Agreement on Milk Handling Avert Strikes in New York
A threatened strike by Milk Wagon Drivers Union Local 584 in New York City plants of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association was averted after wage talks produced a satisfactory adjustment. J A Coulter secretary praised union workers for sharing the burden of declining milk prices and supporting a program to aid farmers.
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New York City
Dairymen’s League
New York
Darymen's League Co-opeative Association, Inc
J. A. Coulter
Masonic Fraternity Hosts Oyster Dinner Meeting
Clarence Commandery No. 51 held its regular meeting at the Masonic Hall last evening. The Ladies Auxiliary served an oyster dinner to a large number of members while business proceeded. Harry S. Allen of Pittsburgh attended the inner meeting as a guest.
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Frece
Clarence Commandery No
the Commandery
Masonic Hall
Clarence Commandery
Harry S. Allen
Pittsburgh
Flatley Drops Fight On Rogan To Run In 1935
On November 18 Thomas W. Flatley of 756 1B 6th Street conceded the county commissioner race to Joseph F. Rogan by more than 900 votes. Flatley planned to run again in four years and abandon any court action over the slogan dispute. Legal analyses showed the top three vote getters are elected regardless of party, affirming Rogan’s victory.
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Flatley
Rogan
Puppureer
Thomas W. Flatley
6Th Street
Joseph F. Rogan
Rogen
Assault on Titusville Woman Reported
Viola Sutton Bickel, 22, of 183 Diamond Street, said she was assaulted by a stranger while being transported from Oil City to Titusville. She was bound and gagged and left in the woods south of the city. she provided a license plate number and a suspect description. Police pursued the case with an arrest expected wake morning.
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Titusviler
Viola Sutton Bickel
Diamond Street
Oil City
Titusville
Corry Woman's Club Plans Bazaar at Club House
The Corry Woman's Club’s Ways and Means Committee arranged a bazaar at the club house on Mott street for December 17. General chairwoman is Mrs. J. J. Haight with assistants Mrs. Poster Davis Mrs. Florence Morgaridge Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs. Carl Gustafson Mrs. Eirnest Schuyler and Mrs. W. M. Weed. A silver tea and a planned program will mark the annual event.
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Corry
Playing With Matches Fatal in Westfield Tragedy
Imogene Pangborn aged 16 months died after her dress caught fire from siblings playing with matches. The incident occurred at 4 p m in Westfield when the mother was away and bystanders and Dr L A Connelly treated her before she died at Dunkirk Hospital.
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Westfield
Imogene Pangborn
Gilbert Pangborn
R. D
Imogene
L. A. Connelly
Dunkirk Hospital
St Marys Man Injured in Mil ton Dollar Highway Crash
Linus Mallison of St Marys is in semi conscious condition with a fractured skull after a collision two miles south of St Marys on the Milton Dollar Highway Monday evening. F A Gerg of St Marys suffered a severed tendon and lacerations to a finger. Both were hospitalized. two trucks carrying coal were damaged and coal littered the road as crews cleared the scene.
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Linus Mallison
Ridgway
St. Marys
Oldlock
F. A. Gerg
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Gerg
Highway Department
Mallison
Local Social Notes Spread Across Blueeye and Nearby Towns
Dr Phil lips of Bear Lake visited last week. Henry Jaquith and Chester Grover hosted guests near West Spring Creek. Chas Sandburg and family visited Perry Hilburg in North Clymer. John Rickerson toured Corry. Henry Hollis from Corry spent Monday nearby. Elmer Peterson and Clare Wedin of Lake Hill visited Chas Sandburg. Ray Griswold of Erie stayed with his mother Martha Griswold. C Tritt of Warren visited Thursday. Mrs Will Burch toured with her mother Mary Martin. Chas Sandburg and family joined Irwin Smith in Warren. Howard Benson and son Albert hosted relatives in Jamestown. Wilma Bindley visited Corry. Martha Griswold returned from Niobe. Frank Howard, Wilma Bindley, Clayton Baccus and Glenn Jaquith visited Warren. A O Sandburg of Corry called on neighbors Friday afternoon. Charlotte Stearns of Youngsville spent time with grandmother Floyd Griswold. Albert and Chas Sandburg and Henry…
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Dr. Phillips
Bear Lake
Henry Jaquith
Chester Grover
West Spring
Creek
Chas
Sandburg
Perry Hilburg
North Clymer
John Rickerson
Corry
Henry Hollis
Elmer Peterson
Clare Wedin
Lake Hill
Ray Griswold
Erie
Martha Griswold
C. Tritt
Warren
Will Burch
Mary Martin
Trwin Smith
Howard Benson
Albert
Wilma Bindley
Clayton Baccus
Glenn Jaquith
A. O. Sandburg
Charlotte Stearns
Youngsville
Floyd Griswold
Albert and
Henry
Father and Son Banquet And Church Attendance Noted
Jaquith Jr and Sam Baker attended the father and son banquet in Columbus Tuesday evening. Stella Irvin Briggs and Mrs Alta Mead attended church in Columbus Sunday. The excerpt urges that there is no substitute for hard work as a key to success, remarking that soft snaps often end in hard lamps, attributed to Gelt.
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Jaquith, Jr
Sam Baker
Columbus
Stella
Irvin Briggs
Married Saturday Evening at Ripley
Miss Opal Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Smith Corry RD 7 wed Wilson Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cooper Mertz Corners at Ripley November 14 officiated by Rev Patt son The couple reside in Corry RD 7 and start their life together.
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Opal Smith
A. D. Smith
Corry
R. D
Wilson Cooper
Frank Cooper
Mertz Corners
Ripley
Pattson
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Masonic Fraternity
Hunt
Woman's Club
Ersonal Finance
Society
South Center ST
Corry. PA
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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Blueeye News
Fountain Service
Keister
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