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Local notes report a 1996 post election nominating meeting at West Washington street home for Archie W Thompson Post. Lanterns removed from an excavation on East Congress street prompt police inquiry. Special voter registration at Municipal building set for Sept 28 29. Local elections at Worth Center street post home Friday evening with Justin Butters and S Brooks as commander nominees. Various court hearings and federal remarks noted with farm policy radio address and a truck auto collision on North Center street. Town news includes railroad excursion plans, registration office hours, Townsend organization changes, world coin mystery, Karns Transportation stock issue, new driver permit testing limits, Townsend Club meeting, and a contract for a limestone retaining wall on Route 62 with Johnson and Son cited.
DAY LEADER TO SPEAK IN CORRY ON OCTOBER 4
Col Ebbert a prominent dry campaign figure will speak at the Corry First Methodist church on Sunday morning October 4. He will discuss new social angles of the liquor problem and present the dry educational program. Ebbert helped author the Volstead Act and defended Prohibition laws in federal courts. He has long been active in temperance work and previously co spoke with Dr Wilson in related campaigns.
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States
Prank B. Ebbert
Board of Temperance
National Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Col. Ebbert
Corry
Corry Pirst M. 1
Perry F. Haines
Col
Mbuert
Wicbert
Los Angeles
Chicago
Horse
Idaho
Senator Borah
Platform
Wort
Clarence ‘Rue Wilson
New Pension Rolls Expanded for City Residents
The city plans to add most applicants for old age assistance to the pension rolls as a federal grant of 12 million dollars supports state allocations. About 1,676 county residents are expected to benefit, with average payments around 15 to 21 dollars per person. Investigations continue, and over 500 applicants have been processed while home verifications proceed in Harrisburg.
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Jessie Blauvelt
Brie
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Yestarviage
Harrisburg
Cvo
Legion
Texas
Auto speedster posts 148 mile per hour record
Abe Jenkins of Utah and Babe Stapp set eight world speed records at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. Jenkins averaged 148.626 mph over a 48 hour run covering 7,134 miles, smashing the prior English record of 136.4 mph for 6,544 miles set by Capt. George Byston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bonneville
Salt Platts
Utah
Abe Jenkins
George Byston
England
Six injured in Erie auto crash on Sith street and Beverly Drive
An auto accident in Erie last night left six injured at Sith Street and Beverly Drive. George Lucas, 18, sustained head injuries and has been unconscious since the crash. Louis Zenko, 11, suffered a broken jaw and facial lacerations and remains in serious condition. Mr and Mrs John Gooney Jr of Erie were involved but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sith Street
Beverly Drive
Erie
George Lucas
Louis Zenko
John. Gooney, Jr
Crop Reports From 75,000 Farmers Describe Nationwide Forecasts
Washington dispatch details the Department of Agriculture method for estimating major farm crop outputs. A nationwide network of agricultural experts, statisticians, and 75 000 farmers supplies data. The bureau’s figures shape market trends and farmer fortunes through projected yields and normal-condition comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Jing
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Meetings in Erie County Rally Series Planned statewide
County leaders organize two meeting series to rally supporters across Erie County with planned events in Sprimsfield township Girard and the Second Ward. A dinner will be held at the Lawrence Motel Wesleyville tonight with state Senator Joseph R Ziegenheity state assemblyman John van Allsburg and other speakers. A Saturday gathering at McClellan's Corners School will feature Will Rose and Senator Ziezenheim among others. D A Hillstrom returned home from a business trip in New York City.
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Sprimsfield
Girard
Irie
Lawrence
Wesleyville High School
Joseph R. Ziegenheity
John van Allsburg
McClellan's Corners School
Will Rose
Congress
Ziesenheim
Roosevelt Tops 1932 Ratio in Maryland Poll
In Maryland's Sun papers presidential poll of 24 counties Roosevelt leads Landon by 31,412 votes with 61.81 percent of the total. The count shows Roosevelt 80,174 to Landon 48,762, a margin and share exceeding the 1932 totals.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
Baltimore
Rodveyail
Sunpapers
Alf M. Landon
Evening Sun
Independent Democrat
Landon
Jews to Observe Day of Atonement in City
Jewish merchants suspend business Saturday until 6 p m as Yom Kippur is observed from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown. Devout Jews abstain from food and drink for 24 hours, dedicating the period to prayer and meditation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign
Post
West Washington Street
Corry Water Company
Congress Street
Justin Butters
S. ©. Brooks
Elmer C. Carrier
American Legion
Worth Center Street
Lsted
William J. Hirt
Priday
Donald Williams
Guy M. Hurbert
Oscar Scott
Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Nelson Williams
R.D
Williams
North Center Street
An M. Landon
Minneapolis
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
County Court House
Townsend Organization
Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd
Townsend National Recovery Plan, Inc
W. J. Howe
Karns, Transportation Company of
Putlie Service Commission
T. Karns Sons Company
State Highway Department
Townsend Club
Grand Theatre
W. H. Garnett
Spring Creek
U. 8
Route 62
Limestone Township
Warren County
Johnson& Son
Mansfeld
Col. F. B. Ebbert
M. E. Church
Mile Ave
U. S
Erie County
Dinaner
Hotel Lawrence
Ham
D. A. Hillstrom
New York City
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
Veterans’ Day
FBI
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