Autumn News Mix With Local Notes And Elections
A ragged mix of items from Corry news includes a primary election reminder, Rosh Hashanah closures, and a weathered business update. Reports mention burglarized store windows, police handling a skunk incident, Odd Fellows nominations, broadcasting power applications, beetle trap removals, and local license actions. Also noted are political event plans near Snyder county, weather winds, and steel industry capacity figures.
Child Fatally Struck by Truck on North Fraley Street
Deputy Coroner ruled no inquest for four year old James Nicolazzo who died after being hit on North Fraley Street as he ran toward a light delivery truck driven by I A Osborne. The boy suffered a grave brain injury and skull fracture, died at 10 20 p m after being rushed to the hospital. His father Prairie Nicolazzo stood nearby as the tragedy occurred with the truck slowing but veering to avoid the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea
North Praley Street
Peter Joseph
North Fraley
Osborne
Wayne Brenneman
Plan National Union of All WPA Workers Formed
Ground work for a national union for WPA workers was laid in Pittsburgh with the creation of the Project Workers Organizing committee. Delegates from 15 states formed the group, many from local unions or CIO affiliated councils, seeking improved relief worker conditions and possible later chartering by the CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
United Pre- Pittsburgh
Project Workers Organizing Committee
PWOC
GIO
CIO
Tri-Community Fair to Run Sept 15–16 in Lottsville
The Tri-Community Fair unites Bear Lake Columbus and Freehold for a two day event in Lottsville. More than 60 committee heads supervise 25 departments with baby show and clinic led by Dr. Doris Johnson. Potatoes on display readies exhibitors as prizes total over 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville
Bear Lake
Columbus
Freehold
Robert Scot
John Jensen, Jr
Times- Mirror
Warren County Potato Growers
Jane
One Killed At Ridgway In Camp Accident
Ridgway September 11 A civilian conservation corps camp near Marienville suffered a fatal crash when a truck overturned injuring four others. Guy Sciulla 22 Yardergrltt died from crushed chest injuries at a local hospital. Injured include Henry Olszewski Edward Kozi jova Ernest Waller and John Yunek. In a separate incident Richard Turner Buffalo lost his left foot when a high speedboat rammed by John Milligan 14 on Lake Chautauqua near the Chautauqua Sports Club. Anna Turner of Jamestown suffered shock and Miss Hage Mapes Buffalo received deep lacerations to the left calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Oath
Civilian Conservation , Corps
Mawrienville
Guy Sciulla
Yardergrltt
Faeeway
Henry Olszewski
Edward Kozijova
Ernest Waller
John Yunek
Richard Turner
Buffalo
Lake Chautauqua
John Milligan
Chautauqua Mis
Anna Turner
Richard
Miss Hage] Mapes
Bear Lake Treehold Plan Weekend Music and Drama Fundraiser
Fair management will sell 10 pecks to raise funds Friday night at 7 and 3 p.m. Bear Lake and Treehold communities will present music and dramatizations while Columbus hosts a 3-act comedy When a Woman Decides Saturday night. Two active committees drove the program with long hours of work. On Saturday afternoon an animal horse pulling contest will feature teamsters and drivers in friendly rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Management
General Fund
Bear Lake
Treehold
Columbus
Localities Mentioned in Unclear Notice
Sherman Union City Bee Wat tford Franklin Bradford Fredonia Buffalo Geleva Meadville and Pittsbured appear as place names in a fragmented text. The OCR lacks context to determine event, date, or organization.
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Sherman
Union City
Bee Wattford
Franklin
Bradford
Fredonia
Buffalo
Geleva
Meadville
Pittsbured
Injuries Fatal to Oil City Man
Israel Morris Mintz, 93, a veteran Oil City businessman and trusted community member, died at his home on Division Street at 7 a.m. Saturday from injuries suffered a week earlier when he fell on his front porch steps. Born in Suvalki, Poland on September 20, 1861, he emigrated in 1864 and worked in Titusville before moving to Oil City. He ran the J. M. Mintz and Son scrap iron business since 1861.
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Fall Oil City
Israel Morris Mintz
Ohl City
Division Street
Priday
Mini
Suwalle
Poland
Titusville
Oil City
J. M. Mintyart Son Unt
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Board of , ‘Education
Pershing
St. Mintel Saldente
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
United States
Europe
Central America
South America
Margaret Richardson
Pantry
North Center Street
Ross Mead
East Main Street
Corry
Odd Fellows Lodge
Wleu Broadcasting Company
Erle
Federal Communications Commission
Bloomfield
the Safety Bureau
Louis ‘Tennenbaum
Shever Auto
West Smith Street
Methodists of
Erie
Methodist ‘Church
Jamestown
Robert L. Rodgers
Erie-Crawford
Snyder County
McClure
Lewistown
Larry Carlex
Tom Clapper
Lyle Orr
Flanigan
Carter
Peninsula Road
Lake Erie
America
American Tron and Steel Institute
Morris Berman
Philadelphia
Warren County
A. L. Benton
Kane
California
Rexall
E. F. Brockman
Western Auto Associate Store
Chester W
Zerke
Chet
Pune
Saeny
Clymer
Ernest J. Caflisch
Ralph Findlay
Methodist Church
Beisted
Marion Gallip
Wilbur Renskiers
Evergreen Cemetery
Tnient City
Jampy Cresent
Chris Christensen
Mukoi Deuink
Delvert Neikers Garret Queerveld
Clifford Leeters
Rievds
CN. Jones
Thomas Rowlofs
Marenier Bartheme
Roy Fields
Carrie Allen
Bess Carlisch
James
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Neishbor
Laverna Ruth
Noy
Vern Lewis
South Center Street
Rm Investigs
Lias
Roseville
Pholte
Ofle Bank of Erie
Building Aid 1Ouns Sollettor
Relief Board
Public Assistance Board
Elle's Parke and Harbor Commission
Contnuanby Chest
Iildhood
Francis T. Nagorski
Democrate
Gary Cooper
Paramount
Combi
Chesterfield
Chesterfelt