Meeting and travel notices blink across Erie region
Regular Board of Education meeting slated for Monday evening in Erie County. Ford Dealers tour Century of Progress Exposition tomorrow. Wall Street ponders American Telephone dividend prospects as analysts estimate possible cuts amid national finance chatter. A 1900 mile Terraplane tour will stop in Corry. Democratic candidate Dondhey held today to a short illness. republican Fess trails in Columbus Dispatch straw vote. Local obituaries note Jon F. Calkins dead at 86. Public notices include bank holiday and voter registration deadlines. A heavy firemen parade marks the State Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention in Sunbury. An Erie man faces federal charges tied to a stolen automobile plot. Station WLBW to broadcast local voices this evening.
Grocery relief program costs more than commissary plan
Erie reports the grocery order relief will add about 500000 yearly versus the commissary, with monthly operating costs rising from 38000 to 45000 under the new system. Officials say independent growers keep prices low, while poor directors seek next year funding and address a rent claim against the old board as Misses Addie and Georgia Black visit Oil City.
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Erie
Ownership and staff of Corry Evening Journal dated 1934
The document lists publisher editor and managing editor as Arthur Colegrove and William Lombard, with H M Hall as business manager, all living in Corry Pa. Owners named are Mrs A D Colegrave and Arthur Colegrove. No bonds or securities. Average weekly circulation is 2643. Notary Porter attested on October 3, 1984.
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Congress
Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Pennsylvania
State of Pennsylvania
County of Re
Arthur Colegrove
Wee
W. South St
West South St
William Lombard
H. M. Hall
A. D. Colegrave
Ifey
Arthur, Colngrove
Cb Porter
Tisas
Revoke Licenses of 22 Hunters in State
Harrisburg October 3 The Board of Game Commissioners recommended to the Department of Revenue revocation of twenty two hunting licenses including a group of deer licenses from Clearfield County. The body also outlined a cooperative game food planting program with CCC camps to boost wild grape supply and feed for wildlife and approved a small appropriation to feed wild ducks in the Pymatuning Swamp game sanctuary plan.
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Harrisburg
Board of Game Commissioners
Department of Revenue
Oae
Clearfied
CCC
Game Commission
Ous cCC
Ans
Adolf Muller
Pymatuning Swamp
Pinchot sought on Democrat ticket in 1932 standoff
Long accusation list claims Gifford Pinchot pressed for a run on the Democratic ticket with Joseph Guffey as ally. It alleges invitations to the governor's Milford home, an attempt by Mrs Pinchot to run as governor, a proposed third party with Margiotti, and a White House appeal that failed.
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New Deal
Milford
Joseph Guffey
Gifford Pinchot
Democratic Party
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
White House
Leacher
Laollette
Jonson
Norrig
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pinchots
Capitol Hill
National Guard Officers Convene at Harrisburg Convention
Harrisburg hosts the sixteenth annual National Guard Association of Pennsylvania gathering as about five hundred commissioned officers from across the state convene. Maj Charles E. Conner notes twelve thousand guardsmen will monitor the conference and its deliberations, with Capt. W. Armin Linn listed as conference chairman and several officers named for participation in papers and sessions.
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National Guard Association of
Penn’a
Harrisburg
National Guard Association of Pennsylvania
Charles E. Conner
Pittsburgh
Eee
Leutenants
Tomorrs
George A. Conkefair
Philadelphia
Edward A. Madden
Buller
Richard H. Magee
A. 3
U. 8
Harry A. Prentiss
Wilkes-Barre
Louis J. Fortier
FLA
Ernest A. Swingle
Scranton
Harry Austin Morrison
Prederick
Wheeler
Cold Preventatives and Remedies Price List
Cold remedies and health products featured with prices: Vicks VapoRub at 75 cents, Groves Bromo Quin at 30 cents, Vicks Nose Drops at 50 cents, and Cod Liver Oil at one dollar. Notes include 50 cent and 34 cent listings among others.
Delegates Named From Trle County Includes Exe Officials
Col. Leo A Laittringer of Harrisburg serves as treasurer as delegates from Trle County include Major Jamoa Smith Captain Harry Gorglas and Howard Bi Gowan Liew from Exe chapters.
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Leo A. Laittringer
Harrisburg
Trle
County
Jamoa Smith
Harry Gorglas
Liew
Howard Bi
Gowan
Margaret Hennett Returns to Brookville Infirmary
Officials from the G A. Relief Corps report the new Margaret Hennett in Brookville infirmary replacing the one displaced by burd February. The event follows the deaths of ten aged women and reflects ongoing care by relief organizations.
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Margaret Hennett
Brookville Yestec
G. A. Reandte Women's Relief Corpa
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Board of Edicati
Erie Couty Ford Dealers
Wall Street
Telepnone & Telegraph
A. ‘Td. &T. Associat
Amenca ‘Pelephone Co
New York
Vermont
New Jersey
Hepter Motors Company
Franklin Street
Vit Dondhey
U. S
Ohio
Simeon
D. Fess
Columbus Dispatch
W. P. L. Radler
Centerville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisville
Smedley D. Butler
State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Sunbury
Sharon
Richard C. Yasconi
Wiliam ©. Brooks
Albert Vaughn Angiey
Wm. Moxley
Blaine
Agatha St. Pierre
WLBW
Welock
William Ploss
White Street
Pless
Third Ward
Twin Club
Jamestown
Fred Buffington
Lenard Magnugan
Jon F. Calkins
Sheffield
Masonic Lodge
W. J. Scott
Lotsville
Scott
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Columbus
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Mulheim
Briay
Leon Brown
Paul B. Weed
Ames J. Mulheir
Addie
Georgia Black
Oil City
A. D. Colegrove
Pinchot
Absorbine Jr
Pinkhams
Father Johns
Lister
Sue
DeWitts
Fletchers
Ria
Scotts
Fedrex
Bouquet Soap
Kkbister
Center Street
Woodburys
Muriel Astor
Hinds H. & A
West
Wearwell
Keister
J. &. Bane
Salvation Army
Bane
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Fant
Sunnyfield
Tehite House
Wsby
Pillsbury Minitmix
Marco
Charle Cle
Nestley Steileap
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