Paracrae Fall Opens Paint Hillsides With Natural Scene
Paracrae Fall begins to paint its picture on the hillsides while Major Kenneth Momeyer of Brie is listed as Kiwanis Club speaker for tomorrow. Biographical notes include a marriage license issued at Brie for George P. Phillips of Cleveland and Wathalia Kyriazi of Corry, plus local business and civic updates from Erie and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Momeyer
Brie
Kiwanis Club
George P. Phillips
Cleveland
Wathalia Kyriazi
Corry
State workers receive large salary cuts across agencies
Salary cuts up to 2900 a year reclassify more than two thousand state workers. In 1287 cases pay fell, 809 rose, with Governor Pinchot citing about 140000 in annual savings and 133000 in increases. Notable cuts include Roy Ross from 5000 to 2000 and many in the public instruction and welfare departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Roy B. Ross
Camp Hill
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Harvey N. Shroyer
Hubert G. Bicher
C. Valentine Kirby
Frank H. Retter
Gertrude MacKinney
James G. Pentz
Department of Public Instruction
H. W. Harrison
Department of Internal Affairs
C. Albright
Howard W. Fry
Joseph B. Keating
Charles H Graff
Pomona Grange Opens in Union City Session
Grangers from across the county gather in Union City for the Erie County Pomona Grange opening session. J A Boak from Newcastle, master of the Pennsylvania State Grange, will be the main speaker today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Beamish
Pennsylvania
Binghamton
Erie Railroad
Atlantic Express
County
Union City
Erie County
Pomona Grange
J. A. Boak
Newcastle
Pennsylvania State Grange
Activities in Carter Hill and vicinity headline list
Carter Hill community notes recount a weekend of visitors and social calls. Families from Erie Spartansburg Wattsburg and Cleveland stop by homes of Snapp Jaskolski Follett and Morris, with church and missionary group meetings noted and local travel plans mentioned.
Chevrolet Begins Operations Under NRA Code Revival
ITH President Roosevelt’s acceptance of the NRA Automobile Code marks a revival in policy. Chevrolet, the world’s largest motor car builder, announces start of operations under the recovery program and a blanket wage increase with a 74 hour, 5 day week. The firm adds 12,000 workers on August 1, and this is the second blanket raise in four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITH
Roosevelt
Chevrolet
America
Burpham Grange Hosts North East Monday Evening
Mr. Mr. H. M. Burrow and Mr. and Mrs. H. Burpham assisted with a third degree ceremony at Grange in North East Monday evening. Raymond Slelehucky, 18, worked for Hee Fulmer in Wettsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burrow
Burpham
Grange
North East
Raymond Slelehucky
Hee Fulmer
Wettsburg
Golden Links Class Meeting at First of Year
The Golden Links class of the Methodist Episcopal church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Brown on North Center Street. Mrs John Puller presided with seventeen members and three visitors present. After business, Mrs Earl Hasbrouck led a program while the committee of Mrs May Blair Mrs Brown Lilian Brown and Mrs Caroline Barton served a luncheon. Stanley Snapp left for a motor trip to State College PA with Miss Oleata Perkin and her brother Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Moore
Westeld
Joseph Mellis
Erie
J. Jaskolski
Martin Miller
Wattsburg
Spencer
Comny
R. C. Snapp
John Pitt
C. J. Follett
Women's Missionary Association
Leonard Hayes
Sophia Jaskolski
Lillian Jaskolski
Virginia
Serkowski
James Kurleski
Tony Guy
al Dobrowitz
Hire
James Ward
Union City
Charles Proctor
Lee Peterson
Union ‘Ey
Annie Lee
Hazen Follett
Frances Miller
Merdith
Concord
Frank Puckly
Clear ‘Ence Slye
Edward Armit‘age
Corry
Eddie Linsk
Cleveland
Howard Burton
Eldred
James Crawford
Stean Valley
Arthur Morris
John Orcutt
Charles Diest
Joe Jaskolskn
Sophia Sicklucky
Espyville
Ralph Morris
Joseph Skrzysrczak
Brie
Jaskolski
Helen Rewaldt
Walter Parkhurst
Joseph Graczykowaki
Cleveland, O
Jaskolskd
Loren Marts
Oat
Duane Cook
Golden Links
Methodial Episcopal Church
Brown
North Center Street
Mra
John Puller
Earl Hasbrouck
May Blair
Lilian Brown
Caroline Barton
Stanley Snapp
State College, PI
Oleata Perking
Kenneth
Schools Begin to Feel Fewer Tests This Year
Fragmented OCR reads like a harsh note on school testing and averages. It hints at lower expected teen test scores and references state measures and credits. The garbled text mentions years and penalties, suggesting changes in assessments and accountability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theo P. Williams
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward A. Woods Agency
Erie Ministerial Association
G. Crawford
Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Erie Exchange Club
Corry Hospital
J. Orin Waite
Orphans’ Court
Ben F. Swartz
C. B. Weeks
Joseph Eastman
Spartansburg
Prank T. Neeson
Niobe
Jamestown
Selena Rew
Mary Pehn
New York Stock Exchange
R.A
Mildred Schramiling
Columbus
Carlyle Sawyer
Brookstreet
South
Center Streets
Wall
Pythian Sisters
L. Weeks
North Center
Penn
D Coast
Santa Cruz
Gal
Breda
William
Meta Weltz
Connellsville
Duggan
Pomona Grance
Pertod Powell Motor
Carter Hill
Woman's Missionary Association
Armitage Home
Harland ‘Thomson
Edward Linski
Pittsburgh
D. B. Lindquist
Mtttof
Phoud
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Ted Co
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