Resignations Reshape Wesleyville Local Officials
The article reports resignations affecting Wesleyville officials, including Theodore Johnson in the fourth ward and John Hoones leaving a post after years. Florence McMahon is named as appointee to fill the vacancy, with months and dates noted as April 13 in a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane Yoyo Neenygh
Rute Saiter
Raniety
My. Sade
Florida
Tw City
Theodore Johnson
Ourth Ward
Aiovei
Irs
Florence McMahon
Wesleyville
Tess
John Hoones
Anston's
City and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Notes
Notices and short items from the city area include an information charge of reckless driving against Arthur Lind of Youngsville after a Sunday collision at routes 6 and 26 near Pittsfield. The report notes injuries to Lind and others, plus various community happenings from health updates, club activities, sales, and local incidents across Jamestown area newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Arthur Lind
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Cnrs
Lind
Metro Ferlichuk
Federehale
Thelma Taylor
Corry Hospital
Johnson
Junior Welfare League
Marie Hanks
East South Street
J. Fred Kinley
Mss
Kinley
Ladies Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church
A. G. Bulle
R. Dickson
B. York
Jean Ms Dies
R. Morick
West Main
Michael Jim
Meadville
Tere
Drake
Titusville
Chamber of Commerce
Catholic Daughters of America Mothers and Daughters Banquet
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold their annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet on Sunday morning at St Edward's Hall after mass at St Thomas. All Court members are asked to meet at 7:45 AM to attend together. A musical program is planned by the association and St Edward's Parent Teachers Association will serve breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Nurses
Neylon -Schreskengost
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
James Lewis
Washington School Parent Teachers Association
Pitlock
Wright, Street
All-Way Electric Co
Catholic Daughters of America
St Edward's
St. Thomas
Court
Association For
St Edward’s
Gawthrop Retention Sought by Earle Amid Inquiry
United Press reports from Harrisburg that Governor Barle seeks to retain Robert Gawthrop as chairman of the liquor control board. Gawthrop, under fire from the Cohen committee led by Rep. Herbert Cohen, had announced plans to resign and practice law in West Chester after the inquiry ends, saying the board duties consume too much of his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Cohen
Liquor Control Board
George H. Barle
Robert Gawthrop
Gawthrop
Herbert B. Cohen
York
West Chester
Confer Master Masons Degree At Cory Lodge Meeting
At Cory Lodge No 65 P and A M twenty lodges represented from sixteen counties in four states. District Deputy Grand Master W J Willett of Erie attended. Three candidates received by Master Mason degree, other lodge matters discussed. Luncheon served to 125 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Lodge
A. M
Cowis
W. J. Willett
Erie
Hopkins Defends Federal Relief in Senate Inquiry
In Washington May, Harry L Hopkins vigorously defended administration relief policies as he testified on $2,000,000,000 spent by FERA. He criticized states failing to meet participation standards and said the priority was aid to the unemployed. The speech responded to Sen Couzens and targeted the Senate Appropriations Committee’s probe of relief allocations chaired by Carter Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Senate
FIERA
Funess
Othier
Hopkins’ Pfort
Couzens
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tara
Carter Glass
D. Va
Former Corry Girl Married at Dunkirk
Announcement records the May 1 wedding at St Mary's Church in Dunkirk of Miss Louise Gauteher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gauteher of Dunkirk formerly Corry, to Robert Scott, son of James Scott of Dunkirk. Attendants were Miss Florents McEvoy and Thomas Toyce. The couple resides in Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Pranidin
R. V. Lawrence
Michael Miller
Dunkirk
N.Y
Lake Eyle
Leo Knoebel
franklin—Clanes J. Hartmas
Fixelange
Johnson High School
Pennsy
Washington
Batyinley
Buffalo
P.I R. R
Trafic
St. Marys
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Sacred Heart Church
Sn St. Marys Church
Frank A. Wilcox
Frank Barney
Girard
Geneva
Felix Graczykoski
Martha Froncziechals
Cleveland
Charles Linsky
Graczykoski
Neva Erickson
Westfield
N. Y
al Erickson
Mayville
Will Dingfelder
Emil C. Peterson
Timestown
Frederick H. Nichols
Board of Education
Emergency Relief Bureau of
Jamestown
Louise Gauteher
Frank
Gauteher
Corry
Robert
Scott
James Scott
St. Mary's Church
Dermot McArdle
Florents, McEvoy
Thomas Toyce
Eastman Kodak Officers Paid Large 1884 Salaries
Fifteen Eastman Kodak Co officers in Rochester, New York, drew salaries totaling nearly half a million dollars in 1884, a figure reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tbs
Rells
Scott Thlue
Wing Willi Star Stores
Ou Fiore
Jack Pearl
Freddy Rich
Maver Starion Wabc
Bank of Italy
American State Bank
Tueacay
Erie County
Kane
Stotei
Bonnie Brook
Bracard
Lewis
Sharon Bidermany
Robert Walker
Sharon Negro
Allegheny County
Warren
James I. Davis
Jaike
Erie County Prison ‘Board
Amici
Orrin Kinney
Leon Bloss
John Cartier
Woman's Club
G. T. Kincaid
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Eagar Welch
Chautauqua
Tohnston
James
Frigidaire
Easy Terms
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Ager
C.D. OF A. Mothers and Daughters
State Liquor Control Board
Masonic Temple
Hopkins
Eastman Kodak CO
North Center Sr
Gre ‘Studency
Gram Andilr the
Mea
Mi Ian
Bray ‘Yan Will
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