Plan Senior High Cafeteria Approval For Lunch Service
The P T A Council won permission to establish a noon lunch program at the Senior High school after a successful Junior High cafe. Mrs Patterson and Mrs Robbins urged the project noting demand, available space, and low cost. The board approved funds of 20 for necessary alterations and an extra serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
George Patterson
Milton Robbins
Esfeteria
Uttle
Lambing
Sehr
PT. A. Council
Push Work On Gas Station Near Corry
Construction of a new Some? Service Station, erected by Clyde F. Brown on North Center Street, is advancing. Elmer McEvoy Co. handles general contracting with Emory Wheeler and Son masonry, Al Duke plumbing, Charles Hubertz roofing and heating, Bob Desmonil electric wiring, and Roy Dingon painting. Brown leases the model station to the Sui Olf Company planning to develop its business in Corry and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde F. Brown
North Center Street
Elmer McEvoy
Emory Wheeler and Son
al Duke
Charles Hubertz
Bob Desmonil
Roy Diingon
Mr. Brown
Sui Ol! Company
Corry
Theft of Canadian coins at Hobby Show under police probe
Police seek six Canadian coins stolen Sunday from a Hobby Show exhibit at the Rotary Club Fair. The set included a 1911 dollar, two quarters, two dimes and a nickel valued by a youth collector. Authorities urge public help in locating the coins despite no premium value. Police also investigate seven quarts of oil stolen from Wheelin Station on East Columbus Avenue last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Clu
State Armory
John D. Fianigat
Wheelin
Rudgell Ream
Columbus Avenue
Acacia Club Bridge Awards Display Planned Friday Evening
Awards for the Acacia Club blind dopey bridge party are planned for Friday evening. Displays appear in the Manonia temple window and Ue Kelener block, showing the winning names and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
Manonia
Kelener
School tax collections total $46 907 in September
Collection of 198K school taxes during the month of September totaled $46,907.25. Miss Tene Mul Jen, collector, reported to the Board of Filmation. She turned over $26,836.16 to the Corry School District, the balance of the September collection, believed to set a new mark for recent years. Collections of the 1933 assessment to date total $50,827.84. The figure is credited as especially creditable given prevailing conditions and tight money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tene Mul Jen
Board of Filmation
Mul Jen
Corry
Mullen
Ed Harrington Dies City Streets Commissioner at 48
Ed Harrington longtime Corry street commissioner since 1926 died at his home after five months illness. Born in French Creek he served in highway maintenance and with E. M. Loys and Son. A World War I veteran, he suffered a crossroad accident years ago and later held public office. Survived by wife and son Daniel, services at St Thomas Church followed by burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youward Ve Barrington
Corry
Harrington
French Creek
Ufe
E. M. Loys & Son
Hartington
15Th Railway Engineers
France
Corfy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stanford Hose Company
Corey ‘Moore
Daniel
Francis
Concord Street
Joseph
Cleveland
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Telephone official dies after pneumonia in Pittsburgh hospital
A Bell Telephone Company executive from Pennsylvania, long active in Greenville and Bradford, died in Pittsburgh High General Hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. He joined the company in 1910 and rose to district and directories manager before moving to Pittsburgh in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Pennavigania
Pitts- High General Hospital
Harner
Greenville
Bradford
Wxen
New Gistle
Pillehtingh
Forest fires claim 14 lives near Fort Francis border
At least 14 persons were killed with about 20 injured and several missing as brush and forest fires spread across the Minnesota Ontario border. Winds from the south drove flames toward Fort Francis and nearby towns while thousands of men fought the blazes on both sides of the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Francis
Ont
Minnesota-Ontario
International Forie
Minn
Probe Alleged Defects in Treasury Building
Harrisburg October 11 structural defects in the 5,000,000 finance building under construction for the State drew the house committee into graft charges against Coy George H Earl and 19 others. Testimony showed McCloskey firm used questionable materials under a 3,112,000 contract. William M Stanton said 4 of 25 concrete samples failed to meet strength specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
McCloskey
State Authority
William M. Stanton
GOP Bids For Vets Dems Blast James A F L Demands Lewis Resign
United Press dispatches from Washington and Houston report John L. Lewis offering to resign as chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organizations if William Green leaves the presidency of the American Federation of Labor. The AFL convention in Houston signaled support for Lewis’s resignation as a peace gesture, while Green hinted delegates would decide his fate. Lewis suggested the C IO could function more efficiently without him, while Green indicated a positive re election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
Lewis
A. P. of L
Houston
Tex
C. T
A. F. of L
Federation of Labor
Green
CSO
A,fp
L. Houston
American Federation of Labor
John J. Lewis
G. LO
Green Lee
AntiCatholic Rioters Roundup Ordered by Hitler in Vienna
Nazi authorities launched a major roundup of anti Catholic rioters in Vienna after Adolf Hitler intervened to probe disorder around St. Stephen's Cathedral. Joseph Buerckel ordered decisive action, with several dozen suspects already in custody as minor Nazi officials watched churches and ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnited
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
St. Stephen
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
Cardinal Innitger
Rothes
Buerckel
Abatement of Delinquent Property Taxes Approved
In Harrisburg the House passed Sen. Leo C Mundy’s bill renewing the Maine administration policy of allowing abatement of delinquent property taxes. After weeks of debate over mandatory or discretionary abatements, the Mundy measure, unchanged, won 128 to 24 before returning to the Senate for concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Leo C. Mundiy
Maine
Crop Yields in District 000 This Season
Pennsylvania reports show October 1 yields above average for wheat corn oats barley and tame hay with buckwheat and potatoes near average Fall sowing fair due to rain and frost Straw and hay crops expected to be above 1927-36 averages while buckwheat falls below the 10 year estimate Potatoes are smaller but generally good quality Apples came in earlier and are good
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
North East Man Found Dead In Apparent Car Suicide
North East man aged 47, employed by Electrical Materials Co, was found dead yesterday afternoon on State Line between North East and Ripley. Coroner William Granda of Westfield said death from carbon monoxide from a disconnected manifold and a tube into the car was self-inflicted. The coroner noted domestic troubles at home and a note to his wife.
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Loulg
Youngs
Nf North East
State Line
North East
Ripley
William Granda
Westfield
Vicim
Crendall
Younge
Ulmhia Wite Hou Jatt
Corry rally urges support for Scott in Assembly race
Norbert J. Fitzgerald urged Corry to back Waller H. Scott in the state assembly as Democratic Caravan No. 2 toured western Pennsylvania. Speakers included Michael Cronin and Arthur Colegrove praising local leaders and calling for votes for Ernie Jones Mundy Logile on November 5, with plans to continue to Titus City after a noon rally in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Joy Congress
Corry
Waller H. Scott
Itxgerald
Brir
Scott
Michael Cronin
Carmvan
Pennsylvania
Arthu Colegrove
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Titan City
Townsend Meeting At Spartansburg Townsend Club
Reorganization session at Grange Hall planned an active campaign for the Townsend movement in the district. A musical program led by Mrs J A Tiffany featured addresses by Norbert Pitagerald Dorsidson and others from Corry Meadville Spartanburg and surrounding areas. Speakers urged aggressive club organization and discussed Workmen's Compensation Board work and pension costs versus Townsend plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Fins
Mra
J. A. Tifany
Corry
Norbert J. Pitagerald
Dorsidson
Bica
Willam GC. Smith
Meadville
Walter Scott
Prank Brooks
Rica
Spartanburg
Smith
Scott
Brode
Fitzgerald
Workmen's Compensation Board
Townsend
Al‘vocates
James Accused of Disrespect for Pa Courts
Republican leaders rally war veterans to attack the Barle administration over coal rehabilitation and attack James for remaining on the superior court while campaigning for governor. Democratic challenger Jones accuses James and GOP leaders of disrespecting courts and democracy amid New Deal fights. Senator Davis blasts slow veteran benefits and cites cash support from corporate interests backing James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Downing
United Press
Barle
Arthur H. James
Superior Court
U. S
James J. Davis
Theodore Rosen
Philadelphia
Rosen
Harry —. Kalodner
Republican War Veterans
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles Alvin Jones
James
American Bar Association
Senator Davis
Veterans Rally
Evening shop classes planned at Hatch Questional School
The Board of Education granted building use and agreed to advance funds for evening instruction in mechanical drawing, mathematics and blueprint reading this winter, with eventual federal reimbursement. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey noted demand for additional courses like public speaking, but finances limit expansion to the vocational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Board of Education
Ralph S. Dewey
Lmited
WEA
Genevieve Johnston
Dewey
Veteran Killed by Car Near Erie Home
Harry A. Weed, 45, a patient at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie, died after being struck by a Buffalo minister’s auto along a highway near Olcott, New York. Rev. George W. Cook of Buffalo said Weed stumbled into the car and was killed instantly. coroner investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors
Erie
Frandonia
Buffalo
Harry A. Weed
Olcott
George’ W. Cook
Trinity Episcopal Church
Weed
George M
Daly Kirk
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P.T. A. Council
Lady Astor
Russia
Chamberlain
Henry Tosti Russell
London
Viscountess Astor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Germany
Sudetenland
Col. Lindbergh
Daily Worker
Cliveden
Viscount Astor
England
Moscow
Howitzer
Paris
Rotterdam
Holland
Berlin
Lilienthal Society
the Week
Miembers
Wiew
Linsbergh
Sunoco
C. F. Brown
ED Harrington
Treasury Building
GOP
James A. F
L. Makes
Hitler
State Bureau
Jones
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