Damp day across state as WPA holiday noted
WEA and WPA workers across the state observed a holiday while WPA supervisors maintained usual duties. Highway patrols reported 172 driver card withdrawals in the week ending November 4, with 48 revocations and 127 suspensions. District 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association scheduled meetings at Buhl Hospital Sharon for November 16 with a 1:20 pm section prelude and a noon trustees luncheon. Governor Earle urged Pennsylvanians to join the American Red Cross for Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Roll Call and support highway first aid stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
Board of Directors
George H. Earle
One Killed and 12 Hurt in Area Auto Crashes
Erie reports show Claude H. Rice died when his car overturned after a collision at Cemetery Corners on the Sherman Mayville highway. His wife and five others were seriously injured. the second car’s driver and a passenger were lightly hurt. A 10 year old boy was dying after being struck by a hit and run vehicle at dth and Raspberry streets. Two more injuries occurred when pedestrians were struck by automobiles. An accident near North East injured a man and wife. The toll for Saturday includes one dead and 12 injured, with four seriously. All injured were at Hamet hospital. Mrs Anna Rice 62 sustained back and leg injuries. Mrs Carle Cage 57 bruises. Wallace Cage 56 possible skull and head injuries. Robert Cage 14 severe hand lacerations. Irene Cage 16 scalp lacerations. Earl Park driver of the Sherman car and Ruth Pringle were slightly bruised.
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Erie
Claude H. Rice
West 12Th Street
Cemetery Corners
Sherwan-Mayville
Dth
Raspberry
Hamet Hospital
Sherman-Mayville
Anna Rice
Brie
Carle Cage
Worth West
Wallace Cage
Robert Cage
Irene Cage
Earl Park
Sherman Merchants
Sherman
Ruth Pringle
Park
Remarkable Cure Reported for San Cura Ointment
A Townville Pennsylvania reader praises San Cura Ointment for healing a fever sore on her daughter’s leg after over a year of illness. The ad claims effectiveness for eczema boils tetter piles burns sunburn scalds cuts and bruises with sizes 35c 6c and $1.25. Available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hood
Townville
Abandon Plans for T B Hospital by Erie County
Erie county will not build a tuberculosis hospital despite a proposed PWA project for an 800 bed facility on Gore road south of the city. Controller Harvey Willis said taxes would need to rise to fund other institutions and suggested ballot votes in Bre county on 1936 funding. He noted a possible use of part of the county home near Girard for future tuberculosis hospital services.
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Erie
Erie County
Harvey M. Willis
PWA
Gore Road
Willis
Bre
Girard
Fifteen Pennsylvanian CCC Camps Abandoned Amid Cutback
United Press reports Pennsylvania will abandon fifteen CCC camps with about 3000 enrollees as part of a nationwide plan to reduce camp membership by 500000. Camps closed include Saeger Farm in Huntingdon county and others across Centre Clinton Lycoming Potter Cameron Luzerne Clarion and Westmoreland counties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
CCC
State Department of Forests and Waters
Saeger Farm
Huntingdon County
Monument
Stone Creek Kettle
Centre County
Greenlick
Tyler
Clinton County
Mill Run
Sullivan
Hicks Rum
Hil
Penn relief population hits new 1935 low in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania relief rolls declined to 141 194 on November 2 as expenditures dropped 116 802 09 to 2 813 079 86 and applications fell to 211 888. WPA employment topped 160 000 with 61 of 67 counties shrinking rolls. Allegheny Luzerne Schuylkill and Philadelphia led declines while Centre rose 220. Berlin zoo Aryan drive marks cages with swastikas on natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Tobnson
Allegheny
Luzerne
Schuylichl
Philadelphia
Centre County
Red Cross Roll Call Opens in Corry Tuesday
Mrs J J Haight leads a city wide Red Cross campaign in Corry with a house to house canvass replacing the plant workers plan. Ward committees are set for business district and home visits as the drive begins Tuesday with listed chairmen across four wards.
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J. J. Haght
Corry
The
Red Cross
Thomas Roelofs
Stuart Houghton
Olin W. Bracken
R. Lawrence Davison
First Ward
Edward Kinley
Fred Lauer
John Boland
William Dyckes
Donald Stewart
P. G. Wood
R. Olds
Frank Loveland
Katherine Burns
M. R. Green
W. A. Redmond
James MacInnes
Harry Rhodes
Willis Weed
George Keefe
John Maria
William Houghton
Morris Bernstein
Mra
Frank Burkhart
J. Skidmore
May Wisher
Fourth Ward
A. W. Rauscher
Mystery Star Baffles Addis Ababa Residents
Addis Ababans spend days watching a lone star that gleams through the night sky despite astral expectations. Officials and observers puzzled why the phenomenon wasn t noticed a month earlier and why locals now scramble to point out the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United Press
Addis Ababa
Addis Ababans
Olean Man Killed in Bradford Car Crash
Horace Studley, 61, of near Olean, died three hours after a two car collision at Pt. Allegheny yesterday. His companion Hiram Grimes, 45, was hurled through a windshield and is hospitalized in critical condition.
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Bradford
Horace Studley
Olean
Pt. Allegheny
Hiram Grimes
U.S. Canada Reach New Trade Treaty But Details Hidden
President Roosevelt announced a new U S Canada trade agreement in Arlington during an Armistice Day speech with newly elected Canadian prime minister William Mackenzie King. Officials say treaty details are being negotiated by experts.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Canada
William Mackenzie King
Arlington National Cemetery
Sugar Grove Boy Fatally Hurt in Sandlot Game
A 13 year old Sugar Grove youth Gordon Spink died after a head injury during a sandlot football game. He died Saturday evening at Warren General Hospital from a brain hemorrhage likely caused by the accident. Coroner Ed Lowrey said a verdict of accidental death is likely. He survived by parents Carl and Mrs Spink and three brothers Norman Albert and Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earby
Sugar Grove
Gordon Spink
Warren General Hospital
Sugar Grove Grammar School
Warren Hospital
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WEA
WPA
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Painesville
Ohio
Elizabeth Dawson
Richard S. Dawson
Lake Erie College
Elizabeth
Warren Times-Mirror
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
Philip Manuel
Church of the Covenant
Misnuel
Spartensburg
Board of Education
Johanna Lombard
Third Avenue
Center Street
Supreme Court
National Youth Administration Today
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Florence Colegrove
Hadlatoro State Teachers College
Colegrove
T.B. Hospital
Penn’a CCC
PENN
New
Berlin
Germany
STEL
Corry, Penna
Model Dairy CO
LED Cross
I Call
Mysterious
Rexall Drug
Condra’s Pharmacy
Sugar Groveboy
Gordon
Carl Spink
White House
Alice Ranch
North Center Street
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Etta Kett
Jeff Cable
Paul
Tempest
Etas
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