Autumn City Notes With Rallies and Traffic Lights
Regular City Council meeting planned. Don ad Boland and Percy Miles bicycle weekend trip to Youngsville. Bush Hill cut off designated as through highway Smethport to Port Allegany. U S route pending unpaved section and bridge completion. Democratic rally planned at Grand theatre Wednesday. Swindle warning in Corry about veterans canvassers selling flowers. licenses required. Five percent county tax penalty starts November 1 1985. Youngsville traffic lights aim to slow speed. Beagle trials near Saxonburg with 95 dogs entering. Dancing at Rex theatre in Top Hat starring Astaire Rogers. Grand Union store staffer Shaver injured by sharpener accident.
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Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Bush Hill
Roosevelt Highway
Smethport
Port Alleggany
U. S
Drop in Pennsylvania relief rolls continues in October
United Press reports Harrisburg that private industry employed three-fifths of 28 575 Pennsylvanians removed from direct relief during the week ended October 12. Total relief recipients stood at 1 225 723, down 106 625 from September 7. Expenditures for the second week of October were 3 170 840, down 52 876 from the prior week. Administrator Robert L Johnson said over 35 000 people had been dropped from relief by October 12 after receiving first wage checks from WPA projects, though only 9351 were listed as removed from relief rolls that week. removals occur after first full or partial wages meet minimum needs.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Emergency
Robert L. Johnson
Marks Progress Administration
Johnson
Harvest Dinner Brings Grangers Together in Grange Hall
About one hundred Grangers and neighbors attended the annual Harvest Dinner Saturday at Grange Hall. The program included a talk Sane and Clean Entertainment for Young People by Rev G Macnamara, a Salvation Army tale by Mrs L Lyons, piano duet by Marion and Helen Swartz, a Leonard Swanson recitation, a Warner McCray mandolin duo, and assembly singing led by Warner McCray, who headed the dinner committee.
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G. Macnamara
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Marion
Helen Swartz
Leonard Swanson
Warner McCray
Beatrice
Farmers' income at peak since 1930 says Allman
Doylestown October 21 American farmers will receive 7 billion dollars this year the largest income since 1930 said Herbert D Allman president of the National Farm School during the school s surveillance festival and 38th annual meeting attended by over 1000. He noted production exceeds consumption and irrigation replaces rain as a practical need citing gas engines releasing 30 million acres for cultivation and a plan to make auto bodies from soybeans as an example of new farm product demand.
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United Press
Doylestown
Herbert D. Allman
Natonal Arm School
Ing
Allman Saig
SMITH CREATOR OF THE GUMPS KILLED IN CHICAGO AREA
Cartoonist Otto J. Smith known for The Gumps was killed after a crash near Chicago. The Tribune notes his long contract with a syndicate and plans for a western vacation. Survived by wife Kathryn Imogene and two children from prior marriages. Coroner postponed inquest to October 80.
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Chicago
Harrison Ray Anderson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Mre
Kathryn Imogene Smith
Gladys Smith Luckowo
Laudardale Lake
Wis
Robert Sidrey Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
the Tribune
J. M. Patterson
Patterson
Lake Geneva
Andy Gump
Smith
Arthur W.crawford
Albert M. Lowenthal
Blair Wallister
Tribune Syndicate
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Toledo
C. H. Cook
McHenry County
Osmirlotson
Death Claims Newell Bunting in Warren County
Funeral services for Newell V. Bunting aged 84 of Spring Creek township Warren county who died Saturday at Corry hospital will be held Tuesday afternoon at Spartanburg M E following a prayer service at the late home at 1 o'clock Interment in Rose Hill cemetery He is survived by one daughter Mrs J A McCracken of Franklin and four sons C D Bunting B E D Bunting of Erie S D Bunting of Meadville and John D Bunting of Spartansburg The body was removed to the late home Saturday evening by undertaker Torrey of Spartanburg
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Newell v. Bunting
Spring Creel Township
Warren County
Corry Hospital
Spartansburg M
Cleareh
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mr. Bunting
J. A. McCracken
Franklin
C D Bunting
D. Bunting
Erie
Meadville
John D. Bunting
Spartensburg
Und Saker Torrey
Spartanaburg
Democrats to Hold Rallies Across Warren County
Elated by a successful Friday rally in Columbus, Warren county Democrats plan meetings each night this week. Tonight in Spring Creek Community House, Democrats and supporters are urged to attend. Other gatherings include Wrightsville, Loltaville, Garland, Pittsfield, Grand Valley, Scandia, and Clarendon with local friends invited.
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Columbus
Warren County
Spring Creek
Wrightsville
Loltaville
Garland
Pittsfield
Pittefield
Grand Valley
Anthony Notte Dies Suddenly in Garden at Home
Anthony Notte born 1882 in Baro Italy died suddenly from a heart attack Sunday about 10 AM in his Corry home garden. He came to the United States in 1892 and lived in Corry 29 years, survived by his widow and son Patsy Notte. Funeral at St Thomas Church Wednesday 9:80 AM with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Anthony Notte
West
Wayne Street
Mr. Notte
Baro
Italy
United States
Erie
Corry
Patsy Notte
Revenue Department
Harrisburg
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Thomas Taylor
We express sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for flowers sympathy and kindness and to those who assisted during the illness and death of our husband and father Thomas Taylor Mrs Thomas Taylor and Family
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Thomas Taylor
Itt
Postmaster Auer attends Pa state convention in Harrisburg
Postmaster Harry Auer left for Harrisburg to attend the Pennsylvania Postmasters State Convention. Principal speakers include Postmaster General James A. Parley State Senator Joseph Guffey Governor George H. Earle and First Assistant Postmaster A. H. Howes. Auer was accompanied by Allan May.
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Harry Auer
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Laval launches new peace move amid Franco British shift
Laval signals unwillingness to talk peace with Mussolini as Franco-British relations improve and Herriot backed cabinet moves to curb fascist mobilization. In Africa, Italian and Ethiopian forces clash near the Webbe Shibeli river with heavy casualties as advances press toward a major battle in southern Ethiopia.
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Tronsare
Laval
Mussolini
Fila
France
England
Mediterranean
London
Edouard Herriot
le Oeuvre
Herriot
Rome
Dubai
Dagneres
Webbe Shibeli River
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Southern Front
Italy
Addis Ababe
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Percy Miles
Youngsvile
Grand Theatre
William M. Reese
Port Allegany
American Legion
Reena
Youngsville
Center-Smith Street
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ade
County Council of Adult Education and Youth Program
Charles Derickson
Europe
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Broadway
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Grand Union Chain
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Renovo Division
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Marion Par Gee
Bear Lake
Dan Capew
Saxonburg
Rex Theatre
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
James Shaver
Grand Union
Mr. Shaver
the Gumps
Eastern Star
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Guy Abbey
William J. Dyckes
International Temple of the Order of Eastern Star
Newell Bunting
Auer
Hiliker
Hilliker
Falconer
Central Garage
West Smith Street
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Cony, Penn’a
Kryptok
New Deal Optical
West 9Th St
Member
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Etta Ket
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Gorya
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