Local Reports Highlight Weather, Elections and Damaging Strewn News
The city faces snow clearance by street crews and a temporary drought of snow as roads remain poor. The state bureau reports 180 lost driving permits with 58 revoked and 121 suspended. The elections bureau begins lottery draw to determine primary ballot order with over 2250 candidates. Chief figures also note flood relief donations and a mayoral or lodge installation event.
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Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
State Elections Bureau
Corry High Students Prepare Evening Concert
High school musicians present an evening program in the Corry auditorium at 8 o clock to raise funds for county music contest participation. The show features solos, trios, ensembles and bands from both junior and senior high schools with varied selections by Sibelius Mozart and more. Proceeds support travel and contest expenses.
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Corry High
Erie County
Strong-Vincent High School
Erie
Joyallee Club
Beatrice ‘Shaffer
Corry
Schosla
Sibelius
Butterflies
Cadman
Green Cathedral
Hahn
D. Rickers
TL. Whiteley
B. Beckwith
Alleges
Mozart
Dorothea Brockman
Schubers
Dohingen
Hensel
Klemm
Glass Golos Sater
Glee Club
the Isle of Sleep
Bornschein
Sylvia
O. Speaks
Sentoy High
Seita
Alberta McIlroy
Ferrari
Spicker
R. Vest
W Pauleon
D. Ricker
M. Kovach
J. Perry
Vi Mann
M. Dubrosky
M. Soréneon
L. Whiteley
J. Place
E. Bedwilly
R. Johnson
Columbiana
Rollinson
Wilma Paulson
Colonists Meet at Warren for State D A R Event
Daughters of the American Colonists from the area attend the Pennsylvania state meeting at Warren Woman's Grill. Mrs Patterson will address delegates plus local members plan luncheon and afternoon session. Dr Donald A Cadzow Harrisburg state archaeologist will speak on The Restoration of Pennbury Home of William Penn. Ds L Hunter Kanmpagoa Chapter regent hosts Erbup.
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Daughters of the
Daughters of the American Colonists
Pennsylvania
Warren Woman's Grill
B. [Patterson
Donald A. Cadzow
Harrisburg
Pennbury
William Penn
Ds. L. Hunter
Deep Snow Cripples Maple Syrup Industry
Report from Unis vlain ity area describes heavy snows four to five feet deep in sugar woods. Many maple trees sapless as trees covered, forcing producers to miss tapping with sap runs delayed. Local farmer notes thousands of trees tapped and ruined by snow, threatening thousands of dollars in losses.
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Unis Vlainity
Carter Hill
Uhe Journal
Pme
Hillstrom Goes to New York for Swedish Chamber Luncheon
Willstrom secretary and general manager of Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp. sails to New York for a Swedish Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Roosevelt Hotel. Notable speakers include Woolmar Bolstrom and Martin Kastengren with Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson, a former counsel to the Corry Jamestown firm who helped name and found the company.
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D. A.willstrom
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
New York City
Swedish Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Hotel Roosevelt
Woolmar Bolstrom
Sweden
Martin Kastengren
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Conny-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Washington
Hillstrom
Warren
Calkins
Coty-Jamestown Corporation
Marriage Announced in Corry and Buffalo Ties
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Isabelle Smith of this city to Jerry Blanchard of Corry took place Friday. The couple, attended by Miss Clara Cullen and Richard Bachomer, reside at 608 Concord Street. Miss Smith is a 1935 graduate of Ste Edward's High School.
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Mary Isabelle Smith
A. L. Hughes
Buffalo
Jerry Blanchard
Corry
William Blanchard
Jamestown
Clara Cullen
Richard Bachomer
Boy told of father’s death after fatal wound
The 15 year old Jimmy Matthews learned he was the killer’s son after his father Michael Matthews, 38, died from an abdominal wound six hours earlier. Police had to tell him the tragic news as he waited in Brielle’s detention home. A coroner’s jury will determine accountability. The boy will view his father’s Calvary cemetery burial after funeral services at St. Joseph’s church.
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BRU
Jimmy
James Edward Matthews
Honor
Michael Matthews
Brie
Brielles
Timmy
Calvary Cemetery
St. Joseph's Church
Bng
Corry Veterans Attend Meadville District Council Meeting
One hundred veterans from Corry and area attended the quarterly district council meeting in Meadville. District Commander Neubert of St Marys presided as posts discussed flood relief efforts and the Northwest Counties district council banquet with a national commander as guest speaker. Meadville and Bradford bid for hosting.
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MR. Amy
Clyde Reynolds
Paul Quinlisk
John Boland
Francis M. Duke
A. W. Thompson
Meadville
Neubert
St. Marys
North West Counties District Council
Bradford
Jast
Bernardine Voorhees Crowned Local Beauty Queen
In San Bernardino Gal growers chose a queen who pleases the ear as well as the eye. Miss Bernardine Voorhees, a telephone operator, won the title after auditions by telephone among beauty candidates.
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San Bernardino
Large Salaries Paid by Corporations Are Listed
United Press reports a 1934 salary supplemental showing payments over $1,000 by major companies and studios. Names include Thomas J. Watson of IBM at $204,439, Janet Gaynor at $252,584, Wil Roger at $244,314, Fox Film executives and stars such as Lew Ayres, Shirley Temple, and Carole Lombard, plus Columbia Pictures and Warner Bros figures. Also lists payments to directors, writers, actors, producers and executives from Hollywood firms and other corporations.
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United Press
Washington
Howie Ways
The
Treasury
Congress
Ist
Couner
Thomas J. Watson
International Mudic Machines| Corp
Fox Film Corp
Janet Gayner
Wil Rogera
W. FE. Sheehan
Way
Lew Ayres
Warner Baxter
Charles Ferrell
George Artiss
Constance Bennett
Feady Vallee
Vallee Orchestra
Inc
J .L. Crosby, Jr
Crosby Productions
J. N. Crosby
Bullock's Department Store
Los Angeles
P. G. Winnett
Columbia. Pictures
Hollywood
Brigkin
Harry Cohen
Donald Cook
John Ford
Theresa Helburn
Jack Holt
Robert Riskin
Victor Schmwertzinger
Ann Sothern
C.K. Feldman Corp
Beverly Hills
Charles K. Feldman
Fox Film Corporation
Richard Arlen
Eawin Burke
Serler
John Boles
Stepin Fetchit
James Gleason
Sam Mellman
Henry King
Edmund Lowe
Sonya Levien
Victor McLaglen
Ernest Pascal
al Rocket
Spencer Tracy
Helen Twelvebees
Raoul Walsh
Sol Wurtzel
Aircetor
American Smelting and Refining Co
New York
Guggenheli
F. H. Brownell
Earl BD. Babst
Best and Co
Phillp le Boutillier
Hattie Carnegie, Inc
Hattie Carrnegie
Tduveen Bros, Inc
Lord Duveen
Milbank
Half a Million Pennsylvania Dogs Remain Unlicensed
Harrisburg reports about 500000 dogs in the state lack licenses two months after permits went on sale. Owners should visit county treasurers to obtain 1936 tags or face fines up to 100 dollars and possible jail. Licenses cost 1 dollar for males 2 dollars for females and 1 dollar for spayed dogs with a 10 cent recording fee. kennels have separate rates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Department of Agriculture
Owens to race Peacock at Public Hall this Saturday
Cleveland report says Jesse Owens will run against his arch rival Enlace Peacock of Temple University in a 50 yard invitation dash at Public Hall. Owens recently won three events at the Buller Relays in Indianapolis and will seek another victory.
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Cleveland
Mar
Jesse ‘Owens
Ohio State
Thdianapolis
Public Hall
East Tech
Enlace Peacock
Temple University
Kane Telephone System Hardest Hit in Ice Storm
Warren district manager G Sweeney of Bell Telephone said 121 crews worked to restore service in Kane after a severe ice storm. About 60 phones were out and restoration was occurring at 50 lines per day, with full service hopeful by weekend. Long distance lines remained functional to Warren Buffalo Jamestown and nearby areas.
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Xand
Kane
Reed
Sweeney
Warren
Bell Telephone Company
Tie
Harrisburg
McKeesport
New Castle
Cleveland
Bell Telephone and A
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Annsborough
Union City Tax Sets 21 Mill Levy For School Support
Union City taxpayers will face a 21 mill tax on real estate as set by school directors Frank P. Glaverent and Clark Rice. The budget is available at the high school office for two weeks of review by interested taxpayers.
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Union City
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