Twenty years ago tragedy in Spring Greel wrestling match
Victor Hanes aged 18 collapsed and died during a friendly wrestling bout. The death was attributed to an acute digestion attack. Nearby, Frank Laurie and Frank Babbitt planned travel to Atlantic City to represent Corry at the National Chamber of Commerce session. The region faced crop damage from a cold wave sweeping the district, with temperatures dipping to 28.Community notes include J P Langdon staying with his mother, Hazel Morrell visiting Warren, and a new son born to Mr and Mrs Pratt Seamans.
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Victor Hanes
Spring Greel
Frank Laurie
Prank Babbitt
Corry
National Chamber of Commence
Atlantic City
Daily Quiz Questions for Classified Page
A reader quiz lists ten questions about measurements motion states racing horses and historical names. It asks which state reads in, if a thrown object in vacuum rises or falls at same time, and who was sired from death by Powhatan. The item directs to the Classified Page for answers and includes misprinted phrases and archaic spellings.
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Stiallet
Rosa Bonheur
Goolirige
Clergy and Laity Honored by Pope Pius XII in Erie
Ten clergy and laity in the Erie diocese were honored by Pope Pius XII. Bishop John Mark Gindon announced that Rev. Joseph J. Wehrle and Rev. Dr. C. Raymond McQuillen were elevated to monsignor. Four others, including Rev. John Herbel and Rev. Severin Niedbinski, received right reverend status. Prothonotary apostolic was conferred on Rev. David F. Hickey, with Charley J. English receiving the Order of St. Gregory the Great. Medals went to Mrs. Bertha Winter Mahoney and Frances Maher Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
John H | Herbel
Severin B. Niedbinski
Erie
Thomas B. Dewiey
Franklin
Miony H. Wiresbinski
Johnsonburg
David F. Hickey
Bradford
Charley J. English
Order of St. Gregory the Great
Bertha Winter Mahoney
Erie Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Frances Maher Kane
Dr Josiah H Penniman Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 11 A heart ailment caused the death of Dr Josiah H Penniman 72 longtime provost of the University of Pennsylvania The educator known as a Whiophile and bachelor until his elopement 11 years ago collapsed last night while alone with his wife Mrs Frank O Walther of Pittsburgh Penniman born in Concord Massachusetts but spent most of his life in Philadelphia and surrounding scholastic circles
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Philadelphia
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Frank O. Walther
Pitsburgh
Perniman
I Conard
Mass
Philadelphia Grene
Guardsmen Hold Easter Services at Indiantown Gap
At Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania troops cut work early on April 1 to attend Good Friday services. Training stopped for church services with Catholics attending 1:45 to 1:83 and Protestants from 2 to ?, Jewish soldiers granted leave Friday noon to Sunday for Passover as preparations for Easter parade proceed.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Solaleys
Beisan
Mem Ue
Hak
Dour
Explaining America to Americans in a Turbulent Era
A fragmentary editorial urges Americans to deepen clear thinking about global threats and democracy. It argues the danger is not only arms or strikes but a failing public mindset, urges widespread civic education via print and radio, and notes positive signs like older workers returning to jobs and a renewed interest in practical learning such as kite construction for science education.
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America
Jess
Tone
Tess
Daily Dozen Warning On Electric Shock Risks
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania warns about the dangers of high voltage lines. It stresses that accidents stem from carelessness, damp conditions increase injury, and workers should be well insulated. Immediate artificial respiration is advised, but do not move the victim for an hour.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Global notes on death penalty and museums in the early era
The passage surveys abolition of the death sentence in 16 countries before World War II and mentions diverse places. It notes the Museum of Navajo ceremonial art in Santa Fe as unique, cites an Arla federal park addition with prehistoric ruins, and briefly mentions water buffalo habits and ancient capital punishment in Mosaic law. It ends with Iceland’s lack of fortifications and unemployment.
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Holland
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Rumania
Austria
Latavia
Githvanis
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Honduras
Uruguay
Denmark
Belgium
Finkend
Santa Fe
N. M
Mary Cabhot Wivelwright
Best and
Bank Condition Report for The National Bank of Corry 1911
National Bank of Corry in Corry Pennsylvania files a detailed condition report as of April 4, 1911. The balance sheet lists assets totaling 1,780,896.07 with cash, government obligations, stocks, and premises. Liabilities show deposits of 1,808,065.14 and borrowings minimal, with capital accounts including common stock of 125,000.00 and profits of 1,278.01. Notarized by cashier A. A. Depew on April 6, 1941 with directors A. Poster D. A. Hillstrom H. Keppel.
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National Bank OF Corry
Corry
Pennsylvania
Ccses Ss
Federal Reserve Bank
Pomechon Co
Cece Es Sven Bank
United States
Postal Savimbey i. Ps
Bovis
Teksts
Cly ‘Ounie
Dan A. Depew
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J. P. Langdon
The
Kane
Hazel Morrell
Warren
Pratt Seamans
Charles H English
St. Gregory
Tennyson
Sue
Social Security Board
Mi Tend
Son
Wright Broth
Fesches
Te Edison Electric
Puty Beeney
Electric Utilities
Tamous
Ouay
Freddie Eimers
Babs Wright
Chick Booth
Rainbow Gardenserie
Arla
Iceland
Gee Aceeress
Jean Field
Pana
Depew
Cashier
A. &. Poster
D. A. Hillstrom HH
Keppel
Lindsley's Pharmacy
Westinghouse Ives
Westinghouse
HOLT
N. Center
Bond Street
Helen
Tood
Igc
Florida
Uup
Monel Bull
Boulder Dam
Monel
Pennsyvania-Gas
Company
Fase
SAT Seart Data Center
St* Corr
Noth
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