Reservoir Repairs Begin At Cook's Hill Plant
Corry Water Supply Company starts work on the Cook's Hill reservoir in the Fourth ward with a drained basin and repairs to north and south leaks. After cleaning, the tank will receive a Trus-Con finish. Emergency water service is provided. Extensions planned on South Street and Marion Street with new mains and street work to follow.
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Hi Corry Water Supply Company
Cook's Hill
Fourth Ward
Foulr Inch Inc
South Street
All and
Concord
South Streat
Alno
Marion Street
Seventh Streat
Seniors Are Home Again From Washington Trip
A large group of seniors returned this morning from a trip to Washington aboard train nine, two hours late after a brief stop in Harrisburg. Notable returnees include Bosworth Hammond Schaub Cady Knowlton Love Love land Manges McCray McCullough Mulderick Naylor Whittleway Hat tie Love and Mins Mallard. Mrs Strong also arrived. many relatives greeted them at the depot and a few members remain in Philadelphia and Washington for the evening.
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Washington
How
Bosworth
Hammond
Schaub
Misses Cady
Knowlton
Love
Loveland
Manges
McCray
McCullough
Mulderick
Naylor
Whittleway
Hattie Love
Mins Mallard
Strong
Harrisburg
Toston
Chile
Jo Lyons
Valeda Clough
Lucile Murray
Scott and
Wall
Philadelphis
Orville Bt
Peter and
Charlen Hwar
Pope Continues Recovery at Vatican
Rome April 1 United Press reports no bulletin issued this morning as doctors say the Pope is convalescing. For five days he has held his own with no fever return though a lingering bronchial issue on the left side remains troublesome.
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United Press
Rome
Vatican
City Councils to Open Bids This Evening
City councils will open bids tonight for the new South Street payment and for city lining contracts for the coming year. Several local firms and possibly out of town bidders are expected. The meeting will also consider bids for city matting, a major item with several potential competitors. If bids are submitted, protests and discussions may follow before contracts are let, and a delegation may be sent to Harrisburg for a Senate hearing on the Clark bill.
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New South Street
Monaver
Harrisburg
Senate
New Plan Means Well for Roads
Township supervisors unveil a new road care plan aimed at motorists. Farmers along designated road segments will maintain 2 to 3 miles each season, paid fifteen dollars per mile, with duties including stone removal and dragging after storms. Several farmers between Corry and Findley Lake already report progress and promise better results.
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Tily
Ronda
Corry
Thore
Findley Lake
Hays
Farm Home of James Phillis Destroyed by Fire
About nine miles east of East Branch the home of James Phillis was burned to the ground. Mrs. Phillis was alone when the blaze started near a chimney. Neighbors gathered quickly as the roof and upper floors were consumed despite a bucket brigade. The house was a well regarded local farmstead and the smoke showed heavy damage. The home was partially insured.
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James Phillis
East Branch
Mra
Phillis
Shea
Phitlis
O F Observes Anniversary by Lodge Members
More than a hundred members of Jonathan Lodge 1 0 O F gathered at Norlin Center street headquarters and marched to the Methodist Church. The ninety four anniversary of the order in America was marked as lodges nationwide attended special services. Rev Tor Ett O Shaw delivered a sermon with fitting remarks, James H Wright sang a solo, and the observance was impressive.
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Jonathan Lodge
Norlin Center Street
Methodist
Order
America
Torett O. Shaw
Shaw
Jamon H. Wright
Missing man steals clothing from West End boarding house
Mr Cassidy reports a man named George Victor, staying at a West Pleasant Avenue boarding house, disappeared during the night with about thirty five dollars of clothing and shoes and four dollars in cash. The fugitive, in the Upick yard, had been in the city months. Detectors chased him as railroad police watched for him.
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Mr. Cassidy
West End
West Pleasant Alveht
Upick Yard
George Victor
Hum
Corry Boys Fall Narrowly At Warren Four to Three
Corry, led by an early two base hit from Hopkins, matched Warren 3 to 3 through six innings but couldn’t close out in the waning frames. Warren pushed a fourth run across in the seventh as pitching dominated and costly errors were avoided, giving Warren a 4 3 victory in a hard fought baseball game at Warren.
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Corry
Warren
Hopkins
Helier
Gloss
Tmi
Woven Men
Moony
Mix-up at Second Ward Place Ends With Fine
Saturday evening a disorderly conduct warrant led to the arrest of Benevik at the O Connor home near Washington street ball grounds. Gar Tell Leusink faced a hear ing before Alderman Porter. Benevik was fined and costs with payment suspended and warned to stay away from the premises. The disturbance drew considerable local attention.
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O'Conner
Washington Street
Gar- Tell Leusink
Benevik
Officar Jamed Stevens
Alty
Pernos
Porter
Mius Jolla O'Connor
Bonainic
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