First registration day and local incidents in Corry
A paragraph notes six year old Cerry Davis of 33 West Congress Street fractured a collarbone while playing at home. Other items mention Masonic bodies facing a crackdown in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, arrests for alleged intoxication tied to a Chevrolet on West Washington Street, a damaging electrical storm that destroyed a barn on Samuel Q Wilson’s Neilltown farm, and a study noting high appendicitis mortality in the U.S. Details cover improvements to Roosevelt Highway, national highway proposals, Lindbergh radio plans, Millvale boxing broadcast, and local staffing changes in Salvation Army leadership and Corry city transfers.
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Cerry Davis
Horton J. Davis
West
Congress Street
Iis
Rupperaburg and
Molheim
High Bailey
John Cheney
Erie County
Cheney
West Washington Street
Bailey
Samuel Q. Wilson
Neilltown
Man's Death in Blast in Home Deep Mystery
Edward Davis of Strattanville was killed when his Washington street home blew up around 2 a.m. Wednesday. Fire burned two hours, destroying the body. Davis had moved his wife and three children to a nearby farm to work a coal mine, leaving his wife unaware of his planned return. Neighbors suspect an accidental detonation after he entered and struck a match.
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Orderry
Edward Davis
Strattanville
Washington Street
Davis
Attan
Anor
Kruschen Diet Pill Ad Claims Easy Fat Loss
A reader testimonial describes taking Kruschen with claims of improved sleep and appetite, noting the product is an 85 cent bottle lasting about four weeks. The ad promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to convince, and invites readers to buy at any drug store in America.
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Advi
Poison Pen Letters Spark Women’s Groups in Olean
Unsigned letters sent through the mail alarmed women’s organizations in Olean. Judge Dennis L. Keating opened City Court with many workers and officers present. The letters used disguise and confusing wording, suggesting attempts to break up families. Keating will forward the mail to postal authorities for investigation.
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Olwan
Tigre
Dennis L. Keating
Keating
Married at Ripley Today in New York State
Mrs. Mauge of Illinois announces the marriage of her daughter Hilda Trene to Loyd Watson of Union City at noon today. The ceremony by Rev. Albert P. Fox of Ripley Baptist Church was attended by Bien Alford and Edson Chapin. The couple will reside in Union City.
Columbia Gas Purchases Kentucky By-Products Oil Fields
Columbia Gas and Electric Corp. plans to buy all oil and gas properties of the Kentucky By-Products Coat Go for 1.5 million dollars in principal amount of 5 percent debentures due 1952. The deal includes 31 738 acres with 18 859 owned in fee and 11 880 leased under Ken-Lueck.
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New York
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Kentucky
Columbia Gaa
Store Exchange For Authority
Nesides
Kentucky Company
Fee Amt
Ken- Lueck
Two Children May Survive Brain Fever
Pittsburgh reports hopeful signs for Anna May and Alice Stucklin, two of Leo G. Stucklin and wife’s children, after a mysterious brain fever struck their family. Both were lightly improved at St Tolin’s Hospital while parents remain under observation. Requiem prayers to be held for Teena and Leo Stucklin, victims of encephalitis, as authorities investigate the illness.
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Pittsburgh
Leo G. Stucklin Pon
Anna May
Alice
St. Tolin's Hospital
St. Mary's
Chuch
Teena
Leo
Bae
Death Claims E E Armstrong longtime Corry resident
E E Armstrong long time resident of Sample Wints Corry R D 8 died at home at 9 45 am after months of illness He was born in Missouri and came to Corry as a youth Survived by widow four daughters and one half brother Funeral services from Sample Flate Sunday at 1 15 pm to be held at County Church Rev G B Morgan to conduct burial at Virginia purity Cemetery A Fralige reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Chelton with 140 relatives and friends present Officers re elected and next reunion planned for Spartansburg Grange hall in August 1932
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Fenoch Ry Armstrong
Corry
R. D
Imeas
Minsouri
Armstrong
Corny
Thstime
Howe
Sample Flate
Armstrom
Ira Wickwire
Earl Grogs
Riis
Zubr Faulker
Célovon
Ann Armstrong
Ako
Murray DeForce
Garland
Punéral Services
Lawrence Noum
Kentucky
Columbus Community
Floyd and Martin Counties
Cluet
G. B. Morgam
Wayne County
David Virginia
Purity Cemetery
Fralige
Tie Bath Bnimia
Rewmon
Pralele
Joseph Chelion
RK. D
Joseph Chelton
Firl
Laws
Guy Mille
Clark Beers
Aid
Chester Grover
Charles Hubertz
Amy
Mills
Spartansburg Grange Hall
William Fralick
Wip Ray Melvin Amy
Springfeld
Mass
Kennedy
Ashville
North East
Erie
Grand Valley
Warren
Youngsville
East Branch
Derry
Spartansburi
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Canada
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Louis J. McFanden
Canton
Pat Mr. McFadden
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Congress
Charles A. Lindergh
America
WABC
WJZ
Lindbergh
Imperial Otea
Tokio
Qinisters of Commerce
Army and Navy
Tiki
Erie Broadcasting
Millvale
Cyril
Eric
Russell Messina
Rex Theatre
Asm
Gancine
Maccabees Hall
Messina
John Brunner
Salvation Army
George Brooks
Butler
Doro
Iso
Ol City
Ism
Hie Beummers
Pole Te Oil
Case
Olean Police Hant
Ripley
Baton Rouge
House of the Lousiana
Huey P. Long
Senate
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Kreamo
Sinclair
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SELUX
Pillsbury's
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Limes & Lithia
California
Columbia Gas
Kentucky By-Products Coal Company
United Press
E.E. Armstrong
Turkey
Tennessee
Virginia
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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