Corry Boys in Action Film to Be Shown Here
A wartime documentary titled Powder River and Hawker River, U S Army Signal Corps footage, will be shown in Corry late February. The program includes nine reels of combat scenes from major battles and German submarine warfare, with narration about Allied efforts and sacrifices by Corry residents.
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Powdter River
France
Meterana
Furseho
Corry Hay
Powder River
Hawker River
U. S. War Department
U. 8. Signal Corps
Mace
Curnjoramen
Yike
Pieturen
Raisling Thalle
Chateat ‘Uhlerny
le Mihiel
Argonne Orgs
Taletor Desocracys
Actiol
Um Corry Biys
Itt
Old Schooner Delayed From Dunkirk Trip
An old schooner on a trip to a state aid event is delayed. The vessel left Dispkirke Street at 2 50 Saturday morning and was towing a wagon as far as Dunkirk before the trip stalled due to vehicle issues. Local blacksmiths assisted, two members faced delays, and the voyage toward Bufilo for an exhibit was interrupted by the rough journey.
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Dunkirk
Ustre
Silver Creek
Bufilo
Inst -Woelk
Horens
Iver
Enfield
Sede
Stix
Urivee
Jrrieen
Funeral of Miss Flanigan at St Thomas Church
Funeral services for Miss Flanigan who died at her home in Oil City were held at St Thomas Church at 9:30 a.m. Rev Tracey conducted the rites. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery with pallbearers named Henrere Las Mulderick Malone Jolla Ragen A Lacey C Lyons and Jon Foley. Relatives from Oil City accompanied the hearse including Mrs Mary Callahan Aire MJ Suttian Mr and Mrs Eugene Loohlena Mrs Catherine Currie and daughter Anna Bliss Alice Losblen and John Flanigan.
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Mics Cagnarin
Oil
Big City
St Thomas'church
Vin ‘Tracey
St. Thomas Ceneters
Mi Pall Henrere
Las Mulderick
M. Malone
Jolla
Oi City
Mev
Mary Callahan
Aire MJ. Suttian
Eugene Loohlena
Caterine Currie
Anna
Bliss Alice Losblen
John Flanigan
American ski jumper hurt in fall at Antapolous event
An American ski jumper from the Antaplous group suffered serious injuries after a severe fall during a routine jump in Kammonix. He was rushed to medical care as doctors could not determine the injury extent yet. In Mentor City, Friday, members canceled the Valentine party for February 15 and set the next meeting for March 1 at the Library building.
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United
Prev Kemmonix
Vranica
Kuh
Hue Maytyielt
Mentor Cuty
News Notes From Garland Preserves Quiet Life Wonders
Garland Feb 1 radio program fosters country life lore as townsfolk hear speeches from New York Waldorf Center and Chicago orchestra while farmers exchange tales of snowbound farms. A New York traveler learns of a boxing result by radio and local landscaper Western promotes tree and shrub varieties at Wrightsville.
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Garland
Tadio
Ruben
The
Radia
Haine
United States
New York
Gome Famousn
Waldorf
Chicago
Local Notes and Births Amid Rural Activity
Mow hay and planting seeds occupy farmers in Warren and nearby towns as evergreen trees are cleared for landscape work. Mr Wer ten plans to manufacture material for pargolas in Wrightaville. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ring last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Tripp moved to Garland from Grand Valley last summer. The Tripp boy operates a garage. Margaret May, a daughter, and her mother are improving. Lynn Stihan bought a home near the Methodist church. Painting and decorating the Presbyterian church will be done by Merle. Feeborough and Roy Richards near completion work in Youngsville. Despite labor limits, the sun refuses to set on the British Empire.
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Corry Boys
Northhweatern University
Vation
Ardes AM
Sovanuen
Wang Pa
L. S. Marsh
R. N
Franklin St
Bell
Hatatt
Miss Flanigan
Iar
Huirself
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Gre
Greb
Informa Finn
Teuyalinig
Orl
Wrightsville
Western Thas
Garoner
Western
Erie County
Wrightaville
Pate
Center St. DR
Hottiss
Thur
Appointnent
Lyn
Tivshot
Warren Savings Bank & Trust
Company
Warren Pa
Atarah
North Center St
Janus
Warren Na Bank Ceres Eer
Barlow Hardware
U. Y. PA
China
RED Cross
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