County Allocates 700 Toward Sparta Road Maintenance
County officials announce a $700 appropriation to support the maintenance of the outlet to the new Spartansburg road pavement. Commissioners Davis and McLean met with County Controller Harvey Willis and say funds will also assist Luncea and Union streets. The county previously granted $600 for East Columbus avenue maintenance.
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Corry
Sure County
Spartansburg
Charles 8. Davis
The
Journal
Davis
Lunccu
Union
Davis and
Mclean
Harvey Willis
Columbus Avenue
School Tax Collections Near 1929 Total in 1930
Secretary Geiger reports Corry School District tax collections for 1930 reached $90,481 up to October 1, close to last year’s total. Wank E. Westley’s new collection effort shows strong results despite tough business conditions, surpassing last year’s $90,556.93 by a wide margin. The year’s total assessments reach $116,898.58 with a five percent penalty effective December 2.
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F. E. Westley
Oct. A
Merning
H Gelger
Corry
Wank E. Westley
Geiger
G. H. Gordon
Westley
Inland waterway plan faces rail line opposition
Congress members backing inland waterway development prepare to meet railroad resistance. Senator Brookhart criticizes Fred W. Sargent’s Cleveland speech arguing the plan could violate the Constitution by subsidizing rates and harming railroad investments.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
American Bankers Association
Cleveland
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Bargent
United States
Brookhart
Tomorrow Last Registration Day This Fall
Corry voters race to enroll for the November election as registration booths open from 7 to 10 30 a m 11 am to 2 pm and 4 to 10 pm. Less than nine hundred have signed up. turnout is the lightest in years. James M Skaghili named industrial agent for Erie Railroad with Cleveland headquarters succeeds L C Kerner.
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Cleveland
Corry
Corr
Wendy
Everyon
Enorf
James M. Skaghili
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Gleveland
Ohio
Mr. Skaphilli
L. C. Kerner
Standard Car Loading Company
Cor~ Ry
Allegheny
Three Die in Grace Crossing Plane Crash in Cumberland
Three men died after a plane crash near Grace Crossing in Cumberland Maryland. Pilot Fred Lease 37 Cumberland and crew members William Skelly 28 Cressattown and Gleadon Hoff 24 Cumberland perished following the crash and ensuing hospital treatment. Lease burned severely in cockpit fire delaying identification.
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Grace Crossing
United Press
Cumberland
Fred Lease
William Skelly
Cressattown
Gleadion Hoff
Lease
Plang
Motor Club Dinner Meeting Draws Large Erie County Interest
A Corry delegation is among 200 reservations for the Erie County Motor Club dinner and officers election at the Hotel Lawrence in Brie on Thursday evening October 9. A free dinner for paid up members precedes the meeting with an impressive program to follow featuring three prominent speakers announced soon. State officials from Harrisburg including Benjamin G. Hynon and Capt W Price will attend along with Capt P J Dorr as part of the program.
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Corry
Wrie County Motor Club
Lawrence
Brie
Erie County ‘Motor Club
Munger
Erie County Motor Club
Harrisburg
Benjamin G. Hynon
W. ©. Price
State Highway Patrol
P. J. Dorr
Corry Woman's Club Opens Year With Speaker
The Corry Woman's Club will open its new year on Wednesday October 8 at 2 30 pm with speaker Mrs Adrian McCoy state chairman of publicity for the State Federation of Women's Clubs Meadville Her topic Wither Goest Thou A musical program will feature Miss Ine Austin Miss Lillian Barnes and Signa Anderson with refreshments to follow All members may invite a guest to the initial meeting.
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Adrian McCoy
Yes
Corry
Signa Anderson
Rowe Expands Floral Chain Across Multiple Cities
L C Rowe, operator of Rowe Flower Shop on N Center Street in Masonry building, expands with new shops in Fyanidin Ol Gby Pittsville Ure Union City and Corry. Warren and Kane sites leased, to open soon, boosting a Western Pennsylvania floral network.
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Warren and
Kane
L. C Rowe
Rowe
N. Center Street
Fyanidin
Ol Gby
Pittsville
Ure
Union City
Corry
Hémes
Warren
Refilling The Community Chest Campaign Opens Monday
Corry's 1930 Community Chest drive begins October 6 led by Mayor G. L. Alexander and a corps of workers. The $17,800 goal faces tight finances as winter relief needs loom, with an emergency fund totaling about one third of the quota. The plan calls for wide shop worker canvassing and a push to secure generous gifts from the financially able, ensuring steady support for those in need this winter.
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Corry
G. L. Alexander
Avery Dollar
Avery Penny
Htag
Alexander
Massacre report rocks Zilan district in Turkey action
London dispatch cites unconfirmed Telegraph report that Turks killed 4,600 people and destroyed villages in the Zilan district. Aerial bombardments were said to have killed hundreds in Djeulmarek, Agel, and Tendruke. Troops under Jevad Pasha Kepal and Eddin Pasha reportedly destroyed villages near Tesaldiran.
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United Press
London
Exchange Telegraph
Jerusalem
Zilan
Djeulmar~ek
Agel
Tendruke
Jevad Pasha Ke«pal
Eddin Pasha
Tesaldiran
Forger Hunt Expands Across Towns in Photographic Alert
Authorities spread photos of the suspect A B McDonough West to Titusville and other cities in western Pennsylvania. Keystones include Corry, Brooks Studio, Kelly News Stand, and Franklin. Police request state and local help to locate the ex resident, with images sent to city departments for broader search.
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Titusville
Pesnayl
Vania Tg
A. B. McDonough
J. P. Verner
Aling B. Mf
Allen
Wev
Eral Corry
McDonough
Brooks
Te Mill
Folice
Unis Sertion
Isn .E
Kelly News
Keister Digtore
Titusvillé
Thie Station
McDoneough
Iitsyie
Alitiorltiel
Tifimmville
Hold Court of Appeals on Tax Assessments
Erie reports tax assessment appeals for 1931 heard by county commissioners and city council. Court of appeals at Municipal Building October 15 16 to hear protests from wards and boroughs. Hearings run 9 to 12 2 to 5 and 7 to P.M. Decisions not issued immediately.
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Court OF Appeals
Manly
Board of Tax Revision
Ab Peala
Court of Common Pleas
Erie
Mhuraday
Edinboro
Fairview
Girards
Mill Villsge
Middleboro
North East
North Girard
Plates
Union
County Commissioners’ Board Room
President Addresses Bankers Association in Washington
President Hoover urged bankers to take the lead in restoring prosperity during a Cleveland address to 6 000 American Bankers Association members. He urged expanding the government program and emphasized credit and low interest as prerequisites to ending the low mood. Colonel applause greeted his call to instill faith in America's future.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Oct
Hoover
Cleveland
American Bankers Association
United States
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Ohio
Simeon Fess
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
President Coolidge
Nye finds oil fraud charges merit probe
Washington report says Ralph Kelley points to favoritism in awarding a tile contract to Landy. Senate Public Land Committee Chairman Nye says the charges relate to the Wilbur administration and not to Interior Secretary Wilbur. Kelley plans public reply to a letter from Assistant Attorney General Richardson.
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Nye
United Press
Washington
Ralph Kelley
Kelley
Department of Justice
Seth W. Richardson
Bia
Richardson
Incendiary Fire Damages Harrisburg State Building
A large fire at a partly completed state education building behind Harrisburg's capitol caused between 500000 and 1000000 dollars in damage. Officials say the blaze was incendiary and damaged the auditorium and mural areas, delaying construction and displacing 350 workers.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ie State Educational
Benson B. Taylor
Taylor
Aglisa
Wiegler
TAA Auditorium
Azteca
Auditoriaea
Nelson-Penney Construction Company
Philadelpha
de Iigan Worl
Fister
Capitol Park
Beiling
Auditoriim
Sie
Penneyvanls
Capitol
State Capitol
Verdict awards damages to Jamestown driver in 1928 crash
A Corry motorist was found liable for 750 dollars in Hirle county courts after a May 21 1928 automobile collision on the Corry Clymer highway. Jamestown resident William O'Brien sued for injuries and vehicle damage. the jury returned the verdict yesterday afternoon.
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Erie County
Hirle
Corry
Wiliam O'Brien
Jamestown
Corry Clymer Highway
Carthy
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Seabhill
Motor Club
Woman's Club Work
Titusville Florist
Kane, R
A. B. Mc.Donough
W. L. Durham
Ol Clty
Franklin Todey
Business Trig
Bankers
Farmington
Octo
Here
Blanche
Enc Kirkpatrick
Brother and Slater
Fdna Flynn
Njured
Richard Weller
George Waggoner
Canton
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