Corry Nurses to Attend State Convention in Erie
Corry nurses will travel to Erie next week for the 23rd annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association. Grace Decker Mildred Young and Frances Sample depart Monday for registration. sessions run through Friday October 25 with speakers from Yale and Western Reserve.
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Corry
Lie
Pennsylvania
Nurwen
Siew Grace Decker
Milky Mildred Young
Stim Frances Sample
Anxist
Ithe Strong Vincent Fgh Schoolkhiros
Faluard C. Lindman
New Yorke School of Social Work
Sr. Lavarenting
School of Nursing
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pueslay
Philharmonic Orchestra
Hotel Lawrence
Eddress
Annie W. Goodrich
Mimeritus Yale School of Nursing
Sisterhood of Nursing
Addres
Marion Hovtell
Western Reserve University
Evelyn Davis
National Organization For Public Health
T P.m. Dinener
Lawrence
Whiting ‘Williams
Katherine H. Law Wright
Erte
Farm Calendar Notes On Early Orders And Exhibits
Farm calendar highlights urge early ordering for reforestation and Christmas trees due to limited supply. Gladiolus bulb sales advise digging before hard frost and storage at 45 degrees. Advice covers selecting exhibit corn and potatoes, varied sources for produce, seed potato storage, and a poultry course at Pennsylvania State College October 21 to 85 with an emphasis on improved methods.
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Pennsylvania State College
Praise Highway Miracles of ECW Harrisburg
Emergency Conservation Workers in Pennsylvania have achieved a road building surge beyond prior capabilities. In two years ECW camps completed more roads than the forests department could in 46 years with standard wartime funding. The ECW started in April 1983 and by mid‑summer had 83 camps of 200 men each. Before ECW, only 1077 miles of road protected 1,045,604 acres of forest land. Initial funding was $100,000 from the 1925 legislature.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
ECW
Department of Forests and Waters
States set to approve life contracts after January
Insurance Commissioner Owen B. Hunt notes a new act requires Pennsylvania life endowment contracts signed after January 1 to receive approval and be filed with the State Insurance Department. The act also defines uniform provisions all such contracts must meet.
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Harnseur
Uet
Pennsylvania
Owen B. Hunt
Missouri couple wed in Waynesville ceremony
Justice B. M Shuler performed the marriage making James Hobertson and Nancy Moore husband and wife. Beth were 81 years old. City council in Nevada planned to impeach Police Judge Mindigx for dereliction of duty. Councilmen debated a special election, finding it expensive.
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Waynesville, Mo
Justice B. M) Shuler
James Hobertson
Nancy Moore
Mnan
Beth
Nevada
Mindigx
Riley
Warning Against Eating Pork In Uncooked State In Harrisburg
Oct 18 warning from Pennsylvania Department of Health urges against eating pork or pork products in raw state during slaughter season. Sausage and puddings must be thoroughly heated before consumption to prevent trichinosis. Though rare in Pennsylvania, cases occur annually from raw pork or undercooked products.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Edits
McBride Dexter
Route 15 Extended Through to New York
Harrisburg October 18 United States Route 15 will extend from Harrisburg north via Milleraburg Sunbury and Northumberland then via US 41 to Williamsport Mansfield to the New York line. Markers are being placed as the extension and double marking were approved after a request by the American Association of State Highway Officials. New York will designate the route as US 1b from the state line to Rochester.
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Harrisburg
State Line
Farrisburg
Milleraburg
Sunbury
Northumberland
Williamsport
Mansfield
New York Line
Warren van Dyke
American Association of State Highway Oficial
State Highway Department of North Carolina
Walterboro
8. C
Rochester
N.Y
New York State
New York-Pennsylvania Line
Road Projects Worth Over Hundred Thousand to Employ Fifteen Hundred
Harrisburg announces 20 roadside developments under the 1935 25 federal aid highway plan will employ about 1500 men and improve 111 miles of highway at a cost of 107100. Trees and shrubs will be planted. labor will be secured through the National Employment Service offices. Major projects include 19.5 miles on the Roosevelt Highway, 15.5 miles along U S Route 1 bypass, and multiple sections of Lincoln, National Pike, William Penn, and routes 422 11 59 and 404 among others across the state.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Forestry
Department
Tees
National Employment Service
Sodia
Washington
Wyson
Laceyville
Bradford County
Arere
Philadelphia
Lancaster Avenue
West Chester Pike
Lancaster
Chester County
Gettysburg
Cashtown
McKeesport
Westmoreland County
Payette County
Ebensburg
Mundy'a Corners
Water Street
Blair County
Norristown
Skippack Creek
New Rutherford
Kittanning
Chambersburg
Shippasburg
Brend Road
Allegheny County
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Crawford County
Allentown
Smethport
Port Allegheny
Pottsville
Schuylkill Haven
White Deer
Shyder County
Movie Censors Face Tough Duty in Board of State
In Philadelphia on October 18 the state movie censors describe their task as demanding. Chairman L Howell Davis and members Hester Fey and Pat Dufy review reels seven hours daily five days a week for violations. They flag lustful embraces, excessive kissing, adultery, explicit content, brutal killings, arson, theft and drug trafficking, among other prohibitions, noting modern films are said to demand cuts to meet higher standards.
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Philadelphia
Cinema Fang
State
Moving Picture Censors
Nic
Censors
L. Howell Davis
Hester M. Fey
Waynesburg
Pat Dufy
Willes- Barre
Duty
Seven Sets of Twins Attend Corry Junior High School
Corry Junior High hosts seven sets of twins aged nine to fifteen. Siblings include Frank and Tony Messina, Mildred Young, Elmer and Elbert Gilbertson, Jean and Jack Foster, Lenore and Eleanor McCool, Harold and Gerald Hammond. Parents listed with street addresses accompany each pair.
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Corry Junior High School
Corry
Wigt School
Ein
Ram Gir
Taro Bera
Prank
Tony Messina
Miss Mensina
Spring Street
Marion
Mildred Young
Wallace M. Young
Wright Street
Elmer
Eawert Gilbertson
Birt
Elmer B. Gilbertson
San
Jean
Jack Foster
Dazig’ster and Son
Palps Foster
Washington Street
Lenoir
Eleanor McCool
Leason McCool
West Irving Street
Harold and
Gerald Hammond
Services at Carter Hill Draw Large Sunday Crowd
At Carter Hill on October 16 the Sunday School and church service drew much interest. A discussion on divorce and remarriage occurred last Sunday, with next Sunday focusing on predestination. A large attendance is anticipated for the 2 p.m. session, and readers are urged to bring friends. Local residents and visitors were noted in idle social visits and family gatherings around Erie, North East, Waterford, and Corry throughout the week.
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Carter Hill
Carter Hullshaven
Myrtle Snapp
Zephia May
Erie
Grede Snapp
Mary Cliffe
North East
Leonard Hays
Glarente Slye Wert
Archie Hurlbut
Kenneth Black
Waterford
We Latter
G. Lindberg
James Blakester
Arthur Weed
Amy Bell Cooper
Fred Cooper
Lois Patterson
Corry
Clarence Slye
Fred Baler
Wesleyville
Adrien Sharpan
Richard
Weterford
Samuel Boyce
Fran's Adams
Léo Schuknecht
Bert Slye
D. E. Lindauist
State forests belong to the people open to all
Harrisburg dispatch notes state forests are owned by the public and kept open at all times. Visitors are asked to obey laws and take care to prevent fires. The forests host many parks and camping grounds maintained by the Department of Forests and Waters.
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Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Burns Healed Without A Scar San-Cura Lintment
In a case from Iowa Circle, Washington D C, a sister burned by coal oil flames was healed with San-Cura lintment and left with no scar. The ad asserts quick, scarless healing for burns and other ailments and promotes 35¢ and 60¢ jars at drug stores.
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Pitts
Iowa
Cirle
Washington
D.C
Reforestation Aids Purifying Water In State
Harrisburg reports that tree planting on municipal watersheds and near water bases in Pennsylvania shows reforestation as key to conserving and purifying water. In spring privately owned water companies planted nearly 500000 trees from state nurseries led by Roaring Creek Water Company Shamokin with 89000, Johns town 50000, Sand Spring Meyersdale 30000.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Thomas C. Buchanan
Roaring Creek Water Company
Shamokin
Johnstown Water Company
Sand Spring Water Company
Meyersdale
Corry Leaders Endorse Salvation Army Home Service Appeal
Mayor Glen Miller and Corry Ministerial Association officers publicly back the Salvation Army Home Service Appeal. The message urges residents to support the drive, praising the Army’s home outreach and welfare work, and calling for generous local funding to sustain its district program.
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Miller
Glen Miller
Corry
Salvation Army
Len Milver
Alvatian Army
Corty
State protects stream channels under broad Pennsylvania rule
The Commonwealth, for over twenty five years, has protected stream channels to prevent flood damage. About 15,000 streams in Pennsylvania fall under the Water and Power Resources Board of the Department of Forests and Waters, which governs streams, lakes and ponds except for water purity and quality matters.
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Hakhissing
UCL
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Water and Power Resources Board
Department of Forests and Waters
State's Annual Farm Show Dates Set in Harrisburg
Harrisburg—Plans for the twentieth annual Pennsylvania Farm Show were announced by the State Farm Products Show Commission. The premium list offers 3700 to competitive exhibitors, with distribution expected by November 2. A program committee led by Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell Prentiss will craft daily programs, as demand for commercial booths grows and past exhibitors seek more space. The show building also hosts October events while the commission holds meetings to finalize exhibits and educational features.
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Harrisburg
State Farm Products Show Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
J. Hansell Prenties
Howard G. Eiseman
Tee Works Progress Administration
Eisaman
The
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Sheriff's Sales Foreclosed on Greenfield Land Parcels
Legal notices recount multiple failing mortgages and foreclosures in Erie and Armstrong counties, listing parcels in Greenfield Township and Donation Lot 208. Cases involve defendants Stanislaus Zyst Eva Zibk and Catherine A. Chaimer, with properties described by bounds and measurements and sale terms set for November 1935.
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Isle
Stanslaus
Greenfield
Eris
Teh
Faondafils
Her York
French Creek
Erly
Lewis
Henry Farneworth
Eald Parnsworth
Seid Farns
Ssid Road
Soid Road
Balet
Elnora Sweet
Stanislaus Zysk
Eva Zibk
Erie County
Berg
Sevres
Branislaus Zyst
Bye
Zyst
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Reed Sud Spofford
Altaroeys
Fitle
Inteerst
Ratherice
Zimmer
Furnving
Green
County of
Erle
Pennsylvani
Max B. Malbach
Anna Sy Biswile
Deel
Howe
Catherine A. Chaimer
Federal Land Bank
Extimore
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Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
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Virginia Taylor
G Taylor
Maple Avenue
Herbert Hoover
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Franklin Field
Yale
Ponngluaiz
B. A. Hook
WM. Hall
Sheriff's Sales
Ghyrcon & Trent
Jobs
Eleanor Zamb
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