Corry Civic League Organized At Enthusiastic Meeting
Yesterday afternoon at four o clock the first meeting of the Corry Civic Improvement League was held in the High School Auditorium. Mrs G O King acted as temporary chair and Miss Mayme Spiesman was elected secretary treasurer with four vice presidents from each ward. The plan localizes work by ward with each ward leader aided by helpers to keep streets and private property clean, with membership aiming for ten percent growth in two weeks to fund the league.
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Bradford Alarmed by Forest Fires
Bradford faces growing danger from spread of wildfires as drought persists. Railroad watchmen on duty through the night guard Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh lines to warn residents and halt small blazes. Fires raged at Nizua and Mount Aire while Bradford mobilizes city services and local volunteers to prevent damage as dense smoke hangs over the area.
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City League Meeting Set For Tuesday Night
The Chamber of Commerce secretary announces a meeting for the formation of a new city baseball league to be held Tuesday at eight o'clock in the organization rooms. Notices will go to shop organizations and clubs showing intent to form four teams. Representatives from Kurte Brass Bed Company Raymond Mfr Company and the Municipal Club will attend along with other delegations to perfect an organization. Preliminary work on arranging a school program will also be discussed.
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New City Baseball' League
Mie Teague
Kurte Brass Bed Company
Raymond Mfr.Company
Municipal Club
Hancing
Wien
Independents Defeat High School Team At Fair Grounds
Yesterday afternoon at the fair grounds the Independents beat the high school boys by 17 to 12. For the high school team HI and Howard played. Edwards Cowles and Beatt led the Independents. The series of games remains interesting and a good attendance is seen each afternoon. The third game of the series is set for Monday evening.
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Fairgrounds
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Cowles
Beatt
Mine Disaster Toll Grows In Finleyville
Five more bodies recovered from the Finleyville mine bringing total recovered to ninety three with ten identified today. Forty three unidentified dead remain at large, and immediate interment is planned as a day of funerals at Fluteyville with over thirty services scheduled for tomorrow morning and afternoon.
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Fluteyvile
Millionaire Charles C. Glover Arrested Over Attack on Congressman Sims
United Press reports Charles C. Glover, a Washington businessman, was arrested by federal officers and ordered to face trial in the House for assaulting Congressman Sims of Tennessee in the Capitol. A House committee, appointed by the Speaker, recommended the arrest and trial. no trial date set. The incident dominates Capitol discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Charles C. Glover
Sims
Capitol
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Onser
Roads West of Town Still Poor Says Local Citizens
Four local physicians and other motorists report the road west of town from West Washington Street to the county line is in terrible condition. Deep ruts and guilling have damaged vehicles and raised fears of accidents. Farmers and motorists contemplate an official protest unless repairs are promptly made by the road authority. Cattle shipments were received from Journey City to Frank Porque, indicating ongoing local concerns.
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Washington Street
Farmora
Wells Fargo Attike
Jorney City
Frank Porque
Subcommittee Visits Corry Hospital Impresses Guests
A Pennsylvania Appropriations Committee subcommittee touring from Erie spent over an hour at Corry Hospital. Led by Chairman North, the group assessed facilities and care, praising the hospital’s location and work and suggesting a potential ten percent funding increase beyond two years ago. They departed by train for Polk after a brief city tour.
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Erie
Corry Hospital
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Puntsutawney
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DuBois
George Sussaman
Reading
Dr. Steedie
Pittsburg
W. D. Walton
New Castle
Whitman
Titusville
Urle
Measra Loveland
Canby
Hospital
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Corry
Pennay
Polk
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