Work On Road At Columbus To Begin Soon
Columbus news reports a October 15 meeting at the church to register the unemployed in the area. One hundred twenty-one attended. Road improvement work is planned to start next Monday, boosting Columbus employment. Completion of similar routes in Jamestown and Chautauqua will cut miles. Church socials for fall and winter are planned, including a Young Men’s Sunday School class social with a sister class lunch. Community Aid society meets Thursday with Mrs. Louis Dewey. Frank Patrick, former Columbus boy now in Los Angeles, reports a bust of Vernon C. Taylor, Pasadena stained glass designer, completed for Judson studios. Taylor and Patrick have collaborated since 1980, with shared studio space and recent works. Bart Witkire and Magdalen Richards items noted. Mi s Richards’ secretary to a Hollywood director was also sculpted. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Witkire visited Meadville. Hi-Y members plan a visit to Warren Thursday. Mrs. L. L. Covet’s illness at her daughter’s Meadville home remains serious. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bighmey and sons Lawrence and Norman of Youngsville visited last Sunday.
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Chrch
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Ida Ohrn
Community Aid Society
Wil
Louis Dewey
Frank Patrick
Los Angeles
Calif
Vernon C. Taylor
Judson Studios
Pasadena
Vernon Taylor
Mr Patrick
University of Souther California
Taylor
Mr. Patrick
Magdalen Richards
Hollywood
Bart Witkwire
Meadville
Hi-Y
Warren
L. Ll. Covet
Clark
L. J. Bighmey
Irons
Lawrence and
Normen
Youngsville
Rossiter Named New Appraiser at Federal Home Loan Office
Tokin Oe 49 u b Rossiter, a realtor and father of Mayor James P. Rossiter, is recommended for appointment as appraiser with the Federal Home Owners Loan Corp district offices. Charles H. Schloss, district manager, said the appointment will be temporary as Col. W. S. Pale recuperates at St Vincent's hospital. A Warren county representative handles Pale’s duties in the interim.
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Col. Pale
Warren County
Joan
Seek Funds for Harbor at Erie
Oct 19. Representatives of the city and Chamber of Commerce met in Washington with the Appropriation Office to request 168000 for Erie Harbor improvements. Mayor Rossiter and committee members conferred with F Schuelfe chief engineer. They want funds to widen the mouth of the channel and deepen the harbor to 25 feet and the bay east of Sassafras Street to 21 feet.
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Trie
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Erie Harbor
James F. Rossiter
Jamesie Shields
P. J. Grant
F. Schuelfe
Purse Works Administration
Sassafras Street
Plang
They Committee
Varicose or swollen veins and ulcers help offered
A damaged ad promises relief for varicose or swollen veins and ulcers through Emar treatment and Willowster's Drug Store. It urges following daily routines and claims to restore sores to a normal state, though the text is riddled with errors and unclear details.
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Baa
York
Welster
Bank Fiasco Inevitable Says Couzens Reviewing Detroit Collapse
Senator James Couzens of Michigan argues in a Detroit interview that the bank holiday was inevitable due to speculation and collapsing collateral values. He cites testimony on loan withholding and promoter schemes that transferred depositor funds to weaker banks, weakening stronger ones and eroding public confidence.
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Detroit
Jamies Courtens
Michigan
M. D
First National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tottering Asitin Guardian ‘Trust Company
Jeter
Union Guardian Trust Company
Washington
Guardian
Offerell
James Odensiad
Guueestie Arnon
Detrale
Guardian Trust
Senator Couzens
Detroit Savings Bank
Grange Meeting Set For Saturday Evening
Corry Grange No. 3 will hold the second meeting of the month Saturday at 8 20 oclock. After the business session the program includes opening song a discussion East the NRA Injured or Benefited Agriculture opened by Harry Kimmey Halloween games and stunts a ghost story and closing song. A good attendance is requested.
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Ligonier pupils strike after three players dropped
United Press reports Ligonier Township High School students walked out in protest as three football players Nick Wuehina Charles Brown and Robert Frank were barred from the team for failing to meet Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League grade requirements. Principal Ross E Connelley said the strike targets alleged unethical targeting in school board elections and urged restoration of the trio. The walkout disrupted classes and threatened a scheduled game with Derry Township High, which may be canceled.
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Ooh
United Liguries
Cith
Ligonier Te~ Jonge
Ross E. Conpelley
Prinipal
Nick Wuehina
Charles Brown
Robert Frank
Connelley
Ligonier
Milford Kurtz
Johnstown Catholic High
Onnesley
Derry Township High
Saturda
Baptist Ladies Sew for Home
The apusy Ladies society led by Mrs George Theras of Tairview Street held an October 18 sewing session for fifteen members to support the Baptist Orphanage in Pittsburgh. President WoN Jones chaired a business session after a noon dinner.
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George ‘Theras
Tairview Street
C. 5.Monroe
Baptist Orphanize Wl
Pittsburgh
Abinom
Ovr
Won! Jones
Oil City plans municipal swimming pool
Oil City Oct 19 The emergency unemployment relief committee of the Oil City Chamber of Commerce approved creating a survey to assess the cost and feasibility of a municipal pool and its potential site. The panel will seek funding options from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and also discussed the parking lot wall near the Allegheny to Petroleum street bridge and the East Bissell Avenue extension. A separate note reports J C Clark injuring a tire after striking a rattlesnake on a rural road.
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Oil Cty
Oil City
Com
Ue Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Allegheny To
Petroleum Street
East Bissell Avene
Kane Threatens Curfew Revival in Anb Borough
Borough officials warn parents they will be held responsible for damage by children. Reports indicate small children vandalize gardens, uproot shrubs, steal articles, and throw stones. Parents may face fines. the curfew ordinance will be strictly enforced to curb the mischief.
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ANB
Pig Mascot Sits on Stool at Breckenridge Station
Breckenridge Tex pork chops mascot a spotless white pig sits on a stool at a filling station attracting attention during early morning hours as patrons watch the animal dine.
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Breckenridge
Tex
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