Corry News Roundup From 1924 Highlights Local Events
Norma Jane Purcell injured after being struck near home in Buffalo. Board of Education cornerstone ceremony at junior high on Wright street. Public Safety chief to press for better street lighting with Corry Electric Light Company. Fourth Ward suffers another night without lights. I O O F carried out a large encampment with three degrees granted to 25 candidates. A Corry newborn, Joan Led by LaRue Haslins. Corry track team defeats Oil City and Franklin in interscholastic meet, 83 to 46 and 36 respectively. Corry Stove League begins fundraising to support the 1924 baseball team with a goal of one thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Corry City Electric Light Company
Fourth Ward
LaRue Haslins
Corry
Joe Ray
Sheen
Oil City
Venango County
Franklin
Corry Stove League
Pain Across Species A Primer From Medical Society
The article outlines pain as an early and universal sensation that signals danger and can harm organs if prolonged. It distinguishes two types: superficial pain with pricking itching sensations and deep diffuse pain with aching qualities often causing nausea and rest.
Senate backs ending wage controls for many workers
A Senate committee urged dropping federal wage limits for singles up to 150 dollars a month and 200 dollars for married workers, proposing the War Labor Board loosen the Little Steel formula. It urged stronger price controls and inflation checks, noting many white collar and low income earners hover near subsistence. The hearings highlighted clerks teachers and pensioners as hard hit by rising costs amid a new natural gas pipeline plan for northern Pennsylvania and western New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
War Labor Board
Little Steel
WLB
Office of Price Administration
Y. M. C. A. Saturday Schedule Changes
The notice lists revised morning activities for tomorrow at the Y M C A and nearby locations. It shows times for boys and girls basketball sessions and a 11:15 movie at the Episcopal church basement. It mentions outdoor activities as weather improves and notes attendees from Washington school and nearby buildings may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sy
Episcopal Church
Washington School
A.m
Concord
Miss Ellen S Eaton Dies Suddenly at 67 in Corry
Miss Ellen S Eaton 67 died suddenly at home of her niece Mrs Stanley H Wichels last evening at eleven. Born January 28 1877 in Tompkinsville PA she lived in Corry twenty years serving as president of Corry and was a Christian Missionary Church member. Survived by sister Mrs W H Coole Warren brother Fr Eaton Galeton PA and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 00 PM Bracken Keating Funeral Home Rev Wilmer Heffer officiating.
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Ellen S. Eaton
Ellen
Eaton
Stanley H. Wichels
Tompkinsville
Galaton
Corry
Christian Missionary Church
W. H. Coole
Warren
Galeton
Blonday
Wilmer Heffer
Choosing a President and Congress in a Constitutional Debate
The piece defends constitutional checks and balances and urges strong Congress as safeguard. It critiques using words to undermine Congress and calls for nonpartisan wartime tax plans. It argues a president should be judged by record and temperament, not hopeful mystique.
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Congress
Legislative
Executive Branch
U. S Supreme Court
Executive
Gov. X
Buchanan
Lie
Arthur
Mirscle
New York Harbor Skipper Must Know His Business
A veteran harbor skipper with decades of experience notes that a captain should know his trade. The sea bass commonly inhabits the Atlantic coast from Massachusetts to Florida, illustrating regional marine knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Atlantic Coast
Massachusetts
Florida
Quiz on Classified Page Answers
Questions cover topics from mail rates to geography and history. Items include domestic air mail rate, a phrase ending in poke, Columbus era trade, Senator Elmer Thomas, Suez Canal, L B Barrow ring name, Shakespearean reference, egg nutrition, Earth's axis ends called poles, and Finland's historic union with Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
Red Sea
Mediterranean
L. Barrow
Finland
Sweden
Quiet Bear Lake Primary with Republican lean
bear lake april 28 report notes a very quiet election with a light vote and a Republican majority. local residents Phoebe Phillips Bernard Whiteley and Roy Whiteley mentioned along with Mrs Berry and Mrs Le da St John visiting Jamestown. family updates include Mrs Ross Evans confined to bed and Freddie Perkins at home. Ralph Perkins plans to enter the service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Phoebe Phillips
Bernard Whiteley
Cony
Whiteley
Roy
Berry
Freddie Perkins
Roy Per
Eins
Ralph Perkins
Eugene Perkins
Evie
Natural Gas Co License Details From Federal Power Commission
Certificates authorize Hope Natural Gas Co and New York State Natural Gas Corp subsidiaries of Copsoli dated Natural Gas Co by the Federal Power Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Natural Gas Co
New York State Natural Gas Corp
Copsoli
Federal Power Commission
PPC
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Norma Jane
Joe Purcell
Buffalo
E. ©. Barnes
Board of Education
Dumior High School
Wright Street
Ural i
Mr. Brown
Joan
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York
Imac
Atantic
Gast South St
Dial
Uss
Parmaik Elestie
Allan R
Morton
Ashville, New York
Coleg
Diamond Ring
Heiman
Home Owned
Home Operated
Halupa CT
TADEH
Forever Reich Store
Brooder
Pyrex Coleman
Ty Bing
Thomas Motor Co
Wilcox Grocery Oero
East Main Sheet
Crisco
Maxwell House Coffee
Taylor's Sweet Potatoes
Bel
Warren Co
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