Corry Notes On Earthquake News And Local Events
Corry residents react to California quake and local affairs. Hoard of Education meets Monday. Rex theatre showcases a new reel amid Roosevelt news. The McKinney couple’s funeral plans follow Miami fatal injuries. Appomattox Day observed with postevent observance. Legal action advances in Meadville suit. Jew calendar Purim observed. Chevrolet Standard Hatchback featured at Wells Moloy showroom. National and regional economic figures released. NBC schedule revisions affect Phil Lord and Seth Parker programs. Weather outlook predicts rain early week then warmth later.
Wayne Township Cuts 1933 Tax Levy One Mill
Fire swept through Guys Mills center Friday noon, threatening most of the village. The Od Fellows building and surrounding structures burned, causing about 20,000 in damage. The TO. O. P. lodge Randolph Grange lost equipment and records, while D. F. Bird’s grocery and the post office suffered major losses. Fire prevention by volunteers and nearby towns limited further spread despite high winds. post office operation was disrupted.
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Wayne Township
D. F. Block
Guys Mills
Mar
Nealthy
Chile
TO. O. P
Randolph Grange
D. F. Bird
Stadium General Grocery Land
Jesse Fisher
Biri
Misher
Burnia
Tre
Wayne township approves nine mill tax levy cut
Supervisors of Wayne Township vote to reduce the township tax from ten to nine mills this year after a petition by the taxpayers' union. They may cut one mill after budget review and allow one third of taxes to be paid on roads. Local property owners welcomed the relief amid strong union support.
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Board of Governors of Taxpayers’ Union
Wayne Township
Taxpayers’ Union
Mayville High School Drops Homemaking Department
Mayville High School trustees voted to discontinue the homemaking department and kindergarten classes next term as an economy measure. Miss Alice Byickson and Miss Charlotte Nett would head homemaking duties if contracts are offered to remaining faculty while the board awaits further information on public funds.
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Mayville
Menia
Mayville High School
Jake
Alice Byickson
oMmen
Charlotte BY Nett
Uiderstoni
Hiliott
Wien
Lautsehans
Gunal Card
Corry Building and Loan Admitted to U S League
The Corry Building and Loan Association of Corry Pennsylvania gained admission to the United States Building and Loan League. Secretary treasurer Q Mu Celaris represents the league. The association submitted financial statements and bylaws for membership which includes a 138460.25 asset base and officers Foster Hillburg and York. It will send a delegate to the league convention and join national programs for home ownership and relief.
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Corry
United States Building and Loan League
Corry Building and Loan Association
H. Cellaring
Cincinnati
Q. Mu. Cellaris
Carry
Azul Stall
East
van Buren Street
Chicago
Gurty Association
League
A. L. Foster
Mr. Post
Association
Orrin M. Hillburg
F. B. York
Corry Banks Await Permit to Reopen
Corry banks await federal authorization to reopen under new banking measures. The issuing of permits is slow and may take a few days. Cleveland Federal Reserve is processing the applications, with both institutions ready to resume operations the moment permits arrive, possibly early in the week.
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Corry Banks
Federal Reserve
Cleveland Federal Reserv
Hee Tor Novia Biatbeks
Iiat
Fish Fry at Church Sponsored by Presbyterian Men
Church dining room hosts a fish fry sponsored by the Presbyterian men of the congregation. Aimed at couples, the fundraising meal features a planned menu and proceeds benefiting the church.
Corry High Debaters Score Over Franklin
Corry High School defeated Franklin High yesterday in a debate on recognizing the Soviet government of Russia. Oleta Perking, William Tillgin, and Marie Smith led Corry while Franklin was represented by Joseph Jandy, Jamies Hwat, and Ray Pope. judges were Thomas Gill and DeForest Barton.
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Corry High School
Frantin High
United States
Russia
Corry
Garry
Oleta Perking
William ‘Till
Marie Smith
Franklin
Joseph Jandy
Jamies Hwatt
Ray Pope
Hail Seven
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers In Meeting
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met Friday afternoon despite severe weather. Devotions preceded a long business session with reports from officers. Elected: President Mrs Glenn Spencer, Vice President Mrs J McCray, Secretary Mrs Olin Pracken, Treasurer Mrs N R Dickson. A social ice cream and cake were served in honor of Mrs Garener’s birthday after adjournment.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Glenn Spencer
J. McCray
Olin Pracken
N- R. Dick
Naual Tireen
Anciemy
Willis Weed
Givag Spenvey
Linguist Syd
Atiss Fisher
Garener
Killer dog to die in Spokane deer-killing case
In Spokane Washington a dog condemned for killing a deer out of season faces death. County constable James Anderson and the game commission ordered the animal belonging to Frank Seaterg put to death after the incident near the city limits.
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Frank Seaterg
James Anerson
Game Commission
Annuals for Every Garden Growers Guide
Gardeners are learning annuals offer seasonal color for borders edgings and filled beds. They suit shaded spots and greenhouse use, with varied colors and quick blooms. Seed sowing should be thin and plants thinned or transplanted to avoid crowding for strong, quadruple blooms.
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Dmmuet Ieee
Funeral Services for James McCarthy
Funeral mass for James McCarthy who died Thursday evening at St Vincent's Hospital Erie was held at St Elizabeth's Church at 9 o'clock. Rev V J Reiser officiated, choir aided, with many neighbors attending. Interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. Pallbearers named include Roland Hitchconk Clarence Wits William Mulhearn Raymond McCoy John Huil l and George Green. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Bertha Hull and son John Roland Hitchcock and George Green of Findley Lake Mrs Holdridge and Mrs Hubbard Sherman Roland Colby and daughter Mrs Bernice Myers of Titusville.
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Requem
James McCarthy
St. Vincent’s Hospital
St. Elizabeth’s Church
V. J. Reiser
Wiites
St. Thomas Cemetery
Roland Hitchconk
Clarence Wits
William Mulheirn
Raymond McCoy
New Punishment Imposed by Santa Justice
In California Justice of the Peace Kenneth Morris ordered a driver’s car impounded for a month after the offender was brought before him. The proceeding marked a novel form of punishment rather than traditional sentencing.
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Santa Calif
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth “Morris
Sperder
Hoover Cleaner Co Official Dies by Own Action
Din P. Hoover, 47, president of the Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Manufacturing Co in Canton Ohio, died today at Cleveland General Hospital after a crash likely caused by ill health and under preparation for surgery. Coroner A J Pearse will report the death as death by own action.
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United Fueveland
Marth
Din P. Hoover
Hoover ‘Vacuurt Cleaner Manufacturing
Canton
Fe Omi & Window
Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
Unite Center for. "phe Hameo" event at noon
Fragmentary OCR notes show an event at Unite Center with unclear title, mentioning 11:00 or 12 hour timing and a term that appears as "Hameo" or similar. Details, date, and participants are unreadable.
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Unite
Phe Hameo
Ub Ael Theig
Tnunih Cat
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