City notes mix with politics and weather in Corry
Local column highlights include Mayor Miller and Ed Harrington in city affairs, street marker conflicts with maps, a rash of incidents near the Kurtz plant, and possible reopening of the Phoenix Restaurant. St Blase’s Day blessings, liquor license grant for D O Dougherty, anticipation of spring showings by auto dealers, and chatter on Republican prospects for Congress. Weather hints with longer days, five February Saturdays noted.
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Miller
Ed Harrington
Russ
Byler
Curry High
Gerald Wood
Curry
Oid Fano Resngso Dina Teori
Deatrick
Weall Street
Garry
Dist Avondy
Olkier
Kurtz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phoenix
East Main Street
United States
Andy Mellon
Sam Wales
Spring Street
City faces tax crisis with $60000 in back taxes
Mayor Glen Moller warned council that delinquent taxeshave left the city with sixty thousand dollars owed and only a few hundred in the treasury. He urged vigorous collection, potential delinquent tax collector, and cost-cutting measures to meet obligations. The Corry School district faces similar pressures.
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Glen Moller
Tvening
Aarow
Durden
Corry
Sullivan Named Acting Postmaster in Corry Ward
The New Postmaster recommendation names James B Sullivan as Acting Postmaster in Corry, to take charge soon. The young Third Ward man is a Democratic party activist with years of faithful service and is expected to assume duties within days.
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James B. Sulllivan
Third Ward
Corry
Sullivan
Democratic City Committee
Bus Hess
Public Trust
Twenty Years Ago Officers Elected At Corry Park Meeting
Journal files recall stockholders meeting where BL Weeks W W Morgaridge and F P Blair were elected to the board Blair replaces W W Blair after years of service Ward reports Oklahoma drilling operations halted by a heavy snowstorm and cold spell Cory Tee company employs teams to haul logs for Shreve Chair in Union City B Porter confined at home with grippe Mildred Howard entertains nine friends for a birthday party Mark Stultz and Roy Phelps return from Philadelphia eastern trip with a large cattle deal Secretary Crown of the Board of Commerce travels to Erie for business.
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Corry Pair
Duying Park
Bl, Weeks
W. W. Morgaridge
F. P. Blair
W. W Blair
Cory Tee Company
Universal
Shreve Chair Company
Union City
Mark Stultz
Roy Phelps
Philadelphia
Points
Star Signals and Dates in a Murky 1928 Horoscope
A fragmented astrology brief notes daily mood shifts from morning to evening and hints at aviation and weather forecasting as promising fields. It mentions April assistance from elderly or conservative groups, health cautions from September 1 to 8, 1928, and possible trouble with others money amid county organization concerns.
Lavery Visits Studios for Hollywood Canvas Series
British painter Sir John Lavery toured several movie studios in Hollywood to create canvases of cinema scenes. He noted color and global interest in film. Also details on Sybil Jason and Gertrude Michael ill in Hollywood, and Loyd C. Douglas meeting with Warder Brothers about his novel The Green Light. Churain alleges a separate maintenance suit amid a film colony dispute.
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Hollywood
John Lavery
John
King George
Long
Sybil Jason
Gertrude Michal
South Africa
Lyiil
Miss Michael
Loyd C. Douglas
Jim Colony
Warder Brothers
New York
Douglas
Myx
Howard Daweon
Montreat
Churain
Kereen
Toda
Etremus
Lillian
Jaro Churain
Film Colony
Police Free of Charge on Ticket Sale Case
HRI Feb o any further investigation into accusations that police raided her disorderly house at 9 West 17th street because he refused to buy $10 worth of tickets for the Fraternal Order of Police Valentine ball rested today with Petty Miller confined in county clinic near Girard Acting Police Chief Dundon said his investigation directed by Mayor Charles Barer showed that the raid was less, less seemed.
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HRI
West 17Th Street
Order of Police
Valentie Ball
Petty ‘Miller
Girard
Dundon
Charles Barer
Indians and Boone Way Tale From an Old Chronicle
A fragmented 19th century note recalls Daniel Boone and an Indian encounter with a river path named in memory. It hints at a traveler’s reference to a Big Turtle and a cautious view of a former prisoner, noting mixed impressions of the era and place.
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Boone Sue
Daniel Boone
Big Turtle
Paris Styles Spring Fashion Forecast for 1920s Styles
Paris fashion writers predict a bold spring season with brighter colors and varied ensembles. Three piece suits with skirts and tailored jackets lead, while wool dresses with capes remain popular. tweed remains key for in-between coats and smart outerwear.
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Paris
Ilseni
Nurseries Stock Abundant Seed Supply Across State
State nurseries report large seed stocks from 1935 fall harvest with notable abundance in pine, maple, tulip seeds and others. White pine and black walnut the main shortages. Civil Conservation Corps aids seed collection and reserves from 1884 enable continued shipments from Mont Atteries field Greenwo od Furndce Hunt ington and Centre counties.
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Garrtsburg
Fursts and
Mont Atteries Field
Creenwood
Furndce
Huntington County
Penn
Centre County
Civitan Concervation Corps
Department of Forests and Waters
California Scientist Claims Synthetic Radium Production
Berkeley scientist Dr J J Livingood announced the production of synthetic radium E by bombarding timuli nuclei with double-weight hydrogen atoms using the university cyclotron. The radium E behaves like natural radium with a five day half life and decays to polonium, indicating transmutation of elements by the cyclotron.
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United Press
Berkeley
Calif. Tech
Timuli
J. J. Livingood
University of California
Livingood
Unniversity's
Radiation Laboratory
B. O. Lawrence
University Physics Department
Lawrence
Br. Livingoal
Saul
Allen EY
New Handbook For Institution Heads Circulates In Harrisburg
A new handbook for heads of state owned institutes is to be distributed to board members under the Welfare Department. It compiles relevant Administrative and Criminal Codes to guide board duties and performance. The publication aims to aid oversight and governance across state institutes. The text also notes a separate Enfield club treasury fund and its antitheft efforts, reporting over $300 available for investigations.
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Harrisburg PLC
Department of Welfare
Hse State
Paniains Information
Ile Girlie
Natr
Hiembersdt
Enfield Society For
Stilift
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