Local notices mix with cinema and meetings in town
An evening calendar lists a Grand Theatre Young Democrats gathering and evenings at the Rex showing Wife Versus Secretary with Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, and Jean Harlow. Winter driving warnings and treacherous roads persist. veteran league and municipal meetings scheduled. banks loan deals noted. a Meadville housing mortgage approved. postal carrier annual meeting set for May 8 in Jamestown with regional attendance.
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Clarle Gable
Myrna Loy
Jean Harlow
Fium
Gable
Ghauauqua County Payal Letter Carriers’ Association
James
Jamestown
N. Y
New York State
Corry Elks Meet at Jamestown Sunday
Unemployment from March floods boosted Aid applications by 21 percent. Jamestown lodge No. 263 installed officers with about fifty visiting members and seventy Jamestown members present. G R Broadberry of Jamestown was installed as club officer amid the ceremony.
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Carry Range Board
Ells Altenriel
Karl de Schweinitx
Jamestown
Lodge
Ruyter
James
Hallinan
New York City
Cesty
Warren
Dunkirk
G. R. Broadberry
Jamestown Child Drowns at Findley Lake Tragedy
A Jamestown child named Betty Jane Lay drowned while near Findley Lake as she followed two dogs onto thin ice. Deputies recovered the body about ten hours after the accident, with searches continuing for hours. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lay of Jamestown, planned funeral services for Tuesday at Lake View Cemetery.
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Betty Pean
Betty Jane
Mra. L. D. Lay
Lafayette Sheet
Dametown
Shady Side
Findley
Len Peterson
Sheriff's Department
Mayville
Peterson
Louis Peterson
Morgan Whitney
Findley Lake
Ms. Lavante Slaughter
Maur
Sue
Lay
Jamestown
Lake View Cemetery
Easter vacation set for Corrymichaol students
Corrymichaol students will begin Easter holiday Friday morning April 11 with classes resuming Monday April 20. Teachers plan to spend the break at their homes. A Findley Lake trip yesterday ended when air rifle fire shattered a windshield near Wheelocle. the pellet hit a basket on the rear seat. The youths responsible received a severe reprimand from the driver. City residents report radio reception disturbances. Pennsylvania Electric wire repairs are underway. A collision at North Center and West Irving streets yesterday afternoon damaged both cars but left no injuries. Health Officer Jon D Wanigan says twenty communicable disease cases remain in the city, mostly chicken pox with some mumps and one pneumonia case. no new cases this past week.
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Corrymichaol
Findley Lake
Wheelocle
Jon D. Wanigan
Corry Music Groups Reach Scholastic Finals
Corry High School Glee Club Ensemble and Trio will represent Erie County in district elimination contests in Greenville. The trio meets at 10 00 Wednesday morning the ensemble at 9 00 Thursday and the Glee Club in the afternoon on Thursday at 8 00. Seven cars were promised for Greenville but four are lacking. those able to provide transportation and attend the all day contest should contact Principal Howard Sheen.
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Corry High School
Glee Clit
Erie County
Greenville
Ube
Howard ‘Sheen
Hrangport
Ty Greenville
Li Pel
Louch
Sheen
Spring Creeknews Letter Highlights Local Weekend Visits
Miss Mildred Henry of Erie spent the weekend at her father W J Henry's home. James Bernhardt returned to Pittsburgh after a short visit with his wife and family. Erie residents Wolf and Bimet Knott and Fred Rush of Oil City visited Abbott Dairies. A community card party sponsored by the PTA drew a large crowd with prizes for high and low scores. Out of town guests included Leon Cable of Bear Lake and Stuart Houghton among others. Various locals were noted for recent travels, visits, and home moves.
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Oreek
Mildred Henry
Erie
W. JL. Henry
James Bernhardt
Pittsburgh
Wolf
Bimet Knott
Fred Rush
Oil City
Aibbott Dairies
0. Z. Gohn
Corry Hospital
Tilliq Miller
Bingham
Leon Cable
Bear Lake
Stuart Houghton
Harold Cart
M. Loveland
C. W. Bracken
Hastings Jones
Ina Austin
Corry
Sue R
King of Corry
Webls
McKelvey
W. P. Sickler
Ashtabula
Clayton Damon
George Buettner
Carl Donaldson
Louis Kelsay
Sugar Grove
Dan Howell
Archie Hunt
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lon Bates
Helen Cummingham
Lawrence Park
Lena Jackson
Baith Burlin
Rudge Retains Verdict Favoring Brie City Brie
Judge James P. Barnett upheld a temporary injunction blocking a $100000 pavement bond purchase by the council, ruling the city acted in good faith for taxpayers. The suit, begun last year by Mrs. Casmira Zelazny of the Hire Improvement League, was dismissed. Finance Director Thomas Mehaney praised the verdict amid local civic and social notices including clubs, visits, and residents' activities across Corry.
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BRIE
James P. Barnet
Juniata County
Casmira Zelazny
John Zelazny
Hire Improvement League
Thomas Mehaney
Oil Administration
James P. Rossiter
John C. Dundon
Barnett
One More Cold Spell Needed to Boost Output
Maple producers in the Carter Hill district hope for one more cold spell to lift sap flow and push output toward last year's level. Reports say the 1925 harvest was below average, with snowstorms hindering access to trees and causing losses. Shipments to the East are seen in two weeks as buyers from New England and Brooklyn eye the syrup, with prices around 1.50 per gallon.
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Carter Hilt
Myelow
Unis
Sean Mga
Jas
Harry Burrows
McJonnial
Carter Hill
Burrows
New England
Brooklyn
Corry
Vermont
Near England
State police probe shooting of miners in Hazleton
State police were ordered into Hazleton by Gov. Earle to investigate charges that coal and iron police shot two independent miners during an attack on anthracite bootleggers. The notice ends with a garbled line offering furniture repair services from a local contact.
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United Press
Hazleton
Earle
Vegan
Coal and Iron
North East Man Killed In Roadside Incident
RIE April 6 report describes Gary Swink and Merle Babbit involved in a fatal crash east of Xarth Cuat while riding a wagon during a rain storm. Morley and a second occupant were injured. extent of injuries to Mrs Babbit and another passenger undetermined as they were en route to St. Vincent’s hospital.
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Gary Swink
Milhot Waanbit
Aditer
Merle Babbit
Morley
Ian
Babbit
Yan Culnok
St. Vincerit's
Hnaphul
St Ip
Fey
Aril
Palm Sunday Services at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday services at St Pauls Lutheran Church featured confirmation and baptismal rites in a beautified edifice. Confirmands included Donald Carlson Robert Christengen Betty Armitage Bar Kara Keppel and Ruth Nagel. baptisms granted to Ernest Simmonsen Marlon Swart and Mary Ori. The choir performed The Palms and Jerusalem with solo by John Fresio. A large crowd of parents and friends attended.
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Palm Sumlay
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran Church
Howers
Lie
Occaston
Donald Carlson
Robert Christengen
Betty Jane Armitage
Bar Kara Anh Keppel
Ruth Blaine Nagel
Ernest Simmonsen
Marlon Swart
Mary Ori
Fan
John Fresio
Jerusalem
Parker
Herbert Aldrich 82 Died This Morning
Herbert Aldrich aged 82 died this morning after a long illness. He was born in Amity Township and lived in the vicinity. Survived by brothers Willis J Aldrich of ignition Pennsylvania and Ira Aldrich of Manhattan. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:20 at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with interment in the Waltsburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Aldrich
John Ff. Schulsneeht
Corry A. D
Ling Hewlth
Aenegel Jo
Amity Township
Evel
Forty Million Dollar WPA Sewing Project Planned
Mrs Mary Murray announces a new project employing 32 women on a local WPA sewing program. The initiative, part of the Federal work program, aims to produce men’s and children’s garments and household items for relief and indigent families, with more than 20 million yards of fabric requisitioned. The project seeks sewing machines and donations to support operation, targeting a launch as soon as funds and equipment are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray
Erie
Ineteuetiona
Sowie Prageam
Waranty Roy Purloe
Laplitha
Leen Ahouneeil
Wes
Filmilres
Edeans W. Dines
Slate
Housenall Dry
Sponsers
WPA
Aise
Federal Surplus
Commodilice Corporation
Corry
Seeye Lodsy
Murray
Voting Riddle Explained HIAWATH4 Fas Th Villiline
Fragmentary OCR reads a puzzling note about voting habits and a man moving home. It mentions a last election and a shift to a mother sheet, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest political action and confusion but lack concrete facts to confirm a clear incident or outcome.
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William
Gnogery Operated 77 Years Toledo Grocery Under Family Control
The long running neighborhood grocery in Toledo is run by Johny and Willian Ball, sons of the previous owner, continuing 77 years of family operation under the same management after inheriting from their father.
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Gnogery
Toledo
Johny
Willian Ball
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