Local political notices and elections in Crawford County
Parish and city meetings planned this week include a Democratic city committee gathering at the Journal office this evening and a City Council regular session Monday. Voters in Albion and Waterford will decide local option next Tuesday with ballots in Spartansburg Conneaut Township Titusville Union Rome Greenwood and Ol Creek townships. A Democratic rally is planned at the Erie county courthouse with Louise Galleher of Virginia as speaker. State labor data show Pennsylvania employment up 8.8 percent over September 1935 with payroll expansion at 2.28 times the prior period. Herbert W. Haley of Bear Lake was arrested on a charge of DUI by Meadville officials. U S Bureau of Mines reports crude oil stocks at 292,639,000 barrels for the week ending October 17.
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Hike County
Albion Aind Waterford
Spartansburg
Conneaut Lale
Titusville
Union
Rome Greenwood
Ol Creek
Crawford County
State Labor and Industry Department
Pennsylvania
Views Letter of Interest from Spartansburg
Frank Ville, living alone, was surprised when neighbors visited his home with prepared dishes and plants for a cheerful evening. The Senior class will stage a gathering at Firemen's Hall on Friday October 30 with Emenson's orchestra providing music. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including trips to Kane, Warren, Union City, and Meadville, with references to football, church societies, and community activities.
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Frank Ville
Tetr
Lynn Titus
Clint. Titus
Wid
Charles Ponoyer
Clifford Young
Lynn ‘Titus
Usu. Puller
Ila Sturdevant
Fuller
Puller
Ifiremen’s Hall
Emenson
Orchestra of
Waren
Rey
Herbert Schwekers
DuBois
Luthersburg
Alt
W. Brown
Ami
Ralph Schuckers
Frank
Pollack and Son
Prank, Jr
Glenn Burton
Meadville
Mary Burton
Lawrence Winsor
Charles Stanford
Lo- Kane
W. Ib. Brown
Prederick Morton
Tommy ‘Mater
Oil City
Georgia
Young
Ray Coates
Charles Soarem
Walter Hanna
Townville
Warren
Forest Counties
Lawrence Snapp
Jaine
Arnold
Ralph McAninch
McAninch
Frank Fuller
Vrooman
A. M. Bailey
Ladies Ann Society
Mr. E. Church
Ina ‘Smith
Jesse Blakeslee
Berean Fellowship
Jennie Schreckengost
Johnny Johnston
Suyatay
Emt
Ptah
Mary Jotmgon
Laelia
Blakeslee
Ea! Invero
State liquor board calls for reporting all violations by employees
The state liquor control board urged all staff and the local store personnel to report any detected or suspected liquor violations to the enforcement division. If enforcement fails, the store system and employment are jeopardized, per the board.
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State
Boar
WPA Exhibit Opens Here This Afternoon
The Works Progress Administration exhibit opens at noon in the State Armory and runs until midnight. The display showcases WPA projects in Corry and Erie County with models, a miniature theatre, highway and bridge models, airports, public buildings, and recreation centers. Local figures include Thomas Roelofs and recreation head John G. Carney. admission is free today only.
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Works Progress Administration
State Armory
Corry
Works Progress Administration For
Pennsylvania
WPA
Armory
Erie County
Couny
Thomas Roelofs
Erie
Warren
Venango
Dorothy Young
Jane Ward
Pearl Fritts
Lugille Grondahl
WIA
WIPA
John G. Carney
Recreation Project
Bernard J. Cochran
MPA
Ery
Sweeny predicts Republican win in Pennsylvania race
United Press reports Harrisburg October 28 that Sweeny GOP auditor general candidate and Greensburg publisher says the battle is won for his party across national state and legislative tickets after four months of campaigning in 60 of 67 counties. His Democrat opponent is Warren Roberts. Other fiscal office candidates include Republican Frank L. Pinola and Democrat FP. Clair Regs.
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United Preae
Harrisburg
Artheo Sweeny
Pennsylvan
Sweeny
Greensburg
Warren Roberts
Bethlehem
Frant L. Pinola
Kingston
Republican
FP. Clair Regs
Butler
Woman kills two lions in Bechuanaland protest
In Bechuanaland a woman identified as Mrs ngiesrecht, described as a lonely cattle rancher, reportedly killed two lions with a wand in one hand and a rifle in the other amid a public disturbance. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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Johannesburg
Junior PTA Meeting At Library School Event
A lively Junior PTA gathering at the community library room drew seventy five percent of children from Junior High and Junior Elementary. The afternoon program featured music and readings by local students and a talk urging parental support for creative early efforts. A business meeting preceded a social hour with cider and doughnuts hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and assistants.
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Mghpeasfin
Pin Sola
Misa Mary Gratam
Cory High School
George Kinley, Jr
Banjovard
Robert Stowe
George Harmon
Walites
Exinboro State
Lloyd Stowe
Illustrated Lecture Enjoyed by Corry Rotarians
Waldo Bates of Edinboro State Teachers College spoke to the Corry Rotary Club at the weekly dinner meeting. He illustrated his European architecture lecture with lantern slides showing Roman Greek French and American buildings and compared European and American architecture. Twenty three attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Bates
Edinboro State Teachers
Band Organizes Meeting for New Members
Prospective members of the Jw Corry band are asked to attend tonight at 800 o clock in the Johnsai Lock over Dosw Hardware Store. An organizing meeting will be held and interested persons invited to join.
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Jw Corry
Mainiana
Arrest of Rob Roberts at Market Robbery Scene
Warren October 28 Charles Roberts 19 of Russell is held after being found in the West End Market owned by Frank Juliano on Pennsylvania Avenue near Walnut Street around 12:45 yesterday morning. He was subdued after injuring his face and head. Dr. W H Haines treated him. Police Captain Wolbardt and Patrolman Look custody him at the city building. A car nearby allegedly contained three watches pants from peanut vending machines and other articles.
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Warren
Charles Roberts
Russell
West End
Frank Juliano
Pennsylvana Avenue
Walnut Street
Juliano
Roberts
de. W. H Haines
Captain Wolbardt
Look
Slayer Freed From Jail By Erie Police
Erie police release John J. Walker alias John J. Poholskey after a petty theft case is settled. Detectives linked Walker to a Indiana murder warrant through fingerprint sharing with federal authorities. Walker had been arrested October 17 for stealing 7.70 from a roominghouse bureau drawer and freed when the case settled. The FBI advised local police that Poholskey or Walker was wanted by Indiana State Police.
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J. Walser
Edward Anglert
John Applabea
Nefory
Paul Watson
George Ch. Oph
Worl
Walker
Roominghouse
Police Bureau
Federal Bureau Tn Investigation of
Washington
Christoph
Iniianapolis
Wttle
FBI
Poholsley
Indiana
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Ile Tere Rteon
Seri
Eve
Feou Eehipil
Poliite
Montgomery Ward
Text Ten Wenn
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Club
Journal
Bo¢lock
Louise Galleher
Virginia
Young Democrats of America
Qvill
Herbert W. Haley
Bear Latee
Ralph A. Schrubb
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Sparta
Grove City College
J. Howard Pew
Philadelphia
Pew
College Board of Trustees
William Lemke
Union Party
KQV
Pittsburgh
Presiential
Thomas O'Brien
The
Pennsylvania Real Estate Association
Erie Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc
Waterford High School
Wattsburg
Wu Gilmore
Wattaburg
Union City
Jonathan Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lange
Dauphin County
Member
Federal Reserve System
PTA
Jimmy Blight
Jimmy
Erie Police
Eris
Coats
Brown
Oxford
Blue
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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