Corry News Briefs on Fire, Skating, Politics and Hunting
The Corry area reports a small house fire at Emmett Price North Corry quickly put out. Skating at Whiteley Rink on West Columbus continues with strong ice and a bright central lamp. Local officials discuss gas rate protests and county tax penalties. Hunters are seen moving east through town and near Findley Lake, with several bucks spotted by Brie residents. Officials note December tax deadlines and a new patent filing by T Patterson. General Edward Martin reports a state treasury balance of 13.37 million. The High School band plans a march to the State Armory for grill practice.
Defective brakes blamed for many auto crashes in October
Harrisburg reports October motor vehicle accidents from defective equipment total 274 of 4826. Fatalities numbered 27 from defective equipment, with 111 accidents caused by faulty brakes and 228 injuries averted. Punctures and headlight failures also contributed to injuries and deaths.
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Harrisburg
Division of Safety
Department of Revenue
Qutcker
Woman killed on crossing near Salamanca incident
Mrs Margaret Rudd about 20 resided near Ellicottville was killed at Lawler farm crossing two miles south of Ashottville when a B and O freight train struck her light coupe at 1 05 o'clock Wednesday. The train passed over her body except the caboose which was stopped. The body was described as terribly mangled.
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Salamanca
Margaret Rudd
Ellicottville
Ellicpitvile
Lawler Farm Crossing
Huscottville
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Skin Relief At Home
A fragment touts Emerald Oil as a simple home remedy for itching skin and irritation. The ad-style note claims instant soothing effects, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt, targeting worn readers seeking affordable comfort.
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Keulteng
Advi
Mary Martha class program entertains guests at Sabbath school
The Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian Sabbath school hosted about thirty young people and over a hundred guests in the Sabbath school room. A varied program featured piano and vocal solos, readings, duets, and a martina solo, with Mrs. Harold Patterson coordinating arrangements and flowers supplied by class president Mrs. Spicer. The event concluded with sandwiches and tea at each table.
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Mary and
Martha
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Olin Bracken
Cogan
Harry Spicer
Arthur Schaub
Harold Patterson
Elin al Yerson
Martinha
Martha Doty
Reading
Mildred “Monrée
K. S. Dewey
Messenger
Spicer
Japanese Extend Eastward Advance in Manchuria
Japanese troops pushed east along the eastern branch of the Chinese Eastern Railway after driving Chinese forces from Chatanttyi. The attack began from Wularchi near Anganchi, the western terminus of the branch, as reports from Tsitsihar indicate.
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Ress
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Chatanttyi
Wularchi
Anganchi
Prevent Constipation With Kellogg All-Bran Cereal
Early signs of constipation include headaches fatigue and sleeplessness. Kellogg All-Bran provides bulk to exercise the intestines and vitamin B for regular habits. Two tablespoonfuls daily can overcome most constipation. if not relieved see a doctor. Sold nationwide by grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Funeral of Mrs Kinley in Meadville Pa
Funeral services for Mrs Alms G Kinley were held at her parents home on Mead Avenue with large attendance. Rev William B Meyer led scripture readings prayers and a tribute to the victim of the sad fate. Interment followed in Greendale Cemetery with local pallbearers Ridgway Balizet Welsh and Miller assisting.
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Meadville
Seilees
Alms G. Kinley
Eugene Gullek
Mead Avenue
William B. Meyer
First Baptist Church
Terrorists kill three Polish police at Postomyty station
United Press reports terrorists killed the chief of police and two officers at the Postomyty station near Lemberg. Raiders also killed two post office officials and stole 600 zloty from Crofelt, with officials suggesting political motive. A woman, Miss Sarah Schryis of Clymer, left for her home this afternoon.
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United Press
Warsaw
Postomyty Station
Lemberg
Crofelt
Sarah Schryis
Clymer
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran held a Thanksgiving season program in the church parlors with readings by members. President R S Burr presided and funds from Phank Offering boxes were split between China mission work and the society general fund. Refreshments followed.
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Missionary Society of
United Brethren Ladies Aid Meets For Bazaar Plans
The Ladies Aid Society of United Brethren in Christ Church held a full day meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon VanTassel with 26 members. Quilting occurred and a tureen dinner was served. Plans were made for a bazaar and church supper on Thursday December 15. Committees will be appointed at next week’s meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. VanTassel.
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Ladies ‘Aid Society of the United Brethren In Christ Church
Leon VanTassel
Oon
R. H. VaoTas
Temperance Meeting Planned at County Court House
After consultation with temperance leaders a large county court house meeting is set for Saturday in two sessions at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m to discuss the current situation and organize means of enforcing prohibition laws. F H Selden invites all interested to attend both sessions and spread the word.
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F. H. Selden
Uundy's Lane
Olean Man Severely Injured After Auto Crash
Jacob Zelesdale, 70, of 108 Avenue A, Olean, was struck by a car on the Olean Allegany Highway near St Bonaventure College. He suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries. doctors fear amputation if he survives. The driver, Frank McLaughlin of 912 Front Street, said he did not see the pedestrian until impact.
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Olean, Dee
Tamy
Jacob Zelesdale
Avenue A
Mountain Clinic
Elesclak
Olean-Allegany Highway
St. Bonaventure College
View Work to Strengthen Comfort and Happiness
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of improving living conditions and well being for people. It mentions effort, perhaps by an expert or authority, toward better comfort and happiness for the public. No clear names, dates, or specifics are readable.
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Uller Peple
Koski Family Named in Local Notice
Fragmentary text mentions Koski and a Rev involvement with money concerns. Details unclear due to damaged OCR. counts and roles not confirmed.
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Pranie T. England
Chie
John Flanigan
Buch
Uthlest Association
Emmett Price
North Corry
Whiteley
West
Columbus Avenue
East Columbus Avenue
Kane
Corry
Warren
Brie
Ohe
B. Wilcox
Will Bettis
Findley Lake
Louie Decker
Corry Hospital
Pinchey Lake
BE. W.eddy
Mearville
Thomas Morley
C.1l. Connell
Crawford Minty
Harpo Marx
Moscow
Fuji
Groucho
Russia
Emery Hotel Corporation
Tradford
Holley
Ant Firs
Frank Raeder
Gor Ty
Washington Dispatch
TH. Patterson
Edward Martin
Treasury
State
Aluford Lemon
Gorry
Tictiplite
Comy
Lemon
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Kinley
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Speedway
Goodyear Speedway
Mead & Brown
East Main Street
U.B. Ladies Aid
Safedge
Sm. Pkg
Vke
Kirkman's
Weller's
Campbell's Soups
Mothey Hubbard Noodles
Ammonia
Salem
Prunes Ib
Temperance
Olean
Salada Brown Label
Salada
Oil City Trt Company
Ou City, Be
Federal Reserve System
Sou
Koski
Hoez
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