Local notes mix marriage, print sale, and celestial talk
Meadville grants a marriage license to Joseph W. Gentiiman and Hazel Irene Nantes of Corry. The Connellsville-Courier changes hands as Stephen Allen and C. B. Robinson prepare to take over. A long-running Corry paper founded in 1847 faces transition. Also: Venus may be visible, a frozen page lists funerals, radio offers and theater plans, and a Corry bishop's death stirs memories in the community.
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Meadville
Joseph W. Gentiiman
Hazel Irene Nantes
Corry
ConneAutville Courier
D. W. Spaulding
Jennie ©. Robinson
Stephen Allen
C. B. Robinson
Greenville
Papal Speech Heard by 300 Million Catholics Worldwide
United Press reports a Vatican City radio broadcast of Pope Pius XI was transmitted clearly to an estimated 300 million Catholics worldwide. Cables from every continent praised the program. NBC Riverdale and AT&T Newark facilities took safeguards to prevent rival interference.
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United Press
New York
Phil XI— Vine
Pointitt
Vatical City
Radio Net
Vatican
National Broadcasting Company
Rivertead
I. 1
American Telephone &Telegraph Company
Netong
N. J
Life near North Pole: Peary claims 700 miles habitable
Admiral Peary states permanent human life exists within about 700 miles of the North Pole, while none is found within 400 miles of the Sonu pole. The summary reflects his views on polar habitability and distance limits.
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Poles
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Sonu Pole
Spayde lauds Dr Pierce’s Nurie for kidney relief
Mrs. Charles A Spayde of New Castle Pennsylvania reports chronic backache dizziness and kidney pains eased by Dr Pierce’s Anurie. She credits improved appetite sleep and energy to the remedy and endorses asking for a free trial packet from Dr Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York or by sending 1 cent for trial mail.
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Chas
Spayde New Castle
Charles A. Spayde
Feuera
St. Druggists
Dr. Pierce
Alu
N.Y
Three Negroes Convicted of Murder in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on February 13 three Black defendants Clarence Williams Cleo Peterson and Robert Smith were found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Dr. August Braum last October 4. The jury of one white foreman returned the verdict after deliberating overnight and the death penalty was recommended. The defendants showed little emotion as the verdict was read and motions for a new trial were declined.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Legrees
Braum
Burgess
West Wisjareth
BP. Mn
Frank Reader
Clarence Williams
Cleo Peterson
Robert Smith
Syumiameselcia
Edward Martin
Ohio
Williams
Phas
Peterson
Smith
O'Connor
Reader
Fleming
Coll
Burglars Busy At East Wes Drug Store Confession
Burglars broke into One sit and failed to enter two other business places during the night. Patrolman Bernard Lee, responding to a window crash at Lt. Roback's drug store, fired at a burglar as he fled in a car. Marnest Zielinski, 24, was questioned. A confectionery store at 928 West 18th Street reported stock stolen.
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Orin
Bernard Lee
Roback
Hast Avenue
Wes
George Schneider
Joseph Kingshafer
East Side
Marnest Zielinski
Buffalo Road
Taft Avenue
Joseph Stancgeo
West 18Th Street
Valentine Dance Tonight at Ma sonic Temple
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a Valentine dancing party at the Ma sonic Temple this evening from 8 to 4. Proceeds go to the Community Chest emergency fund and the club's educational fund. Hall decor reflects the season with novelty stunts planned for extra entertainment.
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Shershe
Masonic ‘Temple
Corry
Emmanuel Guild Hosts Pleasant Meeting in Frederick
The Emmanuel Guild held an enjoyable social and business meeting yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lovetani’s home on West Frederick Street. Plans were announced for Lenten season suppers at the Parish Hall, with Emmanuel and Lillian Guilds co sponsoring. The first supper is set for February 20 featuring a fish meal, and Mrs. Loveland served a salad luncheon for guild members in keeping with St. Valentine’s season.
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Emmanuel
C. C. Lovetani
West Frederick Street
Emmanuel and
Lillian
Emmanuel Guild
Car Burns Burn at Frewsburg
Jamestown paper reports Frewsburg firemen fought to save the old Warren and Jamestown Street Railway car house but the building burned completely at 1 30 am. The rear trolley waiting room site owned by Davis Junie Company of Jamestown suffered the loss, valued around 4500 to 5000 dollars.
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Jamestown
Warren & Jamestown Street Railway Company
Frewsburg
Davis Junie Company
Death Claims Mrs Evily Amelia Morris
Mrs Emily Amelia Morris died at her home 1712 asl Congre street at 11 this morning after four years illness. Born in New Haven Connecticut she had been a Corry resident eight years. She was eighty nine years ten months old and survived by two daughters Mrs Gertrude Reynolds and Mrs Mabel Myer both of Corry and two sons H A Morris Shelby Mont and Albert Morris Vrooman. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Benjamin H. Clickner
Corry
Clickner
New York City
William H. Louis
Oi City
Emily Amelia Morris
Asl Congre Street
Morris
New Haven
Conp
Titusville
Gertrude Reynolds
Mabel Myer
H. A. Mocrs
Shelby
Bradford ministers seek $5,000 to aid unemployed
District Attorney Charles G. Hubbard reports the Bradford Ministerial Association plans to raise $5,000 to assist the city’s unemployed. If successful, the fund could reduce reliance on Sunday movie operations during the current four weeks. Shea's theatre donates Sunday showings to the fund, with projected weekly and total limits.
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Sisane
Bradford
Charles G. Hubbard
Kane
Hubbard
Ministerial Association
Uniaving Pictures
Weir
Shea's
Pyault
Corry Knights Pre-Lent Dancing Party Monday
Corry council and committees stage their annual pre Lent dancing party at St Edward's hall next Monday evening. Preparations near completion and the Knights plan novelty features with music to attract a large crowd.
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Corry Council
Smgnts
Comm Bus
St. Edward’s Hall
Knights
Sturgeon Fishing By Snagging Declared By Bureau
The Bureau of Fisheries notes sturgeon are caught by snagging and will not take bait. Snagging uses a heavy linen line and a long pole or rod with a book and line. The recommended line length is about 2 to 4? feet and a stout point is urged for successful capture.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Byrd to Lecture in Erie March 24
Erie February 18 plans finalize for Rear Admiral Richard Byrd to lecture March 24 at Public Auditorium under the YWCA. He will recount the South Pole flight and Little America facts in two sessions, with a luncheon gathering at Mrs. Shannon’s home and a full committee lineup for publicity schools clubs and county.
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Erie
Richard Byrd
Parsimeder
Amerie
Maxwell Lick
Shannom
Ickets
LaVerne Olds
George Ff. Mohr
Hunter Willis
C. C. Birkland
Munger
County
Peter Pulukos
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