Local notes and events in Corry area
Weather hints at a mild morning after a cool night. Annual meeting of the Conny Country Club scheduled at the club home Sunday at 8 o'clock. Reports show vehicle revenue freight rose 3.4 percent from the prior period. Police investigated a burglary on East Wayne Street but found no evidence. Hard Times Masquerade party planned at Corry Country Club tonight. Registration reminders for November 8 voting day. Baldwin Brothers Paving chosen low bidder for 10.67 miles of macadam on State Route 27 between Meadville and Titusville at $174,938. State anglers set new Pennsylvania record with 400000 fishers this year. Various state labor and health updates include unemployment benefits, rural school pupil attention, and public assistance appointments. Delegates to a five day convention plan to meet next year in Pittsburgh.
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Baldwin Brothers Paving Company of
Cleveland
State Highway Department
Meadville
Titusville
Germany Holds Key To a New Era Per Babson
Babson argues Hitler is pivotal to future world policy. He predicts Germany could steer a new era of prosperity or plunge Europe into chaos depending on economic focus, while assessing Belgian neutrality, French resolve, and rising armament trends as war fears ease. He foresees possible global prosperity if Germany stabilizes and balances budgets, with cautious optimism for U.S. growth.
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Hitler
Babson Scouts
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Germany
Europe
Brussels
Belgium
Lille
France
T.N.T
America
England
Mussolini
Italy
Orange
United States
Poland
Hungary
Chamberlain
Hiller
Atlantic
Eurpepe
Chihuahua Toy Breed Profile
The Chihuahua is a distinctive small toy breed with terrierlike energy. It is spunky alert, quick to warn, and highly intelligent, making it an engaging and lovable pet to own in America.
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Chihuahua
America
Honor Roll at Senior High for First Six Weeks
Principal Howard Sheen lists first six weeks honor rolls and credits across Senior High. Names span Senior Class Ruth Jennett through Verna Wetmore. Junior Class honors include Evelyn Roots to Dorothy Whaley. Credit lists name William Brown to Betty Rampdell. Sophomore and Post Graduates noted with multiple students.
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Howard Sheen
Finrwill
Ruth Jennett
Donna Berkram
Mary Castin
Max Chea
Jolin Dewing
Keil Benton
Mary Hinman
Dorothy Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
Minna Kunther
Marian Keefer
Mary Maloney
Melen Morton
Anita Rainesali
Kenneth Burr
Chiring Bracken
Robert Curtis
Marian Dingfelder
Maxine Qresey
Nanna Klar
Bertha Krupa
Mary Laurie
Richard Lindsley
Phyllis McClistock
Jow
Me Cmy
Edward McEvoy
Robert Miller
Lillian Morris
Shirley Obon
Hose Perry
Warren Proctor
Arthur Shamburg
Charles Sturdevant
Robert Waite
Mildred Weed
Katherine Welly
Verna
Wetmore
Evelyn Roots
Clyde Dingfelder
Margivel — Dunnboo
Euland Marvey
Mary Helme Hutstrom
Kuk Lindberg
del Martin
Nancy Miller
Alice Nem
Trabert Parkiirst
Roman Savaleo
Pauline Vadovien
Dorothy Whaley
Credit Iat
William Brown
Helen Bush
Lucy Carnegie
Char Caster
Lyle Damon
Robert Dawson
Lewis Herbert
Wiliam Ufferlin
Rolland Kinney
Gerald Lillw
Phyllis Lindsley
Betty Lite
Charlotte Macl
Gladys Matteson
Joanne Muderick
Betty Rampdell
Edna May Robbins
Mary Roelofs
Jack Sample
Lawrence Tompkins
Matty Helen Wells
Leathhy Anderson
Dor 18
Bergman
Donald Carlson
Auten Colby
Wiwin Dohl
Ricu Dearling
Ralph Poster
Tileen Graham
Joanne Morton
Helen Regiln
Jessie Sh Mureverit Spicer
Dean Vogt
Credit Mat
Leonan Swanson
Carl Taylor
Lois Tubls
Betty Wood
Alberta Armitage
Dorothy Amy
Credi Vial
Betty Fogle
Democrats Hold 6479 Margin in City of Erie
In Erie, Democratic registrations lead Republicans by 6479 as of Friday. Total registered voters in the city number 29422 with 22.94 percent for Republicans. Ward tallies show Democratic gains in several precincts, with Republicans contesting key wards and boroughs as observers await final counts by Saturday.
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City OF Erie
Brie
Scott Way
Suny
Republicins
Adda
Lund
TANR
First
Community notices highlight visitors and events in Spring Creek
Oct 22 Spring Creek News Letter lists residents visiting local homes and towns. Names include Johnson, Parker, Hovey, Woodbonitzon, McKelvey, Hughes, Warner, Lewis, Clarke, and others. Various visits span Cory, Jamestown, Warren, Salamanca, Erie, and Union City with church and college events noted.
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Spring Creek
Clits
Uy Community
M. Loveland
Hoy Ate'dersen
Carry
Damable Son
Gilun Totaldaon
Ware
Allegheny College
Meaitvilly
Walter Lewis
Gointtas
Conon!hus
Sty
Clarke
Brian Allen
Tidioute
T. J. Williams
Greanville
Mes
Donaldson
Winfrey Zeiger
Bora
Strike Called At Hospital In North Warren
In North Warren a strike at the hospital prompted union sympathy actions. Reported delays and work stoppages followed a dispute over wages and conditions with hospital contractors. International representation was awaited before further negotiations could proceed.
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Wareen
Gallo Yesterlay Wieninaley
Jocal Beieklayery
HiverRe
Viniot
Bebe
Stretce
Coatesville to Have New Industry
Ly Unitedress reports Coatesville plans a leather goods manufacturing plant to employ 250 to 400 during peak production. The project, funded by a subscription drive, aims to start with a weekly payroll around 9000 dollars and bring substantial local employment. over 200 residents attended the meeting to subscribe.
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Ly Unitedress
Coatesville
Cant Ville Realdenta Hive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conny Country Club
Association of American Fuailrounds
East Wayne Street
Swan and
Burlingame
Corry Country Club
Pennsylvania
State Fish Commission
Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
State Health Department
Division of Unemployment Compensation
Public Assistance Department
Civil Service
Anne Welfer
Marcella Hehumacher
Ploy A. Doud
Virginia Trocki
Erie
Mary Rothrock
Clearfield Hospital
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Frances Gooden
Chester County Hospital
Trelegates
Pittsburgh
Jones L. McDevitt
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Court House
Wagen
Picter
Couny Senior High School
Lynn Campbell
P.‘T. A. Gouncill
Columbus
Warren County
Bear Lake
Hotel Corry
Thom
Ellason
Buffalo
J. N. Chandler
Thomas H. Armstrong
Ferrell
Benjamin Jarrett
Farrell
Merner Venango
Warren Forest
Ili
Clarion
Babson
C. E. Doane Hardware
Leon Slahed
Spring Creek News
Thy Welllerhota
Agnes Leontine
Bermauine Webber
Rose Cozud
Milin Lokrer
Ethel Smith
Arthur
Mupton
Aml Stes
McKay
Salamanca
N.Y
Bolly Kalvertin
Florence Dannen
Ann Sima
Chien Stunetiit
Bris
Arthuy Brinda Jamey Blowiu'l
Jevinn
Miss Lewta
Wile Giffin
Lastie Barton
Wilhon
Sigler
Maple Baldwin
Union City
McKelvey
Smiliy
Thelma Henry
Corry
Rela
R. G. Dawson
Grace Glhpon
Warren
Mya
ative + Torn
Gurtanu
Clove Taunon
Ganter
Gerry
Ea Roll Eide
Member
Federal Reserve System
New Additions
Chapin’s
Coats
Chapin
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