Paragraer Paragraer Falyani Warmer and Various Local Events
Regular meeting of Cly Council announced for Monday night. NBC WEAP network will air a program featuring Rubiner and Kia Wolk with a big orchestra, soprano Virginia Raa, tenor Jan Peerce, and Graham McNamee beginning Saturday October 19. Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania reports 8,225 telephones in service for September, largest since 1828. Knights Templar church service at Rex theatre Sunday. Yom Kippur observance starts at sundown Sunday. Final registration day for city residents at the county courthouse in Erie. registration ends at 5 p m today. State patrols urge bicycle headlights and tail lights at night. Easter Star Corey members to attend meeting at Titusville Monday honoring Anna W Paul and other state officers. Elk’s Club runways open for members and guests. bowling league set to start soon. September liquor sales average over $1,000,000 weekly. total four sales periods ending September exceed $4,020,000. State payroll shows 42 appointments and 22 terminations, most added to revenue department. Cooler trend noted. trading light on Saturday. Governor Earle announces new trustees for Mothers’ Assistance Fund of Warren County. Weekly weather outlook through October 12: generally fair, possible precipitation early in week, rising temperatures midweek, cooler midweek, rising again by weekend. Columbia Gas & Electric declares twenty-cent dividend on common stock, a welcome return for local holdings. Large crowd expected at Corry High School benefit dancing party this evening to support Athletic Association funds.
Two Oil City Girls Suffer Severe Burns in Accidents
In Oil City two young girls and the mother of one were injured in separate incidents. Twelve-year-old Maxine Stewart narrowly avoided school when a coal stove fire ignited her dress, burning most of her body. Her mother Marie Stewart, tending upstairs, saw the flames and helped remove the clothing before hospital care. Four-year-old Shirley Slater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slater, was admitted with serious burns to most of her body after reportedly finding matches and igniting her dress. Both families sought hospital treatment for the injuries.
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Oil City
Serlius
Maxine Stewart
Wd-2
Haliday Street
Marie Stewart
Stewart
Shirley Slater
Joseph Slater
Seneca
Slater
Youth Conference Opens At Wesleyan Church Erie
Delegates from four states attend the Wesleyan Methodist youth conference at 29th and Liberty streets Erie arriving Friday for a 7 30 pm session. More than 200 are expected to register across Pennsylvania Ohio New York and West Virginia as Rev N R Shaffer extends the welcome and Rev Clenn Lauby delivers the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Libury
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
West Virginia
N. R. Shaffer
Wesleyan Church
Clenn Lauby
WPA funding plea sparks council silence in city hall
Oct 5 report shows WPA Supervisor Cochran offering city the chance to obtain millions in work for a $100,000 investment. City Solicitor Murphy briefs council as Mayor Rossiter leads a walkout after Murphy’s explanation. Separate briefs note a 10 year old placed in an industrial home after minimal meals and an 80 year old man waking from illness during a long-awaited reunion with his sister after 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Murphy
WPA
Bernard Cochran
Council
Cochran
Murphy
James P. Rossiter
Kirksville
Barnes
Corry Man Named To Erie County TB Hospital Board
Corry man Wyrrison FH. Keppel was named to Erie County tuberculosis hospital advisory board along with Dr. George A. Reed George K. Frank John J. Burgoyne William C. Kibler and others. Terms range from one to four years as the group plans the new hospital capacity with a Public Works Administration grant of 140000. Groundbreaking hoped for November as apartments and operation plans are developed under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyrrison FH. Keppel
Wig
Erle County
P Rosalter
William
Hirt Briday
George A. Reed
George K. Frank
John J. Burgoyne
Erie
William C. Kibler
Girard
Keppel
Pennsylvania Driving Privilege Withdrawals Hit 7000 Mark
United Press reports that Pennsylvania's crackdown on reckless driving has led to more than 7,000 driving privileges being withdrawn in the first eight months of the year. The Keystone Automobile Club notes a 3.8 percent drop in highway fatalities and 5.5 percent fall in injuries, crediting intensified investigations and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Keystone Automobile Club
J. Barton Weeks
Weeks
Department of Revenue
Dickey suit seeks 25000 for auto crash injuries
In Ridgway on Oct 5, Charles A Dickey and Elizabeth Dorothy Dickey of Bradford Pa Edward Lee of Le and W V Frampton of Eau Claire Butler county Pa sue for 25000 personal injuries and property damage from a Nov 18 1984 automobile collision on Route 219 two and one half miles NW of Wilcox Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox, Pa
Ear of corn with split center on display
A Cape Girardeau Missouri display shows an ear of corn that split down its center during growth. The ear features 12 rows of grains on each side, highlighting its unusual condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Flaunting of Law May Bring Back Prohibition
In Pittsburgh on October 3, two Pennsylvania liquor control board officials warned hotel association members that strong sentiment in favor of prohibition exists in the state. They cited retailers' indiscretion as a factor and urged temperance to avoid a return of Prohibition. Public opinion, they said, will not tolerate flaunting the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Man Held on Coast for Slaying at Cleveland
Los Angeles man Albert Patica, 23, sought in a Cleveland murder from a year ago, was held for Ohio authorities after fingerprints matched warrants. Patica, arrested here, was released earlier. Watson denies involvement. Also reported: mink shipped by plane to Fairbanks and Juneau residents get update, plus Miss Mabel Lombard returns from Harrisburg for a week with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angelews
al Berta Patica
Cleveland
Ohio
Jacob Lotz
Patica
Department of Justice
Washington
Watson
Juneau
Alaska
Frank Yasuda
Fairbanks
Charles Rudy
Erie Woman Mulcted in Colored Confidence Scheme
Mrs Alice Wenilworth of 104 Myrtle Street was swindled out of 700 dollars by two women who posed as trustworthy helpers. They lured her with a tale of doubling her money, had her withdraw 100 dollars, and vanished after promising return with 2 000 dollars to be transformed into smaller bills. She reported the fraud to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Alice Wenilworth
Myrtle Street
Woodworth
Sth
Shale
Will Fix Treasurer's Salary in Erie Soon
DRI Oct. 3 details on creating a central bureau to collect city county and school board taxes are to be worked out in the coming weeks. County commissioners instructed their solicitor A. Stason to confer with representatives of the other governments to resolve arising problems.
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DRI
Wis
A. Stason
Reinstatement Petition Filed With Erie County Bar
Henry Bann, disbarred September 10, 1984 after a hearing before Judges Rossiter and Hirt, filed Friday in county court a petition seeking reinstatement as a member of the Erie County Bar association. Judge A P Rossiter referred it to the association grievance committee. Attorney Henry Fish is chairman. Charges had been preferred by several clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Vet
Henry
Bann
Rex
Erie County Bar Association
A. P. Rossiter
Henry Fish
Baur
Rossiter
William =. Hirt
Awaiting PWA Approval For Corry Vocational School
The Corry School District awaits official PWA approval of its vocational school project. Although newspaper dispatches announced approval in Washington, local officials had not been advised. A special meeting of the school directors at Sou is planned to address the action and authorize the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Public Works Administration
Washington
Sou
Penn Nurse Convention At Erie Oct 21 26
Plans for the Pennsylvania State Nurses convention in Erie October 21 through 26 with headquarters at the Lawrence hotel are under way. Opening night program at Strong Vincent High School features an orchestra, remarks by Bishop Ward and Mayor Rossiter, and talks by Dr. Davis and Dr. Lindeman, open to the public. Red Cross Day October 22 will feature Miss Clara Noyes as guest speaker at the luncheon.
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Pennsylvania
Kerne
Lawrence Hotel
Strong Vincent High School
John C. Ward
James P. Rossiter
Arthur C.davis
Hire County Medical Socety
Edward Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Lindeman
Red Cross
Clara Noyes
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
State Sabbath School Assn to Meet Oct 9 11
Lewistown Pa Oct 5 The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association will hold its 73rd annual convention October 9 10 and 11 with delegates from 25 Sunday schools and 2 230 000 members. Dr Harry E Paisley opens the sessions October 6 and speakers include Dr Harold McAfee Robinson Dr Frank Laubach Dr Percy Hayward and others from religious education circles. The event centers on The Church Onward With Christ with lodging at Lewistown homes and varied sessions for children youth and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lewistown
Pennnsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Ikind
America
Walter Meyers
Church Onward With
Christ
Association
Pennsylvania State Council of Christian Education
M. Ca
Harry E. Paisley
Harold McAfee Robinson
International Council of Religious Education
Frank ©. Laubach
Philippine Islands
American Board of Foreign Commissioners
Percy R. Hayward
Chicago
International Council of Religious Vaucation
William Chalmers Covert
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
John W. Elliot
Philadelphia
American Baptial Publication Society
Jeannette Perkins Brown
Boston
Mays
Pilgrim Elementary Magazine
Walter van Kink
New York City
Commission On International Friendship and Good Will
Miss Noyes Speaker Honor Highlighted by Nursing Group
The nursing organization praised Miss Noyes for her substantial contribution to nursing ideals and professional progress, stressing her securing of her own speaking engagement as a key achievement.
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Nate
Miss Noyes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cly Council
Rubiner
Kia Wolk
Virginia Raa
Jan Peerce
Graham McNamee
Bell ‘Telephone of
Knights Templar
Rex Theatre
Erle
Corey
Easter Star
Titusville
Anna W. Paul
Pittsburgh
Mildred F. Hutchinson
Hydetown
The
Elk's Club
Bernard Brown
Liquor Control Board
Revenue Department
Robert J. Franklin
Earle
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Warren County
Victoria M. Piquignot
Tidloute
Elizabeth ©. Hawkey
Hmma D
Chinaman
Warren
Colimbia Gas & Electric Securities
Corry High School “Athletic Association
Bym
Tesssociation
Hungry Boy
Springfield
Gene Arnold
Corry Man
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Penn
Anna Shields
Mabel Lombard
Harrisburg
Weare
Bradford
Eva
Erie County
PWA
Sabbath School Ass'n
Philco
Algal
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Cory, Penn
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