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Heavy showers with thunder and lightning near midnight. Mrs May Blair of West Wayne street reports her son Henry and his wife escaped injury in California temblors last week. News from Los Angeles also says Mrs Blair’s sister and family escaped injuries in the quake. Regular Pine Grove Cemetery board meeting held yesterday approving overhead cuts to keep operations. Easter finery begins appearing in local stores. Hartisburg Superior Court heard appeal of Lawrence Woodard in an habitual criminal case. decision withheld. Harley Drake of Prospect street begins night patrol. Dibble Evangelical Party broadcasts from Buffalo weekly 10 to 10:30 p m on WIKIA. George Dibble praised as a fine tenor. Pleasantville correspondent reports Pearl Slater 10, injured slipping on stairs while preparing for Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs Slater and daughter were injured in a prior collision en route toJohnsburg. George MacDonald and sister return from Florida noting heavy tourist flow due to banking crisis affecting travelers. Harrisburg House of Representatives votes 85 to 17 against ratifying emergency insurance rules. would have allowed cash-loan refusals to policyholders in emergency. Glenn Miller reports findings from Harrisburg on proposed school changes. Harold Cragg of Aero Supply wins last week’s Gary City Bowling League prize. Steen Dry Cleaning offers a free clean for league leader. Spring street sewer flood caused by heavy showers. five street workers repaired damage. Public Service Commission executive session decision awaited. Spring bills expected to ease soon.
School Board seeks lower valuations to boost state aid
Supt R. B. Dewey and the Board of Education plan a meeting with City Council to pursue a downward revision of city valuations for this year. A taxpayers’ petition urged action to reduce assessments, noting that lowering valuations under $100,000 per teacher could nearly double state aid, saving about $13,000 to the district. The board agreed Supt Dewey would attend, with all members joining the conference.
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Dewey
Board of Education
Corry
Hased
Gay Council
Guite
Supt. Dewey
Bills Threaten Corry School District Funding and Control
A Corry School Board briefing shows multiple state bills that could cut state aid, limit salary reductions and ban voluntary salary deferrals. Supt Dewey outlined proposed budget cuts and administration measures while board members urged timely action against the bills and denied a strong teachers union influence.
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Negislativencouty School Systema
Dewey
John H. King
Bennett
Snp
Bids Open on School Insurance Cut by Seventy-Seven Thousand
Corry School District board reviewed insurance proposals from Dillon Brown Edward M Allen Harry Aller Foster Davis Son and Orion M Hillburg totaling about 1 62 000 for three years with a coverage reduction of 77 000 from prior limits A mutual company bid via Hillburg matched near time proposal while alternatives from Davis and Auer agencies offered similar terms The board tabled action directing the property committee to study further reductions and a possible five year term with a report due at the next meeting
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Roperties
Corry
Board of Ducation
Dillon Brown
Edward M. Allen
Harry Aller
Foster Davis & Son
Orjn M. Hillburg
Mfering
Hillburg
Syown, Davis and
Auer
Alep
Groontt
Theity
Hilburg
Mutual Company
Davis
Fry
Tir
Bennett
Property Committee
New Officers Are Installed at Corry Encampment No 241
Officers of Corry Encampment No 241 were installed in Odd Fellows Hall by District Deputy Grand Patriarch D. M. Crawford and Erie staff. Local officers include Robert Nichols as chief patriarch and William L. Colby as high priest with Carl Nelson, Charles Reynolds, and others serving in senior and junior roles. Louis Schauble and Erie officials spoke. a social session and lunch followed the induction with broad attendance.
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Corry
Odd Fellows
D. M. Crawford
Erie
James Woodrow
George Spetz
Joseph Killemier
Henry Mose
F. W. London
Robert Laurie
Pennsylvania
Louis Schauble
Relief for veterans请求美国退伍士兵救济案
Harrisburg March 14. A proposed bill by Rep. George Wade Cumberland seeks an appropriation of 16.5 million dollars for veteran relief in the House. The plan would place veteran relief under the commonwealth if the national government drops it as part of an economy program.
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Unites Fess
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
George Wade
Cumberland
Commonwealth
Corry Man Renamed to Education Council
Harrisburg March 14 The state senate confirmed Leon D Metzger as state secretary of revenue after he was named October 3 by Governor Pinchot to succeed Clyde L King who became chairman of the Public Service commission. Other appointments confirmed include: State armory in Washington Advisory health board Educational council F A Loveland Corry and others.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Senate
Leon D. Metzger
Revenue
Metzger
Pinchot
Clyde L. King
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Senate
Revival Draws Large Crowds at Local Church
A Monday evening revival at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church drew a large crowd for a sermon titled The Missing Liate by Dr. W W Colby evan gelist. The schedule runs nightly this week at 7 80 oclock except Saturday with topics Why Put Clay on a Blind Maxs Eyes and The Blood. The evangelist will also discuss his medical background from Brooklyn in relation to the Blood address.
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W W. Colby
Christian and Missionary At-lance Church
Clay
Max
Big drop in February milk price for Corry dairymen
Dairymen of Corry and vicinity will receive two cents less for February milk than January. The Dairymen's League Co operative Assoc on East Main street reports a net price of 95 cents per 100 pounds, with an 89 cent pool price including 82 cents cash and seven cents in certificates. The cut follows a seasonal production surge that diverted milk into low return by products. Mrs. P F Bartylme of Union City visited Corry Monday.
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Dairymen
Corry
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
East Main Street
Dairymen's League
Petition Drives Reconsideration Of Harding School Closing
A 1865-name petition from Harding district taxpayers urged reconsideration of closing the building, citing hardship and property value effects. The board received the petition for future consideration and heard brief appeals from Lloyd Stowe and Horton Davis of local groups urging restoration of the school appropriation, noting community developments.
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Petit Harding
Clask Howard Loveland
East Main Street
Meneri
Harding
Sétion Ieken
Maret Istin
Feirst Ward
Harding School
Hardinaclael
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West Wayne Street
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South Gate
Calif
Pine Grove
State Superior Court
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Lawrence Woodard
Barnard Foley
Mortimer E. Graham
Burton Laub
Harley Drake
Prospect Street
Police Department
Dibble
Franklin
WLBW
WIKIA
Buffalo
George Dibble
Ion
Pleasantville
Titusville
Johnsosburg
Slater
George MacDonald
South Center Street
Florida
South
George
Charles Armstrong
Glenn Miller
The
Corry Tax Payers Union
Miller
Interest 13
Taxpayers’ Group
Harold Cragg
Aero Supply
Gary City
Recenttz
All-Way Electric Company
Steen Dry Cleaning Company
Kesler
Spring Street
Seneca Street
Street Department
Harding School District
Hdmonds
Love
Brown
Odd Fellows Hall
Ore
Doane Hardware
West Main’ Street
Corry Man
Education Council
State Armory
Washington
M Beck
Alexandria
C. B. Auel
East Pittsburgh
Saylor McGhee
Lock Haven
W. L. Bicher
Oakmont
Historical Commission
Ross Pier Wright
Flora i S. Black
Somerset
Charles H. Moon
Woodboure
Workmen's Compensation Board
Thomas Py Sloan
Charles Veterinary Medical Examiners’ Board
B. B. Bittles
Waterford, and
Ste Educational Council
F. A. Lovsland
Brooklyn
Irediary
Woodin
Sharpsburg, Pa
Elmer A. Schuetz
Sharpsburg and
Etna Herald
PF. H. Barttylme
Union City
J. J. Neylon
Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
Thomas J. Parkinson
Seventh Avenue
New York, N. Y
State of
New York
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Haskins & Sells, Vertined Public Accountants
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
Losser Iemitomi
Lloyd Stowe
Horton Davis
Rotary Club
Panailce Wick
Farry, PA
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