Forty seven to get work on countys FHA survey
Forty seven Erie county residents would gain a year of employment if the Federal Housing Administration project is approved. The plan envisions 2,500 state workers plus 2,458 total in seven counties, with $2.12 million allocated to counties based on population and property coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Edward S. Jones
State
Works Progress Administration
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Jones
J. Griffith Boardman
Theodore
F. Smith
FHA
Pennsylvania
FEA
Whch
Jonea
Allegheny
Funtingdon
Clearfield
Bue
Jemferson
McKean
Bedford
Blsir
Cambria
Somerset
Clairon
Crawford
Eric
Venango
Warren
Armstrong
Madonna
West
Union City Farmer Held for Drunken Driving
Union City farmer O. V. Kitelinger pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge William J. Hirt in Erie County cells. He was ordered to pay costs and serve four months in the county prison. Kitelinger, married with 13 children, was arrested after his car collided with Lee Bray Meadville’s car, which then ignited and was destroyed, causing several hundred dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. v. Kitelinger
Union City
Hrie County
Erie County
Dpmaz
William J. Hirt
Ritelinger
Lee Bray Meadville
Louisiana Turmoil Deepens After Long Dies
Louisiana news reports Governor Allen likely to resign with Gov Noe to succeed. Long's death follows delirium and intensive care as doctors used five transfusions and oxygen. controversy grows over Long's influence at LSU and political purse strings. Officials cite suppression of opponents as finance committee meets amid upheaval.
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Allen
List
Noe
Long
Senate
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
A. A. Fredericks
Senate Finance
Lee O. Lester
Igon Louisisniang
Laster Aid
Enrollment surge at Corry Senior High as upper grades grow
Superintendent Ralph Dewey reported total enrollment of 1435 for the day, up from 1872 on the first day of last term. Upper grades drive the rise with ninth grade at 151 and tenth through twelfth averaging around 124 to 146, indicating a New record and crowding in the senior high. New families have moved to Corry since the previous term, while lower grades show minimal congestion.
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Board of Education
Ralph
Dewey
Corry
Artie
Corry Schools Await State Aid Allocation
Corry School District awaits a first semiannual state aid of 9 153.44 to be issued, though 9 696 is withheld for tuition of a local youth in a state institution. Board members including Milon L. Brown and D. A. Hilstrom discussed films on milk production and a projecting machine, home work complaints, and legal steps to defend the district in a fair grounds purchase suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ralph 8
Dewey
Board of Education
Milon L. Brown
D. A. Hilstrom
J. W. Lambing
J. ©. Love
C. H. Geiger
Concord
4. H. Castor
Ing
Hillstrom
Stoker
Harding
Lambing
Morton Nichols Marriage Here in Corry
Wayne G Morton of Liberty street and Arveta M Nichols of East Wayne street Corry were married this morning at 9 o'clock by Alderman F J Davis at his North Center street office. The ceremony was unattended. The couple will reside on Liberty street. Gerry Bennett was re engaged as director of the Corry High School and was retained at the same salary as in the past following the board of education meeting. The elementary division salary was set at 47.25 per year and the high school rate at 75.83 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G.i Morton
Liberty Street
Arveta M. Nichols
East Wayne Street
Corry
F. J. Davis
North Center Street
Stpt
Dewey
Opportunity Club Meeting Opens Fall Season at Presbyterian Church
The Opportunity Club gathered after summer vacation at the Presbyterian church with 22 members and one guest Mrs. William Hicke well of Dayton Ohio. The group enjoyed a bounteous repast and singing with piano pieces by Carl Cox and AL. Business hour discussed winter work and a Boston bake sale set for Saturday morning at We Gift Shop led by Mrs. C W Bracken. Hostesses were Mrs. George Keefe Mrs. W Bracken and Miss Jean Machnes. The October meeting will be with Mrs GL Boyd.
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Presbyterian Church
William Hickewell
Dayton
Ohio
Carl Cox
Boston
C. W. Bracken
George Keefe
W. Bracken
Jean Machines
GL. Boyd
Democrats to Hold Big Rally at Union City
A large delegation from Corry and vicinity plus county committee men and women will attend a dinner meeting in Union City Thursday evening. The Democratic Booster Club sponsors the event with chicken dinner at a modest price starting at 5:00 p m. Invited are all county Democratic candidates to join a rally expected to draw hundreds as speakers discuss the proposed revision of the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Corry Ani
Iene
Ani
Linton
Catherine
Brie Ape Srs
Peninsylvania
Ivailers Tor
Democrats of Coury
Train No 912 Said to Have Killed Man
Tivusville reports train No 912 may have killed Edward Nelson a 60 year old man found fatally injured near the freight house west of Treight street. George Hyatm ore watchman found the body and notified authorities. Deputy Coroner T. MM. Dunikle and others investigated the scene and suggested the southbound train tracks show evidence of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivusville
Nelson
Melson
T. MM. Dunikle
Oman
Theaugh
Democratic Rally Invitation in Coury
An invitation notes a rally for Democrats of Coury. It mentions a meeting with a dinner, urging attendance and participation at the event.
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Huey Long
Huey Mievee
Ail Faughter
Rose Long
Lolita
Wil
Carl Weiss
Fred Sue
Russell
Weiss
Union City Farmer
C.V. Kitelinger
Moreland
Beaver
Ial Buller
Mercer
Fayette
Green
Loblaw Grocererias
Lachlaw
Lowlaw
Loblaw Groceterias, Inc
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Penn
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