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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1938

Page

3

Anniversary of Thomas A Edison Death Obscures Local Notices

A jumble of notices from Erie County recounts the 1931 anniversary of Thomas A Edison’s death and list various local items: marriage-license filings in Corry and Dunkirk, a baptismal note, a drive curb permit at 102 Mast South Street, and a leadership class announced by the Erie County Parent Teachers Council. Also included are garden displays by D C Paschke, a meeting of Otterbein Brotherhood, gutter work approvals, oil and gas production figures, the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation loan for Johnstown plant upgrade, Route 8 bridge work bid, a new Warren highway garage, a Philadelphia nurses convention opening, a 56th wedding anniversary in West Wayne Street, North Western Rural Electric Project progress, and a Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines inquiry.

Erie County Council of Parents and Teachers Alfred McLallen Erie County Parent Education Newell Edson Social Hygiene Seventh Street

PLAN TECHNICAL SCHOOLS IN 15 CITIES OF STATE

Harrisburg Oct 18 A plan for advanced technical training for Pennsylvania youths is being prepared for the January legislative session. Public Instruction Superintendent Lester K Ade says the proposal would fund a technical institute in each of 15 populous districts with federal and state support, plus regional tech schools for specialized industries. Institutes would serve post high school youths up to age 22 to prepare for supervisory roles, aligning with a 1929 compulsory education amendment extending ages to 18. Night classes for adults would accompany the facilities in cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh McKeesport Wilkes Barre Scranton Erie Reading Altoona Allentown Bethlehem Harrisburg Johnstown Lancaster Chester and York.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Lester K. Ade Commonwealth Ade Institutea Philadelphia Pittsburgh McKeesport Wilkes- Barre Scranton Erie Reading Altoona Allentown-Bethlehem Hartisburg Johnstown Lancaster Chester York

Farmhand loses arm in Harper field shotgun blast

Norma Burkholder, 56, a Harper field farmhand, is in serious condition at Community Hospital Geneva after a 10 gauge shotgun exploded at a Harpersfield farmhouse. Sheriff Benson holds two locals, ages 56 and 82, while investigation continues. Burkholder's right arm was severely injured and amputated in an attempt to save her life.

Conneaut Norma Burkholder Harperfield Geneva Harpersfield Shérif Jerry Benson Burkholder

City council wrestles with leaf disposal and burn rules

Director of Streets Stanley H Nichols urged residents to dampen leaves for disposal in backyards to avoid clogging sewers yet warned against fires on tar filled streets. Council members debated whether to burn on hillside streets while enforcing the ordinance or dropping it. The curbside question remains unsettled as officials weigh streets, parks, and the city’s burn ban.

Stanley H Nichols Muunicipal Stanley H. Nichols Cornell Fred J. Weaver

All District High Band to Play at Erie

The All-Northwestern High Band from Erie Crayford Warren Venango and Forest counties will perform at the 19th annual Northwestern Convention District meeting of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. The concert is set for 1:00 p.m. Friday October 21 in Strong Vincent auditorium, conducted by Arthur L Williams of Oberlin.

Erin Erie Crayford Warren Venango Forest Mth Northwestern Pennsylvania State, Education Association Strong Vincent Arthur L. Williams Conservatory of Music Oheis In College Oberlin Ohio

Buck Run Down by Dogs and Shot Near Dunkirk

Oct 18. A three point buck chased by dogs to Lake Erie near Harrysbourg Beach was caught by Deputy Waldorf in a rowboat and brought to shore. The buck, with a broken hind leg, was shot as it began to return to the lake. The carcass was given to St. Mary's Orphanage.

Dunkirk Lake Erie Harrysbourg Beach A. ©. Waldorf Tho -An- Lima Waldorf St. Mary's

Seven political parties on November ballot in Erie

Erie October 18 Ralph C Benedict county clerk announced seven political parties will appear on voting machines for the November election. The list includes Democrats Republicans Royal Oak Socialist Prohibition Communist and Path Finder. Fenell Wilson and Lee Smith are named under the Royal Oak banner in respective east and west assembly districts.

Erie Ralph C. Benedict Royal UK Socialist Prohibition Pathfinder Fenell Wilson East Side

Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Urgent Kidney Notice

An old advertisement warns that stopping distress of getting up at night is essential and claims Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets protect kidneys and strengthen the bladder. It touts a tonic effect on stomach liver and bowels and advertises a 50 cent price at local stores.

Thompson

Jones Says Earle Kept Promises as Governor

Hominues from rage vies ger cent retailevy was a sample of the kind of taxation that may be expected in the state if the Republican party returns to power. The sales tax here was imposed by the Republican city council at the invitation of Republican City Chairman Jay Cooke allied with Joseph N Pew in the State. Tones told the Philadelphia meeting Pew led the party in its unsuccessful fight to impose state taxes in 1935 and 1936. On both occasions Governor Earle fought and defeated them on that issue. I propose to gain on that battle where he leaves off.

Rage Vies Republican City Council Pew Republican Party Earle Cain

Grant Demanded Daily Reports From His Army

General Ulysses S. Grant required daily reports from officers across his forces. The reports detailed illness, ailments, equipment condition, clothing, needs, food supplies, and ammunition per man, with Grant reviewing the compiled data each night.

Grant U.S. Grant

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Thomas A. Edison Erle Leroy H Cobb Corry Mary A. Mamott John Randall Dunn Tunlot High School William Dyckes Grave Street Mast South Street D. C. Paschke Worth East Journal Today Corryites Otterbein Brotherhood U.B Frank Hepler MacDonald Farm South Center Street State Department of Highways United States Oil City Bureau of Mines Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation General ‘Telephone Corporation New York Bell ‘Telephone Company Central Ofice Route 8 Union W. W. & R. Wost Company Jersey Shore Davis Wilson Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Susan Kingsbury Bryn Mawr College H. R.bidwell West Wayne Street Wlectge Cooperative Association Brive Hecker Public Utility Commission Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc Pennsyvania Railroad Belbey 1 Plan Technical Schools Penn Johanna Hofmann Dresden Buck Jones Jay Cooke Model Dairy Co Dial Sara Bithie Cepanies Fas Sale Pinnacle Prints Pas Iea Wen Eld Mae North Center ST Chapin Frank C.chapin & Sons George H
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