Pennsylvania News Roundup Highlights Liquor Laws and Local Roads
A scattered set of notes covers Pennsylvania liquor regulations on election day, weather and primary forecasts, and road repair warnings. It notes liquor restrictions for hotels and restaurants, a cooler election weather forecast, and cautions motorists about detours from winter repairs. Local items include a plan for a safer roller skating area, highway projects funded by federal and state programs, and political campaigning in Erie and surrounding counties.
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Pennsylvania
Public Works
Murehooth
PWA
Penmsylvania
Jay Sherman
Clave Highway Department
He County
Many Important Matters Face School Board
Penn voters at polls to select nominees push plans for Memorial Day. Levy budget tax designates treasurer and collector for Corry School District. Absence of members forced last night’s quorum shortage and session cancellation. A tentative special meeting set for next Monday. Key actions before month end include adopting the 1094-35 budget and levy assessment.
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Penn’ A
Schedileel
Board of Education
Barnes
Milon Brown
B. Patterson
Corry
Opportunity Club Meeting Highlights and Gifted Items
Mrs Ernest H Royer hosted the Opportunity Club meeting on East Main Street with 19 members and one guest present. President J B Patterson led a business session approving purchases of eight dozen church glasses and other matters. A member donated eighteen ten towels, Harry Spicer sang two solos with Mrs Harold Patterson at the piano, Rev Gilbert L Boyd spoke on Lives of Women in the Bible, Ming Adelie McCray won the entertaining contest, and a lunch of angel food cake ice cream and coffee was served before adjourning to meet with Mrs Leon Lindsley for the next gathering.
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Ernest H. Royer
East Main Street
Clebert Curtis
Douglas Rovelle
Opportunity Club
J. B. Patterson
Plubairs
Harry Spicer
Harold Patterson
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Ming Adelie McCray
LOE Prostesses
Leon Lindsley
Ica Invenue
Corry High School Dance and Amateur Stunts Set
The Student Council with Bili Ames and Mr Harriet Colegrove will sponsor a dancing party at the Junior High School Friday evening May 18. The Night Hawks orchestra will provide the program. A separate amateur program is planned Friday morning at Corry High School with a small admission charge to help fund class day expenses.
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Corry High School
Bili Ames
Harriet Colegrove
Night Hawks
Election fraud case ends in disagreement
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that five election officials and two clerks were accused of conspiring to falsify the 1082 congressional election allot. Judge Robert M. Ditson dismissed the jury after five hours of deliberation. the five will be retried in this term of court.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Election Board
Caf
Thomas O'Malley
John Barosky
Harl Longo
Floy Kawska
Stanley Carlowsk
Robert M. Ditson
Fye and One All Hours of Deliberation. Frosatitor Jaméen J. Marsh
Emmanuel Church considers reopening parish meeting
A parish meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church is set for Thursday evening May 17 at six to discuss future plans and financial arrangements to support a minister. The Emmanuel Guild sponsors a tureen supper and hopes all members attend with a share of food. Attending will be Bishop John Ward and the Rev. Harold Adding with the Rev. Mr DeSaussure of Meadville.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Hermanuel Guild
Enmidunie
Cuilelm
John ¢. Ward
Bie
Arold Adding
DeSaussure
Meadvills
Three Million to Depositors at Erie Bank
Nearly $3,000,000 will be distributed to depositors of the Second National Bank in Erie on June 1. Thousands of depositors facing financial difficulties await the payout as the bank, the city’s largest, remains restricted. The announcement says funds will be distributed as soon as the bank reorganizes, with a new bank expected to operate at the start of next month.
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Uy United Press
BRI
Second National Bank
LE Wultktix
Great British Battleship Delson Grounds In Harbor
Portland Eng May 15 The great British battleship Delson grounded in the harbor today. The Nelson class ships are among the world’s largest at 33 000 tons and this is the second grounding in four months. Earlier January 1 the Nelson went ashore at Portsmouth and floated after lightening the ship. A torpedo boat and two tugs refloated the Nelson and it proceeded to COLORADO. SCARCE ELIE from the highlands are unusually scarce this year in Ouray Colorado with grazing good and light snow on peaks.
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United Press
Portland
Eng
Delson
Portsmouth
Colorado Eleare
Ouray
Colo. Elie
Death of Mrs Tulia Briskey in Corry
Mrs Julia Briskey widow of Michael Briskey aged 86 died this morning at 2 at her home on East Main street after months of illness. A Corry resident for about sixty years she leaves three daughters Mrs Martins Basterfelt Mrs Grant Hosier of Corry and Mrs Rose K Edwards of Jamestown two sons Tony Briskey of Corry Archie Briskey of Philadelphia nine grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 9 30 am at St Thomas Church with interment at St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Julia Asriskey
Michael Briskey
Gelpel
East Main Street
Corry
Martins Basterfelt
Grant Hosier
Rose K. Edwards
Jamestown
Tony Briskey
Archie Briskey
Philadelphia
Robles Girl Rescued After 18 Days in Desert Cage
June Robles, a six year old girl, spent 18 days confined in a coffin like cage in the desert near Tucson. Authorities, led by DOJ agent Joseph E P Dunn, expect to identify the kidnappers within 24 hours as investigators confer with the child's parents about the grim case.
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Jane
Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Joseph E. P Dunn
Department of Justice
Dunn
June
Pinchot Looks For Victory By 250000 Margin
Philadelphia May primary voters faced uncertainty as results trickled in. Governor Pinchot predicted a win by at least 250000, claiming some Ware backers shifted camps. Reed echoed a 250000 plurality, while Guffey boasted a 450000 edge for the Roosevelt platform. Independent Morris spoke of a popular uprising against the machine.
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Joseph
Wasney United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Matty Yobsers
Jera
Gifford Pinchot
William S. Ware
David A. Reed
Pinchot
Reed
Dosepn PF
Guffey
Roosevelt
Roland 8. Morris
New Dealer
William A .Schnader
Pennsylvani
Edward
Shannon
Mellon
Charles J. Margiotti
Tilwin
Henry Ford Optimistic on Prospects at World’s Fair
Chicago May 15 Henry Ford optimistic about the 1984 World’s Fair inspection scene. He said conditions are improving and will continue to improve, expressing confidence in national prosperity. He rejected NRA criticisms and warned ignorance could hinder recovery, pledging not to yield to pessimism.
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Chicago
Henry Ward
Ford
NRA
Fire at Franklin factory damages J B Rial property
A fire at Franklin Pennsylvania early today damaged the J B Rial property at Point Hill and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze swept the companys power house and two tool sheds, following a prior smaller blaze weeks earlier that only damaged one building.
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United Frese Pranklin
J. B. Rial
Point Hill
Phillips Pleads For Governmental Economy In Closing Speech
Thomas W. Phillips, Republican gubernatorial candidate from Pittsburgh, urged economy in government and improvement of the state liquor control system. He argued state employers chase high wages and promised to rescue the party from a cabal of sullying politicians.
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United Press
Piptsburgh
Thomas W. Phillips
Philbps
Memorial Day Observance Plans Finalized by Committees
Memorial Day plans were finalized at a meeting of the organizing committees. Floyd Black is general chairman for the local observance to follow the usual schedule. Col. D. J. Driscoll will deliver the address at City Park. A parade from the V F W Home on West Washington will precede the services with committees named for parade reception flags grounds music and transportation and another meeting to further advance the program.
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Floyd Black
Col
D. J. Driscoll
St. Marys
West Washington Street
Chaylan P. Keating
W. G. Aroll
Houghston
V. J. Lethman
Albert Carlburg
Lloyd Stowe
Merle Amy
Melvin Hitchcock
A. J. Schaub
Oliver Casler
Willam May
W. G. Arnold
Grounds
Allan Spencer
D. F. Burch
Stephen Brooks
Harry Nett
Lois Decker
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Olin
W. Bracken
Chalrmin
M. Re Olds
Jregon Berry Crop Up In Hood River Report
Hood River Oregon reports a strawberry crop rise tied to early summer weather. Analysts anticipate about 200 tons more than last year, with a total harvest near 900 tons for canning in 1954.
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Hood River
Fourteen Ketball at Cere Day Me Last Pei of the mos
Fragmentary text indicates a school athletic awards event with multiple student recipients and an association ceremony. The readable fragments suggest a year ending or date related detail and an awards presentation within a season. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Cere
Mos
Fina Associa
Las Seivel Ward Notice Reaches Local Officials
Fragmentary OCR renders a ward notice directed to local officials about a council matter. Readable portions indicate the action involves a community issue and potential dates, but details are unclear due to garbled text. Further transcription needed for precise entities or deadlines.
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