Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files December 22 1924
Births announce Margaret Jane Geertson at Corry Hospital on December 22. A forgery suspect was arrested in Warren and brought to Corry for charges tied to a 1450 check at J L Spiesman Shoe Store. A large turnout is expected for the Community Christmas program at the High School Auditorium. Trains run late due to Christmas mail rush. A long-ago property exchange agreement dated November 1786 was found near Corry.
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Sidney Geertson
Corry Hospital
Margaret Jane
Warren
William Spencer
J. L. Spiesman
First Avenue
Choral Society
Pennsy
Corry
Quiz questions ask for page six answers and more
The article lists seven quiz prompts about national goals, grammar correction, Francis Scott Key inspiration, FBI duties, Gandhi’s meaning, Columbus voyages, and Mexico’s language plus a checkers board count. It also notes land transfer near Bemis farm and Patrick Harrington’s death in French Creek after a lingering illness.
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I. Q
John
Henry
George
Francis Scott Key
FBI
United States
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Patrick Harrington
French Creek
Harrington
French Creek Township
Love and Son
Massage benefits and cautions from medical society guidance
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania outlines massage as a thousand year old practice that improves circulation and nutrition. It notes benefits for certain paralysis cases and some mental conditions while stressing the need for medical direction, proper setting, and a skilled, sensitive practitioner.
Terie Man Drops Dead Watching Fire Base
Carl Martin aged 48 city finance director died of a heart attack shortly after 11 p m Wednesday while watching the fire that destroyed Grant's ready to wear store at 10th and State. He collapsed near the Strand Theatre and was carried to a Red Grass ambulance.
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Terie Man
Carl Martin
Joseph
Martin
Wednes
Grant
10Th
State Streets
Strand Theatre
9Th
Jos Martin
Faye
Arc firemen aided with coffee after long shift
On Thursday a worker stayed on the job at the Arc assisting the firemen and serving coffee until 5 a.m. The scene shows civilian help during a late night shift.
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Semaine
the Arc
Militarism and Public Support for Military Training
The text notes rising public support for regular military training after the war, with Gallup indicating 70 percent approval. It argues that while some educational leaders oppose it, the current mood necessitates maintaining significant forces, framing the stance as defensive rather than aggressive.
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Gallup
Toronto Pedestrian Rules Put Walkers In Their Place
A Toronto traffic warning notes pedestrians must walk on the right side of the sidewalk and give a hand signal before turning. If enforced, police will be very busy. The writer remarks on gender and civility while lampooning motorists and pedestrian habits.
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Lynic
Toronto
Canada
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Bemis Farm
Clymer Road
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Noel
Tony
Jackson
Pennzoil VanCise
Starian We Smith
Dial
Jet and
FATEH
Phillips Jewelry
Fara Jewelers
Santa Claus
Uncle Joe
St. Nicholas
U.S.A
Hammond
Ua Presencia
Innsylvania Electric Company
Old
Judea
Merny Chitras
the Bracken-Keating Co
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