Corry Grange Holds All Day Session and Grange recruitment
Corry Grange enjoyed a profitable regular session on Saturday. Visitors from Sparta Grange attended and the editor of the Corry Journal was a guest. The day featured degrees for four candidates and the purchase committee bought and distributed grain seed to members at cost. The meeting emphasized agricultural topics and featured numerous quotations. The next meeting will discuss plans for The Little Minister and a film at the AmuseU. Recruiting for Company A, 16th Regiment, National Guard of Pa, continued with about 15 new enlistees in the last two weeks. organizers seek socially high standing youths for military and moral development.
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Harrisburg considers wage bills amid strong opposition
The Woman with Child Labor bills and the Minum Wage bill face stern resistance from manufacturers and some labor groups in Harrisburg this week. Critics argue the measures would injure workers, drive labor to other states, and threaten widows and children. Separate notes cover a constitutional equal suffrage amendment and direct election of Senators, ratified state by state, plus a major forestry exposition in Philadelphia highlighting education and forestry topics with exhibits from Pennsylvania institutions.
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Tickets Selling Fast for Mammoth Cave Lecture at Church
Tickets are selling quickly for tonight’s Mammoth Cave lecture at M. H. Church. The event includes entertainment and starts at 8 p.m. A few bargain seats remain as locals flock to the cultural program.
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Manley Resigns from School Board to Head Northern Texas Gas
Mr. Manley tendered his resignation from the Board of Education citing his new role as superintendent of the Northern Texas Gas Company. He will base operations in Denison and oversee sixteen towns, requiring extensive travel. His departure removes a capable member who contributed much to the board’s duties.
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French Auto Bandits Executed in Paris Morning
Paris reports the execution of three gang members Soudy Calerin and Monier from Bonot's auto band dispersed terrorizing the city for months. Public crowd opposing executions grew. soldiers moved to control the mob, and arrests followed.
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Perkins Hurt On Motorcycle Yesterday
Sunday morning about seven o'clock on West Main street Ralph Perkins riding a friend's motorcycle lost braking control. The machine skidded and threw him to the pavement injuring his chin with a bad gash while the cycle suffered a broken pedal and other damage as onlookers watched.
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Bemus Jackmen Married Sunday in Columbir
Amos Bemus and Mian Jessié Jackman wed Sunday at the Methodist parsonage in Columbir. Both reside in Wayne township. Reverend Woodin performed the ceremony, uniting the couple in a small-town rite.
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Heeter Returns to Pittsburg Schools Office
United Press reports Pittsburg superintendent Heeter returns to duty in his office this morning and resumes charge of the Pittsburg schools after a three week absence due to leave of absence following charges against Jim. The board will quietly investigate remaining charges after his acquittal last week.
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