Paragram of local notices and theater and election items
Wiremen's Day enrollment hits 406 at Senior High. Rex theatre awards prize to Mrs. George Boyd. WPA projects to hire 47 men for two months. Sheriff Ritchie active in Warren county politics as primary nears. Tallman club picnic planned. Del Mills to perform at Grand Theatre. WPA programs and county officials named. petroleum and building loan groups meet in Erie. Western Pennsylvania business activity peaks with coal and trade gains in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ritchie
Warren County
Ritchie
Adelbert
del” Mills
Corry
Grand Theatre
Townsend Club
Canada Ready to Offer U S Trade Favors
Ottawa reports the Canadian government ready to offer the United States its intermediate tariff and possibly most favored nation status in exchange for better access to the U S market for natural products such as cattle lumber fish and dairy. The move forms the core of ongoing reciprocal trade talks with lingering U S objections. Canada favors higher access for its natural products while U S producers resist increased competition. The intermediate tariff is more favorable than the general rate though the gap has narrowed under the current government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Former Corry Resident Mary ONeil Dies in Chicago
Miss Mary ONeil, formerly of Corry, died at her Chicago home. Her body will be brought to Corry on Erie Railroad No 2, to be interred at St Elizabeths Cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev. Heldt. She was sister to Michael ONeil, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad conductor. Funeral services were held in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Neil
Chicago
Corry
Erie Railroad
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Cerl Heldt
Miss O'Neil
Michael O'Neil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newspapers Proclaimed Best Advertising Medium
In Pittsburgh on September 20 the National Industrial Advertisers Association affirmed that newspapers are the most flexible advertising medium after a panel of experts from newspapers radio broadcasters and film exhibitors presented evidence and the jury returned the verdict in favor of newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
National Industrial Advertisers Association
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Isburg
Wade
Howard J. Sheen
George Boyd
South Center Street
Rex Theatre
Corty
Horn's Siding
George J. Leach
Erle
WPA
Highway Department
Bernard Cochren
Northwestern
Pennayania
Arthur B. Durbin
Erie
Charles L. Suhr
City
National Petroleum Association
Atlantic City
N. H. Weber
H. A. Logan
Warren
Herbert G. Eaton
G. B. Hunter
Emlenton
Charles Muckinhaupt
Meadville
Crawford County
Hugh Muckinhaupt
North Center Street
James Carrig
Columbus
Montgomery Ward & Company
Butler
Smith
John Healy
Fred Healy
Lewistown
Healy
Francis E. Blodgett
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hire
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Building and Loan Associations
Pennsylvania League of Building and Loan Associations
Youngaville
Court House
Erie County Medical Society
Hamot Hospital
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
U. S
Dominion
New Pact
Wards
Goodyear
Melton
LACE
Damask Yard
Montgomery Ward
Stepange
Wasc
Nem Cain
BIG
Enuineating
Serviea
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