinaton
Tare
Dr. L. Negroe
Fed
Ur Dal Bar Tot
Nero
EE Tats
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