Unseasonable May headlines in Pennsylvania districts
A jumble of notes reports events across Pennsylvania: nurses association meetings at Warren State Hospital with Esther Entriken and St. Laureatla of St Francis Hospital speaking on mental hygiene. Gen. Edward A. Martin to address local veterans. a 20 cent beer price rise amid wage and tax pressures. highway patrol driver tests. Crosby's radio address on economy. Shelley Oil reports a March net loss. retail sales tax projections and receipts. Western Union leadership change. Oklahoma Cowboys planned Rex theatre appearance. legal and arson cases before a grand jury. mill price increases proposal. April 1988 forestry fire protection record. drunken driving and game law prosecutions. and a large reforestation project along the Pymatuning reservoir shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
Warren State Hospital
Esther Entriken
St. Laureatia
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Insurance Agents Ask Reconsideration Of Board Action
Insurance agents urged reconsideration after the school board placed its entire school property insurance with a mutual policy under Hillburg. Downing argued stock companies offer stronger protection and no assessments, while Brock defended the mutual option and Lloyds coverage as properly licensed. The discussion centered on risk, budget appropriations, and the validity of the Lloyds policy versus traditional stock coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Harry Aver
Foster E. Davis
Milon L. Brown
O. M. Hiliirg
Fred Downing
Downing and
Downing
Erle Insurance
Lloyds' Agency of
London
Pennsylvania
Lloyds
Tt Eric
R. A. Brook
Sentri
Hillburg
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Brock
Ohio
Hileman Wad Bay
Powning
Corry
Lloyds Agency
Auer
Erie
All Veterans Invited to Hear Gen Martin in Corry
Preparations are under way for a big rally of ex service men at the Corry Country Club next Friday evening under the Veterans Council. A get together with luncheon and entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock with Gen Edward A Martin addressing local veterans. Transportation is arranged and veterans may meet at the VFW home at 7 o'clock. A nominal charge will cover expenses. all ex service men in Corry and vicinity are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Veterans' Council of
V. F W
Corry
Postponed annual Pine Grove Cemetery meeting
Low turnout forced the postponement of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association annual meeting. Directors will reconvene next Monday at 7:80 PM at Alexander and Co offices to elect a new board and seek approval for rule changes. JAMESTOWN Rotary conference closes with governor’s tribute and a lively banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Alexander
Burlingame
St. Is T
Jnew
Cemetery’ Association
Card party at Woman's Club announced at Corry Clubhouse
A card party to be hosted by the Ways and Means and Dramatic Departments of the Woman's Club at the Corry Woman's Clubhouse. Mrs. A C Lyons leads as general chairman with reservations. Auction and five imps dyed will be played. awards and refreshments follow. Also notes about famous baby born in Kansas City, Charles Bernard St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetutiuay
Corry
Kansas City
Charles Bernard St. Joho
Pew
Board debate on local insurance distribution sparked by dissent
Mr Downing denied an allegation as Mr Auer pressed for reversing a past policy. The board reviewed concentrating insurance with one agency and adjourned without action, with a special meeting likely later this month. Local school insurance was written in a mutual company effective May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Downing
Auer
Mutual Company
Death of Mrs. Loretta Eugen Ringler at Warren
Loretta Eugen Ringler, wife of Fred Ringler of Montgomery Ward and Company Store, died Sunday evening in Warren after seven years of illness. Survived by husband, two sons and one daughter at home, her parents Mr and Mrs W J Eagan of Warren, and brother William Eagan of Cleveland. Funeral from St Joseph's Church Warren Wednesday at 9 am, burial in St Joseph's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsingler
Montgomery Ward and Company
Warren
Loretta Eugen Ringler
St. Joseph's Cemetery
State Aid For Institutions May Be Slashed
Anxiety grows among hospital boards as state aid may face wholesale cuts. Budget secretary Logan warned Governor Pinchot could trim allocations for institutions, offset by an omnibus bill totaling over 11 million dollars. Readiness to reduce hospital funding threatens medical relief and access for charitable patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Brie
Imrie
Commonwealth
Hdward B. Logan
Gifford Pinchot
Logan
How to Correct Shiny Nose and Face
A dated advisory explains a nightly routine to reduce shine and improve complexion. After cleansing, apply a balanced almond and cocoa butter mix. It promises noticeable results by the next day and offers a money back guarantee if there is no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Murphy on Trial in Court at Meadville
Paul J Murphy former Titusville High School principal faced four indictments in Meadville on fraudulent conversion of 618.18 in tuition funds the prosecution alleging 434.22 in cash and 183.96 in checks were paid to him but never delivered to the treasurer Louis Rieke. The defense plans to claim he handed the money to another party while the treasurer testifies he never received the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Paul J." Murphy
Titusville
Murphy
Freight Rate Cut Affects Pennsylvanians and Mines
Pennsylvania wins a freight rate cut on soft coal shipments to northeastern Ohio, shifting about 2.6 million tons yearly and sending 2,000 miners back to work. The Public Service Commission notes larger gains possible in normal times. Also in Harrisburg refunds are approved by the board of finance and revenue for several firms and a hospital funding issue faces November votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Public Service Commission
Clyde L. King
Board of Finance and Revenue
Herald Paper Box Co
Erie Paper Box Co
Erie
Yellow Creek Coal Co
Clearfield
Democratic minority praised for labor and tax reforms
Erie Democrat Van Dyke lauds Democratic minority achievements citing city treasurers on salary, a bill outlawing yellow dog contracts, and contrasts with the Martin faction’s school and state employee pay cuts. He faults Independent Republicans for blocking a Democratic resolution to speed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
van Dyke
John J, Kane
Allegheny
Martin
Capitol Hill
Vin Dyke
Fragmentary note on oil meeting and railroad committee
A severely garbled OCR fragment mentions an oil meeting and the railroad commission. It references Haven, United items, a committee on timing, and names like Roos, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Edward A. Martin
Highway Patrol
Charles N. Crosby
Shelley Oil Company Today
Department of Revenue
R. B. White
Gentral Railroad
New Jersey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Newcomb Carlton
Carlton
Oklahoma Cowboys
Rex Theatre
New York Stock Exchange
John D. Flanigan
Livya Ruppersburger
Grand Jury
Erle
Jarcény
William Bruyarny
Dominick Pate
Pasquale Renzi
Cafeymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc
Mille Control Board
New York City
Department of Forests and Waters
Forest Fire Control
George TH. Wirt
Aafety
Game Commission
Emmasylvania
Crawford County
Gen. Martin
Rotary Meet
Jamestown
Rotary International
Philip Wheeler Mosher
Niagara
Goles
Sylvia
Lassie
Vernon Carey
Toronto
Walter Washington
St. Louis
Ed Wynn
Texaco Fireman
Fred B. Bigelow
Rudy Limdquist
Mr. Bigelow
Dy. C
Raymond Lofgren
Harold A. White
Marvin C. Wilson
Dick Swanson
Woman's Club
Fred Ringler
PENNA
Citizens National
Te Ft
GALV
Norcross
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Foun
Haven
Mat Snir
Timator
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