Promotion at Carter Hill May 13
Local notices report events at Carter Hill with May 13 promotion and weekend guests. Several residents and visitors from Erie Corry North East and Ashtabula attended social visits and a 90th birthday celebration. Measles cases noted at Carter Hill and Dae nati. Commencement May 19 with top students Margaret Warner and Oxola Hayes.
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Carter Hill
Boyd Bloss
Blogs
Erie
Beaverdun
Raymond More
Saratoga
Wyoming
R. A Snapp
Allen Peterson
Cugil
Peterson
Charles Graves
Westfield
Hazen Pollett
Charlea Diest
Corry
Clarence Blye
J.C. iMitchell
North East
C. Snapp
Norison Slone
Roger
Frmer
Alton Peterson
Mirs
Arthur Morris
Richard Morris
Minnie‘ Joy
Mary Joy
Ashtabula
C. A. Follett
Mes
Harry Barton
Harriet
Arthur' Morris
Ecenomies
Wilertt Morris
Elizabeth Morris
Hmer Olmstead
Mayville
Robert Morris
Grant Store Burns at Tonawanda in Fire Disaster
Fire destroyed stock and damaged the W. F. Grant Company Store at 27 31 Main Street Tonawanda. Store manager L Day estimated stock loss at 100000 and building damage at 95000. Fire Chief C Grover Rich said firemen faced a battle but could not determine the origin.
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Rumcall
Way 2
W. *F. Grant Company
Main Street
Tonawanda
Faw L. Day
Cal
C. Grover Rich
Sanitization Push For Minor Wounds Publicized
An old advertisement urges washing any cut, scratch, blister, or wound with San-Cura Soap and applying San-Cura Ointment to prevent infection. It claims antiseptic Ointment aids healing of minor sores and irritation and promotes easy access at 60 cents for ointment and 25 cents for soap.
Relief Rolls Rise After Four Weeks of Decline in Pennsylvania
Relief rolls increased by 1,849 during the week ending April 23 as direct relief recipients rose to 571,442 people across Pennsylvania while 174,911 cases were active. Expenditures totaled 1,269,771.70 for the week, with 17,987 new applications the highest since August 1985, driven by terminations of unemployment benefits and WPA layoffs in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
WPA
Philadelphia
Warrenites in Vienna at time of Nazi seizure
Mr and Mrs Harol Banghart recently returned from a Mediterranean cruise with a Budapest postcard showing Hungary as it was before World War I. The card highlights the loss of Hungarian lands and the treaty’s impact. In Vienna they witnessed the quiet streets amid reports of Nazi disorders.
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Warren
Harol Banghart
Budapest
Hungary
Rumania
Jugo- Slavia
Banghart
Vienna
Grier
Bon Voyage Kiss for Ex-Fighter Amid Divorce Rumors
Ex-prize fighter Fiermonte sails for Europe with a reported $150,000 settlement from his wife Mrs Madeleine Force Astor. Society girl Caroline Lieper of Philadelphia gives him a farewell kiss and hints at a possible forthcoming marriage rumor. The present Mrs Fiermonte plans to seek a divorce.
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Faza Fiermonte
Europe
Madeleine Force Astor
Dick Fiermonte
Caroline H. Lieper
Philadelphia
Farmers Asked to Obtain Data on '38 Program
H H Marsh Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee chairman urges county farmers planning spring operations to secure complete information now. He cites lime and super phosphate use, new seedings of legumes, forestry plantings, and soil improvement as core practices under the 1938 program, urging consultation with community committeemen or the county office at 308 Security Peoples Pan Building, Erie.
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H. H. Marsh
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Chairman Marsh
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Security Peoples Pani
Erie
Cat Accepts Coyote Pup at Tule Wield Ranch
Cal-i Buford of the Tule Wield ranch reports a cat caring for a coyote pup and a litter of kittens. He notes the animals love each other now but plans to separate them before the coyote grows up.
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Bamanmgld
Cal—i Buford
Tule Wield Ranch
Badger Carried Trap In Colusa Area Tale
A badger caught in a steel trap set by W C Roberts in Colusa two years ago to protect chickens carried the trap for years. Upon returning to his old haunts, Roberts reportedly shot the animal after finding the trap still attached to its tight paw.
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Badger
Colusa
Cal
W. C. Roberts
Robarts
Pleas of Polens and Senauskas to be reconsidered May 24 25
In Warren two death sentences for John G Polens and Joe Senauskas facing murder of Metro Seminal at a Pittsfield township service station will be reviewed by the state board of pardons at its May 24 25 meeting per Harrisburg officials. Franc R Hean secretary of the board announced no word yet from Harold S Hampson counsel for Senauskas on the further review. Their execution was stayed for additional time to allow board deliberation.
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Warriwn
Wally 2
John G.polens
Joe Senauskas
Metro Seminal
Pittsfield
State Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Franc R. Hean
Harold S. Hampson
Warren
Senanskas
Knights of Columbus 200th District Meet in Oil City
Northwestern Pennsylvania districts including Corry attended a district meeting and second degree exemplification in Gil City. Fifty candidates from the district were conferred with the second degree under Inquisitor Louis F. Cook. Speakers included Rev. Francis Graves, Rev. J Edward Feeney, and Carl Sullivan. District Deputy C. P. Garvey announced a third degree exemplification in Oil City on May 15.
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Knights of Columbus
Pennsylvania
Corry
Gil City
Knights of Columbus Way
Louis F. Cook
Pittsburgh
Francis Graves
P. R
J. Edward Feeney
Carl Sullivan
The
Corry Council
C. P. Garvey
Oil City
K. of C
Seaplane Base Opens Along Schuylkill at Spring Mill
A new seaplane landing pier sits on the Schuylkill River at Spring Mill built for Alfred L. Wolf of Blue Bell. The air terminus serves his daily flights from the Spring Mill pier to his Philadelphia offices, enabling quicker access for the motorist pilot.
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Schuylkill
Spring Mill
Pathe
Schuyl Kill River
Alfred L. Wolf
Blue Bell
Spartsman
Philadelphia
Ridgway Plane Mystery Finally Solved
A plane piloted by Stewart Clawson of Ridgway vanished en route to Harrisburg. Royet of Kane admitted helping pilot the craft after it was found damaged near Ridgway. The aircraft twice forced down, first near Twin Lakes and later in a corn field, where it was recovered.
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Stewart Clawson
Ridgway
Harrisburg
Montmorenci
Mied Royét
Kane
Twin Lakes
Clannon
Roger
Hunt
Elarksburg
Clawson
Twin I Lakes
Guy
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