Community Forum Highlights Municipal Airport Talks
Mrs Genavievye Johnson led an open Forum at Harding School with lively current events and two book reviews by Mrs Mildred Demboy and Mrs Douglas Rozelle. Tea and cakes were served as readers discussed progress on a Donovan farm airport site near Titusville. State PWA officials are reviewing plans with Kane firemen noting a central fire department building proposal under borough council consideration.
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Genavievye Johnson
Harding Scool
Mildred Demboy
Dougls Rozelle
Donovan Farm
Titisville
PWA
Tay Rickerson
Corry Hospital
Kane
West Ridge Acres
Hiie
J. J. Miller
John Speed
4Th Street
Miller
Marty
Rouseville
Gornplanter
Venango County
American Medical Ass'n
J. Mortimer Adler
Oil City Forum Associates
Oil City
Titusville
Carter Field
Mt. H. Church
Chile
South America
Nereslow
John Swedenhjelm
Fairview
Parent-Teachers' Association
E. J . Barnes
Russell Merritt
J. Lundy
W. J Reich
Journal
Inquest to Probe Peter Stonicki's Death Today
An inquest will be held today in the court house quarters to determine the death of Peter Stonicki a 45 year old Brie resident and father of four found fatally injured at the bottom of a stairs in a rooming house in Erie. Coroner Dr W G Stroble will supervise the proceedings to decide whether the victim was beaten robbed or fell.
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Peter Stonicki
Brie
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Sienicki
Dunkirk
Jamestown Red Crea
Community notices from Corry and area
Alma Matson eight receives care in Corry Hospital moving home to Columbus today. Mrs. Alice Breed of Jamestown marks her 95th birthday, born in Sugar Grove, crossed the Atlantic four times as a child. I H Herahelman Meadville RD reports two fingers lost from a sawing accident. Rev BR Lewis to speak at Salvation Army citadel tonight at seven, LeRoy Storer of United Brethren in Christchurch to speak Sunday at seven. Week of revivals ends tonight. A Woman's Benefit Association card party and dinner last evening at Maccabee Hall. Alma Gardner and Lizzie White receive card awards. William McAvoy Hast Main Street leaves for Kansas due to his mother Mrs. Michael McAvoy’s illness. Attorney Owen M Burns of Erie visits Corry.
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Alma Matson
Corry Hospital
Martheth
Columbus
Alice Breed
Jamestown
Sugar Grove
Atlantic Ocean
England
I. H. Herahelman
R. D
Meadville
BR. Lewis
Salvation Army Citadel
LeRoy Storer
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Woman's Benefit Association
Maccabee Hall
Alma Gardner
Lizle White
William McAvoy
Hast ‘Main
Kans
Michael McAvoy
Fred Yates Dies At Home In Spring Cree Township
Fred Yates of Spring Crees dies at home this afternoon around two oclock after a month long illness. He lived in Spring Cree township for several years after moving from a previous residence. Surviving is his wife. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Fred Yates
Spring Crees
Spring Cree Township
Mystery in City Fraud Ties to Police Suspect
Detroit authorities probe a new fraud mystery tied to a city trust fund loss of 849000. An $18750 withdrawal from the city trust at Word National Bank occurred while Harry M. Tyler, a 100 dollar weekly city employee, faced arrest in a probe into the case. the withdrawal happened July 10, 1935, during his absence.
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Neg Sieve
FOSS
Detroit
Mich
Mar
City Trust
W National Bank of
Harry M. Tyler
Tyler
Townsend Plan talk draws crowd at Grand Theatre
A large audience attended a Townsend Plan meeting at the Grand Theatre last evening. Eloquent slides by E. H. Beckman of Columbus and remarks by W. W. Wakeman of Erie framed the issue as a national movement by the people to tackle unemployment and wealth concentration.
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Townsend
Grand Theatre
United States
Elac
H. Beckman
Columbus
W. W. Wakeman
Erie
Mr. Beckman
Clements
Inevitable School Tax Hike Debated By District Board
The school district debates a likely millage increase spread over four to five years to ease taxpayers. Supt. Dewey discusses relief via the Ziesenheim Bill, offering about $13 000 annually to cut local assessments, while Dr. Bennett warns against high bank loan rates tied to a $150 000 county loan. The board winds up meetings with routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevy
Monroe
Finance Committee
Dewey
Ziesenheim
Bennett
Adoption Granted to Enable Teacher Salary Loan
Adoption was unanimously carried to secure a $15,000 loan intended to cover teachers' salaries. Immediate arrangements are expected to be made to negotiate the loan, with payments planned by April 1.
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Monroe
Thompson's Barosia Tablets Promise Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement claims Barosia Tablets clean kidneys and stimulate them to purify blood. It asserts better function of bowels liver and stomach and promises rapid relief from headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains. Availability is at drug stores with a 50 cent price.
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Thompson
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Elle
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Will J. Wilcox
American Legion
Eifo
Dan Andrews
Engine Co. No. 8
Harry J. Elebes
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Fite
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J. W-St
Briv
Red Gross Office
Commerce Ibidg
State Street
Walling
Greenville
Sharon
Farrell
Marcey County
Mercer
Shoemak
Se —Oisie Phillips
Harry Phillips
West Washington Street
Cony Hospital
Owen M. Burns
Corry
Sau
Wort Street
Jim Bown
West
Washington Street
Townsend Club
Cives
First Baptist Church
J. A. Lanston
Center St
C. W. Hubert
FR. G. Fehlman
A. Duke F.m.duke
Condra's
Condra’s Pharmacy
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J Corry
Penna
Mallory
Sul Colt
Spe
Iva Pet
St Fund
Hera
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