Erie County Pomona Grange Meets December 6 7
Corry Grange will participate in the Erie County Pomona Grange program to be held at Phillipsville on Friday and Saturday December 6th and 7th. The agenda includes opening ceremony readings, discussions on relief programs, pasture improvement, and potato law administration. Oscar T. Hinckson presides as master of Wise County Pomona Grange with Charles D. Cooke as lecturer.
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Corry Grange
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Phillipsville
Milton Peck
Phillipaville Grange
Willis P. Jeffords
Promony
Bessemer Grange
Rainboro Grange
U. S
Union City Grange
Watteburg Grange
Greene Grange
Warren County
Tritt
Belle Valley Grange
C. E. Schafer
Eric
Lake Shore Grange
J. Robertson
Pomona
Phillipsville Grange
Wattsburg Grange
Erie County Grange
Springfield
Corry
Lake Shore
Oscar TB
Hinckaon
Wise County Pomona Grange
NMS
Charles D. Cooke
Parole Violator Returned to Penitentiary
Parole violator Szeyrexy 46 of Parad Street Wa was returned to the Western state penitentiary Thursday night by parole officers Arréated recently for violating parole he faces four years of an eight year term He had been paroled from the prison in September after serving four years of the term on auto theft convictions Following his arrest last week he was viewed in police headquarters by several girls recent victims of assaults and abductions but no connection or autothefts or house burglaries were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmurer Szeyrexy
Asing
Smokey Jon
Parad Street
Western State Penitentiary
Szowoayh
Insurance of bank employee shocks Bradford area
In McKean County court a suit seeks the value of a 40000 dollar life policy on Bradford bank cashier Sult Calkins who was found dead in his carport. The Commercial Nations Bank of Bradford failed to open and authorities probe a reported 2 million dollar shortage. A coroner jury cited carbon monoxide poisoning with possible self harm. Meanwhile dramatic notes about a Sydney bridge painting project progress with a long work schedule are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
McKean
Inte-Wranik Calkins
Bradford
Mutisl Life Insurance Co
New York
Calkins
Commercial Nations Bank of
Bath
Ast
Warren Cinder Block Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin gutted the United Lumber and Supply Co cinder block plant on Fifth Avenue between Beech and Chestnut streets in Warren. Discovered by neighborhood children shortly before noon, the blaze spread rapidly as the building burned. The Gamble Building Corp owned the site, leased to United Lumber and Supply for block manufacture. Men had worked there earlier and left at 12 o'clock. damage valued at several hundred dollars. E Harry Erickson headed the lumber company.
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Warrdy
United Lumber and Supply Company
Fifth Avenue
Beech
Chestnut Streets
Gamble Building Corporation
Sumeh
Thyp
E. Harry. Erickson
Taxpayers At Erie Threaten Strike In 1936
Erie voters attend city council session as Finance Director Mehaffey presents a $2,088,677.53 requisition needing at least a 1.5 mill tax. Officials foresee 1986 income $111,503.36 below estimates even with 70 percent tax collection and excluding $100,000 street paving bonds. Republican and Erie Improvement League members protest tax hike and salaries. John Zeeb submits a Representation League memo denouncing overpayments and salary raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Thomas Mehaffey
Mehaffey
Republican League
Ere Improvement League
John Zeeb
Representation League
Mysterious shooting wounds car in Warren park scene
Warren Nov 30. Four hits shattered the front and rear windows of a Russell man E Pierce’s auto parked on Lovfrey Lane yesterday afternoon. Investigating sheriff’s office treats it as a possible accident but probes continue. If anyone was on the debris would likely have been killed or badly wounded.
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Warren
Grear
E. Pierce
Russell
Couthts
Sherif
Lovfrey Lane
Thanksgiving social and family visits across Corry region
Nov 20 notes a long list of Thanksgiving gatherings in Corry and surrounding towns. Relatives from Grayslake Illinois to Venango Meadeville Meadville Spenny Corry and Warren shared meals and visits at homes of Stockton Willis Scholton Page Obrn and others. Community church services set for December 1 with Sunday school at 10 a m church at 1 p m and Peoples at 7:20 p m.
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Smith
Loven Smith
Lyle Llewlyn
Rideway
V. A Smith
Bert Stockton
Leonard Stockton
Ruth Hurett
W. J. Brows
Beatrice
Corry
Bérilia Stockton
James Howles
Famiy
Venango
Lester Howles
Will Sehram
Bertha Stockton
Merle Capwell
Boyd Capwell
Harold Scholton
Clare Cap
Sarah Page
Alice ‘West
Keith West
Erma Gordon
Jamestown
M. D
Glare Gordon
Orrin Hillary
Perry
John Friburg
James Swanson
James Swanson and Daughter ‘Mildred, and Miss Carrie Malmburg
R. Andrews and Sons
Meadville
John Obrn
W. R. Briggs
North East
A. Anderson
Gerald Parsons
Galeton
Delia Armatrong
Brie
Harland Blanchard
Merle Page
Arthur Page
Mildred Swanson
Ice
Albert Bush
Bert Crosby
John Ohrn
Ida Ohrn
Charlotte Nagel
Stockton
John Wiggins
Eric
Tutwrente Sackett and Som
Clarence Moore
Floyd Hammond
James
Snfr
Worth Hammond
Mildred Schramline
N.K. Venderes
al ‘Warren
Fran Schraming
Gerald Page
Erie
Richard
Arthur ‘Page
Gertunde Carroll
Harrinburg
Emme Carrolr
Har Colby
Conesnt
Albert Colby
Gust Ohm
Wastfield
Columbus
Bundy
James Wooliting
Bre
Townsend Plan Debate Letter to Corry Journal
A Corry Pennsylvania reader letter from B C Judd argues for the Townsend Plan as a solution to high taxes and unemployment. It cites historical monetary figures, endorses a 2 percent transaction tax, and insists youth employment would rise as retirees receive annuities.
Family and friends gather for holiday at Woodring home
Readable fragments show a day at the home of Mr and Mrs James Woodring with visitors from Grove City and Corry. Jean Reagle of Grove City is visiting grandparents Mir and Mrs Christenson. James Currig Jr of Butler and several local adults and families joined for Thanksgiving celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woodring
Jean Reagle
Grove City
Mir
Niels Christenson
James Currig, Jr
Butler
Janes Carrs
George ‘Lehrsmling
Lola Schraming
Corry
Epelit
Andairs
Will Schramiing
Pittsburgh Relief Continues Amid City Council Clash
United Press reports Pittsburgh will not cut relief today as Governor Harle promises temporary continued aid. He cites cooperation with city council and pins the crisis on reactionary interests opposing the Works Progress Administration funds, urging a break in the impasse between Mayor McNair and WPA officials.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
City Council
George H. Harle
Irect
William N. McNair
Works Progress Administration
Carter Hill School Plans Yule Program
Nov. 27. Dr. and Mrs Apcia Furibut and Bay and Vis Laverne Forks hosted guests at the home of Mr. unt iva. Bert Styes Russell Burton, we has byan work fg for Harry Martin, went to Ijanell City to upend Nhamkspiving with he parents. Plans for the Christmas program of dialogues songs pageants resita Gong are nearly complete. The program will be given Friday evening December 20th.
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Carteir Hill
Mier
Apcia
North
Ust
Orval Way
Lous Cook
Mmm
Mira
Byron Hodge
Fred Daniella
Hourhlon
N.Y
Carry
Carter Hill
Lawrence Morriat
Betty
Corry
Henry Morris
Clarence Callet
Bert Slyeriday
Dennis Place
Erie
Daniells
Houghton
C. J. Pollett
Claud Place
Curry
Clarence Slye
Ed Bloss
Glenn Kapple
Cottage Hill
Horace
Clif Barnhart
Beaverdam
Lea Schuknecht
G. J. Follett
Leonard Hays
Wraith Hays
Cecil Tolieth
Alvan
Ohio
Lina
A. Bisby
Titusville
Carter Hil
Buddy
Mary Bilen
Jean Pollett
Chester
Francis Redleck
Anna
Joe Puckley
Joe Julius
Joe
Josephine Swentel
George
Raymond McCray
Elsie
Jennie
Anna Adamski
Manley
Arnott Intoore
Milton “Morr
Mary Ellen Follett
Francis Rediecki
Anna Puckley
Francis Skales
Have You Paid Your Christmas Seals 1935 Appeal
Citizens are urged to contribute to Christmas Seals as a year round TB protection effort. The message highlights the annual drive to fund tuberculosis prevention with a push for reader participation in 1935.
Board of Pardons session for Erie County convictions
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons will hear regular session applications from Erie County convicts on Friday December 1, 1885 at 8:00 AM in the Supreme Court Room Harrisburg. Names include Thomas Brown James Janes Ignazio Mancuso Alla Soblagier Mur Harry Sperry Alton Rape and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Board OF Pardons
Erie County
Supreme Court Room
Harrisburg
Brown, ‘Thos, Mar
Rockview
Janes, James
Burg
Rock
View
Mancucer
Ignazio
Bels
Rockviews
Soblagier
Prowler Shot in Missouri Cornfield
Random shot in Charleston Missouri fatally wounds an unidentified man after Je B Buntili fires toward a night disturbance in a cornfield. Police report a fatal shooting with limited identification as the investigation continues. Local and regional police work details include a separate Ontario incident where officers used a hacksaw to free Henry Antone from Munrey Indian Reserve jail after a court access issue.
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Charleston
Je'b. Buntili
London
Henry Antone
Munrey Indian Reserve
Ley
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Warren Cinder Block Company
Zeeb
Townsend Pension
Townsend
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J. Vint Laughland
Rochester
Sam Carson
Barnes
Dunkin
Williams
Ashtabulah
Townsend Plan
Inyone
U.S. A
Wor
Townend Club of
Corny
Supreme Court
Aguell
United States
Ameri Oa
al Capone
Townsend Chibf
B.C. Judd
Earle
Council
Carter Hill School
Unik Department
Waritec
Perience Nmnvewusary
Cleveland
Kalamazoo Wood and Cosl Cadle Stove
Centeratrecht
Hart
F. J. Lillie
Fast Pleasant
F. Brockman
N. Senter St
Ta Sy
Plano
U. 4. Church
Harris
First Avenue
Tiyo Flats
West Church Street
Call Ste A
Cory Building and Loan Association
Genter Street
Yali
Gee
W.H. Reper
Pennsyl
Nicks
Tod Fondera
John Bi
Kane
Thomas
Baker
Kenneth
Mrs. Iity
Arn Akriek
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