Teachers Assigned for Coming Year at Corey Schools
The Corey School District releases the complete teaching staff for the upcoming term starting in September. The list names principals, assistants, and instructors for Senior, Junior, and multiple elementary buildings, including several with specific teacher assignments.
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Corey
Woich
Howard J. Sheen
WJ. Bawden
A. D. Clark
Rebecca J. Hess
Doris M.kidder
May McCormet
Con. G. Smith
Nellie B. Titus
Alice Brant
Sedric A. McCall
Lina L. Dallman
Bond Issue At Spartansburg Approved In Special Vote
Spartansburg August 3 The special election approved by 98 yes to 36 no to permit the borough council to increase indebtedness for permanent street repairs. Bids for the sale of bonds will be advertised and bids opened promptly, with side streets to be completed before winter. This marks a rare civic vote on major improvements and reflects local interest in roads.
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Spartansburg
Gale of
Tnis
Fay
Jamestown Man Sees Tiny Bullheads in Water Supply
Jamestown resident Frank Morgan reported finding four small bullhead fish in his kitchen sink water. He and his wife noticed the creatures after drawing water, and magnified examination confirmed they were baby bullheads. City officials collected the specimens and attributed the sighting to small sink flies rather than roaches. Morgan alleges the bullheads may be entering through the pipes and reservoir.
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Jamestown
Frank ©. Morgan
Chen
Morgan
Partment
Melvin O. Swanson
Smith Rejects McNary Haugen Farm Bill In New York
Alfred Smith declared the McNary Haugen farm bill not acceptable as farm relief. He backed relief that taxes marketing surpluses against benefiting commodities, aligning with the equalization fee idea. Smith said the bill conflicts with the Democratic platform from Houston and aims to separate farm relief from the bill to craft a new Democratic plan. He returned from a yachting trip and planned a swim at Coney Island Sea Gate beach.
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New York
Alfred . Smith
Houston
Coney Island
Pioneer Oil Man Dead in Oil City
Alvin Watterson, 82, hailed as the oldest in the U S oil industry for service, died at 7 45 yesterday morning after seven months illness. He helped transport the first notable amount of oil from the district in 1858, with boats that ferried goods up river to Warren. His father owned boats that visited river points, before water transport dominated.
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Oil City
Alvin Watterson
United States
Watterson
Warren
Chautauqua Week Closes This Evening in Corry
Corry's 1928 Chautauqua Week ends with Miss Doroth Sterling and the Hopi Indians performing at Lie tert By mss. The afternoon features a Junior Chautauqua demonstration led by Miss Truitt with summer minstrels. Over forty youths participate in the program and the Tadian troupe also appears. Plans for next year are tentative with talks of indoor venues but no solid agreement.
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Corry
Dlth Sterling
Mss
Anil d Fond Ylleniance
Uund
Miss Truitt
Victor Diet Uel Ax
Willyell
Priest critically jostled in buggy crash near Harborcreek
Rev L A McBride pastor of St Ann's Church was injured when his buggy collided with a telegraph pole on the Buffalo Road near Harborcreek after six o'clock. He suffered cuts and bruises but is not in serious condition and is under Dr Stoney care. The same report notes the fifth Junior Chautauqua meeting with a minstrel circle, speeches by Health, Service, Ling, and Order Commissions, and a program closing with songs and cheers led by the mayor.
Storm forces plane to land near city
A. Dewey of the Great Laren Rimways piloted an international biplane and, amid a heavy storm, chose to land about three miles north of the city near Rust farm. He spent the night there and plans to urge the establishment of temporary landing fields with clear markings in the area. The Standard Automatic Products Company associated with the venture seeks more well marked landing sites as the firm operates several passenger planes and eyes expansion in this region.
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A. Dewey
Solota
Mr. Dawes
Mayuillo
Akron
Ibis
Hig City
Dewey
Officiala
Standard Automatic Priducta Company
Davey
Burnell
Luke
Tameatayn Leaves Town for Chautmigua Return
A fragment reports Tameatayn leaving Wholtt at 10 o'clock in the morning to head north of town by boat, aiming to return to Chautmigua. Details are sparse and names appear spellings vary.
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Tameatayn
Chautmigua
Boxer Declines Boxing Commission System
A fragmented report notes a boxer saying no to the boxing commission system. The piece touches on motives to speak out and to pursue personal terms with promoters, suggesting tension between athletes and regulatory controls. It mentions Firns and Ero Blues in passing, indicating teams or affiliations connected to the subject.
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Boxing Commission
Naughty Bride Animals misheard in a quirky transcript gag
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions quirky phrases like mvek and an usale naturalist from a university. It reads as a humorous mishearing of a nature piece with odd insertion of words and scrambled names. The readable text is limited and lacks clear events or persons.
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Mvek
Isinbursh University Nauralist
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Harold G. Wolfe
Ethel L. McCraty
Rose M. Brady
Melissa M. Hurlbut
Robert Henderson
Charles F. Hoftmaster
Edith Mf. Knabb
Ida J. Lawson
Jean B. Kitte
Helen Sullivan
David C. Ulmer
Enile
R. Bilodeau
M. Lucile Murray
Waith MC Cook
M. Agnes Connell
Vera. Henderson
A. Steve Arley
Clyde H. Spitler
Janet
Henry
Dunion High
Maltie J. VanTassel
Helen
Hucklebury
Lotta
Bonsteel
Eugenia S. Graft
Lucile M. Pulling
Lucile H. Price
Concord Street
Elizabeth EB. Ranney
Isabelle D. Edwards
Marie K. Brooks
Mary Anderson
Bertha D. McCray
Ruth E. Danistrand
Kathryn G. Neytom Ola L. Young
Washington Street
Helen L. Johnson
Wave M. Perkins
Katherine Conway
Zora Skinner
Fairview Street
Helen M. Brown
Ruth B. Burkhardt
Helen E. Fordyce
Harding
Ruby L. McCullough
Ruth B. Monroe
Stockton
Smith
M'Nary-Haugen Farm Bill
Pioneer Oil Man
Helene Lewis
Donne Coste
Dieudonne Coste
Paris
New Yorke
le Bruget
France
Citizens National Bank
J. A. Lanston
N. Center St
Corrente
Alaska
P.& G. Soap
Vaar
Sanitary
Center St
Pocono
Oleo
Royal Ann Cherries
Market Center of
Corry Pa
Hamburg
Weiners
Grand Union Stores
Grand Union
S. Center ST
Iday
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