Penn A Liquor Dealers Urge Fewer Licenses
Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers Federation delegates from across the state meet at the Hotel Lawrence to demand state license limits and curb wholesale issuance. Harry Swartz predicts an endorsement, with opening remarks by the local federation president and a fish fry at Arcade cafe after meetings. William Foglin presides, with election planned Tuesday.
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Terth
Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers' Federation
Conventio
Lawrence
Rls
Control ‘Board
Harry Swartz
Pittsburgh
Fpcration
Arcade Cafe
William Foglin
Board Pays Off Notes As Finances Improve
Heavy tax collections in September allowed the Board of Education to retire two 5,000 notes at the National Bank and Trust Company in Erie. The board, led by finance chair J. R. Dearing, also authorized a transfer from the general fund to cover a 166.65 interest and a 200 sinking fund charge. Treasurer A. H. Johnson reported about 26,800 in taxes would be turned over today and over 20,000 had arrived late in September, enabling payment of all current obligations and the 10,000 indebtedness while urging strict economy to prevent further debt.
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Board of Education
National Bank and Trust Company
Erie
J. R. Dearing
Hateh
A. H. Johnson
Irene Mullen
Library Corner highlights September library circulation surge
The Corry Public Library reports September circulation at 2,990 the highest since 1930 with 86 new books added. Featured reads include The Importance of Living, My Son My Son, Rebecca, and Triumph Over Pain. Junior additions include Sugar Mill House Melissa Ann New Shoes. The review praises Rene Fullop Miller’s Triumph Over Pain as a dramatic medical story.
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Lionel Ohson
Corry Public Library
Lin ¥Utang
Son
Brinis
Rebecca
du Maurier
Dr. Morton
Coyotes Reported Near Ridgway First Time in Pa
Coyotes believed to be the first ever found in Pennsylvania have been located in the Allegheny National Forest twelve miles west of Ridgway. One animal trapped and housed at Game Refuge 28 was identified by Major T Bliss of Ridgway as a pure bred coyote after a prior visit by a Montana native. The keeper noted hearing multiple coyotes in the area.
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Ridgway
Pennsylvania
Allegheny National Forest
Middle West
United States
Major T. Bliss
Montana
Bilas
Lecture on Christian Science Planned at Junior High
John Randall Dunn of Boston will lecture on Christian Science at the Junior High auditorium on Tuesday evening October 18 at 8 15. Dunn, a Board of Lectureship member of the Mother Church, will speak on Christian Science The Revelation of Truth Triumph. The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston sponsors. The talk is open to the public with attendees from Jamestown Warren Erie Sherman and nearby areas. The report notes coyotes known as prairie wolves feed on gophers mites and rats and will defend themselves if cornered. A local employee reported signs of the animals in May 1937.
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John Randall Dunn
GC. S. B
Boston
Mass
Dunn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Dury
Church of Christ
Solagee
Jamestown
Warren
Erie
Sherman
Youn
Wilds
Mr. Bliss
John Covel
Pennsylvania Gay Company
Owl's Nest
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Cal
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Board of Supervisors
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Esa Sabena
C. E. Doane Hardware
Junior High
Howard Sheen
Corry Senior High School
Box 23
Corry
Scotts
Putnam Dyes
Lindsley's Pharmacy
First Avenue
Main Street
Wolverine
J. L. Spiesman
Crawford M. Woods Co
Insurance
United States Weather Bureau
Ivanhoe
Keystone Milk
Richard
Rossbacher
Insurance Agency
Wing
Willi
Desmond
Guy E. Rogers
Clarence
Wallace
Chrysler
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