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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1935
Page
7
Erie Elects Barber Mayor by Narrow Margin
In Erie, Charles R. Barber, Republican, won the mayoral race against incumbent James P. Rossiter by 475 votes after official counts. Other city and county results followed, including Lechner as city controller by 40 votes, Hagerty for treasurer by 2,267, and Davis vs Young for clerk of courts decided by narrow margins amid a detailed tabulation of ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Charles R. Barer
Erie
James P. Rossiter
James D. Wilson
Barber
John Zeeb
Rossiter
Albert Lechner
Maysor Rossiter
Roy McDonald
Lechner
McDonald
Francis Hagerty
John J. Philips
Hagerty
Phillips
Traffle
Gale Ross
H. J. Klebes
John C. Dundon
M. J. Cronin
Nellie Munger
Michael Cannavino
Ethel Flanagan Davis
Annette Young
Mow
Owen JM. Burns
Grahamt
Burns
Men's Brotherhood Meets at Beaverdam on Friday
Beaverdam notices report the Methodist church dinner in the parlor after afternoon activities. The Men’s Brotherhood plans an evening meeting in the church parlor with a roast beef supper and program inviting residents from nearby towns to join in fellowship. Rev. J A Higley and others are mentioned in surrounding church events and visits to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Beaverdam
Charles Hodge
Zeon Proctor
Richard
Erie
J. A. Higley
Jin Corry
Betty Maynard
Clark Procter
Lowville
Virgil Tarbell
Brig
W. H. Cummings
Floyd Marsh
Gretchen Marsh
Corry
Charles Miler
Warren
M. B. Breed
James Crowell
Walter Proctor
James. Proctor
Jacke Swan
Charles Swan
United Brethren Church
M. L. Breed
Men's Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Elgin
McCray
Concord Ridge
Carl Proctor
Kenneth Wetmore
Warner McCray
John Ghase
Marsteller
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hill
Robert Mulgin
Lee Proctor
Lyons
Cash Smith
Claude Maynard
Maynard
Ida Carlson
Rocky Grave
Fear Franklin
Bert Watrons
Del
Wavence Pond
Annie MacDonnell
Mary Conway
Cora Rouse
Union City
W. B. King
Will Harris
Proctorville
R. Lyons
Kenneth Husang
Dalton
New York
Homer Proctor
Martha Maynard
Elk juries hear murder case amid strike halting fish business
In Ridgway and Grin regions, Pred De Philippi faces trial for murder as the Elk County court assesses degree of verdict amid strike tensions. Barcelona Fish Company suspends Erie port operations due to wage deadlock with fishermen and fish house operators, shipping most catch to down-state markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELK Jury
Fish Company
Ridgway
Pred de Philippi
Tit County
Michael Dophilion
Straub
E.W. McWarlin
Way
Albert Thomas
Hsq
Megaville
J.H. Cartiwright
Barcelona Fish Company
Peach Street
Erie
Barcelona
Barcelona Slip
Githade Ashermen
Bre
United States
Philadelphia Death Rate Hits New Low Figure
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health reports 11.98 deaths per 1000 population for the first nine months of 1085, the lowest rate in city history. Dr. J Norman Henry credits science and better economic conditions for the decline and cautions the final year figure depends on possible epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Histery of Philadelphia
Department of Public Health
J. Norman Henry
Boston Doctor Held on Illegal Surgery Charge
Dr Willem Walsh a 35 year old Allston physician was arrested and held on 6000 bail in an illegal surgery case connected to the death of Jeannette Rubien a 29 year old Harvard law student wife. The victim died in Walshs office while he treated a hip ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yumxea Rress
Boston
Willem Walsh
Allston
Harvard
Jeannette Rubien
Earlidge
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Etta Kett
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Helen Bensink
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By Paul Robinson
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