Bond meeting outlines 17 new Hauer store locations
Regular bond meeting notes 17 new Hauer store locations to be leased in retail hotels if valid objections fail. Holmyn Construction Co. low bidder for Route 6 paving in Clearfield and Jefferson counties. Governor selects Pennsylvanians for National Tax Association conference in Oklahoma City. State liquor sales rise. Edinboro alumni events. American Legion posts install officers. Banking secretary allows FHA backed mortgages. highway survey on Harrisburg to Pittsburgh route via old South Penn alignment.
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Chiirman
Walter J. Gidgeon
Gata Fwtay
Hauer
Jersey
East Sixth Street
Weal Buh Street
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
South Penn Railroad
State Highway Department
Cambridge Springs Woman PTA Head Reelected in District
Mrs. Rein, Cambridge Springs, was reelected president of the Northwestern District Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers at Strong Vincent High School. Mrs. Bacher elected district secretary treasurer to serve two years. Lynn Bovee chosen Northwestern district member of the state dominating committee. Resolutions supported child welfare legislation, library movement, and thanks to local officials and schools.
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Brim
Orb
ML. Fein
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Strong Vincent
Ioin
Clyde Bacher
Lawrence Park Association
George J. Laidlaw
Rein
Bacher
H. H. Hall
Wilyliamsport
Lynn Bovee
Erle County
City Drops Curfew After Twenty Five Years
Rochester New Hampshire city council ends curfew after 25 years citing disturbed slumber of children and late hours. Officials say curfew was ineffective and will be discontinued. Local leaders emphasize focus on youth safety through other measures. The move closes a long standing ordinance central to city policy.
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Rochester
N. H
Salvation Army canvass set for October 21 in Corry
H E Manley to head campaign aiming to raise 2000 for the Salvation Army here. Plans call for a city canvass starting October 21 with a week of activities led by a new advisory board. Theresa Wagner and Mabel Cowie named to lead the local Salvation Army work, replacing previous captains.
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Salvation Army
Old Vicory Committee
H. H. Manley
H. W. Parker
Melvin Parichura
D. A. Hillatrom
C. W. Pangboth
Lucy E. Lyons
Pittsburgh
Corry
Theresa Wagner
Mabel Cowie
Galvasion Army
Neil Hood
Meadville
W. Bernard Fowle
Pittsburgh Atvisions
City
Reallers
D. A. Hillstrom
Haart
Marriage of Margaret Angerson to Arthur Baccus in Mayville NC
Mr and Mrs Geert Angerson announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Arthur Baccus son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Baccus of Columbus PA. The ceremony occurred in Mayville North Carolina on Saturday October 12. A wedding trip to Washington DC followed with plans to reside in Columbus after.
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Geert Angerson
Margaret
Arthur Baccus
Clayton Baccus
Columbus
Mayville
N. C
Washington, D. C
Urge Faster Progress in Hiring Unemployed
Erie workers urged the Works Progress Administration to speed job projects. J C Dewey, chairman of the Workers' Bexer association, told WPA Director Bernard Cochran that members are ready to move on city hall and the courthouse. They opposed bosses who require workers to report at 8 am on WPA highway projects, despite travel constraints.
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Erie
Bexer Association
J. C. Dewey
Works Progress Administration
Bernard Cochran
City
Court House
Cochran
Girl strikers return to Kane Plant after walkout
About 60 of 62 Kane Shirt company workers resume regular hours after a strike begun last Thursday morning. Indefinite pay demands prompted most to quit briefly. all but a few returned to work, with others expected back on Monday.
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Eone
Kane Shirt Company
Wore
Fined in Flag Case in Lynn Mass
Carleton Nichols, a father, was fined $23 for upholding his eight year old son’s vow to salute the American flag during daily school prayers in Lynn Massachusetts. Nichols and his family are described as members of an anti-nallitavistic religious denomination that venerates obeisance to God in their practice.
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Lynn
Mass
Carleeton
Nichols
He Nichols
Hoover Visits Philadelphia for Yale Penn Game
Former President Herbert Hoover stopped in Philadelphia on October 13 to watch the Yale Penn football game en route to California. He was joined by Dr Hay Lyman Wilbur, president of Stanford University.
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Hoover
Philadelphia
Herbert Honger
California
Hay Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
River survey program in oil city area continues
An active river work program is reported in the United States engineer’s Pittsburg district. Survey work on the Allegheny river and the French Creek route progresses with 19 new employees and ongoing studies. Major W J Styer extends temporary duty, Captain H A Montgomery to act as engineer during the absence, and tentative water supply and development costs have been completed for several routes including Lake Erie Ohio river, Grand River, Portsmouth Sandusky, and Cincinnati Toledo routes.
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Get
United States Engineer
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Preach Creek
W. J. Styer
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WPA
Analaties
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Indiana
Wisseinia
Kentucky
H. A. Montgomery
Styer
French Creek
Grand River
Portsmouth-Sandusky
Cincinnati-Toledo
Death of Mrs Mary Schadelii Covington native dies in Corry
Mrs Mary Senugen widow of Philip Schadel died suddenly at 9 15 this morning at her Brook street home. She aged 78 born August 18 in Covington Ky lived 73 years in Corry. A devout St Elizabeths Church member she is survived by five daughters Mia Edward Becker Mrs Rudolph Bacomner Mrs Mayme Ross Miss Gertrude Schadel and Mrs James OBrien. two sons Charles and Gorge Schadel. seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services Tuesday at 9 at St Elizabeths Church followed by interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Mary Senugen
Philip SchadeLl
Brook Street
Covington
George Steinhouser
St. Elizabeth's Church
Mia
Edward Becker
Rudolph Bacomner
Mra Mayme Ross
Gertrude Schadel
James O'Brien
Charles Scit
Tell Nel Gorge
Schadel
St. Elizaben's Cemetery
Meadleville Child Dies of Injuries
A four year old girl, Shirley Korner, daughter of William Turter of Bevermore, died from injuries suffered when she ran into the side of a car near Newair Hill School. The accident occurred shortly before noon Friday. State highway patrol investigations indicate the child darted into the highway unaware of an oncoming car driven by Edward Lippett of RD.
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Rosy
Iwtle Shirley "Korner
Ant Mra
Williaw Turter
Bivermore Arrast
Boerker Hospital
Phil
Tyant
Sherom
le Highway
EdWard Lippett
R, D
Failed to Set Treasurer Salary at East Meeting
City county officials at East meeting could not settle treasurer salary. They oppose paying more than six thousand dollars yearly, with a tentative range up to seven thousand. Also notes postmaster examination for Spartansburg with a $6,000 to $9,800 opening, Blakeslee newly appointed, and eligibility requirements listed.
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Aausurer Fon Colleelion
LD Juve Orfimiental Bodien
T Henest City Creanuren
Hertha Winter Mahoney J
Milton W. Schaffner
Gotti Wit
Tas Teen Mae
Uhey
Federal Civil Service Commaission Parasies
Trndon
Spartansburg
Orfie
Wave Blakeslee
Ing
Otober
Frank G. Jones
United States
Death of Leon M Hill in Wayne Township
Leon M Mull, lifelong Wayne Township resident, died at his home north of Columbus at 6 45 am after months of illness. Born October 19 1833 he lived in the area and was known locally. Survived by widow Laur Moses Hill two sons Arthur S Hill Cory R D and Donald M Hill Lyte Washington one sister Mrs Toa Schramling Corry and two brothers Ralph Hill Corry RL 1 5 and Pred Hill Toledo Was s. Father Samuel Hill died May Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late home Corry R D 5 with inter ment in West Lawn cemetery in Columbus.
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Leon M. Mull
Wayne Township
Columbus
Mr. Hill
Wayne
Laur Moses Hill
Arthur S. Hill
Cory, R. D
Donald M. Hil
Lyte
Washington
Toa, Schramling
Corry
Ralph Hil
Pred Hill
Toledo
Samuel Hill
R. D
West Lawn
Lumbus
Plane bailout ends safely in fog over Chillicothe
Cary Rafael Baez and Scott Fiely, both army pilots, bailed out when their aircraft ran low on fuel in fog at about 6,000 feet. They landed in a tree near Chillicothe, Ohio today. Elmer McElroy, a carpenter, is listed with contact details.
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Chillicothe
Cary Rafael Baez
Scott Fiely
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