Corry Host to Veterans Encampment and Local News
Unseasonably cool weather hints at May conditions as Bay city hosts 500 Veterans of Foreign Wars members for the first District No. 4 encampment, with a district commander to be nominated. Other items cover Montgomery Ward profit, local accidents, Knights of Columbus convention in Scranton, and circus preparations.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry
To Knights of Columbus
Scranton
Lewis Bros. Circus
Salem
Ohio
Mayville jail and school work advance at differing paces
Mayville Central school project reported 31 percent complete by PWA officials though the new county jail progresses faster at about 184 percent finished. Steel workers installed the north wing steel for the school while masons near completion of brick and tile work in several areas. Basement work advances with 99 percent interior finish on remodeled sections and first floor slabs poured.
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Mayville
Mayville Central School
PWA
Two Erie Projects Doomed By City Finance Status
Erie finances render two proposed city projects unfeasible a naval armory and a chlorination plant. Finance Director Paul Watson states no funds can be appropriated while the Health Department demands immediate chlorination forcing contested cost sharing among city agencies and the state.
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Naval
Erie
Navel
Seage
Paul Watson
State Department of Health
Harry Klebes
Park and Harbor Commission
Bis
Naval Armory
Plan New Garage at Rouge Hospital in Warren
County commissioners J A Sagerdshl John Lyon and MacOlmey announced the contract for a new garage at the Rouge hospital was awarded to C C Johnson and Son of Youngsville for 4178.60 dollars. The project combines a garage blacksmith shop lounging room and morgue and replaces several dilapidated frame structures no longer economical to operate.
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Rouse Home
Warren
J. A. Sagerdshl
John Lyon
MacOlmey
Rouge Estate
The
Rouge Hospital
C. C. Johnson and Son
Youngsville
Hindu masseur found guilty on one count briefing
Chandra a Hindu masseur from Girard was convicted on one count for diagnosing diseases and practicing medicine without a license. The Erie area masseur, 90 years old, faced charges tied to alleged medical acts. Judge Lee H. McCracken imposed sentence after the Commonwealth’s case, with $50 fine and costs totaling $124.24. Assistant DA Damien McLaughlin led the prosecution.
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Brie
Hatha Yoga Chandra
Girard
Commonwealth
Thenise Chandi
Erie
Lee H. McCracken
Venango County
Damien McLaughlin
Wonderful for piles and minor injuries ointment ad
Kesae Seng at ounce 9 large jar or San-Cura Ointment touted as wonderful for piles. Antiseptic Ban-Gura claimed good for minor burns, cuts, bruises, and skin irritations. Available at all drug stores.
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J. N. Roebuck
Cleveland
Cold spring hits Corry farms delaying work and hay supply
Farmers of Corry report the coldest spring in years with repeated frosts and cool spells delaying pasture growth and early field tasks. Cattle cannot be mowed for hay as nights stay frigid. Milk prices have fallen sharply, keeping profits uncertain while farmers await a possible Supreme Court ruling on a New York federal case.
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Corry
Chile
United States Supreme Court
New York State
State weighs deporting 1359 alien mental patients
Harrisburg May 18. Welfare Secretary Arthur Sweeny moves to deport mentally ill aliens who burden taxpayers. He estimates 1859 aliens in nine state hospitals and four other institutions, plus 1879 inmates eligible for voluntary discharge. Deportation talks with U S Bureau of Immigration. Names are checked to remove ineligible patients and reduce crowding. Nationalities include Austrians Italians Poles Russians Hungarians Germans Irish and others.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Immigration
U. S. Department of Labor
Sweety
British Isles
Canada
Turkey
Portugal
Switzerland
Gommornwealth
Insurance in Force in Pa Sets Record for 1928 Figures
Pennsylvania reports ordinary life insurance in force totaling 6.706 billion dollars at end of 1928, rising about 59.9 million from 1937. Nationally ordinary life policy volume hits over 75.6 billion, with increases across regions and states led by Texas Florida and Arizona.
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Pennsylvania
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Anti Industrial Insurance
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Pacific East
South Atlantic
Florida
Arizona
Erie WPA Branches Moved to Harrisburg
The Erie WPA office consolidates its financial and compensation divisions in Harrisburg. Twelve of twenty five Erie staffers in the two divisions will be transferred. thirteen will be discharged. Tracy Smith will move to the Harrisburg office as part of the reorganization led by Erie office manager Guy Cleaver.
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Harrisburg
Erie
WPA
Ente
Harrsburg
Tracy Smith
Guy
Cleaver
Erie Wpa
Smith
William Cameron
Harriaburg
Weather prompts firemen to overhaul Maricopa alarm system
Disgusted by repeated false alarms on rainy nights Maricopa firemen overhaul the city fire alarm system after damp sensors trigger during storms. Edward Moses seven from Olea Creek is mentioned in a local detail amid the rain damaged report.
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Maricopa
Warren County Truckers Name Five To Board
The Warren County Motor Truck Association met at the Warren County Courthouse, Warren Pa. Names named to the local group’s board include Carl Eimquiat of Warren, Martin Danielson of Shedfield, FH. Yorls of Youngsville, and Nels Anderson and L. Patterson of Warren. Tohnsin chaired the meeting with T. A. presiding and BN Stimson, field representative, assisting.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
The
Warren County Court House
Warren
Carl Eimquiat
Martin Danielson
Shedfield
FH. Yorls
Youngguille
Nels Anderson
L. Patterson
Toei
Iocal Group
Ctnventress
Tohnsin
Warren County Council
T. A
Stimson
Fild
P.M Tal
Sophomores Defeat Freshmen 6 to 1 In League Baseball
Sophomores beat the Freshmen 6 to 1 in a four inning High School League game yesterday. Williams pitched the win, holding the Freshmen to two hits while the Sophomores produced five runs against Bassel. Profit ad text included.
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SOPHS
Willams
Baessl
Students Try Old Stunt Lead Cow to Chapel At Heidelberg
A group of six Heidelberg College students reenacted a historic prank by raising a cow to the chapel at 3 a.m. The scene drew a peaceful crowd until the cow’s arrival upset the crowd, prompting Tiffin police to intervene and return the animal to its owners.
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United Press
Reading J Cay
Heidelberg College
Defunct Bank to Pay More Than 100 Percent
A defunct South Silo Nile National Bank plans to pay over double deposits following its 1983 closure amid a bank holiday. It received a 400 jun fund two years ago on Linjay Piper, totaling nearly 56 NOD. An additional $457,000 is to be refunded to depositors, covering principal plus refund.
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SP. Louis
Wennereus
South Silo Nile National Bank
Linjay Piper
Lipartment Damciricey
Rviny Leture
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Jame
Van
Go Parly
Xrivertising Rnal
Corry Hospital
Montgomery Ward & Co
North Center Street
Harley Drake Waa
Roger Ottoway
Floyd Ottoway
Lemon Street
Wilbur Sperry
Lemon
Pleasant Streets
Sperry
Camille Vinet
State Aeronautics Bureau
All- American Aviation, Inc
North
Middle Atlantic States
North Atlantic
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Philadelphia
WHE
Jack Graney
Odd Fellows
Ill
Cochranton
Odd Fellows Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
George Ott
C.ssr
St. Mary's College
North East
St. Mary's Church
Pine Street
Buffalo
Tather Ott
Lord's
South Center Greet
Annus Mothers’ and Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Edward’s School
Clarence Shoop
Los Angeles
Calif
Corny
Erle Mirport
Shoop
Department of the National Guard
New Mayville
Edward Moses
Poymer Olean
Olea Creek
Ewan
Sunnyfield
Alabama
Ann Page
Hest
Porcelia
Root’s Furniture Store
Warren CO. Truckers
F. C. Chapin & Sons
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