Democrats Submit Sound Relief Plan For Pennsylvania
The Democratic minority in the General Assembly proposes a temporary relief and tax package to fund unemployment aid without raising utility rates. It calls for a 3 percent increase in the current eight mill tax levy on utilities gross receipts, deep cuts to state salaries over $3,000, use of unencumbered state funds, expanding old age assistance, and adopting a Recovery Act model to empower Roosevelt programs. It also seeks $20 million for relief, caps on salaries for special sessions, and independent inquiries into state contracts and liquor base dealings to ensure funds without harming utility customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Williams
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Malion-Atterpury-Grundy
Republican Organization
Ra Tae
Boulder to Mark Indian Village Site
Warrun Sept 15 the site of the Seneca Indian Village later Warren borough will host a 2 30 program with a large boulder placed and dedicated bearing a plaque. The memorial honors the village as recorded in diaries of Belleville de Celoron and Father Bournseamp with Indian atmosphere provided by music and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Blenville de Celoron
Father Bourns
Corry Nurses to Attend District Meeting in Meadville
Corry nurses including Mra V A Port Brancea Blair Miss Edith Davis Miss Frances Sample Miss Evelyn Brigham Miss Mildred Young Miss Grace Thomas and Mrs Gertrude DeRosay are slated to attend the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association district meeting at Meadville City Hospital on Monday September 17 at 2 oclock. The session will feature Miss Ethel Swope J N of New York assistant director of headquarters for the American Nurses Association as speaker on improved nursing service. Swope, Ohio native and Connecticut trained nurse, has led California private duty nurse policies now used by over 400 hospitals nationwide. Hospital leaders report the plan improves patient care and helps reduce unemployment among graduate nurses without extra public cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra V
A. Port
Mra
Brancea Blair
Edith Davis
Frances Sample
Evelyn Brigham
Mildred Young
Grace Thomas
Gertrude DeRosay
Meadville City Hospital
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
Ethel Swope
J.N
New York
American Nurses' Association
Swope
United States
American Nurses’ Association
Ohio
Connecticut
Los Angeles
California State Nurses’ Association
Funeral of Floyd Holley in Corry
Funeral services for Floyd Holley a Corry resident who died suddenly Tuesday were held Friday at 2 pm at his late home 12 West Main Street conducted by Rev Gilbert L Boyd. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. bearers included F Franz Guy Stuard George Besson Thomas Giblin J L Spiesman and Frank Keefe. Out of town relatives attended Herbert Holly Minneapolis Minn Mrs Margaret Hamel Romulus N Y Miss Olive Holly Rochester N Y Mrs Nors Miller Miss Loretta Miller Mrs Jennie Van Gelder Mr and Mrs Roiger Mr and Mrs Dickson Bath N Y and Mr and Mrs Guise Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Holly
Corry
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
West Main Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
F. Franz
Guy Stuard
George Besson
Thomas , Giblin
Reed warns New Deal threatens private business
Senator David A. Reed Republican candidate for re election spoke at Indian Trail Park Bethlehem Pa urging an end to the New Deal before government costs rise. He warned of extravagant Washington spending and urged working Americans to feel deep concern at current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Ress
Bethlehem
Pei
David A. Reed
Gublican
Indian Trail Park
Reed
National Committteeman
Willam
Vere
Washington
Brookville Tuberculosis Sanitarium Planned Near Brookville
Advance plans for a 1500 room Brookville tuberculosis sanitarium near Clear Creek in Health Township win federal loan support. Initial outlay quoted at 300000 with total capital likely over 1 million, site chosen for serenity and access 15 miles from Brookville as Sigel Cross roads upgrade nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Sept
Clear Creek
Health Township
Washington, D. C
Washington
Thomiases
Renge
Clearcreek
Easly
Erie Doctor Fined $250 for Unlicensed Practice
Dr. George T. Wilson, 65, was fined 250 dollars and costs for practicing medicine without a license and severely admonished after pleading nolle contendere. The self-styled leech specialist treated patients with leeches, including Dorothy McClinsey who died months after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brim
George T. Wilson
Nollé
Ilegal
Wilson
Colle Contendre
James Garnett
Perry
Juniata
Dorothy McClinsey
Hast Brady
Leroy Search
J. C. Badders
Girard
Two Arrested in Warren Grocery Store Theft
James Lawn, Wiesel Williams, and John F McGuire were arrested in Warren on charges of breaking and entering after a theft at a Warren grocery store. Holmquist, owner of a car tied to the suspects, was briefly detained and later released. The stolen Helm vehicle was recovered in Jamestown near Chandler and Elks streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawn
Wiesel Williams
North Main Street
John F. McGuire
East Wighth Street
Warren
Holmquist
Williams
Jamestown
L. G. Helm
Chandler Street
Elks Street
Sunday in the Churches in Corry Parish Notes
Church listings across Corry detail multiple denominations with service times and leaders. St Pauls Lutheran, Emmanuel Episcopal, St Thomas R G, First Church Scientis, United Brethren in Christ, Baptist, St Elizabeths Catholic, Church of the Nazarene, Advent Christian, and First Presbyterian outline morning prayers, sermons, and special events led by pastors including Rev. Wagner Rev. MacNamara Rev. Graves Rev. Miles and Rev. Boyd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science First
Church of Christ, Scientis
Park Streets
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Phillipians
Spencer School House sermon and Sunday services
TeV. Jay B. Baker, pastor, and C. M. Bailey, superintendent invite all families to attend Sunday School at 10 AM with classes for every member led by capable teachers. Preaching follows at 11 AM emphasizing spending time with God in the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer School
Jay B. Baker
C. M. Bailey
St Edward’s Plans Troop and Scout Activities
The St Edward’s School PTA opened the new term with a tea and entertainment planned for next month. Mrs Paul Quinlisk named chairman. Rev Francis Graves outlined Boy and Girl Scout troop plans. Fifth and sixth grades won the attendance banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoeration
St. Edward's School
St. Edward
Paul Quin
Lisk
Francis Graves
Fries
County PTA Council Meets at Lawrence Park
The County Council of PT A will convene on Wednesday September 19 at Lawrence Park at 10 30 a m daylight time. Local units are urged to send delegates. Committee chairmen will present short talks on membership program publicity hospitality finance and budget publications and standards of excellence. Mrs Lynn Bovee and Mrs H Martin will conduct a question box and highlight the Des Moines national convention. Reservations with Mrs Morris Miner at 725 Ridge Road Erie Pa by phone W92 420.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of
PT. A
Lawrence Park
Lynn Bovee
H. Martin
Erie City
Des Moines
Iowa
Morris Miner
Ridge Road
Erie
Salvation Army Citadel and Bethel Tabernacle Services
The Salvation Army Citadel at East Washington and Park hosts Captain Nell Hood and family leading a Saturday 8 PM praise meeting. Sunday schedule includes 10 AM morning service, 2 PM Sunday School, 8:15 PM Young People’s Meeting, and 1:30 PM Salvation Meeting. Bethel Tabernacle at 836 Hastchurch Street, Pastor E Shevel conducts 10 AM Sunday School, 11 AM morning service, 7:45 PM Evangelistic Service, Bible study Thursday 7:45 PM, Young People’s Friday 7:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Plessant Street
Second Avenue
Ernest A. Hook
Corry
Max Harvey
O11
Creek Association
Union
Ooty
Niod
Church OF the Nazarene
Johnson Hall
Corner Center
Main Streets
Ralph ©. Merritts
Edwin Armitage
MN. Y. PS. DeForest Way
Cooper
Carter Hilly
Render. Ting
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Streets
Giver L. Boyd
Thea P. Williams
Mins Messinger
Lemaigre
Hosmer
Horace Brynolfson
Bruno Hun
B. S. Dewey
Heyser
Young People's Society
Miss Messinger
Salvation Army Citadel
East Washington and
Park Streets
Nell Hood
Bethel Tabernacle
Hastchurch Street
E. Shevel
Sons of Legion Hold Big Rally at Indoor Field Meet
About thirty young men and boys plus several Legionnaires attended Elmer C. Carrier Squadron No. 265 Sons of the American Legion meeting held last evening in the Legion club. After the business session, a chalk talk on flag etiquette was presented. Winners in events included Ronart Stowe in the handicap race Vincent Nielsen in second, William Voylen first in the second lap relay, Elmer Gilbertson Jr first in hammer throw, Francis Bong second, Louie Decker Jr first in shot put, Johnson House second, William Hoylen first in handicap relay, Howard Brooks second, Robert Sullivan first in the pop cot eating and whistling contest, and Joan Rouse second. Refreshments followed then each boy received a bag of peanuts for a memorable evening and renewed interest in the Song of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C
Baer
Nol Fallows
Ronart Stowe
Vincent, Nielson
William Voylen
Max Gregory
Elmer Gilbertson Jr
Francis Bong
Louie Decker, Jr
Johnson House
William Hoylen
Howard Brooks
Robert Sullivan
Joan Rouse
The
American Legion
Marie Dressler Estate Valued At 280 847 In court filing
The late film actress Marie Dressler's estate was appraised at 280 847 in superior court. Bond holdings totaled 67 802 and stocks 51 160. Beverly Hills home valued at 85 000. She left the estate to "nstler" and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marie Dressler
Superior Court
Beverly Hills
Miss Dressler
Nstler
Rare green monkey joins University of Nebraska exhibit
In Lincoln, the University of Nebraska museum added a Verver monk key known as the green monkey of South Africa to its collection. It is the first mounted animal of this type displayed at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Thowt Spee wwhiet Lentinn Spur venir
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky headline about a white lending or event with no price listed and a spur coming. Details are unclear. no persons or organizations clearly identified.
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Floyd Holley
NEW Deal
Nolle Contendre
Felts
Frank Litz JR
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Concord Streets
Hey
Edward T. Wagner
B. Frederick St
Ray Burr
Trinity
Salgamente
Bigar
Vierne
Erb
Thomas FR
Thomas R
West
Washington Street
Francs J. Graves
P. R
Francis M. O'Connell
Mary Baker Eddy
Mony
North Center Street
United Brethren IN Christ Church
United Brethren In Christ
H. R. Harris
C. L. Heaton
Mary Haberman
Beaver Falls
C- E
Tas. Watrous
Otterbein Guild
Lena Williams
Pasonage
Mra R
Jenning
Tohn
Otterbein Brotherhood
Leon van Tassel
Findley Laie Road
Milton Thomas
Glymer, N
Dora
MH MacAlister
Erie Qunusl
Elizabeth's A. CG. Church
Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church
West Pleasant Street
Carl L. Heidt
Advent Christian Church
Advent
Chrignian
Basser Street
John Boryk
Mar Jon Street
Wimoved
Loyal Workers
William Hnithan
ST. Edward's Plans Troop
Sehco
P.T. A. Council
Sons OF Legion
Citizens Bank
BANK
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Sephu
Hiina
Rafi Sition
Yervien Ehiinen
Hugi
Sara Frank Min Tay
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