Accidents Seen as Major Hazard to CCC Workers
Harrisburg reported that 611 CCC workers were injured in the year ending June 1935 across 27,000 Pennsylvania camps. Deputy secretary James Bogardus cited August 1934 as a peak with 499 lost-time injuries, and noted safety programs across camps lowering injuries to about 14 percent of enlistment. Main causes included falls, machinery, vehicles, and handling tools, reflecting ongoing prevention efforts.
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Artod Prine
Harrisburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
James ¥. Bogardci
Department of Forests and Waters
CCC
CCC Ehrokters
Bogardus
Tim
Pennsylvania
Hoitink Family 42nd Reunion Held At Dewittville
The 42nd Hoitink family reunion gathered 78 relatives and two visitors at Dewittville's Mr. and Mrs. Stowell home on Saturday August 31. After a noon dinner at the county farm the group enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee. A business meeting followed with A B Haitink presiding and Leland Haitink taking the reins. Two marriages two births and two deaths were recorded. Officers elected: President A B Hoitink vice president Frank Stowell treasurer Louis Tenpas secretary Eunice Wassink historian. Invitations to meet in 1986 were accepted. Guests hailed from Ripley Mayville Westfield Celoron Randolph Panama Clymer North Clymer French Creek and Ravine Hill.
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Hoitink
Frank Stowell
Dewittville
A. B. Haitink
Leland
McCray Crowell Blakeslee Families Hold 49th Reunion
The forty ninth McCray Crowell and Blakeslee reunion gathered at Clinton Warner's grove on Friday August 20 with a pienji dinner for nearly one hundred. Afternoon ball game and visiting followed a program that opened with America. Officers for the fiftieth year were elected: Creed Snapp president Webb McCray vice president Mrs Wave Perkins secretary and treasurer. Attendees from afar included Vante McCray Cedar Rapids Iowa W McCray Geneva Ohio Merle Cochlea and children Cleveland Ohio and others from New Britain Connecticut Long Beach California Spartansburg Erie Jamestown Meafville Ashville and Union City among others.
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McCgray-Crowell
Blakeslee
McCray
Crowell
Clinton Warner
C. Schlinswein
Cleveland
Norton Holland
Flint
Mich
Emma Page
Jamestown
Flare Stultz
Opal Wade
Jennie Alexander
Erie
Rollo McCray
Waterford
Charles Parsons Brainford
Minnie Stearns
Ashville
Doris Myrés
Seatie
Bert McCray
Meadvillé
Fred’ VanDyke
Upion City
Coughlin urges independent auto workers union
Lives of 400 passengers and crew endangered when the S. S. Dixie was hurled by a hurricane onto Carysfort reef fifty miles south of Miami off Florida. Map shows the ship’s plight. Henry B. Long of Lititz Pennsylvania, a 64 year old Quaker Mennonite attending the Reading Long reunion, meets Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana.
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Dixie
Carysfort Reef
Miami
Florida
Henry B. Long
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Reading, P
Long
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Erie Men Win Place on Camp Perry Squads
Harrisburg Pennsylvania will send two capable Erie team members to Camp Perry national rifle matches. Tryouts were held over several weeks at Mt Gretna Marsh Run Harrisburg Lawrence Park and Philadelphia. The first team lists include Wilson, Tolic, Davis, Andkey, Kurtz, Robbins, Loder and Nerone among others with a second team named to bolster the overall Pennsylvania roster.
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Harrisburg
Epl
Pennsylvania
Ey Fanklanman
Camp Perry
Department of Military Affairs
War Department
Nations
Rile Peat Tire
Temms
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Mt. Greena
Marsh Run Vangey
Tarnaburg
Lawrence Park
Erie
Wabur L. Wilson
Charles F. Tolic Hing
Mt Gretn
Marsh Run
Army
National Board For the
Pennnsylvania
Wilson
Eric
Marcy Ci
Berlin
Old City
James J Davis
Wilkinshurs
John L. Andkey
Comb
Farle C
Kurtz
Reading
Charles Robbins
Roy di. Berk
Heirer
Palmyra
Charles A. Hexton
Greensboro
Roy A. Loder
Benjamin Widson
West Wyomiseng
Byron R. Cottrell
Havison Valley
Angelo N. Nerone
Rishewien
B.C
Contein
Charles F Miller
Mor BR Fetelier
Russell R. Hleckner
Walter Fe Kenide
Genie W. Kerghesy
Ammon E. Bell
R. D
Hummelstown
Kenneth H. Kejhart
Oil City
George R. Loder
Biie
Bernard Z. Conlin
Talimer Mirev
Furry de Lowell
Infernort
Willian M. Keidle
Wyoming
Willard
Ere County Council of Parents to Meet in Corry
A county council of parents will hold a meeting at the M E Church South Center and Pleasant Streets in Corry Pa on Wednesday September 18 Interviews for committee chairs and a day of instruction will follow Standing rules of order will be amended Attendees from each association urged Reservations for luncheon via Mrs Cleo Haight Corry Pa by September 15 Vendor awaits series Stuttgart Ark A vendor plans to sell merchandise at the World Series and will hitchhike to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Haigit
Corry
Five youths jailed after Dubois lootings and car thefts
Five young men from Dubois, Harold Fuller 26, Pred Punter 21, Leonard Pullen 18 and two unnamed, were questioned after a Saturday incident ending in looting and a car theft. They reportedly confessed to entering the Munition area unlawfully and taking a vehicle. Arraignment planned on unlawful entry and grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Punter
Leonard Pullen
Due Bois
Brookville
Nelson announces largest grand jury indictments since 1991
District Attorney Joseph W. Nelson said in Sharon Pennsylvania that 84 cases will be presented this September marking the largest indictments batch since October 1991, though far fewer than the four years ago totals.
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Sharon
Allomney
Joseph W. Nelson
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