Post Office Corry Pa Handles Second Class Mail Matter
A fragment notes the Post Office of Corry Pennsylvania processing Second Class Mail Matter. The item implies a routine mail matter designation handled at a local postal facility. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Corry
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files December 1806 Snippet
A fragmented 1806 diary style item notes Oscar Raymond with a state surveying party near Bradford Bay and a profile of local residents and travel notices. It mentions Arthur Ging, Art Jaquins, and various travels and a possible war context plus a Tulsa World publication remark involving Edna Thurber and Mrs John Beagle in Pleasantville.
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Roy Yo Sheldon
Edna Thurber
Pieasantville
Olahoma
John Beagle
Toetown
Janet Company
Tulsa
Sheldon
Thomne J. Phitrcher
Pleasantville
Mexico Land Reform Debates Stir American Interests
A fragment outlines tensions over Mexico land reform and retroactive, confiscatory laws affecting foreign held properties. It cites U S corporate interests including Morgans, Guggenheim, Bethlehem and others, plus positions of Secretary of State and Senator Borah on retroactivity and protection of American holdings.
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Mexico
United States
Americ
Pontrome Spheres
Ale Mellon
Iiterests
Sinelyk Faberts
Guggenheim Inert
Mie Cole
Ryan
Foutwinifie
KuibmTandls
Bethlehen
Steeanforests
Ushers
Meio
Prom
Eneetonetic
Rho
Eaythe
Mutina Ein
New Yorker Times
State Department
UNE
Borah
Senate Foreign Rehitione
Mester
Kielloxy
White House
Erie Plans New Schools To Ease Overcrowding
Erie officials announce plans to erect two new schools on Buffalo Road south of Burton and near GE Academy High School to handle rising population and crowded facilities. With additions to Wayne and Burns schools and Irving School due in early 1928, the district aims to improve space for students after a decade of tight accommodations.
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ERIF
GE Academy High School
Burton School
Buffalo Road
Re Eolially
Scoliel
Jima
Emmanuel Guild Meets For Bazaar Funds And Roast
The Emmanuel Guild met at Mrs J H Martin s East Trederick street on Thursday afternoon. Treasurer Mrs Tanke Wilcox reported a bazaar raised two hundred forty dollars for guild funds. The group planned a peanut roast at Parish Hall Plane next Thursday for Christmas and offered contact with Mrs Martin for those wanting peanuts. A social hour followed with an elegant lunch served.
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Emnmunusi Guild
J. H. Martin
Trederick Street
Tanke Wilcox
Martin
Community Christmas Tree Chosen and Erected in Kane
Borough workmen selected and cut Kane’s community Christmas tree at the intersection of Fieldland and Fraley streets. The forest giant was brought in yesterday and trunk sections are being filled as branches were trimmed for transport. Illumination plans promise a larger display than last year, showcased in the center of the shopping district visible to trains.
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Kane
Pieldland Fraley Streets
High School Reunion Planned for 1922 23 Classes
Members of the 1922 and 1923 graduating classes plan a reunion and dance at the Motel Corry on Christmas night December 23. A banquet will precede dancing and Mrs. J McNair visited Clarendon and Warres during the day as plans proceed.
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Corry
Fear Woman Met With Foul Play
Local reports detail the disappearance and suspected foul play surrounding Mrs. Molence Hopkins. Neighbors and police offered theories accusing her husband of nine years, with no solid lead found after Saturday afternoon searches on Sydney Avenue. The city acts night and a missing wife investigation continues as authorities pursue any clues.
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Molence Hopkins
Linden
Eis Guinstun
Tun Kiet
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Corry Evening Journal
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Arthur Colegrove
Oscar Raymond
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Harry Stone
Shin
Woeke
Dee Top Livermore
Stote
Arthur Ging
Art Jaquins of
Clysmer
Attenndon
Meira
ERIE
Emmanuel Guild
Able
Hamilton
Elgin
Melvin J. Parkhurst
Chapin & Sons
Center Street
J. McNair
Clarendon
Warres
Fear Woman
Quaker Oal Company
L. H. Farnham
Corry, Pa
Spring Creek Milling CO
Spring Creek, Pa
Mary Lincoln
Kelly’s News Store
E. E. Guignon
Lumberjacks