Final Debate Tops Northwestern High School League
Frankin and Oil City high schools reach the final in the Northwestern High School Debating League sponsored by Allegheny College to be held at Meadville High Friday at 1 p m Guests from Titusville Corry Meadville and Cochran will attend The winning team receives a silver cup and three consecutive wins keep the trophy permanently.
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Joes High School
Northwestern High School
Allegheny College
Meadville
Franklin
Oil City
Titusville
Corry
Cochranton
Cochran Hall
Gold and silver in India and world finance reform
An editorial argues India’s gold standard shift and global gold silver balance influence monetary policy and trade. It links Britain’s exit from the gold standard, India’s rupee value, and rising gold demand to broader fiscal reform and international action. It also critiques government spending and tax policy, blaming citizens for rising costs and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Rere
Mndia
New York
Courier
Aulaire
Thdia
Great Britain
Corry Voting Notice On Daylight Saving Proposal
A fragmentary 1982 city notice in Corry requests registration for a daylight saving proposition. It directs ballots be returned to Corry Credit Exchange at 10 South Center Street and mentions signed submissions amid unclear text.
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Mmy
City of
Corry
The
Corry Credit Exchange
South Center Street
Eighth Grade Examinations At Columbus
Columbus April 25 The Men’s Community Club meets Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Cold. April meeting of Columbus P T A at the Dean School building Thursday April 28 Officers for the coming year to be elected and a good speaker and musical selections planned The eighth grade examinations begin Tuesday April 26 Commencement exercises for those passing to be held at close of grade schools in May Boy Scout Troop 19 hiked and ate supper at Cottage Park Thursday with Prof Bartoo as guest The Hie Club practiced baseball and played the Russell Pa team Friday afternoon Miss Myron Schramting entertained her classmates Friday evening Allene Hillburg returned to Cleveland Sunday to resume work at Western Reserve Hospital after visiting parents Mrs Charles Farnham ill for weeks Mr Hillsburg recovering slowly and Mr and Mrs D A Wickwire recovering from illness Charles Barnes at Dr Irwin's hospital in Corey to return home soon Roads being improved by grading and smoothing Farmers plowing gardens Merle Jordan and wife moved from Corry to Hall house east of village For Sale Few tons good early cut timothy day James Colegrove Corry R D 1 Breage
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Columbus
Frank Cold
Columbus P. T. A
Dean School
Cottage Park
Bartoo
Hie Club
Russell
Swimners
Myron Schramting
Misa Allene Hillburg
Cleveland
Western Reserve Hospital
Miss Hillburg
Charles Farnham
Hollywood Film Shop Overview of Studio Work and Stars
Hollywood reporter George E Helmer details the daily labor behind a film and notes Lillian Bond as a rising star. He describes rehearsals set changes and long shoots on the Fox and RKO lots, with mention of Sunrise Trail and SunRise Trail production activity and a lone on set extra among cowpuncher scenes.
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George E. Helmer
United Press
Hollywood
G.day
RKO
Keeny
Ridera
Sunrise Trail
Wayne township church first in history
Inquiries ask about the earliest Wayne township church, ranking of Mincis in U 5 population, date of the Battle of Bunker Bul, stage hosting presidents, and the Municipal Building erection, plus who declared federal Union must be preserved. turn to page 7 for complete details.
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Wayne Township
Bunker Bul
Voting in the District Delegates to National Conventions
United Press reports on how District of Columbia residents vote in primaries for delegates to the national conventions. Republicans use a multi step process with registration at headquarters and 49 precincts to name two delegates. Democrats elect six delegates by direct ballot across 22 precincts.
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District of Columbia
Betty Wald Dies from Pneumonia at Eight
Betty Wald daughter of Henry Wald died this morning at 80 o clock at the home of her great grandmother Mrs Vibettle Hewitt 102 East South street She had suffered with scarlet fever and pneumonia and would have been eight years old July 2 She was in the second grade at Concord School A private funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 20 pm at the late home Reverend GB Morgat officiating Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Batty Wald
Henry' Wald
Concord
GB. Morgat
Pine Grove
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A late April 1912 column recalls Dan Machan of the Erle horsemen arranging for a big string to visit the focal trade. J. Rosch is hospitalized in Ridgway with serious appendicitis. Fitch-Seheub of Cotry nay shines in Edwardsville baseball with a five singles game noted. Harry and John Swann spend a day fishing at Spring Creek. Mrs Blvene: Curtis Hard returns from Evanston and resumes her art class. Arbor Day sees two rooms planting trees on school grounds. S. H. Cognwell and William Crane of Erie visit the city. The Gutenberg Bible, dated August 15, 1450, is described as a 1,282-page Latin folio with 47 copies known, 11 in tinted sites.
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Fitch-Seheub
Cotry
Edwardsvile
Harry
John Swann
Spring Creek
Warren Jewelry Store Burglary Sparks Investigated
Thieves broke a window to enter Kirberger Jewelry in Warren and stole five watches from the repair board. Police note the break occurred between 3:30 and 5:00 a.m. Monday. The window damage suggests amateurs, with the glass large beveled plate. Recovery of value is limited to the watches.
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Warren
Kirberger
Ellen Shirley
Philathea class meeting and program notes
The Philathea class of the Baptist Church met at Mrs. Tracy Whitehead’s East Pleasant Street home with 27 members. President Mrs. B. B. Thomas led the business portion planning a Mothers Day program. An invited program featured Bible questions, a millinery contest, and readings by Mae Howard and Grace Smith. A philatelic newspaper was arranged and a salad lunch was served by the hostess with several members attending as guests.
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The
Baptist
Ghureh
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
B. B. Thomas
Whitehead
George Thomas
Mae Howard
Grace Smith
Philothes
B. C Heminway
C. S. Monroe
Wasten ‘Thomas
Washington, D
Slase
Man Dead From Heater Fumes In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on April 26 Harry Berkman a 32 year old man died from gas fumes released by a basement heater. An elderly couple Samuel Gulande 62 and his wife Rachael 54 narrowly escaped a similar fate when Mrs Gulande woke weak and called for help. They were taken to Passavant hospital. Berkman occupied a first floor apartment and was found near an open book as gas filled the home. Neighbors alerted a telephone operator and police.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry Berkman
Samuel Gulande
Rachael
Passavant Hospital
Masonic Dancing Party Friday Night at Temple
The Masonic Temple hosts a Friday evening dancing party under the Local Fraternity Entertainment Committee. Seppel Tiffany’s Orchestra provides music from 9:30 to 1:30 with intermission at 1:30, and refreshments will be served as the winter party series concludes. Duane Bracken travels today to Warren on business.
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Tay
Issueu
Masonic Temple
Masonic Entertainment Committee
Seppel Tiffany's Orchestra
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Daylight
Suuress
P.T. A
Timothy Day
James Colegrove
R. D
Breage
Hollywood Film Shop
Lillian Bond
Cheral
Vivienne Ware
Fox Studio
Lillian
Earl Carrol
Mandel
Schwab
Nan” ST
Washington
Herbert Crosby
Army
Congress of
Bing Crosby
Bing’ Crosby
Betty Wold
Dan Machan
Erle Horsemen
J. Rosch
Ridgway Hospital
Washington Street
S.H. Cognwell
William Crane
Erie
Warren Store
Enna Jetsicl
Fostern
Doer Wiz
Associated NY
Beagarionnis
Newhouse
Center St
Corry, Pa
Duane Bracken
WEILL
Ersonal Finance CO
Beneficial Loan Socialy
South Center
Loang Maca
Strect
Navy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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