Realty transfers and licenses mark busy county notes
Realty transfers recorded at Er repented include Worth Hammond to Percy Hilburg on Congress street. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ralph B. Peterson and Lumetta Meisher of Unie chy. Fifteen Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation loans totaling 55000 were approved by state officers. Contests and registrations dominate town news as voters line up for corrections and party affiliation changes. Local projects include cinder paving and a Rex theatre film with prairie songs. Governor Black projects 500000 to 1000000 jobs with capital to small industries.
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Errepent
Worth Hammond
Percy Hilburg
Congress Street
Federat Government
Wii County
Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ietet
Osiries H. Schloss
CWA Work Brings Calendar Changes at Camp Junior High
The Corry School District Board approved minor calendar changes for the CWA program at Camp and Junior High, extending the school term to end in early June and avoiding graduation delays. Funds for interior redecorating, labor, and grading work were allocated, while other projects remain under review. Ed Bonebright’s spring accident is noted in brief.
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Valendar
Huntor and
CWA
Board of Education
Ralph
Dewey
Scove
Messrs
Bennett, Brown,Hillstrom, Lambing and Patterson
Maude Barnes
Allvancine
Corry
Wright
Congress
Fotoh
Soncord
Te Bpart
E Davis & Sons
Lance
Ity
Edward Harfington
Library
Washington School
Three Huge Dams Powering Southern Utilities
Central Press reports Knoxville correspondence on three TVA dams Wilson Norris Wheeler shaping cheap electricity, flood control, and navigation for seven southern states. Wilson Dam already built, Norris and Wheeler under construction to form a vast river system with reservoirs, towns displaced, and thousands of workers living in model camps. The article credits Arthur Morgan of the TVA with arguing government control yields lower power costs than private ownership and warns private fragmentation would hinder统一 development.
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Whe Gon
Earl L. Shaub
Central Press Cor
Knoxville
Tenn
Mar
Tennessee River
South-Arn
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris Dam
Wheeler Dam
South
Power Trust
Wilson
Norris
Cove Creek
George W. Norris
Te. Y. x
King's Mountain
Fone
Ater Ginsentoy
Wasple Shoals
Que Wheeler
Arthur Morgan
Reorganization meeting for Spartansburg Bank at Grange Hall
A meeting of depositors and stockholders at Grange Hall last night discussed reorganization of the Spartansburg National Bank. John H. Wright of Jamestown spoke, along with Swails, and District Attorney Stuart A. Culbertson of Meadville urged stock subscriptions. A 15 member committee was formed to solicit deposits, with hopes of a swift revival and stronger local finance. Judge O Clare Kent granted orderly bond sale authority under conservatorship with currency department approval. The bank has long served the community and organizers expect it to become a leading small-town financial institution.
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Grange National Bank
Spartansbug
Grange Hall
Barr
O. Clare Kent
Meadville
M. Thompson
Spartansburg National
Spartansiung Bank
Former Corry Resident Dies at 61
Mrs. Alice Waney Fahey, wife of Pian Fahey, formerly of Corry, died this morning at St Vincent's hospital Erie after months of illness. She was 61 and survived by husband two daughters Mrs Jesse Mason of Corry and Miss Marie Boehm of Erie one son Stanley Boehm of Meadville several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services from a family home in Erie Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Alice Waney
Pian Fahey
Bis West 11Th Street
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fhrmey
Indiana man held in matrimonial fraud case
Joseph B. Weintraub a 68 year old Shelbyville Indiana resident is held on embezzlement charges tied to a matrimonial bureau arrest following a Nashville Tennessee complaint by Miss Mabel Gentry. Police say he earned about 530,000 over a year from multiple women including 326,000 from a Philadelphia woman and 312,000 from a Pittsburgh woman.
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Joseph B. Weintraub
Shelby-1ville
Ind
Upons Pelice
embez#lement
Mabel Gentry
Nashville
Tenn
Weintraub
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Encampment Dates Set for Pa Guardsmen at Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard units including Company A will train at Mount Gretna from July 14 to July 28. The 28th Division Headquarters and multiple brigades will join at Mount Gretna while the 103rd Engineers and 103rd Medical Regiment stay at Indiantown Gap. Additional units head to Colebrook and Midleton for aviation duties.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Blaine Smathers
112Th Regiment
Haseen
National Guard
28Th
103Rd Engineers
103Rd Medical Regiment
531Afield Artillery
24Rd Coast Artillery
103Rd Ordnance Company
Indiantown Gap
52Nd Cavalry
Colebrook
Midaletown
Power Control Debate Sparks Regional Utilities Question
A debate argues for a single, region-wide water system under centralized control to realize full power potential. Critics warn private corporate hold would concentrate economic power and threaten local wallets. The piece likens foreign trade imbalances to municipal payment flows favoring foreign‑owned utilities, risking economic impoverishment.
Dominica’s History and Rise as a Lime Leader
A fragmented summary notes Dominica’s people the Antilles aborigines and a later peaceable nation. It recalls Rodney defeating De Grise in 1782 and calls Dominica the world’s leading lime producer with Roseau as its main port and vital hub.
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Dominica
Antilles
Rodney
de Griese
Domilutes
Roseau
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Ralph B. Peterson
Lumetta Meisher
Uniechy
Guignon Hardware
Grnnon
Guignon
Spartansburg
BrAtt
Rex Theatre
West South Street
Stock Exchange
Ira Manville Miller
Detroit
Thomas A. Edison
Bridgeport Hospital
Connecticut
Faher
Lewis Miller
John H. Vinent
Chautauqua Institution
Jagon Smith
North Center Street
Harl Spencer
West Smithtreet
Eugene KR. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Black
Aight
The
Powell Motor Company
Department of Revenue
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Sparta Bank
Ed ‘Ward Bonebright
Tennessee Valley
Ty Highway
New York
Anantemy
Atlantic City
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
112Th Infantry
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Grundy
Rorry
Ally
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