Corry News Highlights Local Updates and Events
Local notes report Wayne D. Nichols taking charge at Studebaker Agency repairs. Newhouse Shoehouse opens floors, Easter services planned, and the Bureau of Air Commerce funds a $700 airplane project. Weather upbeat for Easter, heat rising. divorce filings, police caution to drivers on the peninsula, and upcoming community meetings noted.
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Wayne D. Nichols
Studebaker
Walter H. Merrick
Lgain
Mr. Nicols
Brudebaler
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
T. P. Wright
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Poverty Social Planned At Grange Hall
Plan poverty social Tuesday April 14 at Grange hall West Spring Creek for 4 H Girls Club. Attendees in good clothes may be tied for prize for nearest dressed in everyday clothes. Lunch boxes for two auctioned, 4 H club work explained, pledge by girls, mock wedding, piano contests by Walter Whaley. Local hospital news and rural electrification meeting noted.
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West Spring Creek
Grange Hall
Indy
Gerda Belden
Walter Whaley
Ruth Deming
Carry Hospital
Easter Egg Hunt Planned in City Park Saturday
C M Hengst YM G A supervisor announces a 1 30 pm Saturday Easter egg hunt in City Park for Ely and Vicin City children aged 4 to 9. Hundreds expected. prizes for top gatherer in a limited time. Separate mini hunts for ages 4 5 and 6 9. Merchants are lining up prizes. event has drawn crowds in past years.
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C.M. Hengst
G. A
Hero
Ely
Vicin
Hengst la
Michigan parks chief will not permit beer picnics despite auto crash
Five Michigan residents were injured near Ludlow when a car left a paved highway, overturned after hitting a hole, with victims including H Eilinger and Anita Hilinger taken to Community hospital. Director Gale Ross reaffirmed his decision against beer picnics, saying the park should serve all and especially children, amid a protest from the Central Labor Union.
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Michigan Party OF Five
Parks
AUTO
Kant
Michigan
Ludlow
H. ©. Eilinger
Coldwater
Mich
B. C. Eilinger
Anita Hilinger
Leon Kolwooth
Allegan
Bar Perry
Coopersville
Limberlost
Ellinger
Erus
Aor
Gale Ross
Glenwood
Central Labor Union
Council
Ross
October Popular Month Tops City Reading Reports
A report by Miss Marjorie Sullivan shows October as the city’s most read month over seven months, with 3 020 books issued in October across adult fiction junior fiction non fiction periodicals and reference readers. The data lists monthly totals for September through March and notes uncertainty about Erie county’s permanent registration bureau reopening after the primary election and unpaid clerks Way and Neilie Maytn.
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Marjorie Sullivan
Lbrarian
Soul Way
Neilie Mayt'n
Erie County
Permanent Registration Bureau
Way
Kaann Bven
Yellity
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