City Council, Board Meetings and Local Notes
After Thanksgiving, a slate of meetings includes a special Board of Education gathering tonight and a Goldy Rule Club dinner Monday at Wayne Valley Church. Erie School reopen Monday. Corry volunteers aid Zem Zem Hospital fundraiser with Erie Academy routing Technical High of Atlanta 28 to 0. Carnegie Tech held Pitt to a scoreless tie in Pittsburgh. A $10 reward was offered for burglars stealing eight prize chickens at Columbus. Federal Reserve report notes October wholesale gains. McCabe resigns from New York Daily Mirror. Almon Ames of Akron injured a hand in Corry. Rev. Sheehan ill in Titusville. County officials seek bonded guarantees. Board of Education bids for a new Vocational school. Emblem station offers hunting maps and laws. Buck escape near Tionesta leads to a near-miss for James Williamson of North Center Street on Thanksgiving trip with relatives.
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Corry
Zem Zem Hospital
Erie
Erie Academy
Technical High School
Atanta
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Tionesta
James Williamson
Eouth Center Street
Geo, MacDonald
Dickinson College
Curlusie
Hitler Defends Stand On Jews And Bolshevists
United Press interview with Adolf Hitler in the Reich chancellery portrays his stance on Jewish legislation as pro German and necessary to defend against Bolshevism. He claims Jews dominate Bolshevist agitators and urges protective measures, while insisting Germany must have a strong army to deter foreign attack. He notes Germany’s role as a bulwark of the West and compares postwar intellectuals to a proletariat, emphasizing racial and political priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Baillie
United Prose
United Press
Bprlin
Germany
Bolsheviem
Fuehrer
Reichschancellor
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Telchschancellor
Paul von Hindenburg
Fuhrer
Hitler
West
Russia
United States
Soviet Russia
Vocational School Plans Move Forward At Corry Union
The Corry School District prepares to raze the Hatch building and construct a new Vocational School with a 63000 dollar Public Works Administration grant and a district share of eighty five thousand dollars. The Board of Education will open bond bids and construction proposals at seven this evening. Raymond A Freeburg is expected to assist with bid tabulation as directors seek rapid contract awards despite several retirements. Two hundred residents joined the annual union Thanksgiving service at First Methodist with Rev Howard L Wagner delivering the sermon and relief efforts planned from offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Lennart
Bradford
Public Works Administration
Board of Education
View Vocasional
Hatch
Relief Works Division
Corry
Oxpel
Raymond A. Freeburg
James
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
B. R. Lewis
Perry I. Haines
M. B
Health Education Campaign Held Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports indicate the fourth annual State Health Week, led by the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania with the State Health Department and the National Health Council, was observed in more than fifty communities. County medical societies directed programs with physicians presenting health topics to thousands via platform and radio addresses, civic clubs, service organizations, and newspaper articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Medical Society
State of Pennsylvania
State Health Department
National Health Council
Pennsylvania
Ridgway Couple Hurt In Crash
Mrs Ruth McAllister 26 wife of Captain T W McAllister of this Place now near Oakland Ma was seriously injured in a Sunday automobile crash one mile south of Oakland and near their home Her husband suffered a fractured leg and dislocated hip Mrs McAllister has a fractured skull and cerebral concussion Both are under care at Memorial Hospital Cumberland Mo Her condition is described as nervous by medical staff
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Wm. A. Gracie Din
Cumberland, Mo
Mel Alister
Norious
Young Couple Is Married in Corner Apartment Ceremony
Miss Frances Winifred Young daughter of Mr and Mrs J Young and Richard Harry Hurlbut son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hurlbut both of Corry were united in marriage at a 6 o clock Wednesday evening ceremony in their apartment at 49 West South Street Wesnesday. Rev H R Harris United Brethren in Christ Church officiated in the double ring rite witnessed by the brides and grooms mothers and local acquaintances. The home was decorated with yellow and bronze chrysanthemums for a simple residence ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Winifred Young
J. Young
Richard Harry Hurtbut
Floyd Hurtput
Corry
Marrage
West South Street
HR. Harris
United Brethren In Christ Church
New Roller Skating Rink Draws Crowds at Dye Armory
Large crowds enjoyed roller skating at Dye State Armory as residents anticipate a new winter rink. Open evenings daily except Sundays and Mondays, with a Saturday matinee, and school connections note the 1933 Corry High School graduate and the Class of 1985 couple in dress uniforms and corsages.
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Dye State Armory
Qorry High School
Hurlbut
Corry High School
Youn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Edication
Goldiy Rule Club
Wayne Valley Church
Mra. Hob. Morgen
North Center Street
Hex Theatre
Erie County
Columbus
Emmett Curtis
Federal Reserve
New York
Charles B. McCabe
Ridgway Record
Seth New York Daily Mirror
William R. Hearst
McCabe
Almon Ames
Akron
Ohio
Bertram Ames
D. S. Sheehan
St. Ann's Church
Harvey M. Willis
W. G. Strable
B. F. Swartz
Register of Wills
Katherine Kalyelaze
Recorder of Deeds
Lawrence ‘Taylor
Ethel Davis
North Gorry
Allegheny National Park Area
E.L. Wagner
M. E
Ridgway
Ruth McAllister
PET
T Kids
Wards Flyer
Wood
WARDS
Montgomery Ward
Corry, Penna
America
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Pann's
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