Spring Night at St Edward’s School and Local Reports
St Edward’s pupils enjoy ideal spring weather after recess while Corry Public School plans reopening on April 24. Olaf Wellejus returns with a forthcomingbakery announcement. A notable wreck gathers a crowd as crews clear debris. Conry Encampment I O C F holds a regular meeting. second degree to be conferred. Bernard Bennett to represent Corry High in Erie district music contest today. Bennett in flute division. Corry Public Library reports 19375 circulations in first quarter. Apt D A Hillstrom to attend Swedish Chamber meeting on Kungsholm voyage.
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St. Edward's School
Corry Public School
Bernard Bennett
Corry High
Erie Academy High
Schoo
Bennett
Corry
Board of Invention
Chapman Urges Election of P S C Members
The board shifted policy on school insurance approving a single carrier contract with Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co. for all school properties, aiming to cut costs by about 30 percent. Coverage changes reduce total insured value and contents while consolidating handling under Hillburg and the mutual company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
M. Hillburg
Ental Manufacturers' Mutual Mmsurance Company
Mutual Company
J2ll
Central Mutual
Nixola
Roberta Hayes
Wast
Pleasant Street
G. F Bennett
H. A. Curtis
Joan EB. Loye
Harding
Concord
Freakview
Washington
Livermore
Hitch
M. Hittburg
R. A
O. M. Hiro
Central Manufacturers’ Mutual Romany MT
Cess
Brown
Fhe
McRe
Asis
Pacific Fire Tpiniranre Company
Edward Allen
Bennett
Gantral Iutund Mressrs
Love
WBS
Local notices and events from Corry area headlines
Word from Franklin confirms Mrs. Lynch of Marion Street Corry has recovered enough to return home after injuries from an automobile accident. Erie County news covers a Sunday sports bill vote in Harrisburg, a Corry Rod and Gun Club fishing contest plans and entry details, and a call for property owners to clear gutters. Funeral of Wiles Nason noted. county warrants issued for taxes. stock trading slower in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lynch
Marion Street
Carry
Tien
Postmaster at Knox Washington Named in Clarion County
Acting postmaster appointed late yesterday in Pennsylvania's Clarion County. John Le Glover is named to the Knox Washington post office, with the nomination coming from Penns yanias Kins for the clerical assignment and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Washington
Inphadea
Penns Yanias Kins
Clarion County
John le Glover
New Lady Slipper Found Near Portage Wisconsin
Botany study reports discovery of a new Isidyslipper type near Portage Wisconsin by Dh and PB Andrews. Researchers say the flower was previously unknown and not catalogued before this observation.
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Portage
Wis
Here
Dh & PB
Andrews
Johnstown School Board Cuts Millage and Per Capita Tax
The Johnstown school board reduced the per capita tax to 2.40 dollars and cut the school tax millage from 16 to 13, the lowest in ten years. They also ordered a $20 cash payment to teachers against March salaries, money held in banks under conservators.
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United Press
Johnstown
Bord
Missionary Society Meets Annual Mite Box Opening
Mrs vy attenuew, conference president of the Woman s Missionary Society of the M E Church, will address local Missionary Societies at their annual mite box opening meeting in the M E Church parlors Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Mrs Carl F Hart, national mite box secretary, was to speak but is absent due to illness. After the meeting a tureen supper will be served at 5 o clock. all church ladies are invited for meeting and dinner. Meat and potatoes will be furnished by a committee.
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Vy. Attenuew
Woman's Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Carl F. Hart
New Castle
Erie Group at Meeting Here
The YPB met last evening at the Baptist Church parlors with thirty six members and friends. Richard Miller, president, led a program including group singing piano and violin solos readings and talks by Erie County YPB secretary Mrs. Medkley and deputation teams from Erie. A business session was followed by games and cocoa. Next meeting will be a tureen dinner with time and place to be announced.
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YPB
The
Baptist Church
Richard Miller
N. Merkley
Erie
Auld
Arthur Care
Carl Carruet
Ruth Moran
Eleanor Meckley
Medkley
Erie County
YP. B
Nfs
Marriage Announcement of Deanld Bensin and Majors Heath
The wedding of Deanld Bensin and Majors Heath occurred in Westheld on February Bth Friday evening. In honor of the marriage, about sixty relatives and friends attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ramonds, where the couple received many gifts and refreshments were served after games and visiting.
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Monical En
Deanld Bensin
Navid Benevils
Eardg
Majors Heath
N. H. Heath
Corry
R. D
Westheld
Bensink
William Ramonds
Old Time Pile Remedies Adverts
Pile remedy ad promotes several products including Golden-tas Tablets and San-Cura Ointment. Claims gentle thorough action to ease constipation and surface irritation while preventing stinging and itching with quick soothing effect. Appears in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
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Bre
School tax settlement talks prompt bond and collection action
The Board of Education moved to notify the bonding company about delinquent taxes after failing to obtain a 1941 report from Tax Collector Westley. G. H. Gordon urged settlement on disputed 1932 taxes, while Westley’s inaccessibility delayed response. Delinquent 1932 and prior school taxes totaled $91,947.54, with 1931 tax unpaid at $18,554.90. The board advised Gordon to pursue collection and asked to stay hands off unless drastic steps become necessary.
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Eocation
Jn Apollist
D. A. Hillstrom
F. E. Westley
Westley
G. H. Gordon
Gordon
Woman Fatally Hurt by Auto Near Thompson's Store
Chloe Clark of South Bradford died at Bradford Hospital at 11 40 after being struck by a car driven by L L Ackerlind of 34 Lorana Avenue. The accident occurred at 8 15 near Thompson's store as Mrs Clark crossed the highway after alighting from a bus. She suffered a compound fracture and shock and was unconscious when admitted.
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Bradpard
Chloe Clark
Bradford
L. L. Ackerlind
Lorana Avenue
Thompson's
Bradford Hospital
Hundreds of children join Easter egg hunt in city
Kiwanis Club and M C A plan Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon in the city park. Weather discouraged last year, but organizers hope for better conditions. All children under 12 invited to join the hunt beginning at 2 o'clock, with committees meeting earlier to finalize plans.
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Kiwanis Club
M. Oo. A
Sven
Lo Aterace
Indiana Co village swept by flames destroys block
An entire block of Stafford, a village 14 miles northeast of Indiana, Pa, was destroyed by a fire that began in a residence and spread quickly before a strong wind. Firemen from Clymer saved the mail as the post office, four dwellings, and a store were damaged. Water was drawn from a nearby creek to fight the blaze.
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United Po
Indiana
Stafford
Here
Clymer
Final Rites for G. R. Amy Held at Local Church
Funeral services for G R Amy were conducted by Rev George Os Morgan from the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at 2:30 PM after services at the home on Center Street. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were Melvin, Wayne, William, Charles, Merle, and Donald Amy. Out-of-town attendees included relatives from Meadville, Lakewood, Brown Hill, Townville, New Richmond, and Erie, among others.
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George Os, Morgan
Jae Keespolt
Corry
G. R. Amy
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Sith Center Street
Mies
Roy Mather
Ellis Harvey
Pine Grove
Eel
Melvin Amy
Wayne Amy
William Amy
Charles Amy
Merle Amy
Donald Amy
Maude ‘Alsdort
Parichiil
Curtis. Day
J. L. Wykoff
Meadville
Clarence Hunt
Guy Hunt
Ohn May
Lakewood
Filed Lenox
William Watson
Brown Hill
Alton Amy
Frank Amy
John Amy
Guy Amy
Townville
Pas
Leon Dean
New Richmond
A. A. Pisk
Edward Smith
Walter Dear
Cox
Union City
George Amy
City
Thomas
Lincolnville
Floyd Amy
J. E. Woodring
Erie
Mongrel Granted Another Reprieve in Pittsburgh
In Allegheny County a dog known as Sandy the mongrel received another reprieve from four death sentences for biting a constable and two children. Judge Samuel H. Muirimer released Sechan Priday pending appeal after Samuel L. Reed sentenced the dog. Reed had ordered the dog killed but the case was revived when the dog remained alive. The judge was not expected to return to Allegheny until May 15.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Brankchain
Sandy
Allegheny Bounty Criminal Court
Samuel H. Muirimer
Secan
Samuel L. Reed
Cambria County
Reed
Sechan Priday
Commissioners named from seven districts plan for public service
Harrisburg April 11. A bill proposed by Senator Chapman Warren would establish seven districts for public service commissioners with one appointee from each district. Elections would be held in 1924 and terms range from six to ten years, with governor naming initial appointees and Senate power to remove by two-thirds vote after gubernatorial action.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service
Chapman
Warren
Committee On
Judiciary General
Ps Ahany
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Pike
Susquéanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Montana
Columbia
Sullivan
Bradford
Lycoming
Tioga
Clinton
Potter
Cameron
McKean
Hedford
Fultons Huntingdon
Perry
Juniata
Mittin
Snyder
Union
Blair
Center
Clearfield
D—Washington
Greene
Payette
Westmoreland
Bompset
Cambria
Indiana
Armstraig
Jefferson
Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Clarion
Mercer
Venango
Buc
Forest
Erie
Crawford
Allegheny
Govenor
Senate
Salvation Army Week of Prayer Observed in S A
The Salvation Army marks a world week of prayer for Home and Foreign Work with self denial, began yesterday and continues through the week. This evening H Manley will present pictures from the Holy Land as part of the service at 7:30, open to the public. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors, friends, flowers, and support following the death of G R Amy, with family members named.
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Salvation Armies
H. . Manley
Holy Land
G. R. Amy
Fragmentary OCR News Note Reflects Amid Reordered Text
A partial OCR read mentions Leslie Pitts and Malachi Tong with notes about a premier and issues in Washington. The fragment references Pennsylvania and a pad, with unclear context and several garbled terms. Further readable facts are insufficient for precise events or entities.
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Olaf Wellejus
Conry
C. F
New York City
Swedish Chamber of Commerce
Kungsholm
C.M. Hillburg
Board
Joseph RB. Ziesenhein
Eris Enunty
State Senate
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Varios Seses
Cish
Root's Sport
West South Street
Ernest A. Williams
William H. Hay
Babitt
WWSW
Hay
Kaufman
Wiles R. Nason
Eyre
Aler
Erie Ectivity Mourn
Durem
New York Stock Exchange
AG Mivny
Phat Umber
Biste Health Department
Robert F. Brinren
of Milk Control
Oraers
Diz
M.E. Missionary Society
Ruth Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd
Florence
Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Napthalene
Keister
Mongrel
Public Service Commission
S.A
William G. Amy
Charles W. Amy
J. 8, Woodring
Cleveland
Murphy’s
Ane
Ste
E.E. Guignon
Conn
Brie
Mt Colle
Leslie
PITTS
Warnieme Malachi
Pennsylus
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