Mother's Day events and local community notices
Sunday activities at Second Ward school mark Mother’s Day with a junior high exhibit. War on overloaded trucks in the Titusville district prompts warnings. Veterans rally planned at Corry Country Club Friday under the Veterans Council of Corry with General Edward A. Martin as speaker. Dairymen’s League to broadcast radio programs on WOCK Jamesown between May 12 and May 30, plus a “Nelson-Ferndale Story Hour” for 18 days starting May 15.
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Warren
Corry Country Club
Veterans Council of
Dairymen's League
WOCK
Jamestown
Nelson-Ferndale
Anile
Speed marking disposition of May term cases
May term of criminal court speeds toward early conclusion with most cases to be disposed by Friday The grand jury throws out weak petty cases and scrutinizes liquor cases before court Salvatore Agnello indicted though freed earlier for insurance fraud Lack of evidence cited for several indictments Agnello to be tried Thursday Stolinski and Zielinski convicted of breaking and entering Huber and Bartinkowski cases noted Ramen freed on aggravated assault Mor ton guilty to adultery with child support and hospital costs
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Lawrence Park
Albion
M. C. Smith
North Mast
Jorged
Salvatore Agnello
West 17Th Street
Agnello
William A. Dill
G. W
Elvyn Hammel
Ibriles
Carl »Schleicher
29Th St
Colonial Theatre
Bobby Stolinski
Philip Zielinski
East 13Th Street
Stelinski
Allegheny County
Zielinsk
Huntington
Patroman
Theodore Huber
John’s
Parade Street
Chester Bartinkowski
Ash Street
Denence
Sain Ramen
W. 17Th Street
Frank Mourton
Cherry St
Rheumatic Pain Cure Promised by Local Drug Store Ad
An old style advertisement touts a swift prescription to banish rheumatic pains by reducing excess uric acid. It claims relief in 48 hours with a 88 cent bottle from a local drug store, promising money back if not satisfied and noting benefits for sciatica numbness and lumbago.
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Keister
Punch Board Racket Revived at Franklin
Franklin May 11 A local merchant was victimized by a punch board scam. Alan sold him the board and a second man soon produced winning numbers, winning $20. They worked together and carried paper rolls that revealed the numbers. The ruse was discovered after the stranger left.
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Franklin
Alan
St Pauls Aid Society Meeting With Spring Program
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in the church parlors for a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Anderson and Mrs Albert Lynn. Mrs A A Williams presided as president. The group planned a flower committee for May to June and discussed entertaining new members. A program themed on Spring and Mothers Day featured poems and songs performed by Mrs L Smith Mrs John Boland Jr Mrs H H Keppel and Mrs D A Hillstrom with musical numbers by Mrs E Hawkins and Miss Signa Anderson. Refreshments followed and hosting members invited others to meet in June at homes on Mott Street.
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Ladies Alq Society
St.an's Lutheran Church
Charles Anderson
Albert Lynn
A. A. Williams
Charles Dahlstrand
William Hall
Carl Carlson
Theodore Swanson
St. Paul's
D. A. Hillstrom
H. H. Keppel
Chas, Dahlstrand
E. E. Hawking
R. 8. Burr
E. Hawkins
Signa Anderson
Musie
Hawkins
Henry Keppel
Lunes
Mott Street
Erie County Federation to Meet at Erie
The Erie County Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its annual meeting in June. A club institute led by Mrs Charles Coblentz is planned. Mrs B Gaynes district president will speak at luncheon and summarize the district meeting at Clearfield in April. The president Mrs William C Morrow will announce the scholarship winner at the meeting and the winner is expected to attend.
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Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles Coblentz
B. ©. Gaynes
State Federation
Clearfield
William C. Morrow
Couunty Federation
Quality Cash Stores Observe 20th Birthday
Corry residents celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Quality Cash Stores. A. L. Bush, an original founder and officer, helped launch the Dime cash and carry in 1913 with Mr Read. The chain now serves 27 communities with 57 stores across western New York and Pennsylvania, supported by a central warehouse and a large delivery fleet. The organization employs about 250 people in the region.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Quality Cash
Contern
Quality Cash Organization
Grove City approves 1 mill tax cut in school budget
Grove City directors of the district school board announced a 1 mill reduction under last year's levy of 18 mills. The three year sequence of tax cuts totals eight mills. The 1933 budget of 133672.04 was accepted with savings of 11000 in teachers salaries.
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Grove City
Houseboat Becomes Student’s Winter Home in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin a houseboat moored in University Bay on Lake Mendota has served as the winter home for William Livingston a UW graduate student who built the boat.
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Madison
Wis
University Bay
Lake Mendota
William Livingston
University of Wisconsin
Almonized Cocoa Cream promises 100 percent complexion boost
A vintage health tip describes feeding the skin with a blend of sweet almond oil and cocoa butter applied nightly after cleansing to smooth pores. It advertises Almonized Cocoa Cream at Keister's Cut Rate with a money back guarantee if no improvement is seen.
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Keister
Boy's sight saved after eye injury in Seneca incident
May 11 report from Seneca notes 8-year-old Jack Middleton and another boy were tossing metal pieces when a tin shard struck Jack in the eye. A cataract formed and threatened loss of sight, but doctors say the boy's vision improved and is expected to be saved.
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Pennsylvania
Onl City
Jack Middleton
Les Middleton
Seneca
Middleton
Jack
Jim
Seven year old Annabelle Fessler fractures collar bone
In Shelbyville, seven year old Annabelle Fessler suffered a fracture for the first time while walking on crutches. She sustained a fractured collar bone after a fall, marking her fifteenth fracture episode.
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Shelby
Tnd
Annabelle Fessler
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