Boxing card and radio address mark autumn events
A boxing card at the State Armory is noted along with a radio address by John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers on the NBC Blue Network October 17. Local crime, transportation, and WPA activities are reported, including garbage complaints, copper price gains, rail freight increases, and school show preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Amd
Comittee For Industrial Organization
Tabor
National Broadcasting Company
Blue
Sutwrilay
KDRA
Pittsburgh
WLW
Cinclynati
WIZ
New York
Night School Opened at Sparta and Marriage at Clymer
AMARTANSBORG Oct 1 1933. Bloomfield of Britton Run and Milton Bloomfield of Erie Ontario? quietly wed in Clymer N Y. They returned to the Perry Benson home on Woodward Avenue as dinner awaited the happy couple. The Whitney night school opened doors for shop work with good enrollment and plans to enroll next meeting night. Vocational boys aided Paul McCray at his farm building a septic tank. The Ladies Aid serves dinner Friday at the Spartansburg hotel as plans for their annual bazaar form. Rev Gwynne of Olean will preach at the Baptist church. The Ivy Embroidery Club met in Centerville at Mrs Ralph Boyd's and other groups held meetings with hostess Mrs Bernita Searem. Mrs Helen Sireye and staff installed Lady Drake lodge officers in Titusville. Donnie Winans celebrated his third birthday with family and friends at the Winans home. Local folks attended various visits, with several guests from out of town. The Spartansburg school closed for the faculty institute, and residents are urged to join the gala opening fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amartansborg
Bloomield
Milton Bloomfield
Britton Run
Chimer
N.Y
Perry Bison
Whe Vand
Tillotson
Howard Tilstson
Starla High Shool
Tiltotsim
Bloomfield Township
Jasper Tillotson
Bert Winans
Stokes Frm
Whitney Night School
Iis
Whitney
Miss
Paul McCray
Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church
Spartansburg Hotel
Belle Filler
Gwynne
Olean
Katherine Healy
Wilbur Parley
Linesville
Ivy Embrodery Club
Centerville
Ralph Boyd
Princess iPat Club
Bern‘ta ‘Searem
Helen Siireye
Morton Rebekah Ledge
Titusville
Lineaville
John Parley
Stratahan
F. BE
Stafford
Lincolnville
Myra King
Daugister
Tha King Bowen
Glarenre Kelly
H’s Ster
Carrie Taylor
Conneautville
Dale Hotchkiss
Florence Brandon
Familly
Riceville
Trio guilty in Ridgway store robbery verdict
In Ridgway Pa on September 18 a jury found Eugene O Shays, Titusville, and C L Brady Kane guilty of burglary and larceny at Wanys Mens Shop on Main Street. Helscel of Titusville pled guilty and testified as Commonwealth's witness, detailing the robbery, loot, and travels to Erie and Kane.
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Ridgway
Eugene O'shay
Tiusvile
C.L. Brady
Kane
Bille County
Weither Aday
Wany
Main Reel
Hal
Helscel
Titusville
Commonwealth
Erie
Jolly
O'Shay
Herscel
North Broad Street
Triro
Main
Broad
Mill
Center
Depot
Race
Allenhurst
W. P. Park
Sakuraville Company
Wialey
Easton Streets
Fredy
Carlyle’s Sarcasm on Political Theories
Fragmentary note recalls Carlyle dismissing political theories as irrelevant and references a printed book of theories and a noble figure. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear context, making a precise event or quote identification difficult.
Erie girl sleeps on in fading recovery struggle
The Erie report details Maxine Yarrington, ten years old, once lively and titled “Humdinger,” now deep in a sleep disorder. Nurses describe daily seizures and paralysis as her family and hospital staff cling to faint hopes of waking she remains in a deteriorating state. The child’s absence from her mother and siblings since 1935 shadows the ongoing vigil at St. Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Maxine
Yarr Ington
Umlein
Mi. Alleia
Ue Nos All Children Department
Bay Leel
Jutta Maxine
Mama
Dusty
Hay
Man commits suicide with dynamite near Wolf Creek
SROVE City reports Paul Pinteau, 60, a farmer from Wolf Creek, was found dead by the road in his car about 10:30 am Thursday. A dynamite fuse, open knife, and a soappaper with a note saying his world is ending were discovered beside him. The note referenced a final act and departure from life. The scene included a folded land map with a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srove City
Paul Pinteau
P Garmer
Tami
City Taxes At Ease May Be Increased In 1937
SRIB Oct 14. Mayor Charles R. Barker will vote against including a $100,000 payment in the 1937 budget for payment of improvement bonds. The move could raise the total budget over $2,000,000, the highest in seven years, and may drive up the tax millage. Barker announced the stance Thursday while reviewing the 1936 triennial assessment appeals and possible budgetary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Charles R. Barker
Lax
Barber
6 Mile Stretch To Be Improved In Local Road Plan
Authorization for resurfacing six miles from Concord Hollow to Union City Concord is recalled. About six lanes will gain stone surfacing. Rock for the project has arrived and work starts at once. The route serves farmers and residents. announcement welcomed by property owners and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Hollow
Fia Union
Corry Student in College Play
Corry student appears in a college stage production presented by Play Shop. The piece notes performances by various actors and mentions a spring original piece Neal produced at the request of many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
Wien iv
Wiesheng College Playshop
Andee Obey
Orly
Meniville
Bruce Denes
Wig
Wiagan
Alice Hypat Nygiat
Deawinys
Aby Pheniert
Ks Stow
Tie Haldiwe Biujor
Alleameny
Neal
Lip Celeste
Corry Man's Brother Honored as Choirmaster
Miny Corry friends learn Pay Hillstrom, secretary and general manager of Corry damestown Manufacturing and a well known Corry citizen, has been chosen rector in chief of the United Swede sh Singers Pacific Coast Division. Hillstrom, a distinguished baritone, is remembered by royal music lovers for past concerts in the city, including two visits with his brother, the former leader of the United Swedish Singers, who now resides in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Swwitst Sinzm
San Francisco
Trainman Stricken Here Dies at 83
Patrick Connelly, an 83 year oldPennsylvania Railroad wrecking conductor, died suddenly this morning at Corry Hospital where he had been a patient since October 2. His home was in Renayo Pennsylvania. Undertaker John Still of Bradford moved the body to the Bradford sister’s home today.
Donkey Origins In Nile Valley Study
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss origins connected to the Nile region and African heritage, mentioning a figure tied to viewing origins in the Nile valley. The text is unclear but suggests a historical or linguistic discussion about donkeys and regional associations.
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Glallily Akies
State Armory
Johm Brown
Tai
OM Hidkper
Perry
Everinus
Mast Mair Fleet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ukely
Leonan P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Nll
Ayres
Pril
London
New Yorker Stock Exchange
WPA
Pennsylvania
Howard
Pittsburgh Warrict
Iron and Let
University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Fever
Adents
Corry Pyle
Teachers Institute
We Yation
Association of American Railroads
Shad
Name Qing
John Flanigan
Thon
Rex Theatre
Ara
Tevenue
Bureau of Institutional Collections
GrawAard County
Sparta
Clymer
Howard Tillotson
Wamnetta Bloomfield
McCray Farm
Jetustoy
Lori
Ela Whitman
Skavon
John Markly
Uni
Sidney Winans
A. Winans
Donnie
Arived
Winans
Putty Figh Ag
Waler Hanna
Donald
Townville
Charles Searem
Richard Pusley
Evelyn
Mt. Union
Mra
D. D. Stranghin
Ney
J. C. Conover
Ernest Wills
Sue and
Wilms
Bartlesville
Okla
Timrsday
Mator
Susi Tauber
Fiie County Institute
Tellet
Lawrence Pari
Yieln'ty
Carlyle
Ostenhis
Ralenay E
Stanley
Kiles
Union City
Concord
Bruce Dearing
Noah
Meadville
Honor Corry
Toms River
PRR
Ted Fein
Ars
Nathye
Loblaw’s
Cherry Valley
Ratx
Florida
Henry Dreyfuss
Hoover
Atlantic
Sone
Condra’s Pharmacy
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