Corry newspaper telegraph billing and ads note
Public notice style text lists addresses for publishers and advertising agencies, mentions The Associated Press rights and postal details, rates by mail and carrier, and display advertising deadline of 9 am prior publication date. The fragment preserves names, buildings, and pricing references without embellishment.
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Eitur Corestore
George Sample
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica Hon
Corry
Twenty Years Ago A Local Journal Pilea Recap
Twenty years ago from December 27 1980 local items include a Masonic St Johns Day banquet at the Masonic Temple on North Center street with guests from 12 states and a Hotel Corry banquet and Junior High dance. A reunion for Cona high School glasses from 1920 to 1927 at Mrs. Howard Sheen chairing. A fall on stairs injures Mrs Della Sample guest Mrs Will Hunt fractures wrist. Walter S Lamona dies after a three month illness in Spring Creek. Mr Lemons suffers stroke and is in serious condition. Rev Roger F Cressey will close his pastorate at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday evening service.
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Conaigh School
Howard Sheen
Corry
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Temple
North Center Street
Walter
Lamona
Spring Creek
Mr. Lemons
Roger F. Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cressey
Adventist Church Plans Special Offering for Mission Work
A special offering will be taken Saturday at the Local Adventist Church to support World War II era mission work in New Guinea. Reports say five churches grew from small groups aided by GI missionaries, with funds also aiding mission schools in Borneo and the Celebes and an evangelistic center in Manila. One third funds go to strengthen Horned and Celebes schools where natives are trained to return home and promote better literacy and faith. The text notes walruses using tusks to mow seaweed.
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New Guinea
Aict
Borneo
Celebes
Manila
Western Europe policy debate and a defense fortress idea
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a national debate on America's Europe course and Western European defense. Prominent figures Hoover and Kennedy urge different strategies, with Hoover proposing a fortified Western Hemisphere border from Britain to Japan and heavy naval air buildup while reducing large land forces.
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Western Europe
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
America
Europe
Hever Hoover
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Korea
U.S
Hoover
Gibraltan
Britain
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Western Europe must prove will to defend itself before U S aid
A speaker argues against sending more U S troops and arms to Western Europe without clear European resolve. He calls for a referendum or declaration of intent from affected nations on their willingness to fight and share defense duties. He warns against abandoning Europe or the Atlantic Pact without a strong mutual defense plan.
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Europe
United States
Wester Europe
Eisenhower
America
Western Europe
U. S
Atlantic
Korea
Hadacol praised in Abbeville testimonial ad
Mrs. G H Williams of 402 Hawthorne Street Abbeville Louisiana endorses Hadacol claiming it cured vitamin deficiencies B1 B2 Niacin and iron causing tiredness insomnia and loss of appetite. The ad touts trials with a year of use and promises refunds if it fails. The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana distributes Hadacol with trial and family sizes offered.
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G. H. Williams
Hawthorne Street
Abbeville
Louisiana
Bays
Williams
Tam
Hadacol
Moer i
Tom
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
The
How's Your I Q A 10 Questions Quiz
A vintage classroom style quiz lists ten items and scoring. It asks for adult female seals name, the country whose capital is La Paz, the Vicura animal, the Union army major at Fort Sumter, Kansas state flower, pigment source in wine grape skin or meat, and John J. McCloy’s country as American high commissioner.
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la Paz
Fort Sumter
South Carolina
Kansas
John J. McCloy
Chased with Knife Erie Man Wins Divorce
Joseph Locorotonde, 28, of Erie, was granted a divorce from Mary Irene Locorotonde, 25, after claiming she chased him with a bread knife and once cut his wrist. He charged cruelty and indignities, saying she refused to clean, wash, or cook proper meals. Two other Erie county divorces were granted Tuesday and two new suits filed.
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Erie
Joseph Locorotonde
Mary Irene
Locorotonde
Cincinnati
Erie County
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Corry Evening Journal
Bree Coren
A.D. Golegrovs
Journal Pilea
Della Sample
South Center Street
Will Hunt
Mayrillie
Adventist Church
Desmond Electric
Chareh Si Corry, Pa
Norfolk
Edgerton
Loblaws
Calif
Maine
Bizet
Edgebrook Tomato
Park Club
Servisette New Year Napkins
Fairmount Cottage Cheese
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Teheran
Il Teebmasrelilarity
Chevrolet
Dr. Sed
Adan
Thomas Motors of
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