Off‑Year Primary Drives State Revision Question
The article notes 4,000,000 votes cast in the off year primary and discusses a proposed constitutional revision to elect delegates November 5 and call a December convention. Leaders argue the constitution is outdated and a new basic charter would adjust taxes, relieve real estate burdens, align with federal social security provisions, and expand borrowing. Governor Earle, Senator Guffey, and Attorney General Margiotti support. Republicans resist amending the fundamental law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dato Power
Aakel
Earle
U. S. Senatoy
Joseph F. Guffey
Charles J. Margiotti
Follett Run
Hill
Warren
Franklin
John TF. Leasgang
Venago County
State
Supreme
Superior
Rotarians Plan Carnival October 4 and 5
Today's Corry Ho tay Club session opened plans for the carnival to be held October 3 and 4 at the former G. C. Murphy Company store. Committees mapped arrangements for entertainment including a floor show bingo and other amusements, with 24 members present and one guest, F. S. Babbitt of Brie.
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Corry
Peckham family keeps town clerk post 88 years
In Middletown R I James Peckham, recently elected town clerk, becomes the third in his family to hold the office in 88 years. Mrs Ben F Starr hosted a luncheon for ladies at Hearthstone yesterday afternoon while Kiwanis Club directors enjoyed a pleasant noon luncheon.
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Middletown
R. 1
James Peckham
Ben F. Starr
Hearthstone
Kiwan's
Erie County Dental Society To Meet Here
Corry dentists host Erie County Dental Society gathering in Corry with a 60 attendee reservations. Afternoon events include blind bogey golf, prizes for winner and fewest putts, and quoits at the Country Club. Evening program at Hotel Corry features dinner at 6 pm, with Dr. Ford Hayes and Satt Bailey as speakers and Dr. W. F. Wade presiding.
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Corry
Erie County Dental Society
Country Club
Ford Hayes
Butler County Society
Satt Bailey
Gry
W. F. Wade
Brie
Harvest Festival Plans Completed by Parish Teams
Parish committees met to finalize plans for the Harvest Festival on October 9. Event aims to mirror last spring’s success with similar features and entertainment, and organizers pledge to surpass the previous festival.
8000 Firms Join In Accident Prevention Contest
Harrisburg sept 17 more than eight thousand firms have entered the annual accident prevention contest sponsored by the state department of labor and industry. Most entrants are manufacturing concerns employing an average of ten workers.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Department of Labor and Industry
Elberta peaches and fair dog show headline items
City and Vicinity lists a variety of notices from a dog show at the Youngsville Fair Association to local incidents. It notes fancy Elberta peaches for canning, a deer hunting accident near Bellefonte, a family outing of church members, injuries from traffic incidents, a fatal vehicle crash near Youngstown, and local election campaigns amid a flood of small community notices.
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Will J. Wilcox
Youngsville Fair Association
Bellefonte
Bart Pobrman
Roger
Baptist Church
Willard Jones
American Medical Ass'n
J. S-Tuff
Lanston
Degree of Honor Protective Association
George Adams
Grace Street
Masonic
Dugan Road
Michael Fuze
Canfield
Corry Hospital Reports For Morning Surgeries
Five month old Carl Shevel of 411 King Street and Centerville resident William McCrilles are listed in good condition after operations at Corry hospital. Peter Dubrosky was released home after a tonsil operation at the same hospital. The Mary Martha class meets at Mrs William Johnson on Fairview Street Wednesday at 8 PM with members asked to respond with a scripture verse containing the word faith.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Ef. Zenne
Mayville
N. C
Bernice Lindsey
Corry
V F. W
West Washington Street
Peter Jemmee
Farrell
Mercer
Louis Willard
Jamestown
Meadville
J. B. Church
Depew
Vine Atrest
Carl Shevel
B. Shevel
King Street
Corry Hospital
William D. McCrilles
Centerville
Peter Dubrosky
Corry, Hospital
Mary Martha
William Johnson
Fairview Street
New Officers Named by Corry Encampment
Corry Encampment No 2411 U C F elected officers at a meeting last evening. Chive patriarch Loren Blair high priest G J Kireh senior warden J W Irwin junior warden C L Aner Jr treasurer William L Colby scribe Robert R Nichols representative to the grand encampment A F Carlburg trustee A H Homer. Installation will take place Monday evening September 28 by Frank W Hillyer and staff of Union City Pa.
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Corry
Chive
Loren Blair
G. J. Kireh
J. W. Irwin
C.L. Aner, Jr
William L. Colby
Robert R. Nichols
A. F. Carlburg
A. H. Homer
There Lie Place for the Evening Fon
Fragmentary note mentions an evening function with main tap or hot toner unclear in meaning. No clear persons places or organizations identified.
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North East South Havens
ROYAL
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
First Avenue
T&t
Lanston's
Erie
Nora Duggan
Court House
Methodist Episcopal Church
Panama
Helen Pellap Wiltsie
George Henry Hart
Boston
Mass
Edward A. Leiderman
Toring
Olt
Reno
Charles Birtefel
Pithole
John Ward
Olean
Foremer
A. M. Litz
Lillian Guild
Murphy
Ean
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Huey Long
White House
Erie Daily Times
U.S. A
Retcie
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pénn
Bee
Anni
Fran
Oetoh
Ano
Ter
George I Sears
Pee the Fly
Fred
Warren and
Byen
G Cay
T. Drex
Elec
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