Little Interest In Primary Election Fades In Corry Senator Race
In Corry and statewide, voter interest is low ahead of next Tuesday’s primary. Incumbent Senator Miles M. Kitts seeks Republican renomination against William McClelland of Erie. The scene centers on the Senate contest as party delegates and anti Smith factions allege weak mobilization, with McCormick forces backing a Baker-type nominee and Mellon or Fisher eyed for delegation leadership.
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Corry
Senate
Miles M. Kitts
William McClelland
Erie
Kitts
Harrisburg
Republican
Alfred F. Smith
New York
Vance McCormick
McCormick
Newton D. Baker
W. J. Mellon
Andrew W Mellon
Treasury
Coolidge
Kansas City
Mellon
John S. Fisher
School Board Dinner Guests of Ministers
Members of the Based of Haucation Dewey and principals Howard Sheen and Harold Walte will attend a 6 o'clock dinner tonight hosted by the Corry Ministerial Association. Rev. Roth will welcome guests and a short social will precede a prayer session.
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J Sepezingeaint RS. Dewey
Unsarey
Howard Sheen
Harold Walte
Board of Educador
Theit
Jens
High Kebbel
White General
New Officers Installed at Lady Wranilin Rebekah Lodge
New officers were installed at the Lady Wranilin Rebekah Lodge in impressive ceremonies led by Noble Grand Mrs Grady Smith. They included Vive Grand Mrs Ruth Failing, Conductress Mrs Alta Orn, Chaplain Mrs Hulda Wood, and others. Social hour followed with a substantial meal for guests from Corry Lodge Erie Union City and North East as delegates discuss presidential ballots.
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Came Yens
Wice
Lady Wranilin Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Grady Smith
Vive Grand
Ruth Failing
Tila Dyckes
Alta Orn
Hulda Wood
Inex Johnson
Nina
Eunice Dedeang
Anni Gallagher
Y. G
Dorothy Whiteley
V.G
Hazel Sample
Outside Guardian
Sheppard
Inside Guardian
MELL0GLO A Beauty Cream Ad From Ames Co
An old ad fragment promotes MELLOGLO beauty cream by Ames & Co claiming a more attractive face after use. The copy stresses a smooth spread and lasting shine and mentions a French origin image.
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F Ames & Co
Adyuiti
Shoe Repair Shop Bought by Michael Itzwa in Butler
Michael Itzwa, from his Butler shop, buys the shoe repair and shining business of his father, Frank P. Litz, on South Center Street. Litz takes over the business this week and plans to expand repair and hat cleaning. The elder Litz recently leased North Center Street property owned by Cluf Wellejus and has not revealed future plans.
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Michael Itzwa
Butler
Prank P. Litz
South Center Street
Mr. Litz
North Center Street
Cluf Wellejus
Berlow
Erin to Extend Great Welcome in Dublin News
Dublin awaits as James Fitzmautive known as Fitz, Ireland’s most popular flyer, returns from the United States. The Irish Free State air service features him in plans for a national hero reception amid ongoing discussions with Dublin authorities over the grand celebration.
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Dublin
James “Fitz” Fitzmautive
Ireland
United States
Irish Free Siate Air Service
Bremen
New Dublin
Frosts Cause Record Highway Damage in Pennsylvania
W A Vanduser assistant chief engineer reports last winter caused more frost damage to Pennsylvania roads than any similar period since 1920. He notes damage is worse than neighboring states and credits the lack of snow for the greater cracking and warping. He warns that long mild winters with lighter snowfalls reduce damage, while heavy snows accelerate road deterioration.
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Pennsylvania
Here
Erie
W. A. Vanduser
State
Vandauser
Vinduser
Banker and Son Are Sentenced in Gallipolis
James C. McManis, 61, former president of the West Union National Bank, and his son Lowell B. McManis, 29, former cashier, were indicted for violating national banking laws. The elder McManis received a one year term in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, while the son was sentenced to six months in the county jail.
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Gallipolis
James C. McManis
The
West Union
O., National Bank
Lowell B. McManis
McManis
Federal
Atlanta
Fliers Plans Unclear Amid Transatlantic Flight Tactics
The article sketches undecided flier plans as a group departs from New York toward Montreal with Edward and Fred Motchoir, facing concerns about spare parts and possible damage. It notes a German girl’s hesitation, Junkers crew, and expected leaders Major Fitzmaurice and Baron von Huenefeld, who aim to reach Quebec City after Clarke City.
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Page
Edward
Fred Motchoir
Montreal
New York
Murnty Bay
Greenly Island
Miss Junkers
Fitzmaurice
Clarke City
Fitzmaurlice
Frantein Junkers
Quebec City
Baron von Huenefeld
1 Koehl
Union City Woman Minnie Brown Dies After Illness
Mrs Minnie Brown, 37, wife of Melvin Brown of Union City, died at Corry Hospital at 8 10 PM after being admitted for treatment. She had been seriously ill. Survived by husband and seven children. Body sent to Union City home for burial.
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Ars
Minnie Brown
Melvin Brown
Union City
Corry Hospital
Delaware Republicans name nine Uninstructed delegates
In Dover on April 18 Delaware Republicans elected nine Uninstructed delegates to the National Republican Convention. The report indicates Herbert Hoover is expected to receive the majority of the delegation with Frank Lowden as the second choice.
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United Press
Dover
Del
Delaware
Herbert Hoover
Lowden
Funeral of Jas Harwood in Columbus
Funeral services in memory of James H. Harwood were held in Columbus on a Rey-Gay afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the home of Neyon rank Harwood. Rev Li Je Sightney officiated with Mrs Wiginney and Mrs Swanson singing Nearer My God to Thee and Face to Face. Interment was in West Lawn cemetery Columbus with bearers Arthur Harwood William Harwood David Nash and E Nash. Relatives attended from Steadman Jamestown Hele Wattsburg Warren and Corry.
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James H. Harwood
Rey- Gay
Neyon
Rank Harwood
Li Je Sightney
Coltorbus
Wiginney
Swanson
But Hill
West Lawn
Columbus
Arthur Harwood
William Harwood
David Nash
E. Nash
Steadman
Jamestown
Hele
Rummage Sale on Sound Basis by Woman's Club
A rummage sale hosted by the Woman's Club is planned for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday April 26 27 and 28 at the Realty Building. The event promises a varied collection of useful articles and bargains, with committee contact for donations and previews.
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John Wiggers
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Erin
Oil City Trust Companiee A
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Hoover
Jas. Harwood
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penn Public Service Corporation