City Council Divided on Daylight Saving Time
Corry council split over advancing clocks for daylight saving in summer 1933. Mayor England reported business and residents largely favoring the change, while several councilmen noted farm and business opposition. A majority check was requested, with a May meeting likely to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Covell
England
Wil-Liams
Linesman
Muthersvle
Nichols
Englund
Womgn
Mae
Cowell
Ice Jam Breaks Upstream Move Near Buffalo
An ice jam that froze the Niagara River channel below Buffalo for about ten days eased on April 18. Grand Island residents, about 4 000 people, faced isolation as fog and weather disrupted ferry service. Smaller boats traveled to the island to carry supplies while risk remained if the jam shifted suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumalu
Niagari
Buffalo
Grand Island
Cary
Coroner’s Jury Finds Erie Child Slain
The infant, 14 months old, daughter of Mir and Mes Russell Smith Brie, was murdered. Coroner’s Jury reports the infant found dead in a room on the second story of the home on April 4. Deputy Coroner Cherles Lean notes the child had broken arms and severe head and facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terte
Aves
Wenener
Yawt
Difant
Mir
Mes Uussell Smith
Brie
Cherles Lean
Sparta Students Win Class Honors in 1923 Graduates List
Principal A Risheberger announced the honor roll for Spartansburg High School graduating class of 1923. Ruth Rexford is valedictorian and Silas Still is salutatorian. Lois Burlingame and Marjory Pfeiffer received fourth and honors. Margaret Provins earned a fourth or similar distinction. Funeral services noted for Ruhorl Tragg. many local families hosted guests and attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rexford
Sparta
Silas
Robert Tracy
Spartansburg
Prank Bellew
Mildred
Charles Leaveh
Centervile
Rhex Seaps
Vera Morris
Myrna Hyde
Centerville
Tie
Morris Jackson
Minnie
Myers
Jher
Verna Mac Hyde
George Noonan
Meadville
Jackson Tome
A. Risheberger
Silas Still
Wish Bjats
Josie Still
Mes
Still
Hind
Lois Burlingame
Willis Burlingame
Maljory Pfeiffer
Walter | Pfeffer
van der Waclen Mills
Lo Luville Blakeslee
Corry
Fine Grove
Baptist
Gordon Clark
Bobbie
William. Sandiure
Billy
Tat] Wilters
Yonneville
Charles Penoyer
Raymund Giller
Helen
Cason Puller
Rud
Lepra Stranakan
Pittsburgh
I N
Basser
Somnes
Lyle Shanahan
Fermie Maria
Mss
Lette Bryant
Allegheny College
D. ¥. Kinney
Jam
Pownville
Vincent Riley
Mary Riley
Wollett
Virginia Ripe
Priday
Slippery ‘Rock
Carl Rice
Arrentisville
Bator
Ray ‘Schreckengost
Tounis Schreckengost
Etta
Robert
Jamestown Adopts Daylight Saving Time by One Vote
The Jamestown City Council approved a daylight saving shift from 2 a m to 2 a m on September 17 by one vote. Supporters said alignment with larger nearby cities and improved leisure time justify the change, while opponents warned of confusion and questioned benefits for workers and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Unis
Howard
Jamestuns
New York State
Neighbar
Inquilies
Pennsylvania
Holyrod
Belton
Paul Revere Ride Legend Reexamined 158 Years On
United Press reports new details reexamining Paul Revere's midnight ride and the warning chain. It cites ballard connected to Old Province House and Lie Sons of Liberty as sources, noting disputed points about signals from the Old North Church and timing of the ride.
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United Press Boson
Paul Revere
Horseman Herald
Longfellow
Revere
Lexington and Concord
Charlestown
Old North Church
John Ballard
Old Province House
Gover
Goverdi
Ballard
Tim
Whettpy
Old Novt Church
Paris Styles in April Fashion Observations by Mary Knight
Paris fashion notes describe a Nd and white crepe outfit with a matching hat and a trend toward Clown hats and crochet styles. Designers Bruyere Molyneus and Schiaparelli influence include dotted silk pique collars and rope belts with coats worn over blouses to showcase color schemes and materials.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Longchamp
Jenny
Foblard
Avenue Foch
Schiaparelli
Teroz
Bruyere
Molyneus
Former Corry Resident Dies in Newtonville Massachusetts
Announcement from April 16 reports the death of Lewis Benedict Kent of Newtonville Mass after a three week illness. Born October 1861 in Corry to Archyacht Kent and Hairly Keeler Kent, he lived in Jamestown and Harvard class of 1807. Survived by widow Provence Hawkins two sons Holmes Kent and Lewis Kent Jr and daughter Emily Kent. He worked twenty five years with the New England Telephone Company in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatorday
New York
New England
Boston
Leiwis Benedict Ixent
Newtonville
Mass
Ken Q
Lewis Kenb
Corry
Archiyacht FL Kent
Hairly Keeler Kent
Second Avenue
West Church Street
Jamestown
N.Y
Harvard
New England Telephone Company
Provence A. Hawkins
Bustulo
Holgay H. Kent
Huard
Lewis R. Tent
Emily A
For Rent Listings Include House, Yard and Utilities
A set of rental notices lists options around East Main and West Main streets. Properties include a half double with garden and garage, eight month tent house with modern conveniences, and a small one room house near Center Street. Contact details reference Mrs Bertram and Mrs Mabel Darnon with phone numbers provided.
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G. A. Stentiitt
North Center Street
West
Washington Street
Mildred Houges
Bertram
Gian Mont
Main Street
Mabel Darnon
Centor St
Wilte
Center Street
Spring Street
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Ice Jam
Niagara
Erie
Name Sparta
Ferme
Glena Morris
Watts Wints
Moris
Dennie Lapus
Niege
Lynn Ransom
Morris
H. J. Loons
Pnneumene. Jr
Topi
Horton Burfingame
Concord Corners
Richard Webb
Johnsonbure
W. B. Scot
Prank Jones
Orla Cox
Philadelphia
Os Cuesia
Attius Cox
Red Oak
Maxie Still
Rex
Hd.whitney
Beaverdam
Helen Tuttle
Woiday Top
SohnsobUung
Ley
Ana
Cobry
Buster
Roy
Anthony Kologn
Tibisville Hospital
Vic M. B
Fesic Sayre
Minulé Myers
Sparia Agn
Utivo
Lailie Lewis
New Castle
Vince Webtes
Teo
GC. Cktus
Callick
Bryeral Yiliue
United Press Staff
Heey
Uncle Tom" Gunter
Benton County
Stanley
Pettermans Garage
Tough
Lucie Trey
Ysl
Whoa
Girdar
Ent
Etta Keit
di Ey
Quer
Ger
Docyar
By Raul Robinson
McKsy
Will Lake
Rhosuvele
Retherford
Aiearlo Yew Poultry Farm
Leo A
Tickn
Ashville
M, Wickwire
Tohimbus
CN. L Son
Corry RD
Medinn — Dpartmenta
O. A. Stennett
Gowler
East Mains
Secon Avenue
Mary Murray
Park St
O. EB. Deans
Patterson
South Center Street
R.st
Nocth Center St. Phobe
Birt Ward
Concord Street
Fury
Erle
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