Community notices and incidents across Warren area
A mix of local items reports Amy donors recovery, a Spartanburg school party led by Miss Margaret Morris, and a new cafeteria start next week. Also noted are the death of musician Slub Gordon, a canceled Senator Guffey appearance, road reconfiguring on Route to Lincolnville, police probes into prowlers near Ripley, widespread pond pollution in Kane area, a black panther sighting near Warren, a hot tar incident with a bear on a state road, printer strikes settlement, school photos for Senior High, and minor injuries at Corry Hospital to a local child and worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Cnle
Margaret Morris
Sparta
New York
Westfield Barracks
Ripley
Lottie Burgess
Ripley Cemetery
State Highway Department
Kellettville
Lynch
CHAUTAUQUA TOWNS GET MORE STATE FUNDS
In Mayville on October 4 the Moore Plan announces total five year state aid of 3,641,029 for Chautauqua family communities, a 49,616 increase over the prior five years. Jamestown will receive 103,169 and Dunkirk 268,522, with Clymer 4,065 French Creek 9,675 and Sherman 12,595 also listed. Jamestown’s two year total is 1,700,012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Albany
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Clymer
French Creek
Sherman
Bumper corn crop seen by grain experts
Chicago Oct 4 grain experts declare a bumper corn crop sufficient to feed all Americans. C M Gulvich estimates a 3,226,398,000 bushel harvest based on October 1 conditions. They note crop beyond trust damage and improved quality versus last year. Train Telegraphy notes first use in 1851 on the Brie railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
C. M. Gulvich
James R. Bennett and Company
Galvin
Panther Sightings Stir Titusville Area Residents
A resident of Cherrytree township reports a panther like animal seen in Hamilton Corners area three weeks ago. A couple chased it at 40 mph but it vanished into brush. Unidentified cries were heard that night and later near Oil Creek. Nearby sightings included noises at Newtonown and Price farm, with dogs frightened and household pets hiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Cherrytree Township
Hamilton Corners
John Price
Newtontown
Oil Creek
Price
Ruth
Patricia Price
Ieen
Graytown
W. Ru
Rusty) Orum
Prices
Orum
Movie projectionists strike continues in eight theaters
A three day strike by projectionists at eight Harris Amusement Company and Warner Bros. theaters across Clearfield, Elk and Jefferson counties demands 220 cents per hour raise to reach 1.40. The eight houses include Punxsutawney, Ridgway, DuBois, Brookville, St Marys, Reynoldsville, and Reynoldsville with 5250 seat capacity. Negotiations had been ongoing since June with AFL International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Anbodiaion de
Ylomaloyes Enid
Vuise
Nnior
Rally Day Plans At Churches For Sunday School
Several churches announce Rally Day programs for the coming Sunday. At the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Rev. James Harper leads a two week series with morning sermon on The Bread and the Cup and youth talks on the Seven Cs. A special gospel program opens with singing and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
James Harper
Detroit
Mich
Harper
Methodist Church
Rally Day Program By Sunday School Teachers
Sunday School teachers and Mrs N H Erickson arrange a Rally Day program. It opens with Onward Christian Soldiers, prayer by Rev PF Hildebrand, recitation by Patricia Hunt, and hymns sung by assembly and primary departments. Rev C P Hildebrand awards year pins and shields, concluding with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Erickson
Assembly
Ariamary
Sayiouh
Helen
Ruby Hildebrand
Bertha Dale
Rev. C. FP
Hildebrand
Shields
America
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Ator
Amy
Lenly
Nis
Slub" Gordon
Lnte
Warren
1 Wtam
Cleveland
Guffey
Erie
Page's Corners
Lincolnville
Gann- Hichta Lake
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children
Crippled Children's Society
Truman
R. B. Maxwell
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
AAA
Maxwell
Kane
Don Heim
Clifford Myers
Herald
The
Daily
Times
Erie Morning Sun
International ‘Typographical Union
Cornet
George Gordon, Jr
Union City
Comian
Johm Koeik
Thomas Kosik
RD. 1
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Hugh O'Hare
Evelyn Smith
East Pleasant Street
Raymond Mfg. Company
Miss Smith
West Main Street
Feter Giros
A Lee
Bartlett Pears
Tokay Grapes
Tbs
U.S. No
Barrington Hall
Lipton
Okg. OF
Rowman Rod 1 Press
Brie
Riversides
Cout
Montgomery
Sunday Schools
St. Paul's
Hardware & Service
East Main Street
Dial
Jessup and
Turner
Corry and
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