Corry High meets Wattsburg in football today
A busy day with Corry High School football against Wattsburg at 2:80 o'clock, followed by a big Democratic rally at the Grand Theatre Monday at 8. Notices warn of bankruptcy proceedings for H. M. Reich Co. Inc. and a first creditors meeting in Jamestown.
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Corry High
Wattsburg
Washington
Grand Theatre
H. M. Reich Company, Inc
Jamestown
John Knight
United States District Court For
Western
New York
Corry Man to Speak on Early Columbus Days
D L Bracken of Corry will speak after church services at the Community Church about the old Columbus history and the bell he will ring after 73 years. The P T A election of officers is planned at the Dean Higna school.
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D. L. Bracken
Frank Patrick
Columbus
Lund
Iom Rey
Claypool
Dewitt Bracken
Corry
Bracken
Old Church
Old Columbus
Lola Schramling
Leon Hill
Corry Fell
Chaig Clark
Buffalo
Mary Clark
Clark
Los Angeles
Calif
Reynold Hamilton
Harry Bensink
Clymer
Alex Sadowski
H. G. ‘Gingenbush
Pensylvania Telephone Corporation
Erie
J. H. Reagle
Jean
Grove City
Niels
Parent Teachers Association
Dean Higna
Alvira Stormes
Alice Osgood
Jamestown
N. Y
Betty
Jane Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Emma Myers
Louise Dewey
Charles Farnham
Dan DeLury
Pittsburgh
New York
Harold Bates
Philadelphia
P. W. Bates
Pine Valley Cemetery Association
Kate Mullen
Pine Valley
Era Art Project
Frank Vincent Patrick
State of California
Lincoln
Adam Cat
Paul
Merrill Gage
David
Mi‘ Strom
Patric
Bertha Stockton
Snns
Blaine
Edwin
State to share in $29 million road program
The State Highway Department will receive 29 million dollars to provide work for 39 000 relief employees on a road betterment project. Ninety percent of the workers will come from relief rolls. the project includes widening, grading, drainage, rock removal, and traffic hazard fixes. Federal W P A calls it one of the best planned projects.
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State Highway Department
Warren van Dyke
van Dyke
Federal Works Progress Administration
U c
Damcott-Jones Legion Members Attend Chautauqua Lake Event
Fifteen members of Damcott-Jones Post of the American Legion motor to Wilmer Hodges cottage on Chautauqua Lake near Ashville for a lavish Monday night gathering. William Damcott and Laura Tenhousen Howles wed at the Abbe Reformed church manse, and entertained guests at their Freeman street home with cakes coffee candy and cigars.
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Enison
William Damcott
Laura Tenhousen Howles
G. Timmer
Freeman Street
Youth Wins Prize House in Madison Pageant
An 11-year-old newspaper carrier DeWayne Milles won the right to buy a $7,000 modern house for $1 at a housing pageant in Madison Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
DeWayne Milles
VFW Opens 36th Encampment in New Orleans for Bonus Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars gather in New Orleans for a six day encampment to push World Peace and the soldiers bonus. Leaders include Senator Nye Rep Patman Maj Gen Butler Senator Byrnes Brig Gen Hines and Govs Shultz and Talmadge with naval officers from Pensacola and a French attaché.
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Hill
Noel
Patman
United Press
New Orleans
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Gerald P. Nye
R. M
Munitions Investigating Committee
Wright Patman
James
Putnam
West Plains
David Shultz
Florida
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Japan
Julus F. Zogbaum
S. Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Bank teller Lair pleads guilty to embezzlement
Wayne C. Lair, 34, teller at Union City National Bank, pleads guilty to embezzling about $2000, before U.S. Commissioner David Gifford Brie. He is held for the September term of federal court with $3000 bail. Lair, a longtime employee, faced his first violation amid banking circles in this district. His family travels to Erie to visit.
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Wayne C. Lair
Lie
Union City National Bank
U. S. Commisjoner
David Gifford
Brie
le Toney
Union City
Lalrig
Two State Senators Face Criminal Charges in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that nine state senators including William H. Clavie of West Chester and James J. Gayne of Pittsburgh will face criminal charges. Dauphin County District Attorney Hugh Keel will present evidence to a county grand jury for possible indictment on extortion bribery and related offenses. Separate charges on assault and battery from a Philadelphia altercation were to go before the grand jury, while Clark, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, was arrested after a talk with AG Margiotti and the governor's secretary Kalodner.
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United Press
Harrisburg
William H. Clavie
Weel Chester
James J. Gayne
Pittsburgh
Dauphin County
Coyne
Mitdelphia
Harrie Wling
Weand
Clark
Senate Ap
Charles J. Margiotti
Harry E. Kalodner Shorit
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Paragray
Cloudy
State Teachers’ College At
Indiana, Pa
Department of Labor
Fgurea
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wayne Township
Carter Hill
Five Corners
N. R. Dickson
Erie County
Pennsylvania
State Department , of Health
Sugar Grove
J. W. Lambing
American State Bank of Erie
Reconstruction Finance Corporaton
Camp Perry
Oho
U. S
Wilkes-Barre
Constitution Defense League
Amelia Christenson
Warren
Frank Dojid
Leatin
Frants Crosby
Erle
Bridge Club
Gerald Faulkener
Washington County
Petrsons
Chester W. Zerbe
VEW
Torridaire
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glazier Points
McCord
Bank Employe
Wayne Lair
Union City Bank
Ada Morton
Adabelle
Frank Morton
West Chester
Solon
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Penn
G. B. Kysar
Captain Kidd
Quires
Member
Federal Reserve System
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