Corry Evening Journal Reports Union Street Construction Launch
The Corry Evening Journal notes the start of Union Street paving by McDermott Construction Co of Niles Ohio. The project shifts route plans and aims to complete Union Street and East Main Street resurfacing with state aid totaling about 475 000. Completion is expected within two years with broader improvements planned along the Spartansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott Construction Company
Niles
Ohio
Union Street
Union
Northwest
Church Street
Aii
Arly
Kiel Spring
McDermott Company
Thief Street
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
Warren County Line
East Main Vice
Center Street
Summer Street
Corry
Une Commonwealth
Columbus Avenue
East Min Street
Earl
Spartangburg Road
Erie County Line
Spartane
Burg
Outdoor Rally in City Park Draws Large Attendance
Sunday schools from seven city churches joined for a well attended outdoor service in City Park at 9 30 am with about eight hundred worshipers. The event featured a male quartet, praise by church superintendents, and potential follow up services this summer. Bishop Ward, guest at Emmanuel church, preached at the Methodist Episcopal church in the pastor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Ward
Emmanuel Church
Tmis
P. Wilkains
Presbyterian Simolay School
Joh Chamberlain Ward
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
J. H. Clemens
D. B
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank A. Wimer
Ohio Town Amid Devastating Fire Routs Business District
A fierce blaze swept Kenton Ohio destroying several businesses and historic sites. Fire departments from Kenton and five nearby cities fought the flames as Ury Goods Store, three restaurants, a cigar store, a gas office, and the Dickyn Opera House built in 1893 burned or were heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anicu
Klivton
Fie
Kenton
Cigne
Gas Company
Offica
Dick‘yn
IDNAP Plot Probed in Doctor's Accident
United Press reports investigators examine a suspected kidnapping plot as Dr. Paul Belknap, a young physician, is severely injured after his auto is driven onto a railroad track by a passing train. Surgeons say his prospects for recovery are good, though details of the event remain unclear. The incident occurred after his catapulted vehicle plunged down an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Death claims Mrs Clyde Cook in Carry residence
Mrs Lara Bell Cook, wife of Clyde Cook, died at 2 20 this afternoon at 125 Fourth avenue after a long illness. A long time resident of Carry born April 16 1872 in Armantons county she had lived in Carry 38 years and was active in First M E Smith Woodman Circle and Home Protection Lodge. Survived by husband and brother William Dirling of Clarendon Pa. Funeral arrangements were not completed this afternoon.
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Clyde Cook
Lara Bell Cook
Clyde Cool
Fourth Avenue
Cook
Armatrons County
Carry
M. E
Smirhh
Woodman Circle
Home Protection Lodge
William Dirling
Clarendon
Paine Not in Congress Yet Held Foreign Affairs Role
The notes clarify that Thomas Paine was never a member of the Continental Congress and served as secretary to the committee on foreign affairs. It contrasts his duties with other government positions, indicating his roles were administrative rather than congressional membership.
Former Corry Boy to Publish Paper in Chautauqua County
Rich, longtime sports writer for The Derrick, plans to publish the Mid-Chautauquan newspaper in Corry area Chautauqua County on Sunday evening. He and his wife have many friends who wish them success in this new venture.
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OU City
Derrick
Rich
Corry
Jef Tor
Food Shortage Faces Vets At Johnstown
Food scarcity hits veterans at Johnstown as Lae camp endures rationing and makeshift cooking. Mayor McCloskey borrows funds for bread and bacon while Red Cross aid is anticipated. Women and children get priority shelter as overpacked camps scramble for space and heat. A planned communist demonstration in Johnstown’s municipal park triggers police readiness.
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Waite
United Press
Napa
McCloskey
McGtoskey
Uensuger
Doale Carter
Red Cross
Twdeaj Park
Cmp
Gome
Army
Jotastown
Jone
Bear Lake man killed as car overturns near Panama
Raymond H. Cooper and Otto H. Boardman were involved in a single vehicle wreck on the Panhandle Highway south of Panama. Cooper died from skull fracture and injuries, while Boardman, 25, was injured but alive. The crash was discovered by Harold Bull and L A Horton who helped pull Boardman from under the car. Boardman could not explain the cause of the crash. Cooper was a Bear Lake resident and Odd Fellows member. funeral services will be held at Bear Lake Church with burial in Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Bear Lake
Jamestown Post
Raymond H. Cooper
Bear Lace
Boardman
Panama
Harold Bull
Clymer
Lucie
Harvey
Panami
Cooper
Henderson Lincoln
Jamestown
Henderson
Lincoln
East Second Street
David Lincoln
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Limied Brethren Church
James Cooper
I. J. Cooper
Gooper
Cooperstown
Theodore Glitz
Union City
New Richmond Picnic Plans Highlight Aug 6 Event
Prank Miller of Meadville announces a large community event in New Richmond on Saturday August 6. The program features entertainment by Job Brow Meni, a chorus led by J Wright, and music by Colorett Baptist Church quartet. Local groups coordinate seating and refreshments for a crowded turnout.
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Miller
Meadvile
Aft
State Senate
Fem
Shenker
New. Richmond
dix-Sénalok Milley
Laat Judes
Annual Picnic at Grand Valley on Wednesday
Victor O. Lofgren reports the Grand Valley picnic preparations near Snyffer's grave two miles north of the borough. A 25 cent admission pays for grounds use and safety, with expected large crowds and notable improvements for visitors this year.
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Grand Valley
Enis City
Snyffer
Victor
Lofgren
Loiz
Ege
Word Bus Huen
Sram
Prohibition Candidate Lipelow Lectures in Georgia Campaign
William Lipelow of Atlanta, a former congressman and presidential hopeful for the Prohibition party, speaks on campaign strategy near Broatietin. Dewey, state secretary of internal affairs, will be principal speaker at the formal program after a basket dinner, detailing party aims and rally plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ut. Lipeloow
Atlanta
Prohibition Party
Tunebes
Dewey
Geni Valley
Uslé
Leait P. m
Atove
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Main Street
Corry Boy
Johnstown
Raymond Cooper
OTTO H._ BOARDMAN
Niobe
Mi Oipey
Dell
Hanes
Inurantes
Macy
Saarighs
Adl
Money Credel Accouna
Personal Finance CO
Richmond
Ine
Ene Quartolobin
Colorett Baptist Ehuryl
Meadville
Lamehouiy
Taities Aid Society
Lew Highstead
Vile Association
Beas Olmstead
Seattle
Torails
Miotead
Sauunlay
Philip Dewey
Harrisburg
Etta Kett Oe
Whs
GeRieies
Ago Gallo
Malezi
By Paul Robinson
Caldwell
Midwest
Winchester
E. E. Guignon
Concord Sk
Anid Atten
Figin
Worth
Davis
Fifth Street
Horrow
Prigage
Cal
Cary
The
Dournal
Denpsey
SALS
Miles
Cotona
Wanee
Cay
Cu Ik
Mary George MacDonald
Gilson
Savin St
Hapler Motor Co
Pramklin Shahons
Gould St
Root
W. Plsant
J. B. Patterson
South Center St
Crawford M. Woods Go
Hast Church Street
GIA
ME Win Mather
M. Lena Mather
Executrix
Junin Westley
King of
Sweden
Walter C. Smith
Filta
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