Meeting notes show budget adoption and payroll changes in Corry
A regular and a special budget adoption meeting outlined appointments to state payroll and the dismissal of 28 staff. Florian G Urbanowicz and W S Houghton were among named personnel. expenses and campaign spending for local races were noted. The Corry Kiwanis planned to meet with Erie scouts. a high school matinee of The Mummy and the Mumps drew student attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Persoiy
Florian. G.urbanowelz
Erie
Highway Department
Edmund F. Feyer Meadville
Lottery to finance relief gains favor in Pennsylvania
Legislation to create a state lottery aims to raise about 85 million dollars in nine months to fund relief for Pennsylvanians during a special session. Rep. Clinton A. Sowers argues unusual measures are needed as revenue strain peaks, while State Treasurer Charles A. Waters warns of tax base limits. Sowers cites historical precedents and church funding via lotteries to bolster support despite religious opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
House of ‘Representatives
Farle
Clinton A. Sowers
Philadelphia
Charles A Waters
Waters
Sowers
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
General Assembly
Gavernie Earle
Wileh Jivolyes
Prof Wilson Is Honored on 54th Teaching Anniversary
Last evening at his West Washington street home a group of friends and former pupils gathered to honor Prof Henry C Wilson on his birthday. Flowers, remembrances, and a money purse were presented, with music by Mrs Blanche Keleher and anecdotes from Wilson about his friendships with Dr Lang and Dr Mason. Wilson, in his 54th year of teaching in Corry since arriving in 1882, still gives lessons and practices daily for about three hours, and the pupils sent him best wishes for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
Henry C. Wilson
Wilson
Hawers, Frill
Blanche Keleher
Rubinstein
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Lang
Mason
Corry
C D A Elect New Officers For Year
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No. 35 elected officers for the year at a meeting in the Knights of Columbus rooms. Miss Ann Baressi named grand regent with a slate including vice regent Mrs Mayme Prophetess and others. Installation set for June 3, with invitations received from Court Columbia No 2 Meadville to attend initiation May 25. A bingo social followed the meeting.
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Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Ann Baressi
Mayme Prophetess
Katherine Kinley
Nellie Blick
Anne Shields
Helen Morrell
Mary McEvoy
Zipporah Miller
Eliza Morrell
Helen Sullivan
Mary Murray
Helen Brown
Anna Cragg
Mary Heath
Erma Saxton
Madeline Hoylen
Court Columbia No. 2
Meadville
Corry
Uke Association
Sale of chances ends upon net profit of eighty-five million
A sponsor plans a lottery style sale of chances at 19 cents each with a nine month time frame to reach a net profit of 85 million dollars. Seventy five percent of gross receipts would be paid as prizes ranging from 25 to 500 dollars.
Forty Hours Devotions to Open Sunday at St Elizabeths
Forty hours of devotions begin at St Elizabeths church on Sunday May 17 at 10 30 oclock with a solemn procession and children and altar boys participating The devotions continue through Monday and Tuesday with evening exercises Tuesday at 730 The Sunday evening sermon is by Rev Cyril Sooper of St Johns Erie Mon evening sermon by Rev Philip Hermans St Josephs North East and closing sermon Thursday by Rev John Flick SS KC of St Marys College North East A list of assisting priests from various parishes accompanies the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Sooper
St. John’s Church
Erie
Philip Hermans
St. Joseph's Church
John Flick
CSS. K
St. Mary's College
North Mast
Carl I. Heldt
St. Eizabeth’s Church
Edward Fischer
Hammett
Joseph Kuntz
Lucinda
Andrew Weschler
Charles Hacherl
Joseph ‘McCabe
Joseph Seybold
Meadville
David Hartnett
Rouseville
James Hopkins
Francis Hassett
Titusville
John Ring
Union City
C. SS. B
North Wast
Maddox Jamestown Executive Dies At Home
William J. Maddox a su year old furniture maker and longtime Jamestown executive died at his residence following illness since Christmas. He founded Maddox Table Co and led Meadville Cochranton and Jamestown Telephone interests. He also directed Ridgeway Telephone and served as former Jamestown Telephone president. Stolen dogs case ends with police finding dogs in abandoned basement, aiding investigation.
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William J. Maddox
Jamestown
N. Y
Ute Maddox Table Company
Meadville
Cochranton
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Ridgeway Telephone Company
WPA Improves Nearby Roads in Erie County
WPA road projects across Amity, Union, Wayne and Wattsburg townships widen, drain, and stabilize routes from Crawford county line to Roosevelt Highway. Winter work included emergency snow removal and dirt-road drainage. Relief crews logged thousands of hours, with bird-feeding efforts aiding wildlife during severe winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilyne
Amity
Union
Lie Works Progress Administration
Astern
Erie County
WRA
Wayne Tow Weal
the Journal
Carlton V. King
Mr. King
Crawford County
Union City
Wattsburg
Lowville
Hatch Hollow
Warner's Corners
Kimmy Corners
Five Corners
Columbus Avenue
Roosevelt Highway
Lyona Corners
Beaverdam
Cor#y
Unis
WEA
State Game Commission
Corry Union City
Daily Cross Puzzle Across and Down Clues Rend Fragmented Text
The page presents a scrambled daily cross word puzzle with numbered across and down clues, many garbled fractions and stray letters, including references to sacred writ and various incomplete hints, obscuring coherent entries and proper clue answers. The content appears as OCR garble, offering little usable itemized data beyond the general puzzle format and sporadic fragments.
Ferry guarded door leading to wife's body uncovered
In WIE May 14 report, daughter recounts her father Percy Perry, 89, barred her from entering a cellar where his wife Matty Perry, 49, was slain with a knife. Police pursue possible arrest as evidence surfaces. girl describes him at cellar door and body found beneath old furniture with a bloody pickaxe nearby. The district vigil remains as investigators prepare for further actions. A separate brief notes Scott High School boys designing ties and other items, reflecting shifting fashions.
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Hiul Percy
Bia
Matty
Ferry
Anta
Perrys
Scott High School
Scott Boys
Fragmented recipe notes for Hominy Pork and Beans Soup
Readable fragments show a dish labeled Hominy Pork and Beans Soup with vegetable components. Mentions Bor and Mum appear as partial ingredients or labels. The text is incomplete but implies a homemade soup with pork and beans and corn or vegetables.
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City Chowan
Te Board of
Adorabion
Corry High School Athletic Association
Mummy and the Mumps
Scout Auitarium
Enmart Holse
W. S. Houghton
East County Assembly
Harper D. Sheppard
the Daughters of the American Revolution
WLEW
Herbert Hoover
WAC
Mr. Hayward
Corry ‘Townsend Club
Grand ‘Theatre
Tokyo
Japan
Veterans — of
NBC
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Lou ‘Ty Hossiter
St. Vincents’ Hospital
Mr. Rossiter
James P. Rossiter
Charles N. Crosby
James E. Condren
Crosby
John E. van Allsburg
East County
Glen Miller
Millard Davis
Erle County
East Main Street
Dairymen's League
Earl Gates
R. D. J, Corry
E. Hepler
Hepler
Arthur Scheppner
Herbert Guild
Walter Peake
Corry Kiwanis Club
Nok Taylor
State Milk Control Board
Harrisburg
High School Athletic Association
Condra
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
SI North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Prof. Wilson
C.D. OF
Court Conception
St. Elizabeth’s Church
W. J. Maddox
Toledo
Barking Brat
Borderine Corry
Weller
Quneord
Weluh Hull
King
Wayne Township
George Mckee
Edward Skinner
Corty
Edwin C. Jones
Eric
Allison Kent
Ross Moony
John H. Stil
John Chamerlak
Concord
George Hall
Mis
Putnam
Daily Cross
Prince
Ireland
Tvar
Anwar
Puzele
Jie
Crisco
FARCY
Glenbora Tomatoes
Glendora Tender Sweet Peas
Faukcy
Glendora
Nea Bac
Vere
Norco
Haddoek
Will J. Wilcox
Donaldson Bros
G. W. Knowlton
Lynn Cordon
Solumbus
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