Ladner accuses Schnader of blocking stream pollution reform
Philadelphia attorney Grover C. Ladner charged Attorney General William A. Schnader with opposing a local streams protection bill backed by Governor Pinchot and sportsmen groups. Ladner alleged Schnader pressured the Governor to veto or alter the bill, claiming unconstitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Philadelphia
William A. Schnader
Grover C. Ladner
Pennsylvania’ Federation of Sportsmen’s Clibs
Ladner
WIP
George Cfarle
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
State Department of Health
Schnader
Wen Ladner
Supreme Court
Bill Bermader
Pure Streams
Governnor
Grundy
Manufacturers Association
William A.chnader
William A Schnader
William A. ‘Schnader
Talbot
Mason Jars and Marital Notes From Old Pages
In Salem Massachusetts Mrs Ida Gold Thwaite has wed Frederick A Bennett a retired merchant. The bride is 65 and twice married. the groom 52 and thrice married. In Milwaukee County funeral directors push to abolish the word undertaker in favor of funeral director or chapel terms. A Mason jar in use for decades and a five gallon stone jar filled with lard mark curios in local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fleming Taay
Salem
Mass
Ida Goldthwaite
Frederick A. Bennett
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Tuya
Late Association
Rabbit Swanson's Son Killed in Auto Crash Near Cemetery
Robert Swan son of Mr and Mrs Rebben Swanson aged 15 died after his bicycle collided with a car driven by J J Sweet 47 in Mohave Avenue Extension near Oakland Cemetery Warren. He struck the left front fender suffered a fractured skull and died at Warren General Hospital. The accident was investigated by Highway Patrolman J W Blythe and an inquest was not yet decided. The boy’s father known as Rabbit Swanson is prominent in local athletics along with his family and a younger brother survives.
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Warreuy
Wee
Robert Swan Sn
Rebben Swanson
J. J. Sweet
Warren
R. A
Mohave Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Swindon
Sweet
Swanson
Warren General Hospital
Harry Johnster
J. W. Blythe
Rabbit" Swanson
Corry
Vilmi
Nebraska to build vast migratory waterfowl filling station
United Press reports plans for a major federal project in Nebraska to create a 80,000 acre lake by damming the Snake River, linking to smaller ponds via canals. The site in the northern sand hills offers isolated lakes and abundant grass, serving as a spring and fall refuge for migratory waterfowl traveling between the southern U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Sand Hills
United States
Canada
South Dakota
Platte River
Idaho
Oregon
Niobrara River
Democratic Rally at West Spring Creek
A Democratic rally will be held at Grange Hall West Spring Creek Friday evening October 26 with speakers Clyde Elder candidate for state assembly Gerald McGin candidate for state senate and E H Beshlin Warren county leader. An orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served at the close. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
West Spring Creek
Clyde Elder
State Assembly
Gerald McGin
Senate
E. H. Beshlin
Warren County
Young man dies from benzol fumes at Perry Furnace plant
Frederick W. Sapper Jr., 18, son of Frederick W. Sapper, Sr., a Bark Wesleyville trustee, died Monday at the Perry Furnace Co. plant foot of Wayne Street after inhaling liquid benzol fumes while inspecting a tank under pressure. Coroner Walter Stroble and autopsy attributed the death to benzol gas. Firemen and coast guards failed to revive him after nearly two hours of effort. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Church of the Covenant with burial in Brie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Sapper
Frederick Wi. Sapper
Wesleyville
Perry Furnace Co
Wayne Street
Walter &. Stroble
Sapper
W. Sth Street
Henzo
Church of the Covenant
J Brie
Interesting program at Quaero meeting features speakers
The Wasero club met yesterday with Miss Sarah Powell of Wright Street and held a weekly program including a pronouncing test and articles read by Mrs. Anna Wilcox and Miss Powell. General discussion and visiting followed. a brown pocketbook with contents was lost and a reward offered at the Grand Union Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasero Club
Sarah Powell
Wright Street
Arlington
China
Anna Wilcox
Pacific
Powell
Corry Hi-Y and Phalanx Plan Yearly Activities
The Corry Phalanx fraternity invites members to a meeting at C Hengst’s residence tonight to adopt yearly plans and select basetball league actions. Four chapters of Hi-Y will organize at the Junior High on Thursday November 1 at 7 20 p m with Pilskam as advisor and J M Hengst assisting. Former Hi clubs members and interested students are urged to attend the season opening with gym suits for an athletic program. Hi-Y will form a league for school teams, adding an extra program to Corry Hi clubs previously hosting Saturday games. A group of Corry Tri Hi-Y Club members will attend the Tri Hey cabinet at Girard tomorrow night to discuss pins for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Phalanx Fraternity
C “Mi
Hengst
Actom
HEY Cinh
Pilskam
Hi-Ywort
J. M. Hengst
M. Co. A
Corry
Funeral Services for John Lukascsko
Funeral services for John Lukasesko of Columbus Pa RD 1 were held at 10 am at St Elizabeth's Church. Rev Carl Heidt officiated. Interment followed in St Elizabeth cemetery with bearers Andrew Bencha Mark Savio Michael Kundraith John Burick Michael Henk and John Bandra listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lukasesko
Columbus
St. Elizabeth's Church
Carl Heidt
St. Elizabeth Cemetery
Andrew Bencha
Mark Savio
Michael Kundraith
John Burick
Michael Henk
John Bandra
Corry Couple Wed at Mission in Wre
Announcement notes the marriage of Louis W. Miller and Mrs. Claire Beckwith, both of Corry, performed at the City Mission in Wre on Saturday October 20 by Rev. C. A. Blackmier. They are at home to friends at 876 Mast South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Miller
Claire Beckwith
Corry
City Mission
Wre
C. A. Blackmieré
Mast South Street
Cost of Caring for Relief in County Soars
Erie ct 24 Relief of needy persons in Erie county will cost almost 4 million dollars yearly. Acting chairman Rollo McCray said grocery order food distribution costs about 70 thousand weekly, totaling 4.4 million annually, with poor directors spending around 260 thousand yearly. The grocery order system may be costly but advocates argue its redeeming features, while the new system lets relief recipients choose foods. A younger system's cost may drop as it matures, with confusion over verification of the 70 thousand figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Rollo Moceay
Board of County Commissioners
Adrian — Collina
Par
Focal Emergency Relief Committee
McCray
Wich
Collins
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Ladner Brands
Schnader Foe
Rabbit” Swanson
Auto
Rosa Ponselle
Nino Marte
Eosyelanetz Orchestra
Columbn Network
Erie Plant
Quaero
Grand Uniim
Oras
John Lukascsko
Soars
Wis
Charles Taborsky
St. Joseph's Church
Charles
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