Winter rains clouded by a rally at Grand Theatre
A City Hall brief notes a Democratic booster rally at the Grand Theatre at 4 PM, a city council meeting, and a marriage license issued to Grover J. Congdon and Marlan C Hare of Union City. Schools reopen after winter recess. a cruelty-to-animals case against Walden Donelson of Columbus is continued. Community updates include registration turnout, a vehicle collision with no injuries, Roosevelt’s address to be broadcast, Harold Lloyd’s birthday, a damaged convoy truck, business plans for a tea room in Youngsville, and police notification about a bereaved driver. Public schools return, no more vacations until June. seven new houses planned in Emporium with FHA aid. rail service plans and the 1937 state farm show approach. two feet of snow on this date in 36 years.
Democrats to Open Primary Rally in Grand Theatre
Corry gears up for the April 28 primary with a large Democratic rally at the Grand Theatre building at 8 p.m. Samuel L. Gilson, state senate hopeful, and Norbert J. Fitzgerald of the Workmen's Compensation Board headline with Owen M. Burns and Alvin W. Beach among speakers. Music by Jimmy Lonergan to energize party members across Wayne and Concord townships.
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Samuel L. Gilson
Norbert J. Fitngerald
Workmen's Compensation Boar
Democrate
Grand Theatre
Corry
Clu
Wayne
Concord
Owen M. Burns
Imown
Brie
Burns
Alvin W. Beach
Union City
State Assembly
Hid
My. Beach
Thomas Garrity
Committee
Erie
Jimmy Lonengan
Morton Downey
Lonergan
Republican Party
Corry Group Attends TR HY Conference
Corry girl and C M Hengst attended a TRiME conference at Meadville Saturday. Attendees from this city include Mary Castor, Mary Hinman, Mary Roelofs and Mary Gilson. The seventh annual Northwest District younger boys conference will be held this Saturday at the Oil Club.M.C.A. A good sized attendance is expected. contact Mr Hengst or J D Watson to plan attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wour Corry
C. M. Hengst
Meadville
Mary Castor
Mary Hinman
Mary Roelofs
Mary Gilson
Northwest District
Oil Club
M.C.A
Mr. Hengst
J. D. Watson
Two Olean Men Killed in Separate Auto Crashes
Leo Wesley fifty of 801 Bell Street died after being struck by a car driven by John Edward Olden of 522 Second Avenue in front of 442 North Union Street. Wesley died at Olean General Hospital from skull fracture and internal injuries. Amieon Kinnaird twenty seven of 420 North Ninth Street died Saturday when a car in which he was a passenger collided with a telegraph pole on Wayne Street near the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wesley
Bell Stro Amieon
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Protest Against 1986 School Tax Increase in Corry
A letter from L. T. Berliner of New York City protests the proposed 1986 school tax increase in Corry. He argues other communities cut taxes, cites high local expenses, vacant property values, and the cost of a vocational school, urging taxpayers to resist higher levies and suggesting borough status could reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
L. T. Berliner
New York City
Corry
City of
A. D. Golegrove
Kane
Mosquito Invasion forecast for eastern states this summer
Dr Alfred Weed, entomologist, warns eastern residents face the most severe mosquito invasion in thirty years due to abundant surface water and swampy depressions. He says populations may triple last year, heightening malaria risks and prompting heavy use of sprays to keep homes habitable.
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New York
Mississippi River
Alfred Weed
Tysutulion
Weed
United States
Hawa’ian Islands
Bucknell Plans Folk Lore Festival Circa Bucknell
Bucknell announces regional folk festivals in the next two months ahead of the Pennsylvania Folklore Festival at Bucknell from July 30 to August 2. More than 50 historians and folklorists from across the state, led by Col Henry W Shoemaker of McBhattan, attended a luncheon meeting to unveil regional plans. Dr Bas sam Robbing, financial secretary of Bethany Hospital, returned to Ek Falls Kan and preached the same sermon in the same church delivered 50 years earlier.
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Lewisburg
Philadelphia
Altoona
Wilkes-Barre
Pittsburgh
Atlentown
Pennsylvania
Bucky
Henry W. Shoemaker
McBihattan
Kansas City
Kan
Bassam Robbing
Bethany Hospital
Ek Falls
Golden-Lax Tablets and Sancura Ointment Ad Caption
An old advertisement promises laxative relief with Golden-Lax Tablets and Sancura Ointment for bowel regulation and soothing of painful, itching areas. It urges relief from distress and advertises prices 250 and 350 in drug stores.
Columbus Youth Shot in Gun Accident
Ernest Burik, 18, son of Nicholas Burik of Route one east of Columbus, is hospitalized at Corry with a gunshot wound to the left leg. He was cleaning a .25 caliber automatic when it discharged while he sat in a chair, the bullet entering above the knee and exiting below it. He arrived at Gary hospital at 6:20 p.m. in good condition and spent a comfortable night. doctors do not expect serious complications. The Burik family is well known in the area.
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Ernest
Nicholas Burik
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Nndeft
Belew
Gary ‘Hospital
Smi
Baik
Mahan Sighted in Montana Ties to Tacoma Kidnapping
Notorious Northwest gang figure Millem Mahan, linked to the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, was reported seen in Montana after earlier sighting in Warren, Washington. A man matching his description entered a Warren drugstore requesting hair dye and fled before questioning, prompting police to investigate the alert.
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Millem Mahan
Northwest
Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Warren
Montana
Martin
Warren Drugy
Aulvices
Mahan
Social Work Meet at Erse Ends Saturday
About 800 visiting delegates from the Pennsylvania Conference on Social Work return to Ywell homes after Karl de Schweinitz of the State Emergency Relief Administration spoke at a luncheon in the Lawrence hotel. Sessions ran from Thursday afternoon, addressing many social problems and the group called the meetings highly successful.
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ORIG
Pentesylvania Conference On Social Work
Ywell
Karl de Schweinitz
State Emergency Relief Administration
Lawrence Hotel
Gunstocks Shipped From Grants Pass to Marseilles
Fragmentary report notes shipments from Grants Pass Oregon to Marseilles involving gunstocks and burls of myrtle wool. Text mentions a 15 ton load and a largest burl weighing 4.200 units with unclear context. Source language is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Grants Pass
Marseilles
Young Republicans Meet in Erie County Dinner
A Corry area event draws many Young Republican members to a Thursday dinner meeting at the Piener Hotel in Erie publican territory. Invitations are being sent to advance respondents. attendees will hear brief talks on issues and candidates.
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Erie
Corryite
Corry
Ker
Bomab
Piener
Harry L. Schumachley
Winksell Nagie
Harry &. Schumacher Charman
Winifred Nagle
Otto C. Hiteleconk
Gerald P. O'Connor
Thusas ‘Doyle
Luis Morey
Toxeth A. Schmit
John Galbo
Mex
FP Sussel
Anthony Augustine
Frank Taffington
Harold M. Kleibe
Samuel Roberts
Carl Beddow
Milt. Erecky
Arthur Kuntz
Girard
Thelma Johnson
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Grover J. Congdon
Marlan ¢. Hare
Walden Donelson
Justice of the Peace
Richard Evans
Marph C. Benedict
George Stockton
First Avenue
Rank Kolsteo
Falconer
N. C
Wranklin Street
North Center Street
Roosevelt
Washington
WABC
WJZ
WOR
Harold Lloyd
W. E.triscuit
Route 6
Richard Irving
Brick House Tea Room
Youngsville
Gordon Davis
St. Johinsville
N. Y
Davis
Covington
American Legion Post
William N. McNair
Major Bowes
Federal Housing Administration
Emporium
Congressional
Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission
Harrisburg
J. Hansell French
Agricultur
7. I. Price
Grand Theatre Bldg
Eric
Powwow
Corry Group
Bucknell
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Cory, Pean'a
Erse
Ano Pat Oe
Edie
Yan
Yee
Corry Journal
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