Spring primary registration and local events noted
Last chance to register before the spring primary at the Municipal Building. Golden Rule Club hosts dinner at the Presbyterian church with Sam Irvine of Avro Supply Corporation speaking. The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania raises its quarterly dividend to 2 per share. Auto output and inspections update for the week. PM meetings and welfare conferences planned in Erie and Pittsburgh. Meadville housing project illustrated as a major program.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Sam Irvine
Avro Supply Corporation
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
American ‘Telephonel ‘Telegraph Company
Meadville
Azura
Monroe to Head Finance and Budget Committees
Charles Monroe was elected by the Board of Education to fill the unexpired term of John B. Patterson and sworn in at a special meeting. He was named chairman of both the finance and budget committees and will serve until December 1, 1987, while Dr C F Bennett became vice president. The board discussed district financial difficulties and teacher salary delays, with Lambing submitting petitions on salaries and staff planning for 1936 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Monroe
Board of Education
John B. Patterson
Patterson
B.C. Barnes
Monroe
C. F. Bennett
Lambing
Bennett
Barnes
Mon- Yoo
Eight Best Dressed U S Women Named by Fashion Academy
The Fashion Academy selected eight women deemed best dressed in the nation. Nominees include Kay Francis Princess Keto Mikeladze Helen Wills Moody Jane Dickens Sheila Barrett and Mrs James J Foster Melena Greyson Ika Chase and others reflecting various public roles and talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utincy
Erie School Board Plans $37 Tax Cut
Erie’s school directors expect a mill and a half tax cut this year contingent on two factors: the constitutionality of Senator Ziesenheim’s teachers’ salary aid bill and no repeal by a June special session. Private opinions from three state figures support constitutionality, prompting a test case by Philadelphia to reduce rates. The act would have the state pay $900 toward every teacher’s salary.
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Rie, Mar
Erie
Joseph R. Ziesanheim
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Edmunds School
John Wertig
Pennsylvania
Zetsenheim
Philadelphia
Congregation Dinners at Presbyterian Church
The Mary ana martna Wiss or we Presbyterian church sponsored a 12 regular monthly congregational dinner last evening, with over one hundred members and guests served at 6 30. Easter table decora tions featured bunnies and Master eggs. Girl Scouts were honored guests and songs were sung. A backward spelling game highlighted the social hour with William Johnson and Miss Sarepta Albert winning. An analysis by state chemists shows Ridgway borough water is satisfactory and residents no longer need to boil water.
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Mary Ana Martna
Range Enjoys Fine Program At Columbus
Columbus March 28 The Grange meeting was held Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dodd hosting the program on traffic rules and radios. About twenty members shared a lunch. next meeting date to be announced. Several local happenings include WPA foremen meeting in Warren, Crosby's health improvement, and social visits among residents from Columbus, Corry, and Erie.
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Columbus
Grange
Nathan Dodd
John Bunnell
WPA
Warren
Frank Crosby
Tda
Amy Ohrn
George Navel
Charlotte
Ruth Elaine
Corry
Erie
Warren Wilcox
Warren County Gow Testing Association
Carloston Curtis
Arthur Carlson
J. H. Milloy
J. A
Mildred Schramling
Mia
Frank Schramling
Starry Young
Mayville
Martin Williams
Clarence Moore
Charles Sivanson
Howat Hammond
H. Milter
Titusville
C. N. Dodd
Jamestown
Dodi
Elizarbeth Cuthbert
Tinsville
Walter Benin
Daugh Hazel
Clymer
Delia Armstrong
Aletha Hamilton
Andrew Thompson
Ross Jules
DeForest Way
Walter Gasler
Arthur Casperson
Sweitzer Not Missing Prompting Police Report
The article states Sweitzer, a former Corry resident, told police he is not missing after being reported at Merle Bolies headquarters. He said he was fine and had been working on a WE A project in North East last week and plans to stay away, while family noted no longer sought.
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Tilly Sweazer
Nuiky Hhyemota
Corry
Merle Bolies
Sweitzer
WEA
North East
Swollaer
Patiew
Ifyal
Otlee
Similar Twins Vary In Ratio To Education
Chicago Star reports Dr. H J Newman of the University of Chicago concludes environment has the strongest effect on temperament and some on intelligence, while heredity largely governs physical traits. His 20 year study of 120 twin pairs across the United States notes about 50 percent of differences in identical twins stem from education and environment combined, with other factors less defined.
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Chicago
Star
H. J. Newman
University of Chicago
United States
Newman
Wwe
Standan
Tom
Mdith
Helen
Buith
Queen Esther Standard Bearers Celebrate 50th Anniversary
The Queen Esther Standard Bearer Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church marked its fiftieth anniversary with a delightful gathering. Evie Conference will celebrate the milestone this fall. Talks by conference and district secretaries preceded a program by the girls including piano and violin solos, a Mexican playlet titled The Clarin, and a gold and white themed reception.
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Queen Esther
The
Methodist Episcopal Chiiran
H.R. Hawkey
Tidioute
Abageil Pence
Erie
Gertrde Johnson
Lana Johnson
Dorothy Gaufyeail
Misay Naomi Johnson
Lhe Mystery
Alh
Prtiwler
WPA Projects At Slippery Rock College Planned
Two WPA projects are set for Slippery Rock State Teachers College around April 4. One will build bleachers at the athletic field and the other will paint the exterior of the college buildings, employing about 40 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Stanley
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Flood Waters Threat to Many Cities in Area
Flood warnings stretch across GML City and nearby towns as rivers remain stationary or slowly rising. Reports from Salama Warren Dothestiv and Titusville indicate rising stages, with river levels near 28 feet at several points and local creeks running high. Authorities urge steady monitoring through the day.
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GML
AL Abelouk
Sheail Chey Sani Awl Gravel Company
Unl
Salama
Warren
Dothestiv
Heyes
Warren Pallet
Bale Manca
Lyriya
Titusville
Pimy
Ol City
Toms
Washington School Study Circle Meets at Brown Home
The Washington School Study Circle met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Brown of Milton street with about twenty members present. Contests and awards were given to Roscoe Dearing and Walley Hulburg. Mrs Clie Haight received the door award. Mrs Foster Kelsi received a handicraft shower as she leaves soon to resign.
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Washington
Guy Brown
Milton Street
Roscoe Dearing
Wailley Hulbburg
Clie Haight
Foster Kelsi
Ta, Willams, Ies
Wesley
1 Reed
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Ward
General Motors Group
Ford
Chrysler Group
Pennsylvania Conference On Social Works
JE W. Maxwell
Pennsylvania ‘Milk Control Board
Spring Creek
Vicini
Glen Miller
Bia
Miller
Federal Bureau of Naturalization
Pittsburgh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women
Federation
Altoona
Johnstown
Rex
John A. Blatt
Red Cross
Cary‘. Grayson
American Red Cross
Chaptera
Democratic Booster Club
Frites Miotiver
Clwn
C. Press Bennett
C. E. Shoop
Russell Briggs
West Frederick Strete
U. S
Erie’s
Ridgway Borough
Governor's Highway Safety Council
Commonwealthy of Pennsylvani
Department of Revenue
Range
Bridge Club
Columbus News
Ernest Cox
Jack Volk
Nat
Richard
Hobart Blanchard
Florence Howles
Martin Willams
Thomas Horn
Gerry
Lee
Trne
Mary Waite
New Wilmington
Carlson
Triscuit
Verne Smith
Geral Faulkner
James Hail
Columbus. and Co
Charles Moore
Garland
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Rita Weber
Allegheny
High Point
Il City
Washington School Study Circle
Dairies
A&p Food Stores
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