Golden Rule Club proposed for Corry business boost
The Corry Evening Journal outlines a plan for a Golden Rule Club expanding from the Credit Exchange to unite manufacturers employees and small property owners with low-cost memberships. Retail merchants would lead activities backed by a revived chamber of commerce concept to revive local trade and spur city opportunities under leadership of Mr Blatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Evening Journal
Colegrove National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Realstate Trust
Philadelphia
Mae
Golden Rule Club
Credit Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Blatt
Thenalt
Hollywood Film Shop and Early 1914 Hollywood News
A mixed 1914 Hollywood column notes a derailment accident near the West End yards and highlights early film industry personalities. It recounts actresses Karen Morley, Una Merkel, Alice Brady, and Marie Dressler who said yes to roles, shaping careers and studio reception during cinema’s rise. The item also mentions a Cleveland freight car break-in, a Dearborn Dairy milk wagon incident, a newborn in the Bachemer family, Sam Harper’s Philadelphia trip, and local high school trips to Union City for skating.
Washington Debutante Dance Prompts Debate and Fashion
Three debutantes of the era will wear 1904 05 style gowns at the Washington Junior League Wear Something New ball. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Mrs Maury Rumsey and Rep. Tsubella Greenway attend in outfits described with high waists and elaborate trims. Rumsey criticizes the league saying it favors members over community work and raises costs. Meanwhile Civil Works murals toil, artists paid $85000 weekly payroll $175 in materials. high court quips on a bread and milk case as reporters await a decision.
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United Press
Washington
Amrge
Priddy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maury Herriban Rumecy
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Tsubella Greenway
Dem. Ariz
Rumsey
Greenway
Edward Bruce
Bruce
Eee
NRA
Supreme Court
New York
English pubs face license law duties and police testing
English licensing makes pub owners liable for disorder as police can sample served drinks. Publicans must manage premises to high standard or risk license forfeiture. War era rules limit hours and vary by district, with 98,991 licensed premises in England and Wales. In 1922 about 90,346 drunkenness convictions were recorded from a 46 million population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United Press
London
Hay
Gisblié Houses
Dora
Wales
Paris styles velvet trims for resort wear and blouses
Paris describes thrifty fashion ideas using velvet scraps on a wool coat or dress headed for resort wear. It features a standup jabot throat tie, cascading front panels, geometrically patterned blouses with pique, and a blue wool ensemble with pleated bottoms and buttoned details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dawes &T
Philippe
Gaston
Blisigh
Lincoln Day Observed by Pennsylvania Liquor Stores
Liquor stores in Harrisburg and across the state observe Lincoln Day with holiday hours. Employees on vacation plans are noted, while applicants seek state positions under the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Civil service exam dates for applicants will be announced later this week.
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Lincoln
United Press Larrisborg
Lquor
le Lancoln
Tor Iing
Pennsylvania Diquor Condrol Board
Ab Prisenkan
Civil Service
Six Syndicates Flood Erie With Slot Machines
An Erie police sweep targets slot machines as Chief Deizel follows Mayor Rossiter’s order to purge gambling. Six syndicates are believed to operate machines in city venues, with thousands won over the past year. Police are to report all known gambling sites and seize devices under threat of discharge.
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Rossiter
Erie
Rie
Feb
City Tall
William F. Deizel
James P. Rossiter
City Nail
Stokes Enters Pennsylvania Governor Race in Allentown
Congressman Edward Lowther Stokes of Philadelphia announces candidacy for Pennsylvania governor in Allentown. He calls for broad tax reductions and joins the field of aspirants gathered for the election discourse.
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Stokes
United Press
Burrows Named Secretary of Fair Association
Local notices report Harry Burrows reappointed secretary of the Wattsboro Fair Association. The county and neighboring communities share condolences for Harold Den Morris of Clymer, and social visits continue among area families including Hills, Hutties, Jaffett, Slye, and Stye. A Wattsboro Ladies Aid meeting is planned, and a sleigh party for Carter Hill youth concluded with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Pay
Harold Sweet
Clymer
N. Y
Harold den
Harry Morris
Harold Morris
Snxi
Olean
N.Y
Wilbert Morris
Conneaut
Ohio
Lawrence Mortis
Betty
Wattsboro Fair Association
H. M. Burrows
Secretart
Carl Proctor
Leon Proctor
Crystal Adams
Helen Rienwaldt
Imily
North East
Boice
Ben Swartz
Erie
Wayne Valley A. B. Ladies Aid
Phursjay
Hazen Follett
Corry Hospital
Follett
Harry Slye
Slye
Bust Kofer
Theodore Gray
Law
Farm Bureau Holds Meeting at Columbus
Columbus February term of court to be held as usual. The Farm Bureau will meet at 1 20 p m Thursday at the Community church with L E Dills State College entomologist presenting an illustrated talk on rat habits and control. Also notes on local church events and Founder's Day observance.
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State College
Siti
Columbus
Garnett
Farm Buréau
L. E. Dills
K. D
T. M
Bate
Iyi Sahedutica
Goth Grim Anil
Averse Jlpir
A.P. Rossiter
Willicau
Hirt
Myremer Graham
Easil Muy
Lnrial Vist
Franklin Park
Elks Sponsor Pre-Lenten Dance by Night Hawks
The Corty Lodge of Elks hosts a pre-Lenten dance at their lodge home Friday night with music by The Night Hawks prenestra. Dancing runs from 9 to 1. Harold Dickzel chairs arrangements. Crystal Adams and Mrs Charles Proctor invited guests after Monday call.
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Night Hawks Prenestra
Fiji
Corty Lodge of Elks
Hhe
Elks
Thei
Ant
O Cluels
Harold Dickzel
Adams
Crystal Adams
Mr. End
Charles Proctor
Oil City Vets Decline State Bonus
Several Oil City veterans declined to pursue state bonus funds saying they already received wartime pay. The reports describe ex servicemen approached about the application, choosing not to claim additional remuneration. The stance reflects personal unselfishness amid a climate of eagerness for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Dallas
Milawauker Artist Completes Life Work in Wisconsin
Richard Reuter, 60, finished a long study titled a mopey go-round in Milawakee Wisconsin. He began the piece years ago in Germany and carved all figures and religious symbols from rare woods, presenting a handcrafted centerpiece of his life’s work.
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Milawauker
Wis
Richard Reuter
Reuter
Germany
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Hollywood Film Shop
Ailroad
Tha ‘West End
Tell
Hollywood
Karen Morley
Karen
Hoefen
Hayes
Rale
Miadelon Claudet
Ani
Miss Hayes
Una Merkel
Alice Brady
Alice
Otto Kroger
Polly Moran
Ronal Feay
Mayle
Marie
Bolhe
Cleveland
Dearborn
Northwest Street
Rudolph Bachemer
Sam Harper
Union City
John Patterson
Gialt
Oden Women
Cea
Eena
Lars Eeds
TELE
Eleius
Ashi Ee
British Liquor Control
Mary Knight
FLOOD
Harry Burrows
Sec
Fair Ass
Wattsburg
S. J. Harwood Les
Optometrist
Sage
Federal Reserve Syelem
Farm Bureau
Van’s Auto Service
Penn’a
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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