Beaverdam Area Struggles From Snow Storm Travel
Beaverdam residents report heavy snow and blocked roads as students from here attending Corry High faced long delays. Some were forced to leave cars at a filling station and be ferried to Beaverdam by a team and sleigh. Many stayed with local families amid continued travel restrictions and power outages, while church and community events were postponed or canceled.
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Beaverdam
Corry High
Mar
Corry
Range's Corners
Carl Proctor
Lawrence Watrous
Hem
Katheryn Parkay
Pmelina Drake
Jane Breed
Robert Mulvin
Verna Gibbons
Franklin Nally
Keene
Tunnville
Oil City
Pittsfield
Th Methodist Church
Methodist
United Brethren
Jamestown
Cindy
Erie
Atonda
Pred Peterson
Matel
Johnstown
Charles Hodge
Jessie Whitney
Spartansburg
H. D Whitney
Madeline Pribble
Gerald Bagley
Cash Smith
Nughter
Betty
SR. Lyons
Jay Smith
W. H. Cummings
Cummings
Clarence Bisbee
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Robert Proctor
Erie Firemen Shakeup Affects Officers and Bels
Safety Director Harry J. Kletes Turstay pushed a rapid council shakeup that demoted 21 Erie firemen effective April 1. Veteran captains Dan Andrews George Weber and Mebter were reduced in rank along with several lieutenants and drivers amid a department restructuring.
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Fire Bureau
Harry J. Kletes Turstay
Kiebes
Frank Mebler
Ngin Co. 7
Charles R. Barker
Dan Andrews
Bregan
George Weber
Mebter
Joseph Lacey
Ray Green
John Amster
Louis Kempf
Martin Metter
Fred Deitsch
Erhardt Pundt
Condemn Meat In Flood Areas In Keystone State
Millions of pounds of meat condemned by state inspectors in undated stores restaurants and packing houses across Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Johnstown areas were burned or sent to soap factories with removal to public dumps forbidden. Inspectors applied kerosene to deter sale of unanitary meat for human consumption.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Marc
Keystone
Department of Agriculture
Ayena of Animal Industry
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
J Hansen Frevich
Big Pymatuning Reservoir Reaches 13 Flow-Line Limit
Big Pymatuning Reservoir in Pennsylvania reached a record flow-line of sixty four billion gallons yesterday after swelling five inches in 15 hours. Officials expect the lake to begin lowering its crest into the Shenango river through a dam neck today, with the gates closed for 26 months drawing hundreds of sightseers to view the immense structure absorbing flood waters in the Shenango and Beaver valleys.
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Greenville
Pymatuning
Sveas
Shenango
Beaver
Shenango River
Waica
Ware
Erie WPA Workers 10 Get Checks Today
Erie March 25 Thirty five hundred paychecks for workers in the Erie WPA area were brought to this city by car from Greensburg Pa the western Pennsylvania distributing point since flood waters halted traffic in the Harrisburg area They were sorted and sent out to Clarion Venango and Warren counties by auto or mail while check delivery to Cyayiford County workers will be by mail The Erie director dispatched divers to Greensburg for additional checks and work continues on reshaping roughly 200 projects whose Harrisburg copies were destroyed by floodwaters in the state capital.
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Erie
Erie Wpa
Kensburg
Farrisburg
Clarion
Venangon County
Warren
Pennsylvania
Edinboro students seek reinstatement of prof
Edinboro State Teachers College students circulate a petition to reinstate a popular professor informed Monday his services would end after the current school year. Dr Carman Ross, the college president, calls the action regrettable but necessary for economic reasons.
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Brie
Mar Vo
Hainboro State Teachers College
Carman
Ross
CCC Camps to Remain In This Area
In Kane on March 95 CCC camps in the Allegheny National forest will not be transferred as planned due to damage from recent sleet and floods across Big Level and downstate towns. Several nearby camps, established over the past three years, were to be abandoned, but orders from Washington now call for continued operation of the Cog camp at Reayville in the Pymatuning reserve area, despite an earlier directive to close by April 1.
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Kane
CCC
Allegheny National Forest
Ward
Bittsburgh
Brig
Iire
Buffalo
Meadville
Mar
Washington
Reayville
Pymatuning Reservoir
Rebekahs Name New Officers
An Evening meeting of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge elected officers, initiated candidates, and planned a program for Rally Day in honor of Schuyler Colfax. Sallie Dyckes was chosen noble grand, Libby Rogers vice grand, Lovina Mapes trustee, Hazel Knowlton named Grand Lodge representative. installation set for April.
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Franklin Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hajf
Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah
Sallie Dyckes
Libby Rogers
Lovina Mapes
Hazel Knowlton
Grand Lodge
Pittsburgh
Tyne
B. R. Johnson
Doris Loveland
Johnson
L. R. Tiffany
Rogers
J. Marsh
Knowlton
Fall Day Meeting on Lawn and Grounds at Erie Library
The Agricultural Extension Association plans a fall day of lawn and grounds discussions at Erie Public Library Perry Square on Wednesday April 1 1936. Forenoon session starts 10 00 a m and afternoon session at 1 30 p m Speakers Fred Grau extension agronomy specialist and A O Rasmussen ornamental horticulturist from Pennsylvania State College will discuss lawn problems and related topics. The events are open to the public and invite attendees with lawn concerns to participate.
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Erie
Agricultural E- Tension Association
Perry Square
Fred Grau
Warren teachers receive salary increases at special session
At a Warren borough school board special session in the high school, 27 teachers were given increases required by law, with many staff receiving minor raises. The year saw salaries held near the statutory minimum, while last year’s increases placed some above the minimum by about three and a half percent.
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Wairrein
Mar
Warren Borough
Thes Board
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