Weather, politics, and local notices mix in Erie page
A crowded Erie news page lists Democratic candidate Raverl Myers at Hotel Corry and a local weather note along with various items: 40 Pennsylvania food dealers prosecuted in September for pure food law violations, a National Grange radio program October 18 with the Army Band and soprano Dorothy Beegar, and Pennsylvania Railroad nine-month net income of 11.6 million. Other notes include WPA relief-card abuses broken up in Pittsburgh, city squirrels ahead of hunting season, a grass fire near Erie Railroad sparked by train sparks, potential filling station on North Center Street, a divorce suit for Edna M. Brown against Dan Brown, and tax liens on about 60 percent of Erie properties. Additional items cover county conference speakers, state payroll changes, Marion Tripp’s hospitalization recovery, and a rise in foreign liquor consumption.
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Erie
Harry Croush
Leriorns
WPA
County Department
American Home of the
Federation of Pennsylvania Women
North Hast
Young Spanish Artist Wins First Prize at Carnegie Exhibit
Hipolito Hidalgo de Caviedes, 33, of Madrid, won the $1,000 top prize at the Carnegie Instituto international exhibition of paintings in Pittsburgh. Charles J. Burchfield, Henry Mattson, and Albert Saverys were among other prize recipients with honors and monetary awards.
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John B. Delaney
United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Museum
Carnegie Institutoternational
Hipolito Hidalgo de Caviedes
Madrid
Prige
Vivira
Ti Brio
Charles J. Burchfield
Gardenville
Hol
Henry Mattson
Mattson
Weatttock
Albert Saverys
Belgium
Candido Portinati
Rio de Janeiro
Edinboro Girl Fatally Struck by Auto Near Edinboro
Edinboro High School sophomore Helen Marie Se soul, 16, died after running into Route 6 traffic four miles north of Edinboro. She had been a passenger in a car driven by Evie Johnston supervisor in the Washington district school. Se soul sustained a fractured skull and died en route to Anyinboro hospital.
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Eriq
Helen Marie Seoul
Edinboro
Helen Haynes
Ayiinboro
H. 1
Sekula
KP. Johnston
Evie
Washington
20 000 Premium Lists for Pa Farm Show
Harrisburg October 17 Anticipating record demand for the premium list of the twentieth annual Pennsylvania Farm Show next January the show management has ordered 20 900 printed copies of the 100 page publication. The premium booklet details 7000 cash awards in 25 departments with premiums totaling 37 000 plus many special prizes. After November 1 copies available from the agricultural extension offices county by county from Vocational Agriculture teachers or by writing Howard G Bisman director Pennsylvania Farm Show Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Agricultural Extension Association
Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Howard G. Bisaman
Pennsylvania Farm Show
One Woman Knew How to Reduce With Kruschen Salts
Mrs Clara Christensen of Belmar New York pounds down from 164 to 129 by daily Kruschen dose. Claim includes safe use over years, improved health, and avoidance of laxatives. Advertisement cites Keister's Cut Rate and druggists nationwide.
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Jules
Jar Ade
Clara Christensen
Belmar
N.Y
Keister
Ruling Sought on Flag Salute Matter by Margiott
Harrisburg reports prompt request for Attorney General Margiott to rule on the legality of forcing public school pupils to salute the flag after Dr. Lester Ade, state superintendent, cites a 1920 McNees opinion. The case follows refusals by two Minerav ille sisters in grades five and seven to participate.
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Ade
United Press
Harrisburg
Flng
Lester K. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gene Charles J. Margiott
McNees
C. &. Roudabish
Mineraville
Donation Tea Draws Generous Support for Sisters
A donation tea hosted by Catholic Daughters of America at 25 Court Conception gathered funds and food items for the Sisters of Mercy. Mrs P G Wood organized with W S Morrell and Mrs Mary Murray assisting at the urns. Tea wafers were served and a large supply of vegetables and provisions was collected.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Hirst
Sisters of Mercy
P. G. Wood
Morrell
Mary Murray
Westminster chair student pioneer at Princeepare College concert
A Westminster scholar from Princeepare College in Pennsylvania and a freshman from Slocum Taylor Pa plans a first time concert in Oil City Sunday November 17. The event marks a historic milestone for the school as the first man to enroll in home economics and pursue hotel management.
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Westminster
Princeepare College
Williamton
N. J
Q. Slocum
Taylor
Oil City
Pennsylvania State College
Pleasantville group to canvass against state liquor store
About 800 people attended a mass meeting in Pleasantville Presbyterian chapel last night. The group will conduct a canvass in Pleasantville and neighboring Allegheny townships to gather signatures on a petition opposing locating a state liquor store in Pleasantville.
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Pleasantville
Tete
Allegheny
Presbyterian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raverl i. Myers
Superior Court
Corry
Hallowe'en
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
National Grange
Naional Broadcasting Company
Sanday
United States Army Band
Dorothy Beegar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Works Progress Administration
Liberty Street
Erie Railroad
North Center Street
Frederick Street
Erie County
Edna M. Brown
Dan Brown
Walter Scott
Revenue Department
Marion Tripp
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
American Legion
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Warren
Mercer
Elks
Earl Seiple
Greenville
William Smith
Bureau of Customs
Carnegie
HOTEL
THE
Troubadours
PENNA
Frank C. Chapin & & Sons
Ask Margiott
Ays
Priscilla
Melton
Wardy
Children’s Ghillies
Montgomery Ward
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