Easter Services Draw Crowds Across Corr County Churches
Corry's Easter observance drew large throngs as churches overflowed with services and cantatas celebrating the Resurrection. Special programs included the cantata Death and Life and the victory Divine offering, with choirs from First Presbyterian, First Methodist, and First Baptist performing to aid the community in a festive, reflective observance.
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Conry
Witich
Hell
St.Thomes
St. Elizabeth's Catholic
Corry
Terns Long Flight Record May Be Set
A historic travel tale notes a tern banded on July 23 near Labrador was later found on a Natal beach. The bird’s remarkable journey from Labrador to Natal highlights record-setting avian migration observations from 1028.
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Labrador
Natal
Wes
Neal
Ray Chain Stores sale action eyed today
A voluntary bankruptcy filing was made against Ray Chain Stores Inc of Newark New Jersey by Willie Harts on behalf of parties including Devs Underwear Co and Bio Corp. A proposed 45 dollar offer for Vigil Units at Ray Chain was postponed to April by the state court while equity receivers consider asset moves to UCIL and related locations in Jersey City Dover and surrounding area.
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Partier Inforiation
Newark
N.t
Ray Chain Stores Inc
Ant Airwares
Newey
Principa
Broadway
Agaist
Tt Ray Chain Stores, Inc
Willie Harts
Harry House
Devs Underwear Co
Stat
Ant Jomsant Bio Corp
Ray Caan Tives
Equity
Cout
John Millan
Walter Gang
William J. Casey
Btil
Alotier Gamp
Unr
Dis
Uke
UCIL
Juckean Avenue
Jerseyily
Blackswell
Sussex Streets
Dover
N. J
Man in Green Hat Geis 18 Months Term
George L. Cassidy known as The Man in the Green Hat must serve an 18 month prison term imposed last fall for transporting liquor. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled today. Cassidy gained nationwide attention for articles alleging liquor dealings of members of Congress. he was arrested October 31, 1920, on the steps of the Senate office building, appealing from the District Supreme Court decision.
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United Prose
Hingson
G. George L. Cassidy
Man
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Cassidy
Congress
Senate
District Supreme Court
Bandits Rob Philadelphia Club For 500 Dollars
United Press reports masked bandits entered the St. Thomas Catholic Club in Philadelphia last night. About 100 men were lined up and searched as two guns were shown. The robbers fled in automobiles after taking 500 dollars.
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United Press
Philadelphia
St. Thomas Catholic Club
Heailit
Did You Know Illus Box by RS Scott and Hall of Fame notes
Fragmented text describes Did You Know Illustated Question Box by RS Scott, mentions Glio topics, John Walcot, a stock monoplane, and costs of about 7510 with extras. Mentions Hall of Fame nominations and lists several names tied to 1920 era, with building details on University Heights in New York City.
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RS Scott
Wien
Wal
Whitman
Danive AL MacNeth Whistler
Mbithi Fontaine Maury
Jadns
Monroe
University
New York City
French Creek News Notes Apr 4
Mrs. John Gibbons helps at Elmer Hitchcock home in Mina as he is seriously ill. Naomi Welden of Titusville visits her brother and wife Bert and Mrs. Welden. Patchen family and Ruth consult Dr. Hickman about Ruth’s eye trouble. Mrs. Losey recovering from illness to visit Stig. Marian Conners stays with her father. Ortis Bemis injures ankle but improving. Nina More moving to new Hubbard property at Cutting. Carl Bayle to move into More’s house. Benn Neckers party plans two week trip to Washington New York Albany and more. Neil Stalman and son visit from Erie. Ian Anderson home from Lansing for Easter. Marion Alday at Hope College returns for Easter with family. Ellen Redding sale on state line road draws crowd. Redding to rent farm and move to Cutting soon.
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French Creek
John Gibbons
Elmer Hitchcock
Mina
Hitchcock
Naomi Welden
Titusville
Bert Welden
Hmmelt Patchen
Ruth
Jamestown
Uestay
Hickman
Losey
More
Wheelie
Texides
Benn Neckers
Rolley
Washington, D. C
New Yorkity
Albany
N. C
Oke
Neil Stalman
Erie
Corry Grange Holds Regular Meeting With Attendees
Corry Grange held its regular meeting Saturday afternoon with good attendance. Plans were made to shift future meetings to evenings in summer and fall. At the next gathering on April 18, several candidates will be initiated in the third and fourth degrees. Refreshments will be served. An Easter program and egg tinting followed the business hour.
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Corry Grange
No Wonder Lovely Women Like It No Wonder
Ad copy touts No Wonder Beautiful Women using a French process face powder called Minuo Glo. It claims long wear, pore minimization, smooth natural blend with any complexion, youthful bloom, and no irritation or dry finish. Keister's Drug Store carries the product.
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Keister
Actiig
Funeral Services for Mrs Marion Root
Private funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mrs Marion Féberts Root who died Saturday in Warren Pennsylvania after a lingering illness. The former Corry resident, 70, returned to Corry five years ago and had been in Warren recently. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery. Surviving are two sisters and three brothers including Mrs Tena R Molring Los Angeles and Mrs Eva McElroy of Corry plus George H Roberts James Roberts and Charles Roberts.
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Marion Féberts Root
Warren
Alexander and Company
G. Stanley Weat
Emmanuel Epicopal Church
Pine Grove
Root
Corry
Relief plane forced back by bad weather
Major Roy S. Geiger, flying a Navy relief plane from Hampton Roads at 9:15 a.m. today with a cargo of antitoxins for Managua, was forced to turn back due to bad weather conditions, the Navy Department reported.
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United Press
Washington
Roy S. Geiger
Hampton Roads
Managua
Navy Department
Fire destroys Plaza theatre in Brownsville business district
Brownsville Pa April 6 Fire leveled the Plaza theatre building in the heart of the business district causing about 100000 dollars in damages. Firemen battled the blaze for three hours before bringing it under control. The three story brick structure housed the theatre.
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United Press
Brownsville
Plaza Theatre
Nine
Former Jamestown mayor dies after gas soaked clothes fire
Jamestown April 6 former mayor Lars A Larson who led the city council from 1905 to 1918 died at age 73 after his gas soaked clothes ignited at his home on Enicowood Lakefront. He had suffered seven weeks of illness with diphtheria and was semi conscious for most of that time. Surviving family includes wife Amanda Bridkson Larson and children Emily, Robert W W Larson, two brothers and two grandsons. A flag was flown at half mast in his memory. Earlier Stephen Tokar 1202 West Seventeenth street was fatally burned at Patchen Gasoline Service station Harborcreek while tending a pump. his clothing ignited from a spark and a bystander helped extinguish the flames.
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Jamestown
Lars A. Larson
Dig
Lake Front
Enicowood
Amanda Bridkson Larson
Emily Larson Carlsson
Erland Carlsson
The
Hunt Road
Robert WW. Larson
Schenectady Plan
General Electric Company
Gust Larson
Carl Larson
E+ land
Robert Carlsson
Laurel Igvert Carlsson
Larson
Amiel A. Carlaun
Ree
Stephen Tokar
West Seventeenth Street
Harborcreek
Rasperry Street
Tokar
Witneses
Tov
Jolney Knoll's Inn
John Matthews
Death in Empire State Building Mystery
Police list as probable first suicide in the new Empire State Building. An unidentified Italian man about 45 years old leaped from the 21st floor after falling 4preat feet to his death. No witnesses to the plunge were found.
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New York
Empire State Building
Noor
Douglas fir mainstay namesake linked to Pacific coast
The text notes Scotsman Che Vseudotsnga dovelasit as the namesake of a fir closely related to the firs and commonly called his fir. It mentions The Sentel bot anish David Douglas as a linked figure who visited the Pacific coast in the early Nineteenth century.
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Che
Botanish
David Douglas
Pacific
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Michael Burke
Leyrtre
St. Joseph
Mow
Adolphe E. Roome, Jr
Los Angeles
Roome
Zoust
Green
Geis
Bandits
PHILA
John Walcot
Hall of Fame
U.S
Central Prats Association
Arctics
de Angective
Chic
M.chic
Spirit of
French Creek News
Marion Root
Ersonal Finance
Beneficial Loan Society
South Center ST
Orry, PA
Rose
Spark
Nuxferrone
Downey's Drug Store
STAR
Majestic
Root’s Furniture Store
Union City, PA
Corry, PA
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