Night club invites seniors and Jamestown Expos
The Brown Derby in Corry promotes Senior High School auditorium events this week with a message about the Erie Furniture Expos. Nearby notices include the Erie County Constables Association meeting with District Attorney Merliner B. Gralamas as speaker and property sales on Main Street.
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Erie County Constables’ Association
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Pinchot Signs Broad Set of State Government Bills
Governor Pinchot signed 39 bills and vetoed two in a broad economy package affecting jurors and witnesses pay chains stores tax and local government funding. The relief package includes $18 million for post June 1 relief needs and new registration hours for third class cities.
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Umder
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Allegheny
Buckman
Delaware River Bridge Commission
Dairymen Win Freight Cut Cuts Milk Transport Costs
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association announces a 19 percent reduction in railroad freight rates on full milk shipments to New York City. The agreement with railroads including New York Central and Erie cuts costs by about $1,000,000 annually, effective soon, after a year of campaigning and negotiations.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Fred H. Séx*ayer
New York Central
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Dairymen's League
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Mille Distrimntors
Corry Plans Use Of 600000 Federal Relief Funds
Corry officials and the Relief Fund board discussed uses for a 600000 public works grant to Erie county. Ideas include storm sewers on Center Street and paving updates from Franklin to Smith, with funds also for car repairs and West Main West Washington paving. City Engineer A N Aitken will present proposals to the Erie relief engineers on Thursday May 25.
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Erie County
Corry Relief Fund Board
Los
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Franklin Street
Smith Street
West Main
West Washington Street
N. R. Dickson
T Ha
Columbus
Warren County
Warren County Committee
Erle
Erle County
Erie Relief Council
A. N Aitken
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Amputation Follows Spring Creek Slashing Fight
In Warren county a dispute at Spring Creek led to a violent clash injuring Preg Brown, 28, whose left arm was amputated after a window-related wound. Livya Whitman and Brown gave similar accounts of the incident dating from card-game tensions. Police report Brown felled Whitman through a window. Whitman fled. Brown was hospitalized at Corry Hospital with severe lacerations and later improved, while authorities said no charges are expected. The piece also notes a national $2 billion program distribution with Erie county at $60,000.
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Spring Creek
Preg Brown
K. C. Eddy
RL. Ritchie
Brown
Bot Brown
Livya Whitman
Brow
Whitman
Clough
Corry Hospital
Death Claims Mrs Anna Orn
Mrs Anna Orn longtime Corry resident died at home 428 Liberty Street Monday evening after serious illness following a major operation at Corry hospital. Born May 5 1857 in Sweden she came to Corry 31 years ago from Worcester Massachusetts widow of John A Orn. Survived by three daughters Mary Briof Anni Herdendorf Elsie Taylor and two sons Victor and Paul of Corry ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the home with Rev G Stanley West officiating. Interment in Fine Grove cemetery.
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Corry
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Mass
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Elmer
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Mary Br-iof
Mess
Anni Herdendorf
Werren, Pa Mra
Eisie ‘Taylor
Victor
Paul Om
G. Stanley West
Hurmanue
Hipistopal
Fine Grove Cemetery
Former Corry Resident Dies in Buffalo
Mrs. Bessie Jacobs, 78, a former Corry resident, died Sunday evening at her Buffalo home after a lingering illness. She is survived by son Milton Jacobs and daughter Mrs. Rose Jacobs Britt of Buffalo, plus sisters Mrs. Abe Gumbineky and Mrs. Henry Gladke of Elmira, with funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm from the Buffalo home and interment there. Mullins Manufacturing Co. in Youngstown announced a ten percent wage increase for 550 workers on piece work at their Salem Ohio plant.
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Buffalo
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Corry
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Rose Jacobs Britt
Abe Gumbineky
Henry Gladke
Elmira
Youngstown
Mullins Manufacturing Co
Salem
College Women Enjoy Supper at Findley Lake
Mrs O W Bracken hosted the College Women's Club tureen supper at the O M Howard cottage Findley Lake New York with 29 members present guest Miss Irene Andrews of Brie former member and Mrs James Darling attended After dinner Mrs Dayling spoke on wood flowers and plants Games and cards followed Newly elected clip president Miss Ethel McCray named committee chairs for the year with Eugenia Graft entertainment and Mrs Genevieve Johnson membership among others The club will resume activities in September
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College Women’s Club
O. M- Howard
Findley Lake
N. Y
Ta Guignon
Ruth Burkhardt
Irene Andrews
Brie
James Darling
Wesleyville
Clearfield
Les Wi March
Tna Austin
Ated
H. H. Lewis
Eugenia Graft
Genevieve Johnson
Arthur Derminet
Ethel Mosier
Iss Field
Derminer
Charlotte Walter
Annette Titus
March
Maps as wallpaper in Watertown home of Col Williams
A room in Watertown, Massachusetts, belongs to Col. Williams. Blake’s maps of World War II sectors cover the walls, illustrating areas where Blake saw action.
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Watertown
Mass
Col. Williams
Blake
Monessen Plant Reopens at Full Capacity After 1930 Hiatus
Monessen Pa May 23 About 1600 workers gain full time status for first time since 1930 as the American Shear and Tim Plate Company plant resumes capacity operations. Reforming employees started yesterday with rolling mills to return in days as units come online. Plant had operated part time until March 1 and will schedule 18 hours per worker weekly, running from midnight Sunday to midnight Saturday.
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United Press Moniessen
American Shear and Tim Plate Company
Girl Oh In His other Buys HRIB holdup four bandits
Fragments report a robbery at a store with four bandits involved. Police inquiries reference gun play and a cash haul. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text. Further details are unavailable from the readable portion.
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HRIB
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