Corry Journal Reports Fire Loss and Regional News
Corry Evening Journal notes a $40,000 fire sweeping Union City business. Sherman board meets. local executive fined for reckless driving. coverage of Red Cross session in Washington and Tuskegee anniversary events. Reports on oil near Wiridle y Lake, gas shipments, and local travel to Union City for gas purchases. Includes motor vehicle license actions, church services, dances, radio highlights, and Cities Service Company earnings.
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Corry Evening Journal
Union City Business
Wiridley Lake
Hye Mot Beer Abbaineit
Commit
Union City
Cambridge Springs
Seld
Sherman News
Two Buildings Razed by Fire in Union City Sunday Morning
A Saturday night fire destroyed the Meneo and Grange structures in Union City, after two explosions in the billiard parlors. The Grange Hall and Dick Hardware were heavily damaged with losses expected to exceed 40 000 dollars. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the blaze for hours, aided by a strong water supply, with the wind limiting spread to nearby brick and concrete blocks.
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Meneo
Grange
Ibrier
Corry
Union City
Hames
Waterford
Wattsburg
Union City Department
Bremen
Tinton City
North Main Street
State Opera
Market Street
Claude Perry
Ralph Meneo
French Creek
Grange Hall
D. T. Dick
Joseph Palmer
B. E. Ollaway
Union City Post
The
American Legion
Ottaway
Grange Hall Association
Perry
D. T. Dick Hardware
Union City Gasage
Star
Home Circle
Grange Association
Ottaway Grocery
American Legion Post
Disinterested Appraisers Are Asked on Rates
Harrisburg April 15 The Senate investigating committee prepares its report on Gov. Pinchot charges against the Public Service Commission and utilities. The majority report favors further changes and possibly codifying laws including mandatory use of disinterested appraisers for rate valuations and refund of excess payments. A minority report to abolish or doubt the commission is anticipated.
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Harrisburg
Senate Investigating Committee
Senate
Gov. Pinchot
Public Service Commission
Lie State
Senate Judiciary General Committee
Public Service
Pinchot
James
General Assembly
Mind Vielock
Fond of Ceremony in Japanese Etiquette Traditions
The text notes Japanese appreciation for ceremony in etiquette and form including ceremonial tea and social gatherings. It mentions ceremonial greetings for departed spirits returning for a three day visit annually and a ceremonial farewell, reflecting annual customs and rituals.
Salve claims cure for piles with Hemroid remedy
Piles due to poor blood circulation are said to improve with internal treatment. Dr. Leonthardt’s Hemroid purportedly removes congestion and restores circulation to heal and strengthen affected parts. Keister's Drug Store guarantees relief or money back after one bottle.
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Leonhardt
Keister’s
Bird Box Show At Hotel Corry This Evening
The first annual Corry Rotary Y M C A bird box show will be held tonight at the Hotel Corry. Boys and girls, along with parents, are invited to attend the mass gathering featuring a talk on wildlife by Prof. M. Blanden, a film on Spring Fever and Vandalism, and displays of bird boxes built by students. Prizes will be awarded for the best boxes, with judges announcing the winners at the meeting.
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Corry
Harry Spicer
Associated Gas and Electric Company
M. C
Trelock
Death Claims Uncle of President Hoover
Major Laban J. Miles aged 87, Indian agent and uncle of President Hoover, died suddenly at his home yesterday in Pawauska. The president once lived at Miles' home after his father's death, and Miles was a brother of the president's mother.
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Amiten Press
Pawauska
Oka
Apr
Laban J. Miles
Hoover
Man Who Resisted Hold Up Wounded in Gas Station Robbery
James Rhinehart, 87, of Bigler, was wounded in both arms by four bandits who robbed his gasoline station of 160 dollars. He reached for a revolver kept under the counter and was shot. the left arm bone was shattered. Robbers fled in a car toward Bellefonte.
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Cleahminld
James Rhinehart
Bigler
Rhinehart
Bellefonte
Government Answers Rossiter Case Motion
Government answers in the Rossiter case motion filed in Pittsburgh. The petition sought to compel U S Attorney Louis Graham to justify why Judge J P Rossiter and J M Schilling should not testify about a Wells Peterson conversation preceding a substitution trial. The government denied pressing evidence and alleged unfair conduct toward Rossiter. three other witnesses were requested for a new trial hearing.
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Pritsburgh
Stanley Wallashioulu
S. Y. Rossitter
United States
Louis ©. Graham
J. P. Rossiter
J. M. Schilling
Wells
William Peterson
Coast Guard
Eyrerson
Iy Wells
Brie
Rogalter
Loward Rossiter
Rossiter
Joseph
Doviovan
Ler Beals
Joseph Warner
Pittsburgh
Chautauqua Judge Prendergast Dies at 53
Special County Judge James H. Prendergast died suddenly in his office in Westfield on Sunday afternoon. He was stricken with a heart attack while writing a letter to his son at Culver Military Academy. He was 53. His father John H. Prendergast died last Thursday and was buried at Chautauque. Neighbors heard him call for help as he collapsed. doctors could not revive him after 15 minutes of effort.
Aged Scottdale Priest Passes Away
The Very Rev. M. A. Lambing aged 83 and eight years pastor of St. John's Roman Catholic Church in Scottdale Pa died early today from pneumonia. Born in Armstrong county he was ordained June 10 1876 in St. Paul's cathedral Pittsburgh. Survived by two sisters Mrs T F McCann Greensburg and Sister Sidephonse of St John's convent.
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United Press
Scottdale
M. A. Lambing
St. John’s
Lambing
Armstrong County
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Pittsburgh
T. F. McCann
Greensburg
Sldephonse
St. John's Convent
Wheeler Bill in House Allocates Local Road Funds
Harrisburg report notes Wheeler bill allocates 27 million for highway construction and 6.5 million for township roads, with 2.5 million for township rewards and 1.1 million plus 2 million for license fees and third class cities road work. The plan aims to advance administration program goals without harming existing township expenditures.
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Ube
House
Harrisburg
Phas
Philadelphia
Third Lass
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