Thanksgiving and Local News Roundup
Police hunt for the thief who took a bicycle owned by Robert Nichols a postal carrier. Plans for the Cider Boys Conference at Putley December 1 and 2 are under way with transportation arranged. Roosevelt to speak at Gettysburg Memorial Day ceremonies next year. Great meat display on the avenue draws attention. Civilian Conservation Camp injuries reported in Hearts Content. State bills advance in Harrisburg on Sunday truck ban and liquor control investigation. Thanksgiving closures and local banking honors noted. NRA reforms allow return to schools for 15 000 Pennsylvania youths. Traffic safety update reports nonfatal crashes and injuries in the first ten months of the year.
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Putley
C. M Hengst
Provisions of Liquor Control Bill Outlined in Pennsylvanias Session
United Press reports on the Harrisburg special session act detailing state liquor store regulation, license classes, and board control. Provisions cover licensing for hotels, restaurants, clubs, and steamship and railroad entities, fees scaled by population, state stores open hours, and prohibition powers.
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General Assembly
Lquor
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Senate
Sis
Control Board
Commonwealth
Liquor Control Board
Court of Quarter Sessions
Mplives
State Stores and Control Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Cyuy
United States
Thettorney
Valuation-Corry to Spend Quiet Holiday in Erie
About 350 civil cases are listed for the December term of Erie County Court opening December 4. Principal interest centers on a $300,000 suit by Theodora Nagle against the Theodore M. Nagle estate alleging libel in a will statement. The case, long in county court, was delayed by appeals in Pennsylvania's highest courts and is numbered 46 for the term.
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Corry
Erie
James N. Wilson
Theodora Nagle
Theodore M. Nagle
Pennsylvania
Ibis
Forty five Civil Works Projects Approved In Pa
Harrisburg reports forty five additional Civil Works Administration projects approved by State Administrator Eric H. Bcie. The plan aims to employ 48,474 statewide with 1 014 new workers and reach 300 000 Pennsylvanians by February 16 aided by 90 million dollars in federal payroll funds. A Worle flood prevention project will employ 2 000 until February 15 to widen Codorus river channel below York, the largest CWA project to date in Pennsylvania. Distribution: Allegheny two projects 195 workers. Armstrong three 195. Beaver five 114. Bedford one 16. Clarion one 30. Clinton one 25. Dauphin three 49. Erie one 8. Franklin five 166. Juniata one 15. Mercer two 50. Mifflin one 89. Northumberland one 35. Somerset thirteen 128. Washington four 160. GRID: Benedicts Payetteville Ark. Four Arkansas players including captain and sub-captain are married, second time in three seasons a married man captains the team.
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Eric H. Bicie
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Biddie
Worle
Codorus
York
Pensylvania Cwa
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Clarion
Clinton
Dauphin
Erie
Pranklin
Juniata
Mercer
Mifflin
Northumberland
Somerset
Washington
Still hopeful of reduction in assessment
Taxpayers of Concord and Wayne townships expect a possible 2 share in any Erie county assessment cuts. Reports say the Lolurity commissioners plan reductions at North Hast and nearby lake townships, while Wayne and Concord face reinstated 1934 assessments after refusals. Further hearings are anticipated to address the tax values amid protests.
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Concord
Wayne
Erie County
Erie
North Hast
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Negro Hanged by Missouri Mob Despite Guard Efforts
Report details a mob in Missouri that lynched a Black man after a protracted confrontation with National Guardsmen and deputies. Tear gas failed, the cowering prisoner surrendered, and no further interference followed as the crowd celebrated around the pyre with fires and eerie illumination. One guardsman was injured.
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Page Onettional Guard
Theisen
Petioin
Jyvis
Wames
Mrs Nichols to Attend Woodmen Circle Meeting in Reading Pa
Mrs P M Nichols leaves today for Reading Pennsylvania to attend a joint session of the Pennsylvania Fraternal Council and the Woodmen Circle. National officers of the Woodmen Circle will be present. Sessions begin this afternoon and continue through Sunday.
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P.M. Nichols
Masonic Dancing Party Planned for Thanksgiving Evening
The Entertainment Committee of the Masonic Fraternity completed plans for a Thanksgiving party at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening. The Night Hawks orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9:30 to 1:30, refreshments will be served, and Masons plus friends are invited.
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Masonic Temple
Night Hawks
Masons
Churches Join In Union Thanksgiving Services And Weekend Events
The Corry Ministerial Association hosts a 7:30 PM union service at First Presbyterian with Rev. Peary F. Haines delivering the sermon and other local ministers taking part. The Stanford Hose Company ball at the Elks Club features Night Hawks music from 9 PM to 1 AM. Thanksgiving Day closes stores and the Journal, with football between Corry bantams and Erie at Athletic Field at 2 PM and several Masonic dances planned.
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Corry Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Peary F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corry
Ithe”L
Stanford Hose Company
Elics’ Club
Night Hawks
Oldlock
The
Journal
Turkey Yay
Bantam Eleven
Erie
Beaver Mrs Hi D Visitors in Cottage at the Bor
Fragmentary OCR note mentions visitors in a 7 Cottage area near a home event. Names appear garbled with references to Mr Allen, Mr Weg Wes, and Mrs Thome among others. Content is unreadable in places but implies a social gathering or visit with multiple adults noted.
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Bor MyCleland
Milday
Eve Thome
Loi
And
Allen
A Aes
Ange
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