Paragram Wriday 1936 Civic Announcements Mixed In
The article lists a wave of political and civic items from Corry to Erie. It notes Democratic events at Mye's and a Rex theatre prize, a nationwide radio address by Governor AW My Landon, WPA wages totaling $179 million with over 60 thousand resignations, and upcoming church consecration in Altoona. It covers business declines in Pittsburgh, new Erie hospital trustees, a Republican Women membership contest, and weatherively uncertain winter forecasts, plus several local notes on mills, rail freight, Thanksgiving proclamations, and unclaimed funds.
Boy Gashed in Face by Barbs on Wire Fence
Carter Hill reports a boy suffered a facial gash after briers and barbs snagged his face on a wire fence. Local residents kronicle social calls and visits across Beaverdam, Spring Creek, Erie, and surrounding areas with family gatherings noted during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Willlam
Beaverdam
Cu Follett
Nelson Williams
Hazen Follett
Fred Cooper
Eld
Mira
Whitney
Tmieaisy
Myn Pu
Spring Creek
Hazen Folleth
Mies
Hettie Heath
Kria
Harry Slye
Virgil Slye
Bert Slye
Frank Cooper
Corry
Lenn Proctor
Nelson
Williams
Edward
Clarence Siye
Helen Follett
C. J. Follett
Erie
Cecil Follett
Oime
Boston
Coveland
Hilden Loneberg
Harry
Sauirasy
Joseph Thurston
Clarente
Fred Peterson
Prde
Torvillé
Simday
Shapp
Spartansburg
C. G. Snapp
Minnie Joy
Hlarland Thomson
Glenn Humes
Homer Bames
Mrr
Mirs
Peace Officers Indicted Over Raid Conspiracy
IPM, Nov. 18. Indictments returned against three peace officers for conspiracy in a raid on an alleged immoral show in Grand Park. Trial delayed to February due to defense absence and jurors’ earlier notes. State police and constables aided by officers arrested 251 men in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IPM
Pesce
Walter Qoodwir
J. O. Badders
Glenn Waly
Ters
Traverse
Uis-1
Criminal Court
Asst
Burton i
Laubsatu
Grand Jury
Mesid
Jn Gk Park
Hall
Queing
Vierald
Fragmentary social notes from a countryside weekend
The fragmentary text records social visits and injuries from a last Saturday and weekend, naming numerous individuals such as Miss Jéan Follett, Afiss 3ilired Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris and their son Milton, and several local couples. It mentions a weathered injury requiring stitches and multiple caller visits over the weekend in a rural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jéan Follett
Proctor
Arthur Morris
Milton
Glen Humes
J.C. Follett
Miss Caine
Pitt
Sammett Prige
Clarenge Slye
Eyle
Nelson Williams and Son
Start Work On Sidewalks In Fourth Ward
Weather permitting work will begin next week on the Fourth Ward sidewalk construction program. City Engineer N. R. Dickson, cooperating with the Works Progress Administration, announced the project as part of the city improvements. Some wards have remaining jobs likely to extend into next year if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
N. R. Dickson
Works Progress Administration
Ute Journal
Jobe
Trade Policy To Remain Unchanged In Face Of Congress Push
Washington reports state department officials expect new efforts in the next congressional session to modify trade treaties. Administration warns any changes will face strong opposition unless specific industries or regions show clear injury. Roosevelt’s reelection campaign was linked to trade policy debates. The Yankee planners aim to preserve existing treaties under the work relief program while pursuing needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
State Department
Apo. CN
Offerals
Roosevelt
Dre
Local Officials Invited to Harrisburg Conference
Police Chief John Flanlean and Mayor Glen Miller will attend a conference in Harrisburg from November 9 to the 12th to study crime prevention and reform. Attorney General Charles Margiotti sent out invitations, with Margiotti vacationing in Florida yet to approve the program. General George H. Herley will give the opening address to conferees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flanlean
Glen Miller
Pennsyvania
Erie
Harrisburg
Deven Key
Charles
Margiotti
Florida
Tia
Bonnelly
George H. Herley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wriday
Mye's
Fairview
Rex Theatre
AW My Landon
Kaneaga
WPA
Pennsylvania
Edward XN. Jones
Erié
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Msgr
Richard T. Guilfoyle Og
Altoona
Brie
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research
Horace A. Crary
Warrenty
Fred W. Moser
Greensville
Zem Zen Hospital
Earl V. MacDonald
John Perseh
Sharon
S. W. McCluré
Pennsylvania, Council of Republican Women
Ay Francis
Fashion Academy of New York
America
Association of American Railroads
Don E. Wiseman
Erie County Mille Association
Pennsylvania ‘Mill Conttrol Board
Harrigburg
Ohlo
New York
Leonard Spangeigber
Baygén
Distriét
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Ross Med
Birlebanita
Ligt.daton
Homer Homes
Tony
Tony Meggy
Clarence Shye
Lee Hynes
Burchard
Campbridge Spring
Glenn Ifames
Mes
Deilelson
Fislyview
Mivcandd Mig
D.B. Litnaquist
WPA Gang
Law Officers Hall
Capital
Studi
Porsepower
Marion Matters Sono
Easly
Subterie
Rae
Ford
Goo Fa Aang
Mastny Evin Ny
Doge
Weablesa
Apeeda
Pali
Deartora
Ford Finance
United Bama
Atepou Ford
Universal Credit Co
Vilas
Ford Dealers
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