Weather and local notices mix with theater bookings in Corry area
Springlike weather prompts reports of a large green flock seen northward near Titusville. Pennsylvania highway safety notes total 182 fatal grade crossing accidents in 1930, down from 1929. Local radio programs feature John McCormack and a Rex Theatre lineup includes Cooper, Garbo, Rogers, Crawford, and more. Public talks by Secretary Stimson and a Paris broadcast are planned. A noted Yale professor comments on modern biographies. New bleachers at the Armory improve sightlines for the Community Chest fundraiser and municipal streets planning continues in Williamsport. A Renovo division may supervise Urie yards, a lone golf club robberies $19, and a Western Union alert for money orders in transit. Pneumonia and colds are tied in health warnings with emphasis on urban health. William Kinley returns home after a hospital stay.
Wassink Brothers Build North East Dairy Plant Expansion
Former Corry residents, the Wassink brothers, launch North East Dairy Company in North East to produce butter and dairy goods. The new factory processes 6 000 pounds weekly, aims at regional markets, with Nabeda brand butter and Concord grapes influenced products.
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Textbook Controversy Overprints in Jersey School
A school superintendent discovered a passage in a book given to Jersey children describing brutal cave man acts including dragging a woman by her hair. The text was read aloud in literary style and critics say it was inappropriate for school use. 16 copies were removed from shelves.
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Cairns
W. C. McGinnis
Reyes
Hi Y Activities High School Forum Set at Episcopal Church
The High School Forum meeting will be held at the Episcopal church Sunday at 2:30 PM. The topic is girl and boy relationships with special music by Ross Glenn and refreshments by the Hi Y Club. All high school students are invited.
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Episcopal Church
Ross Glenn
YMCA Practice and Leaders Training for Boys and Girls Work
Practice for the M. M. A. Friendly Indians and Pioneer Club teams is set for Saturday at 2 30 in the Presbyterian gymnasium. Leaders and Hi Y members assist in coaching. The Leaders Training class meets Monday February 9 at 8 00 to study Methnit and Material of Boys and Girls work and train teachers for club and Sunday school activities.
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Presbyterian Gymnasium
Hi-Y
Sad Palm Sunday Towton Battle Marks Bloodiest War of the Roses
The March 2 1163 clash at Towton is dubbed Sad Palm Sunday and described as the fiercest battle of the Wars of the Roses with over seven thousand English fatalities.
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Towton
Murder of School Teacher Resolved in Fort Morgan
The murder of Enid Marriott a Wigginas school teacher is believed solved after suspects were released. Marriott disappeared last November and her body was found in January in an irrigation ditch with five gunshot wounds. Two men Harry E. B. Moore and Livy Ling were arrested and later released.
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Enid Marriott
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Colorado
Livyil Ling
Man Held For Court In Rum Sale Case
Owen Warren of Fourth Avenue was arrested Saturday evening. He appeared before Justice EB Nelson who changed the charge to possession and sale of liquor. Warren was bound over in 1000 bail to the next Criminal Court term and released after bond was posted.
Wide Range of Home Economics Subjects
A defective OCR fragment outlines home economies as six areas of knowledge and skill applied to daily life. It lists nutrition and food preparation, textiles and clothing care, sanitation, decorative principles, houseield management, and cooking and institutional management.
Boy Injured in Park Street Sled Collision
A one year old child is in hospital with a fractured leg after a sled crash on Poplar Street hill near Tin nest Avenue. Gerald Stuart and another child escaped injury as the sleds collided while speeding downhill.
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Eury
Reynilds
Girald Stuart
Yng
Donald Skewart
Poplar Street
Bobs
Spynes
Ainard
Wily
Delver
Stewart
Walt
Anishap
Unclear Dialect Quote Stirs Reader Debate
A fragment from a Washington Dispatch item quotes Uncle Eben on risk and heritage. The line warns against betting incorrectly and losing inheritance, reflecting a colloquial voice and tangled wording.
HighestDead Memorials at Lowest Prices in Gary
Classified notice from Starr at 101 East Washington St Gary offering memorials at low prices. Includes a stray lost found note with a reward. Contact Gary Fapeatis for details and recovery.
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Starr
East Washington St
Gary Fapeatis
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