Diverse 1935 State Reports and Local News Highlights
A mixed set of 1935 items covers labor relief trends in Pennsylvania with all time lows in driving permits, and employment relief shifts. It notes Associated Gas and Electric earnings up 4 percent to 107 million, plus Pittsburgh and Allegheny County voter shifts. Other items report a Ford Symphony guest, Renovo railroad service returning to schedule, Sharon Steel’s first profit since 1920, a minor porch fire, bicycle theft, a traveler’s minor injury, heavy Route 6 traffic, a Wrought Iron Range impersonator warning, a South Center street collision, and police notes on local incidents.
Eight Best-Dressed Women Across Professions Named
A poll by Temi Alvin Hartman selects eight women from eight fields as top dressers. The lineup includes Helen Wills Moonly in sports and Helen Gleason, along with others across public life and entertainment, showcased by leading designers at America’s host-tressen event.
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Helen Gleason Mies
James J. Farley
America
Tressen
Temi Alvin Hartman
New York
Fashion Academy
Helen Wills Moonly
Helen Gleason
Overa
Tames J. Faviey
Irvine to address Golden Rule Club on Aero Supply
Saint Irvine general manager of the Aero Supply Corporation will address members of the Golden Rule Club at the River Presbyterian church dining room this evening. He will discuss Aero Supply history and products as the first in a Corry industries lecture series organized by President Morris Chapin. Russell Briggs chairs the dinner committee for the 6:30 meal served by The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian church.
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Saint Irvine
Aero Supply Corporation
Golden Rule Glib
River Presbyterian Church
Irvine
Corry Industries
Morris Chapin
Russell Briggs
Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Home Turned Over To 22 Refugee Children
Andrew H. Crefton, president of the Johnstown Coal and Coke Company, opened his Crichton Home in Westmont to twenty two flood-stranded children. The house sits about 1000 feet above the business district and escaped flood damage. Children arrived from lower city areas while parents were unaccounted, presumed safe.
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Andrew H. Crefton
Johnstown Coal and Coke Company
Westmant
Johnstown
Ina Austin
Crichton
Corry
Austin
Funeral Services for Benjamin Poole
Benjamin Poole of Niobe New York died at home after a lingering illness and was buried in West Lawn cemetery in Columbus after services at Brackens Keating Funeral Home. Rev L L Woodin officiated. Columbus Lodge No 200 F and A M led committal with P Babbitt officiating. Relatives neighbors and friends attended.
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Benjamin T.oole
Niobe
N. Y
West Lawn
Columbus
Brackens Keating
L. L. Woodin
Findley Lake
Columibius Lodge
A. M
P. Babbitt
Albert Fox
John and Dale Bunnell
A. B. Griswold
H. C. Baynes
Stanley H. Nichols
Queen Honeybee Practices at the Colony
The text describes a queen honeybee controlled by the colony with workers attending to one of five female executors in a ritual or practice.
Young Democrats to Organize Club Here
Corry prepares to form a Young Democrats organizing club with Donald Briggs as district organizer. A initial meeting is set for Monday April 6 with a nucleus including Donald Hovey Milton Zalencci James Shaver and Edward Betty. Possible speakers include Samuel L Gilson and leaders from Warren and nearby towns. Formal institution to follow at Mac’s Inn.
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Corry
Young Democrate
Clu
Donald Briggs
Warren
Briggs
Donald Hovey
Milton Zalencci
James Shaver
Edward Betty
Jeet
Democrats
Ory
Pennsylvania
Democratic Booster Club
Samuel L. Gilson
Young Democrats' Club
Mac
Tnn
Automobiles collide injuring Dagus Mines trio in Kersey
Miss Alber ta James of Dagus Mines suffered a possible skull fracture and bruises when a Ford coupe she rode in with Carl M. Schaffer backing from a private driveway was struck by a passing Ford police car driven by Ida Gavlini in Kersey Friday night. Ruth Brown, also of Dagus Mines, and Schaffer were injured mildly. James was taken to a relative's home for care. hospital admission was avoided. The two drivers, Ida Carlini and Alvin Carlini, escaped unhurt.
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Kinvaway
Mar
Alberta James
Dagus Mines
Kersey
Ruth Brown
Carl M. Schaffer
Zelienople
Schaffer
Ford Police
Ida Gavlini
Miss Brown
Miss James
George James
Ida Carlini
Alvin Carlini
Daniel Conway Dies in Bridgeport Connecticut
Mrs James Mead of Mast Wayne sirest has been notified of the death of her brother Daniel Conway who died yesterday in Bridgeport Connecticut. He was well known here from summer visits with his sister. The body will be brought to Sion City Thursday morning for services at St Theresa's church. The interment will be in St Theresa's cemetery. Mr Conway was a former resident of Union city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mead
Mast Wayne Sirest
Daniel Conway
Bridgeport
Conn
Conway
Sion City
Sune
Plan Drive on Unlicensed Dogs in Corry
Kenneth F. Hanlin, a dog law investigator from the department of agriculture, will be in Corry late this week to conduct an intensive drive on unlicensed and tolled dogs. He warns rabies epidemics are spreading in parts of the state, though Erie county has reported no cases. Officials urge precautions to keep the disease from spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth F. Hanlin
Department of Agriculture
Corry
Erie County
Deny Reports Fair Grounds Issue Settled
A sharp denial of reports that Corry School District counsel proposed a compromise suit with James H Wright on fair grounds property was voiced at last week’s board meeting. Director Carl L Henton suggested inviting Erie attorney Francis B Quinn and solicitor Blaine Kincaid for a conference to familiarize new members with the litigation. Rumors of a settlement were denied. an early conference with the district counsel may be arranged to discuss the case. Police and township authorities are ordered to prosecute owners whose dogs run at large. If bitten, have your wound examined by a doctor. if rabies is suspected, capture the dog and have the owner take it to a veterinarian.
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Corry
James H. Wright
Fair Grounds
Desl Way
Eduonion
Carl L. Henton
Francis B. Quinn
Erie
Salritey
Blaine Kincaid
Final Payment Due On Tax Installment
George H. Guiyen announces the final installment on the 1985 school tax falls due March 1. Collector Gordon grants a one day grace, with payments accepted until 5 PM Wednesday, April 1. Taxpayers who have been meeting quarterly assessments are urged to complete the final installment promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Guiyen
Gordon
Auto Thief Evades Posse After Car Theft Scene
Police pursued a car thief who stole vehicles including one owned by Clifford Carroll near Potter and another owned by Roy Swarl. The suspect, described as medium height wearing a light hat, headed toward Corey but eluded capture as roads were blocked and all cars stopped.
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Clifford Carroll
Potter Rear
Abe Corry
Roy Swarl
Corey Vie
Blakesses
Corey
Swirlangburg
Ileserifud Ag
Ana
Company A Helps Flooded City Aftermath
The Pennsylvania National Guard unit Company A aided Pittsburgh area after floods. Officers praised the unit for preserving order and preventing pillaging as relief efforts continued amid tense conditions.
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Rtle
Hlonibal Staliee
Wren
Huns
Air Rite
LW Pump
Julita
Campany
Pennsylvania
Jubstown
National
Ui Company
Pittsburgh
Intermediate Luther League to Meet at St Pauls Later Church
On Thursday evenings in April the Intermediate Fuller Deanue of St Pauls Lutheran Church will host speaker Andrew Schilling of Exes Mtr Scnillins to address youths aged 12 to 19. Refreshments will follow. Bear escape at Pasadena movie studios noted.
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Jnl
AL Totelecis
Thtermediate Fuller Deanue
St Paul's Later Church
Andrew Schilling
Mtr
Cera Borst
Ete Alstving Titeramcenta
Luther Leagues
Ani
Worl
Lirw
Gwiss
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