Parlance of 1920s notes and local happenings
A mixed local update recalls Charles Lindbergh’s historic flight anniversary, a boy’s ankle fracture, and weekly energy production gains. It also reports a transient jail release, a fire near Love's Foundry, crude oil production, a traveling circus arrival, fire-fighting curriculum proposal, hospital treatment for a hip fracture, garden tulips at Hawkins Keppel, an auto accident, a Pennsylvania lottery straw poll proposal, and wage scales for work relief. It closes with local sportsmen stocking trout and residents Marvin Donahue and family planning a return trip from Tucson and Los Angeles.
Earle Fights For Social Reforms In Pennsylvania Senate
Governor George H. Earle pressed labor and social reform measures in the Republican controlled Pennsylvania senate urging rapid passage. He backed eight administration labor bills including workers compensation and a minimum wage proposal while criticizing relief funding without reform. The Haluska women hours bill advanced with minor amendments while other measures faced delay or committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Garrisburg
George H. Earle
Senate
Labor and Industry Committee
Branato
Sesson
Pennsylvania
House
Marle
Administration
Earle
Dearing and Shoemaker Lead Corry High Graduation Honors
G Bruce Dearing son of J Roscoe Dearing West Washington street earns valedictorian honors in Corry High School Class of 1935 with an average above 99 percent. Les Shoemaker Jr son of Sue Shoemaker Maple avenue to deliver salutatory. Commencement speaker Tyr L H Bester Grove City will address graduates as plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bruce Dearing
J. Roscoe Dearing
West Washington Street
Corry ‘High School
Howard J. Sheen
Les Shoemaker, Jr
Sue Shoemaker
Maple Avenue
Dearing
Ty. L. H. Bester
Grove City
Prominent Conneaut Businessman Dies at 78
Conneaut May 21 Ten sard Hutch a leading local businessman for over 50 years died of a heart attack today. He served as a director of two Conneaut banks and was a former treasurer of the Conneaut Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneress Conneaut
Tensard Hutch
Tyro Conneaut Banks
Conneaut Telephone Company
Thompson's Barasma Tablets Promote Kidney Health
This old advertisement claims Thompson's Barasma Tablets clean kidneys, stimulate bowels, stomach, and wet, reducing headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains from disordered kidneys. Sold at all drug stores with the phrase ndyi-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Judge Hirt Speaks As Pittsburgh Lutheran Convention Opens
Judge W E Hirt of Brie welcomed 229 delegates at the 93rd annual Pittsburgh Synod convention in Erie as Dr Henry H Bagger of Pittsburgh was elected to a second five year term as president. The day featured remarks on social duty, a synodical sermon by Dr Bagger, and plans for new member introductions, reports from the Savannah Lutheran gathering, mission updates, and anniversary observances for Erie’s Lutheran establishment and regional synods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
C. A. Dennig
Waren
Bagger
United Lutheran Church In América
Savannah
Erie
Metger
Weem
Pennsylvania
L. T. Engers
Cats Save Man From Fire At Rainier Home
In Rainier Oregon Ira Johnson age 84 escaped with his pet cats when they darted around the house alarmed by fire licking the ceiling. The deaf man and his cats fled as flames engulfed the residence, which was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier
Ore
Ira Johnson
Johnson
Street Photo Shots Banned Under Measure
City Council adopted on first and second readings an ordinance to bar itinerant street photographers, banning “snapshots while you wait.” The measure imposes a resident license of 10 per year and a per day permit fee of 0, with penalties from 2 to 100 and possible jail time up to 30 days per violation. A bond to prove resident status is required, and the ordinance aims to curb transient photographers operating in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amu
Taza
Texefres
Jasevenns
Frank Heats
Mulderick
MM. Mullstick
Lyst
Pennsylvania 1935 87 biennium appropriation bill advances
The general appropriations bill for governmental functions for the 1935 87 biennium totals about 147 million dollars, about 9 million more than the last biennium. It advances on the second reading calendar after a push from the House Appropriations Committee. The bill includes 10 million for interest and sinking fund needs on two bread issues for relief and veterans' compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
House Appropriations Committee
Italy
George H. Earle
Commonwealth
Treasury Department
Herbert B. Cohen
York
House Committee
Senate
Mayor’s ad aims to curb gambling in West Mansfield
West Mansfield mayor J. B. Bede launches a public anti gambling drive with a two column advertisement in a weekly paper. The notice demands all card games cease at 11 o clock each Saturday and bans card games in any business place on Sundays. The order warns of further trouble if not obeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mansfield
J. B. Bede
Word
Parper
West Macafield
No Objections to King Street Sewer Assessment
City Council, sitting as a board of appeals, reported no objections to the King Street sewer assessment at the regular Municipal Building meeting Monday evening. The assessment was certified by the City Treasurer for collection and the King Street sewer relief project was recently completed.
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King Street
Bill Enacted By June 1 To Cover Next Biennium
Dons committee met with the house group for the final meeting before reporting the bill for floor action. The aim is to have the bill enacted by June 1 as the 1932-35 biennium ends so expenditures for the next biennium are provided. With approval, lawmakers look to adjournment as the main remaining issue. The senate usually takes about a month to consider specific items, some pared down and others increased.
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Dons
House
Senate
Cavalcante Behind Move to Oust Johnson in Pa
United Press reports Harrisburg May 21 a bill to remove Robert J Johnson executive director of the state Emergency Relief Board would amend the law creating the SERB to require the director be a Pennsylvania resident for at least two years prior to appointment There is no current provision for an executive director and the bill would require governor appointment with the advice and consent of the Senate The measure was referred to the committee on state government
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Stat
United Press
Harrisburg
Robert J. Johnson
State Emeregncy Relief Board
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette Democrat
Pennsylvania
Cavalcante
Senate
Committee On
Plans for sewer addition in Grove City
Grove City council approved plans for an extensive addition to the borough sewage disposal plant by engineers from Pittsburgh. Bids will be sought after state health board approval, with many workers to be employed on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
GZ. N. Chester
Tne
Pittsburgh
Healt’s
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Charles Linbergu
José Obgoure
Franklin Parsons
Gerald Parsons
North Center Street
Associated Gas & Electric System
Jack Martin
Jersey Shore
N. J
Love's Foundry
United States
Sparks
Downie Brothers Circus
Oil City
Meadville
Pennsylvania State College
Warren R. Roberts
Northampton
Olive Nichols
Marion’ Street
Corty Hospital
Hawkins and Keppel Gardens
Mott Street
Tony Tokosh
Pittsfield
M. D
Corry Hospital
Beaverdam
Clinton A. Sowers
Philadelphia
Ways and Means Committee
Corry
Marvin Donalia
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Donahue
Bruce Dearing
Conneaut
Judge Hirt
Young Idea
Nelly Don
Ido
Shahi
F.C. Chapin
Move
Steve
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
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