P T A Units Resume Activities for Year
P T A units at four city schools opened meetings to outline the new school year's work. Junior Elementary held an early session with committees formed and a student membership drive planned, plus student performances. Other associations at Fairview Washington Concord reported appointed chairmen, regular meeting dates, program segments, budgets, and new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Rickers
Stuart Houghton
Fairview
Yead
Leon Brown
Katherine Neylon
Mix Helen Fordyer
William Rieck
Bruce ‘Thomas
Hest Dimick
Charles Hubertz
Brice ‘Thomas
Vincent Anderson
Society
Washington School
Fhd
Elmer Westley
George L. Patterson
Mary Hopkins
Haenel
Hopkins
Helen John
Reynolds
Wood
Carter
Drace
Henton
Phillips
Griffiths
Groscutt
Guy Brown
Marion Street
Mothers’ Chorus
Austin Dempsey
Robbins
Concord Association
World Calendar Reform Gains European Attention
Miss Elizabeth Achelis, head of the World Calendar Reform Association, visits Vienna and travels through London, Copenhagen, Berlin, Athens, Istanbul, Rome, Geneva, and Paris to drum up support for a perpetual 12 month calendar. The group opposes a 13 month plan and cites League of Nations reform efforts to stabilize dates and calendars.
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Vienna
Elizabeth Aghelis
New York
World Calendar Reform Association
Europe
Achelis
America
Acelis
London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Viena
Athens
Istanbul
Rome
Geneva
Paris
World Calendar Association
Miss Achelis
Convicted of Manslaughter in Nurse Fatal Accident
In Buffalo a jury found Robert W. Blazer 33 guilty of second degree manslaughter for the death of Ruby Train a Silver Creek nurse struck by Blazer’s car May 17. Train died thirteen hours after the collision. Blazer had fled the scene but was arrested two hours later. Witnesses said Blazer was sober while officers testified he was drunk.
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Buffalo
Robert W. Blazer
Salcamin
Ruby ‘Train
Silver Creek
Miss Train
Buffato
Blazer
Strong Again Heads Allegheny River Assn
Congress main Nathan L. Strong of Brookville was re elected president of the Allegheny River Improvement Association. The group was told the Allegheny River French Creek canal route to Erie would be resurveyed by the Army Engineers. Major W D Styer said the War Department ordered the survey to begin early next month.
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Ee Ee Franklin
Nathan L. Strong
Brookville
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Allegheny River
French Creek
Erie
W D. Styer
Pittsburg
United States Army Engineers
War Department
Styer
Stream-lined toys win favor of Santa Claus
Santa’s workshop at the North Pole previews a streamlined Christmas with realistic toys. Toy cars will have streamlined bodies and pneumatic tires. dolls gain human hair and eyes. some dolls will eat and drink. New adult games rise in popularity including Monopoly. backgammon makes a comeback. Fewer imported toys due to currency changes. domestic ornaments may cost more.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
Philadelphia
Santa Claus
North Pole
Japan
Harlem
United States
925 000 Damage Suit Aftermath of Murder
Mrs Mat lida Yesolewich of Fulton Run Indiana county files in federal court a $25 000 damage suit for the alleged murder of her husband Walter Yesolewich on May 27. The suit names Mike Lowshin as defendant and claims the shooting was without cause other than the aggressor's rage and temper. The action is brought for the widow and five children the youngest ten years old.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Matlida Yesolewich
Fulton Run
Indiana County
Mike Lowshin
Walter Yesolewich
Corry Relief Fund Committee Clarifies Its Past Role
The Corry Relief Fund Committee explains it no longer enforces local rules or provides direct aid as state relief takes over. It notes past abuses and urges adherence to state plans, stressing that aid now depends on state approval and work eligibility, with ongoing meetings to monitor conditions.
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Gerry, Relief Fund Committee
Ste: Corry
Arthur Colegrove
Corry Evening Journal
Cory, Pa
Corry
Relief Fund Committee
State Relief Organization
Guffey Speaks at Warren Democratic Meeting
A large Warren Court House audience heard Democratic candidates outline state and national office bids. Pittsburgh’s Joseph Guffey led the delegation, with Chester Rhowes, D. Drigeoll, Geral McGill, and Clye W. Hitler also in attendance. meeting led by Dr. B. Briggs, county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clye W. Hitler
Shefield
Warren County
Dr. B. Briggs
Union City Man Slugged and Robbed by Two Thugs
Vern Smith, Union City restaurant proprietor, was assaulted after closing Tuesday night. He was struck from behind, knocked unconscious, and robbed of between fifteen and twenty dollars before the assailants fled. Chief Magee said arrests are expected though evidence is scant. several suspects were questioned and released with alibis.
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Union City
Olige
Furs Uiut
Vern Smit
Hc Cal
Sith
Ami
Smith
Hiva
E&capest
Ghlef Magee
Shoemaker Still Hotel Manager Preserve Amid Changes
The Vybe Journal reports confusion over whether Shoemaker remains manager of the hotel. New information confirms Mr. Shoemaker will keep the post while Mr. Rafter was not chosen for the Corry Hotel job and will not relocate.
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Vybe
Touay Karnea
Corry
Lee Shoemaker
Uufel
Shoemaker
Rafter
Didyer Ist
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Tt. Barth
Jamestown
Strong
Corry Rolie Funid
Member
Federal Reserve System
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Naan Susan
Guffey
Warren Meet
Vern Smith
Catagel
Eita Kest Ee
Condra Pharmacy
Jorr
Celene
By Paul Robinson
Montemanta
T—Automobiles
Sais
Building and Contracting
West Washington Street
E2rle
Stevens
Columbus
Muller
Rare Journal
Daisy Squire
North East
Paselice
Warl Messinger
E.W. Wood
R. D
Curtis, Deweler
South Center Street
West
Wayne Street
Congress Street
Weu
Bob Keppel
East Main Street
J. E. Patterson
Fast Street
Pione
North Center Street
North Center
Phos
Onstentell Double House
Post
P. C. Box
Toynalip
BE. Dodd
Tex Collestir
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