New Coalition Threatens Hoover Budget Debate at School Board
The board deferred action on the 1924 25 budget and tax levy to await finance committee recommendations led by D B Hillstrom. A special meeting will draft the tentative budget and levy with a later month annual meeting to adopt the plan.
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Board of Education
Eiducat Ten
Finance Committee
DB. A. Hillstrom
D. A. Hillstrom
Golger
Ralph 3. Dewey
Messrs Patterson
Smith
Curtis
Lewis
Monroe
Love
G. H. Gordon
First Avenue
Tix
Galger
Columbus
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Leach
Dewey
Geiger
Dewey Uisai
Reign
Allo Wly Tees
Behoola Ghithe
Timiar
Laat
Juntos High
Dew.ty
N. Cohen Ant Sons
Corry
Vallay Camp Coal Company
Axhrmolte
Albecke Supply Company
Uniontows
Winslow Coal So
Pittsburgh
Cleared in One Case Admits Another Theft
Local and state police report Ralph Holman cleared in one theft case while admitting involvement in a separate chicken theft from Allen Laird’s Spartansburg farm. He confessed to robbing a Clymer telephone booth of over $20 and was taken for possible ID in a separate burglary chain across Clymer Spartansburg Elgin Waterford. Authorities expect New York action.
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P. R. Ft
Ralph Holman
Allen Laird
Spartansburg
Clymer
Elgin
Waterford
Wien
Glymer
Paulty
York State
Hofman
Port Hon Will
West-End
York
Junior Senior Prom Plans Highlight Kiwanis Meeting
The Corry High and Junior High prepare a Friday prom with a dance and banquet at Hotel Corry and auditorium. Speakers include Carl Sickler and Supt H. S. Dewey. A district Rotary event and Titusville delegation are noted, with a 19 piece orchestra and selections by local musicians.
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Hotel Corry
J. J. Desmond
Wynter
Corry High Star
She Bunguer
Mille
Carl Sickler
Dewey
Sedrie McCal
Johnny Martin
Erle
Citywide Clean-Up Days Mobilize Residents and Debris Removal
The street department urges property owners to gather rubbish at curbs today and tomorrow for collection across all streets. Clean-up aims to finish by tomorrow with city dump transport handled by Hammond Elevator Company and Valley Camp Coal Company supplying coal contracts under approved bids.
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Aly
Hous
Hammond Elevator Company
Valley Camp Coal Company
Himmond Elevators
Warren Meeting Reports From Missionary Society
Delegates from the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Metin West Episcopal Church reported on the recent Warren convention at yesterday's society gathering in the church parlors. Plans were made for a baker sale on Saturday May first with location to be announced.
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H. Heath
Missionary Work
Arrange to Conduct Summer Playgrounds
The board extended a $250 appropriation to continue supervised summer playground recreation. Mrs. Olin W Bracken of the Far ents Teachers' Council outlined plans for expanded activities with more experienced supervisors, ensuring continuity of the program.
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Chaldrey Ofeecay Wousin Us
Board of Mancation
Olin W. Bracken
Farents Teachers’ Council
Bracke
Ninety Eight Cast in Antoinette Dance Revue at High School
Antoinette Dancing Academy presents eighty eight or more performers in a Monday evening revue at the High School auditorium under the Woman's Club auspices. Forty dancers plus an equal number from Erle, with an Erle orchestra, offer costumes, color, and a varied program. Tickets on sale at AG and 251 cents with reserve seats Sunday at Miss Walker's for ten cents.
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Antoinette Dancing Academy
Erle
Chih
Smi
OM . Sule Satunday
Miss Walker’s
Antoinette Stepners
Pay Larjin
Agnes Larkin
Ia Leibig
Alice Zeigler
Josephine Q'Parre
Dorothy Smith
Pat Carney
Mary Kellerher
Ruth Seobetl
Powles
Wilde Paulson
Mary Sprover
Ellinear Smith
Martha Mare Hawkins
Betty Drake
Dorothy Payne
Mary Loveland
Harriet Colesgrove
Rachel Craft
Helen Louise ‘Thorpe
Phillis Joss
Gypsy
Bwentolyn Payne
Ann Kovaleils
Lillian Johnson
Lucille Parker
Molly Schwartz
Jean Warner
Josephine O'Purrell
Pay Larkin
Mary Jane Dorris
Dorothy Bens
Mary Simmons
Marguerite Hultberg
Ide Leibig
Motly
Schwarts
Dot Krug
Aliee Zeigler
Mildred Sprentall Harris
Agnes Larlin
Josephine O'Farrell
Nellie Donth
Mary Smiley
W. Allegro
Phyllis Miller
Tapping Tillers Frances
Mary Frances Brooks
Charlotte Hbachomer
Gertrude Drake
Trances Edmonds
Virginia Kamps
Helen Grace Mertick
Dorwthy Criker
Polly
Valerie Webster
Odd Fellows Dance At TO O P Wall This Evening
Another dance party by the Odd Bellows is set for this evening at the TO. O. P wall. Kramer’s orchestra will perform from 9 80 to 12 40. A pleasant evening with friends is planned. visitors Mita and V J Fuller arrived in the city this morning for a day’s visit with a friend.
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ODD Fellows
Odd Bellows
TO. O. P
Kramer
Mita
V. J. Fuller
Spartansourg
Britain Rejects Young Reparations Compromise
London May 9 United Press reports Winston Churchill chancellor of the exchequer denounced Gwen D Youngs proposed reparations settlement as wholly unacceptable to Great Britain in Commons remarks today.
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Britain
Young
United Press
London
Gwen D. Young
Winston Churchill
Junior Class Play Pleases Large Throng
The Junior class play Mrs Temples Telegram at the high school auditorium drew a full crowd and earned praise as one of the finest recent offerings. Fred Ewing led as Jack Temple with strong supporting turns by Alma Anderson Robert Seara and George N Cuttly. the High School Orchestra provided selections and two trumpet solos by J I Murray were highlighted. The production directed by Bliss Bennett Hess featured clever farce and united cast and crew for a three hour entertainment. The show will be repeated this evening.
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Riptons
Temple
Hich Xchool
Ito School
Uims
Bliss Beenett J. Hess
Tacnity
Jack Temple
Fred Ewing
Robert Seara
the Bullet
Alma Anderson
George N. Cuttly
Frank Fuller
Mr. Temple
Youthful Kane youths held for grand jury on auto theft
Three Kane youths Hector Johnson Leonard Gunnarson and Paul Haines faced hearings before Justice of the Peace Emile Stéiger on charges of stealing a Chrysler roadster owned by Eigerat Engstrom found abandoned near Columbus. One could post $800 bail. the other two were taken to Smethport for the next term of McKean county court.
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Kane
Columbus
McKean County Court
Kane Republican
Hector Johnson
Leonard Gunnarson
Paul Haines
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stéiger
Eigerat Engstrom
Cer
Atte Potlee-Wite
Gunnarson Fis
Smaethport
Five Best Radio Entertainment List
Listings show today's top radio entertainments with talent like Dragonette and Howe. Programs broadcast across WABC CBS NBC and WJ2 networks include mass chorus and Marine Band with varied hours in BST and US times.
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Radio Entertainments
Whaw Ann Obe
Jension Dragonette
WABC
CBS
United States Marine Band
WAP
NBC
Revellers
WJ2
Shumber Howe
Vacancies Filled in Corry School Board Staff
Three teaching positions in the Corry Public Schools were filled at last evening's board meeting. Miss Helen Kendall was named to replace Miss Hulk Monroe who requested release from her contract. Kendall, a graduate of State Teachers College at Edinboro, will earn 1085 dollars annually. Thelm a Sterling was appointed to work with Miss Knabb in home economics at 400 dollars yearly. Marion Howling, a graduate of Rathbone State Teachers College, joins Junior Elementary staff at 1000 dollars per year.
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Corry Pumtic
Edcation Il
Hulk Monroe
Monroe
Jamesown
Tobe
Helen Kendall
Titusville
Kendall
State Teachers College
Edinboro
Isre
Semele
Thelm& Sterling
Circa
Avantville
Ergu Knabb
Blackmores in Fine Concert Delights City Audience
A capacity crowd at the Baptist church enjoyed a refined program by the Blackmores and chorus of Erie. James Anthony tenor and Miss Welsh among soloists, Rev. A Blackmore presiding, with Gospel Melody Four quartet and Carl Blackmore contributing piano pieces. Broadcast later on WEDH as the Gateway Melody Hour.
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the Baptist Church
Ackmones and
James Anthony
M., Welsh
L. Hill
A. Blackmore
Xerie City Mission
Gospel Melody Four
K. Morgan
Bacon
J. W. Andrews
GB. Rebek
Dr. Patt
Carl Blackmore
Wedh Andl
Corry Boy Awarded Fine Scholarship at Ohio State
Grant Petlis son of Mrs Ernest Royer of East Main Street Will is awarded a scholarship mounting to 450 for the coming year at Ohio State University where he studies mechanical engineering. The presentation was Tuesday this week and recognizes his high grade and top standing in his class. He has been active in engineering fraternity activities at Ohio State during the past year.
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Grant Petlis
Ernest Royer
East Main Street
Ohio State University
Corry
Pettit
Ole State
Farm bloc and Democrats will hold control
A coalition of mid western Republican firm congressmen and Democrats prepared to back Hoover administration tariffs and agriculture measures. The plan hinges on votes in both houses to pass a Debenture plan opposed by many, with Democrats led by John Garner seeking to rally support around the measure despite concerns over cost and policy. The Senate and House debates loom as lawmakers seek a majority amid shifting allegiances.
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Paul A Mallow
United Press Star
Washington
Congressmen
Congress
Hoover
Menover
Senate
Howver
John, Garner
Texas
Flake & Showlng
Robinson
Senstor Agrali
United Press
Grange
House
West
Justice Department
Ways and Means Committee
Harit
Eotsit TeuGh
Solon Freed Held on Prohibition Warant in Key West
A warant for the arrest of Walter Gran, brother-in-law of Representative Michaelson of Illinois, was issued in Key West for violation of the national prohibition law. He allegedly imported and transported liquor, a charge tied to an earlier jury acquittal.
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United Press
Key West
Fla
Walter Gran
M. A. Michasison
Inois
United States Commission
Michaelson
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