Corry Taxpayers Assured of Fair 1938 Assessments
Corry Taxpayers Union says county will treat Corry fairly in the 1938 triennial assessment. Arch Lyons Ag spokesman notes concern over North East reductions and possible legal appeals. Commissioners advise 1935 assessment to remain nearly the same, with potential revenue impact if local valuations drop.
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Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Arch Lyons Ag
Corry
Lyons
North East
John Pokorski
Hee
Joseph F. Rogan
Revision Board
New Catholic Head Anne S Hooley Elected
Anne S Hooley of Kansas City Missouri has become president of the National Council of Catholic Women after her election at the convention in St Paul. Miss Hooley succeeds Mary G Hawkes of Summit Missouri who previously led the council.
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Anne S. Hooley
Kansas City
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Paul
Hooley
Surveuils
Mary G. Hawkes
Summit
Nod
Counties Plan Schools for Jobless In Pennsylvania
Five additional counties in Pennsylvania announced emergency education plans funded by federal money to teach unemployed residents. J Andrew Morrow in Bradford, J J Hoffman in Bucks, Warren P Norton in Crawford, J W Potter in Cumberland, and W Hedge in Somerset were named chairs to lead unemployed teacher led instruction under the program.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Janica N. Rule
Public Instruction
Bradford
J. Andrew Morrow
Wanda
Bucks
J. J. Hoffman
Doylestown
Crawford
Warren P. Norton
Meadyjile
Cumberland
J. WW. Potter
Garlisie
Somerset
Ib W. Hedge
Windher
Miner killed by slate fall at Jacobs Creek mine
Connel ls ville Pa Oct 18 Anthony J Ollazak 28 was killed instantly by a slate fall at the Jacobs Creek mine of Pittsburgh Coal Co Hanning No 4 two days after returning from a five week holiday from Ster June tin
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Connellsville
Anthony J. Ollazak
Ster Junetin
Jacobs Creek
Pittsburgh
Hanning No
Three Brie Men May Be Named to Poor Board
Wri Oct 18 H Pierre Wright Attia Collins and Milton W Schaff ner Erie businessmen are being considered for the county's new poor board. A courthouse official says these names may be named with appointments due between now and January 1. One year, two year and three year terms will be set, with no compensation until a manager is hired.
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H. Pierre Wright
Attia Collins
Milton W. Schaffner
Erie
Tre County
Court House
Collins
Wright
Roosevelt Studies New Retail Code
President considers two options for a new retail regulation. One would outlaw sales below cost plus 10 percent, the other would ban selling goods below cost. Johnson cites national store expense averages about 26 percent above cost to argue a 10 percent margin could curb unfair competition without raising consumer prices.
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Quenie
Johnson
Postage Stamps and Taxation Mentioned in Memoir Note
A fragmented passage discusses postage stamps as not a form of taxation and notes revenue from stamp sales is used to cover costs. It mentions measures related to handling and margins and describes stamps as a form of taxation in a generic sense.
Beaverdam Ladies Aid to Host Annual Chicken Supper
Beaverdam Ott November 17 The Ladies Aid of the Beaverdam A church will hold its annual chicken supper Thursday November year beginning 5 30 until all served. Comical invitation extended to all. Local society notes mixed with visitor calls and church activities across Beaverdam and nearby towns.
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Beaverdam A
S. R. Lyons
Walter Proctor
Carl Lyons
Corry
Cash Smith
Betty
Procterville
Jay Smith
Lois Lyons
H. H. Williams
Maybelle Williams
Paul Williams
Chitdren
Pauline
Jean
Harry
Geneva
Sunde
Valla Farnham
W. H. Cummings
Anna McDonald
Hare
Union Sity
Charles Swan
Lyle Proctor
Alton Peterson
North Mast
Orth East
Mildred
Jesse Showers
Joe Mullick Bradford
McClelland
Bradford
Rexford
Angelo’ English
Coudgrsport
Lee Prest
Roger Fenny
Mildred ‘Davis
Claule Maynard
Norman
Gordon
Hetty
Clark Proctor
Lowville
le Maynard
Pangma
Theodors Hanby
Ladies Aid
U. B
Glenn Kapple
Cottage Hill
Robert Mpilvin
Krider
Stanley Proctor
Orin Borstirff
Anthracite Mine Payrolls Increase Across September
Philadelphia reports a 19 percent rise in anthracite payrolls from August reflecting quickening coal demand. Seventy eight thousand workers across eighty two companies and four weekly payrolls totaling 4 118 000 dollars."},
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United Press
Philadelphia
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