Fair and colder November notice at City Council meeting
The piece mentions fairer and colder weather as November fades. It notes a regular City Council meeting next Monday evening and a reorganization of the Board of Education on the same evening. Also records South Penn Oil Company paying an extra dividend and a regular quarterly amount, with a record date December 10. Commander Ralph G Wallinghays and family move to Corry from Erie and their daughter Mary Walling to spend Christmas in Corry, with soundings about family lineage. Paul S. Crossman will speak at the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
South Penn Oil Company
Ralph G. Wallinghays
Corry
Erie
West Smith Street
Daugher
Mary Walling
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Commander Welling
Emory A. Walling
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Paul S. Crossman
Erie County Agriculture Agent
Rotary Club
Carlson urges safety on penny arighways
Corp Carlson, in charge of a local Penn motor police substation, urged Golden Rule club members at Community church Columbus to support a safety drive on highways. He outlined merging state police and highway patrol into the Pennsylvania motor police and an expansion by 500 patrolmen, stressing vigilance to cut accidents and deaths. He urged broad public support and noted changes at Loblaw Groveteria and local driving rules, with 58 attendees and plans for a forum on the 44 hour week law in Warren tonight.
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Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Vincent Cronin
Buffalo
Ex- Way
Loblaw Groveteria
John
Olin W. Bracken
Warren
MGC
Corry
R. Lawrence Davison
Monogram fashion at Nast store and local news notes
Milas Jeannette Keppler works the monogram sewing machine in Nast company store window daily as hundreds order personalized shirts and wearables. The Spaide girl promotes monogrammed articles while Corry shoppers rush to buy. Trey Root improves after Cleveland Clinic hemorrhage from tooth extraction. Roy Root aids with transfusion. Marlene Dietrich eyes last American film then returns to Europe. Oil production in US dips to 3,426,180 barrels weekly. state treasury opens with 75,259,009 balance. Pittsburgh district steel demand steady, inquiries rise for structural shapes. Sen Joe Guffey, VP Garner, and David L. Lawrence plan deer hunt near St Marys. Harold Hempsch seeks commutation for Senaukas and Polens. next pardon board meeting December 16. Golden Rule Club donates $5 to Christmas seal contest for local pupils.
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Milas Jeannette Keppler
Spaide
Monogram
Butler
Nast Company
Monogram Sewing Machine
Corry
Halo use predates Christian art in ancient traditions
An essay notes the halo or nimbus appeared in many religions long before Christian art in the fifth century. Collier's Weekly cites its presence in Roman imperial paintings and in Byzantine depictions where Satan is always shown with a halo encircling his head.
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Haly
Collier's Weekly
Parole Two Drivers In Fatal Crashes In Elk County
Tugena Lepovetsky and Norman Glass of St Marys were paroled by Judge J M Milner in Elk county court. They pleaded nolo contendere to involuntary manslaughter for crashes in September and October causing fatalities and injuries on South St Marys Street. The sentences were deferred to Saturday for final disposition.
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Parole
Elk County
Ridgway
Tugena Lepovetsky
Norman Glass
St. Marys
J. M. Milner
Clarion County
Wis
Lepovetsky
Robert iLenxe
Ayel G
Anthony Lange
Craiyri
Chs Huse Talat
Trene Byard
South SL Marys Stree
Governor Earle Touring Swedish Home Town in Corry, Sweden
Governor Earle and party embark on a visit to Sweden as part of a 200th anniversary celebration of Swedish colonization in southeastern Pennsylvania. The itinerary includes passage through Bottnaryd, former residence of D. A. Hillstrom of James Town Manufacturing, and a wreath laying at Johan Printz’s grave. Hillstrom, now a state commissioner, follows the Pennsylvanian delegation across sites tied to New Sweden history.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Uarly
Jamestown Manufacturing Conp
Pennsylvania
George Harle
Sweden
Hillstrom
Weden
Barie
Johan Printz
New Sweden
Bottnaryd
Armour
Earle
Boltary
Pennsylvana
Tocal
Napoleon Forms Balloon Corps in 1793
Napoleon established a balloon corps in 1793, marking a milestone ten years after the first successful passenger flight, reflecting early aerial innovation linked to military reconnaissance.
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Napoleon
Kean's King Henry VIII tops 100 run in London
The first Shakespearean play to reach a century of performances is Charles Kean's 1855 London staging of King Henry VIII, marking a milestone in theatrical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kean
King Henry VIII
London
Investigators Review Legal Records Across 45 Pennsylvania Counties
Investigators for the legislative committee in Pennsylvania have examined records in 45 counties. Chairperson Rush reported 24 counties completed and 2 more in progress. One county and several in the western area were not disclosed, with some counties under active review.
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Umitbertsom
Flaririsburg
New WA
tLen
Pennsylvania
Rush Eal
Leven
Berles County
United Press
West Kanon
Boy Born Patriotic in Dallas As Father Presents Book
A Dallas boy born on July 4 is linked to a patriotic heritage. His father gave L. H. Coney a history of the American Revolution, a gift dating back to 1856. Coney received the book in 1873 and has since shared it around twenty times.
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Dallas
L. H. Coney
Coney
Plans Put On Hold For Mt Gretna Prison Project
United Press reports federal approval was delayed for a $2.01 million to $2.71 million prison and related facilities at Mt Gretna near Lebanon. The plan includes a 16 000 acre Indiantown Gap training area and Mansfield improvements with money for a sewage plant, heating upgrades, a gymnasium, and farm facilities. Completion aimed by late 1940s, with work set to start by February 1.
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United Press
ITA Furtse
UIP Liv
Shale Authority
Luisienal — Lreynovern
Wwko
Ue Federal
FWA
Furs Voyerg
Why-T Ulm- Lilling
Tnai
Warhol Eth Pliny
Mt. Gretna
Lebanon
White Hill
Cum- Lorian County
Niles Tren
Hayrishng- Tewas
Federay
Sidhe Pena
Ube Lyle
Con Stroe
Ty Beditects
Washington
IWA
Munstert State
Tengers College
Indiantown Gap
Mansfield
Holley
Toshogun
Indiantown Gap Reservation
Pennsylvana National
Guariemen
Aly
Merchants Continue Distribution of $200
Merchants will continue to pay one cent for debts under a monthly distribution scheme tied to the Golden Rule Chit program. The arrangement was extended for a few months, with club members awaiting further action as the fund's allotment and payout details remain under review.
Relief probe interview drive at Altoona draws 400
About 400 people were interviewed in Altoona as part of a relief probe into wartime conditions. The inquiry, led by subcommittee members of the Department of War, sought testimony on aid distribution and recipient eligibility.
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Altoona
Cosserl Discoveries Tied to 1618 Strait Find
An ancient claim describes Cosserl uncovering a route through Benim Strait, reportedly observed by a Lossack named Deshouyi in 1618, suggesting early exploration links and disputed provenance.
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Cosserl
Benim Strait
Deshouyi
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