Feline licensing debated as ward fights nuisance in city hall
A Fourth Ward resident backed licensing to curb cat nuisance harming flower plots birds and property. Ascension Day services held at St Thomas and St Elizabeth churches. New Brighton prepares for 100th anniversary May 28 to June 4 with Corry 100th anniversary invite. Pennsylvania railroads report April income down sharply. highway widening contract awarded in Franklin and Payette townships.
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Potty St. ‘Thomas
St. Eijesbeth's
St. Elizabeth’s
T St. Thomas
New Brighton
Countty of Beaver
Corry
Carter Hill Man Seriously Ill In Hospital
Carter Hill May 26 Mr and Mrs Virgil Slye of Buffalo were guests of Mr and Mrs Harald Howard and Mrs and Mrs Bert Slye. Will Twer recently released from Corry Hospital remains in critical condition. Several local residents visited friends and family, including Mildred Lindberg returning from appendectomy and others calling on Slye and Peterson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ever
Mildred Lindberg
Carter Hill
Virgil Slye
Buffalo
Harald Howard
Bert Slye
Alton Peterson
Clarence Slye
Arthur Morris
R. C. Snapp
Harold Howard
Elmira
Pelday
Harry Buntzen
Lee Proctop
Elgin
Charles Graves
Westfield
Orval Way
North East
Leon
Urd Hayes
Sam Boyce
Donation Hill
Will Twer
Corry Hospital
Kenneth Black
Waterford
C. G. Lindberg
Homer Proctor
Tani
Misa Mildred Lindberg
Arthur
Otto Joy
Wheel- Ock
Alten Peterson
Allene Borstoii
Pinger-Printing School Completes Pupils Finger-Printing
Patrolman Rows reports the city has fingerprinted nearly fourteen hundred children in a program aided by state officers. The effort, begun to create identification records, followed parental consent and the cooperation of the police department and city officials.
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Cnl A
Ianeway
General State Authority
Pinger-Printing School
Comy
Difords
Married teachers seek reinstatement in tenure fight
In Harrisburg on May 26 the State Supreme Court held appeals by two Granville Township public school instructors—Mary Shaw Colver and Eva Coleman Kauffman—invalid resignations for marriage but directed further consideration of their tenure protections under the 1937 school code. The cases, from Mifflin County, challenge board refusals to renew contracts arguing marriage was not covered by the tenure act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unmeg Rres
Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Mary Shaw Colver
Eva Coleman Kauffman
Granville Township
Miffin County
Martidge
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Spenk last week with her aunt Mrs Hagary Follett. He and Mrs Hazen Follett spent Sunday in Oil City at the home of Mr and Mrs Mis, Mr and Mrs Winner Blrath and daughter Edith and Mrs Ellen Salsburg of Falconer were guests of Mr and Mrs C G Lindberg last week. Mr and Mrs Archie Hurlbut were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bertsl ye. Miss Jean Follett spending the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Andrew Miller of Spartansburg. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morris and daughter Betty of North East visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Morris Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Follett
Andrew Miller
Spartansburg
Lawrence Morris
Betty
North East
Arthur Morr
Initiation of Eastern Star Initiation Ceremony
An Eastern Star initiation event was held by Corry Chapter No. 17 in the Masonick Temple. Mins. Glen Wool, Mrs. W M Haughton and Miss Howard Miller were welcomed. district deputy grand matron Mrs Margaret Smith spoke. Dorotha Mae Rickers sang before the ceremony. refreshments followed served by Miss Loulie Williams and committee. Visitors from Titusville Erie Meadville Conneautville joined from out of town.
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Corry
Oder
Mantern Star
Masonié
Glen Wool
W- M. Haughton
M.s. Howard Miller
Margaret Smith
Pitraville
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Loulie’ Williams
Ajlele Matthews
Mildred Hutchinson
Mayme Aldeh
Laura Meteahaml Mra
Rebecca 8. Erickson
Titusville
Smith
Melissa Hurlbut
Meadville
Lutheran Missionary Society in Meeting
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon. Mrs D A Hillstrom led the devotional hour and MH H S Bury led the day’s service. Vice president Mrs John A Bhasiom presided in the president’s absence and reported on the May convention held May 7 at Lawrence Park. The society announced that the offering boxes would be turned in at the June meeting. Hostesses Mrs Charles Dyhistrand Mrs John Boland Jr and Mrs Morris Chapin served refreshments at the close.
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Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstrom
H.S. Bury
John “A Bhasiom
Lawrence Park
Lovel Dare Not
Alec Graham, a 36 year old former playwright, and Gina Warre, 31, a celebrated portrait painter, reunite in New York after months apart. Their decade old romance resurfaces as Gina faces Barry Bedard’s probing question about marriage and Alec weighs proposing while paths of art, ambition, and friendship collide.
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Alec Graham
Gina _Warre lovely
Gina
New York
Ohio
Alec
Tommy Gale
South America
Shoteld Riece
Alec Wasl
Barry
Jast
Uim
Ging
Alee
Polor
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Hbdugttion
Pennsylvania Railroid
Roy H. Brownmiller
J. & M. Doyle Company
Erie
Franklin
Payette
Wast Springfield
East Springfield
Fairview
David A. Hillstroon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Corry Furniture Manufacturing Company
East Washington Street
Harold Burgnon
Corry State Liquorature
Edmund Jicans
Burgnon
Catherine Purcell
Cory
Rose Kummer
Mainstret
Union City
Market Street
James T
Raymond D. Smith
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Department of Military Affairs
Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission
Ito
Pennsylvania
al Guard
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Lutheran Missionary Society
IN Meeting
Lovel
Senis
Frederic March
Barry Bedard
Ipeintotealin
Paris
Slade
Hong
Royal
Fist Staal
Thabr
Ritz
Piard
Sono
Tommy
Helen
Mike
Darling
Drew
Morrell's
Meat Loaf
Boston
Ricky
Apple Grove
Stedtort
Larsen
Wory Bae
Navina
U.S
California
Libby
Neva
Wormal
Bakerite
Brace Up
Sara
Toga Spa Stata-owned
Gayser Water
Mille Spren
Adow
Vaney
Glen Oak Mustard
Wee
Phillioa
Porkie Beans
Philip Morcis
Orchard Park
Timbo
Dole
Seis
Sikaly
Autime
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