Corry Man Heads Roosevelt Highway Assoc
Clyde Brown of Corry was named president of the Roosevelt Highway Association at its Wellsboro meeting. The group discussed eliminating the McDade curves near Kane to shorten the route and reduce congestion along Route 6. A new widening plan for the Kane to Mt Jewett section was noted as under consideration with a committee to push changes and interview officials.
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Cory
Corry
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Clyde ©. Brown
Cily
Association
Brown
Ro €al Civic Enterprises
Corryman
Boston
Denver
Kane Republican
McDade
Roosevelt Highway
Kane
Clyde Brown
Monta C. Burt
Couderspor
Burt
Andy Anderson
Port Allegany
George W. Williams
Pinchot
Local Student Earns Honors at Allegheny College
Robert Goring, son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Goring of 22 B Church Street, was named among three students to receive aciologue honors at Allegheny College Meadville on Friday October 18. Goring earned second honor for maintaining an average above 84 with no grade lower than HG during the 1932 38 school year.
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Robert ¥ Goring
Frank E. Goring
Church Street
Allegheny College
Meadville
Goring
Fionary
District Teachers Meet at Titusville Ninth Annual Session
Titusville hosts about fifteen hundred educators for the Northwestern district session of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Speakers include Carlos Davila Julien Bryan Ida Takbe and Dr Harry C McKeown. Local officials and reception committees guided attendees amid heavy traffic and extended sessions.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Crawford
Erie
Venango
Warren
Forest
Carlos Davila
United States
Julien H. Bryan
Russia
Ida M. Takbe
Harry C. McKeown
University of Pittsburgh
Laura S. Greenwood
Coatesville
Bat
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Julien Bryan
Nev
Young trio held for court in auto theft case
Harry Rossey 25 Centerville and Charles Bacon 23 Union City, with accomplice O. W. Gwens Waterford, were held to county court for auto theft. They were jailed in Erie County Prison without bail. Possible federal charges under the Dyer act loom as car recovery proceeds. Miss Vera Ingrall visited Miss Sarah Tozer during the week end.
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Salm
Fienning
O. W. Gwens
Waterford
Harry Rossey
Centerville
Charles Bacon
R.D
Union City
Charles Shaw
Erie County
Rossel Ia
Atlanta
Nine member relief committee named for next year
The Cory Relief Fund committee accepted its nominating report naming nine citizens to form the upcoming year’s relief board. Members include C. M. Howard John Blatt C. W. Bracken Al Duke F J England Glen Miller C B Wilcox Herbert Gulick and Walter Arnold with England as temporary chairman and a permanent meeting planned for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
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Cory Relief Fund Committee
Clifton M. Howard
John Blatt
Frank ‘T. England
Glen Miller
William Lombard
C. M. Howard
C. W. Bracken
al Duke
F. J. England
C. B. Wilcox
Herbert Gulick
Walter Arnold
Relief Fund Committee
W. Bracken
Prank 'T
England
Messrs. Milller
Wilcox
Gulick
Arnold
Hoarding Case Reported in Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh October 14 one cage of gold hoarding was reported in the western Pennsylvania federal district U S District Attorney Horation Dumbauld announced after Washington orders for immediate prosecution. The lone hoarder had complied with government requirements awaiting further instructions.
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Penn'a
Pittsburgh
Western
Pennsylvania
Federal District
U. S
Horation
Dumbauld
Washington
Washiffeton
Debris Cleared After Warren Fire At Hickory Street
Warren news reports a fire at the New Process Company on Hickory Street destroying buildings and causing an estimated 500000 in losses insured. Workmen remove debris as plans for rebuilding remain unclear while a delegation of about one hundred displaced young women joins the NRA parade carrying a banner from the awning bearing the company name.
Erie Woman Hurt In Crash At 28th And Perry
A Friday afternoon collision at 28th Street and Perry Street left an Erie woman seriously injured. Louise Kreiger, 25, of 1735 Cooper Road, a Hamot Hospital patient, was the most severely hurt while riding with Bernice Martin, 26, and C. M. Baumgartner, 39. Martin and Baumgartner sustained minor injuries. Stanley Grotowski, 40, and his four children Stella 14, Andreila 11, Steve 9, and Helen 7, suffered hand cuts.
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Eris
Web
Irle
28Th
Perry Streets
Louise Kreiger
Cooper Road
Hamot Hospital
Bernice Martin
R. D
Cato
C. M. Baumgartner
Brandes’ Street
Stanley Grotowski
Hast Avenue
Stella
Andreila
Steve
Helen
Corbett Will Provides Inheritance For Salem Heir
The will of the late Dr. Jeremiah J. Corbett of Lymn directs his son Francis aged 16 to save for Salem Mass. He will receive twice as much as he saves annually for 10 years and then the residue. The estate is valued at about $1,000,000.
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Salem
Mass
Jeremiah J. Corbett
Lymn
Francis
Mysterious illness claims three lives in Johnsonburg
In Ridgway on October 14, Johnsonburg residents fear a strange illness that has killed three children. Leo Berger, 2, son of Mr and Mrs George Berger, died at Elk County General Hospital. Doctors call it toxic gastritis, attacking the bowels with vomiting and rapid death, while officials test water and milk supplies for contamination. Health authorities push to find the disease source.
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Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Leo Berger
George Berger
Elk County General Hospital
Paper City
Shoplifters Sent to Jail by Erie Alderman
Two professional shoplifters, Willard Williams of New York and Settan Tranter of Oshkosh, Wis., were sentenced by Alderman Charles Barber to 30 and 20 days respectively. Tranter confessed to stealing six pairs of gloves from a downtown department store. Williams was ordered to leave the city after being caught stealing food stuffs near Barber’s office and was later re arrested. Williams remarked he preferred the county workhouse to the Erie city jail.
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Erie
Harles Barber
Willard Williams
New Yorke
Settan Tranter
Oshkosh
Wis
Tranter
Williams
Barber
Matt Moss
Erle County
Alway
Now is the time to buy used music gear
The notice markets affordable entertainment gear, urging readers to purchase pianos radios talking machines and records as a prudent investment in happiness with prices still down. It frames music equipment as lasting value and a smart purchase to enjoy now.
Fragmented Local News Card Reads Incomplete Details
OCR text shows partial fragments about a local event or notice at a church or school setting. Key names, dates or places are missing, leaving an unclear item that cannot be fully identified or confirmed.
First Suir at A 11:00 A
Informal note records a 11:00 event labeled First Suir at A with unclear subject and fragmented lines about churches October dating and vial items. No clear names, places, or outcomes available from the readable fragments.
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Suir
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