Erie County Electric Coen Rate Cut Sets January 1 Implement
Bris, Nov 15 Consumers of Erie County Electric Co have won a rate reduction effective January 1. The new schedule lowers the first 20 kilowatt hours to 7.0 cents, next 80 kWh to five cents, with a 60 cent minimum charge. The commission says about ninety thousand dollars will be shaved from gross receipts. The change reduces the bill for 60 kWh from 2.53 to 2.00 dollars, and affects potential rates for other utilities and customers pending further study. The tariff was filed with the Public Service Commission Wednesday afternoon by a Philadelphia messenger.
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Brig
Lie] Eile County Electric Company
Pncome
Nets SeThe
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Garliff
Erie County Electric Co
Erie County Bleotele Go
Corry Grange Meeting At Maccabees Hall This Weekend
Corry Grange plans a meeting at Maccabees Hall on Sunday evening with a large delegation expected from Yemmesville. Visiting officers will confer the third and confirm a class of candidates and present the program. Local Grange will serve lunch after the entertainment and invites attendees to bring sandwiches or a pumpkin pie.
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Corry Grange
Maccabees Hall
Yemmesville Grenee
Iocal Grange
Sunny Kellogg Ant-Bran Health Claim Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes Ant-Bran cereal as a source of bulk to aid digestion and prevent constipation. It touts fiber for moisture absorption and soft waste elimination, notes added vitamins and iron, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, while warning chronic cases to consult a doctor.
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Kellogg's
Att- Bray
Att-Bray
Kellogg
Pennsylvania Farmers Earn From Wide Range Of Crops In 1933
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania farm cash income in 1933 came from thirty two product groups. Total cash return rose about 7 percent to $11,889,000, despite six major crops earning less than 1932. Major contributors include dairy products, vegetables, fruits, and hogs with significant shares from gardens, truck patches, nurseries, and greenhouses.
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Harrisburg
Jong
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
AAA
Meadville High School Safe Robbery Attempt
Lock smiths worked to finish a Tuesday night job in Meadville High School office as thieves tried to crack the safe. The door latches and front gear were damaged but burglars fled when Principal Pond surprised them at midnight. About $40 belonged to the athletic association.
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Meadville
Meadville High School
Fie Terge’ Ware
IR. X. Brown
F. L. Pond
New Officers Installed at Meadville Catholic Daughters Court
Miss Mable Sewell presided as district deputy assisted by Mrs Barbara Bell as monitor of Meadville and installed officers of Court Conception No 85 Catholic Daughters of America at a meeting last evening in the rooms. Guests included Mrs Mary Sanduaky and Rev Francis Graves with Rev Francis O Connell. Newly named officers include Mrs Mary Murray vice regent Mrs Nellie Black prophetess Mrs Katherine Kinley lecturer Mr Mayme Wood historian Miss Anna Shields financial secretary Miss Helen Morrell monitor Miss Agnes Lynch sentinel Mrs Eliga Morrell chaplain Rev Fr Graves organist Mrs Helen Sullivan trustees Mrs Zipporah Miller Miss Louise McGrath Miss Florence Blair Mrs Anne Baresse Mrs Katheryn Slattery and Mrs Mary Heath. The court presented retiring grand regent Mrs Anna Graham with a pocketbook. Miss Schell received a gift. Talks by Miss Schell and Rev Fr O Connell followed the ceremonies and a salad course was served by Mrs Jon Mooney and committee.
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Mable Sewell
Catholic Daughters of Amelia
Meadville
Barbara Bell
Court Conception
America
Mary Sanduaky
Bris
Rey
Francis Graves
Francis O'Connell
Jisky
Mary Murray
Grend
Nellie Black
Katherine Kinley
Mayme Wood
Anna Shields
Helen Morrell
Monitor
Agnes Lynch
Eliga Morrell
Helen Sullivan
Zipporah Miller
Misa Louise McGrath
Florence Blair
Anne Baresse
Katheryn Slattery
Mary Heath
Anna Graham
Miss Schell
O'Connell Alley
Py. Graves
Jon Mooney
Allay Anxiety Over Local Hold Applications
Anxiety of Corry area property owners over Townsfront Federal Home Owners loan applications eased by district head Sennett announcing no new applications will be accepted locally while about nine hundred already filed will be processed. State manager Laporte confirms, funds will handle loans already accepted and continue through normal channels. future applications are not being accepted.
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Corry and
Townsfront
Soda Corporation
Washington
B. Walker S Nett
Erle
Mile
Wing Laporte
Sennett
Ince Babe
Aliaattér
Tonge
Child's League Entertainment Near North Center Street
The Child's Conservation League was entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foster on North Center Street. Six ten members and a guest Miss Oa Young attended. Mrs. A B Klinger read a paper on Say ing the Undercfed Children, followed by a contest conducted by Mrs Lyle Poster. Awards won by Mrs J Albert Young and Mrs Raul Hatch. A luncheon was served and the meeting adjourned to November 26 at the home of Mrs J H Mount on West Frederick Street.
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Child's Conservation League
Mro
Arthur’ Foster
North Center Street
Oa! Young
A.B. Klinger
Lyle Poster
J Albert Young
Raul Hatch
J. H. Mount
West Frederick Street
Van Zandt Predicts World War II Veteran Bonus Next Year
In a speech at the courthouse in Erim, James F Van Zandt of Altoona Pennsylvania, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, predicted the veterans bonus would pass this session. He cited past House passage and Senate momentum and anticipated a presidential veto only if Roosevelt opposes it, with enough votes to override. Also noted were a birth-related dental anomaly in Hoquiam and a Boston re-entry permit for two Canadian Siamese twins named Simplicio and Lucio Godino.
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ERIM
Rew Congress
James F van Zandt
Altoona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court House
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Amy
van Zandt
Boston
United States
Simplicio
Lucio Godino
Watch kidneys like bowels and Doan's Pills
A garbled ad-style health notice claims kidneys and bowels are linked and urges use of Doan's Pills to cleanse about 79 000 feet of supposed kidney tubes. It warns against harsh drugs and promotes Foster-Milburn Co. as maker.
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Doan
Mutilions
Sidney
Foster-Milburn Oo
Engagement Announced At Corry Party
Mrs Canton Waiamesau and Harold Anderson hosted a pleasant party at the former home on White arrest. Progressive Five Hundred was played at four tables. The engagement of Miss Osence Irwin and Paul N Lawson was noted. Awards went to Mrs Harry Lamons Floyd Marsh Mrs Carlo Willania and Harry Lamora. Guest prize went to the Nopored couple. Mrs Bruce Thomas sang two numbers. A two course lunch was served. No wedding date has been set for the couple.
Weather Term Confuses Readers in Frost Description
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a cold front and frost term usage. It references weather bureau terminology likening a freezing front to a “black frost” and notes frost deposits on exposed surfaces. The passage aims to define a term but becomes unclear and partially unreadable.
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Weather Bureau
Henry
Killine
Wreck ties up Erie Railroad near Meadville
A derailment three miles north of Greenville derailed fifteen cars of a westbound freight train. No injuries occurred and main line traffic was restored by wards with trains rerouted via Bessemer and Lake Erie tracks. Three hundred feet of track were damaged as wrecking crews worked to clear debris and repair the roadbed.
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Erie Railroad
Meadville
Long
Greenville
Bessemer
Lake Erie
Ghenango
23 Children Too Many in Miami Police Report
Miami police heard a sad tale from a black woman whose husband deserted her after fathering 23 children including several triplets. The case highlights a family burden amid urban housing and social strain.
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Miami
Fla
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