Paragram News Briefs From Corry Area
Snow flurries and colder air affect local industry as Packard Motor Car cuts week operations to five days, producing about 260 cars daily. Corry fire police meet. John Kraft detained for candy theft inquiry while Gerald Nye cancels Edinboro lecture due to illness. County court issues include marriage licenses for William Campbell and Winifred Drayer, plus support case updates. Low bidders named for Warren hospital improvements. Northwestern PA Vocational Conference details. Various civic notes cover speeches, dog control plans, bleachers shipments from Corry, and a surge in paregoric misuse among transients.
Rehearsals Progress for Operetta The Sunbonnet Girl
Rehearsals are well advanced for the operetta The Sunbonnet Girl to be staged at Corry High auditorium on March 3 and 4 by senior and junior high musical groups. A cast of forty two with a fifteen member orchestra will perform under staff including Carlton Chaffee director Mrs Chaffee accompanist Miss Mary Curran dances and Thomas Roelofs scenery. The plot follows Busan Clifton the orphaned girl who enters a music contest in a village with Mrs Meadows and Mrs Scroggs resisting until Sue Clifton is revealed to be the hidden contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Carlyton Chaffee
Busan Clifton
Sunbonnet Irl
Haseen
Mfr
Sue
Ihut
Barbara
Bob
Jerry
Scroggs
Ara McSpavin
War fear in America outpaces Europe says Moore
John Moore of Dayton told a Rotary Club audience at South Side Junior High School that America fears another European war more than Europe fears its own. He urged collective security and a reformed international economy to enable decent living for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ar. Mocce
Moore
Europe
All-Bran Backed As Bowels Helper In Breakfast
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims diet shifts to include All-Bran with meal portions of meat potatoes and bread, plus vitamin B, to bulk and tone intestines. It suggests daily use and plenty of water, noting All-Bran is produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Ye ggs Break Into Big Safe at Erie
Erie police report a professional gang drilled into the Champion Auto Sales safe at 262 West Dwelfth Street and escaped with 112.10 in cash plus a 370 cash envelope. the break occurred around 5 am after the chief urged stronger crime suppression. The manager noted checks were discarded and the burglary appeared well planned, marking another baffling robbery for local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George J. Christoph
Haparment
Geggs
Vertillon
Tamés Niland
Bunglars
Ays
FW. Krelder
Two Teachers Hurt In Crash Near Kane
Two Bradford teachers were injured Tuesday evening when their car collided with another vehicle on Route 6 near Kane. Katherine Wynn 42 suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture plus multiple bruises. her sister Mame Wynn also sustained bruises and lacerations. Both were hospitalized at Kane Sumil hospital. Katherine’s condition was fair this morning. Mame was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Kane Sumil Hospital
Katherine Flynn
Mame Flynn
Extension Library Facilities Extended
Harrisburg reports: about 2300 books and pamphlets loaned by the extension library of the department of public instruction in the past month. Twenty four traveling libraries were shipped, four to new stations, books sent to seven study clubs, fifty one shipments to public schools, one hundred twenty eight shipments to public libraries, and books loaned to sixty one individual borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Extension Library
Depart of Public Instruction
Lester K. Ade
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indictment of Rev Cox and 13 others in Lottery Case
Pittsburgh Feb 24 Federal agents moved to arrest 11 unnamed individuals along with Rev James R Cox and two promoters in a nationwide $25 000 Garden Stakes contest indictment. Grand jury returned the eight count charges accusing all 14 persons of furthering a lottery. Names of other defendants were not revealed.
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Unitesepese
Pittsburgh
James R. Cox
Pather Cox
Olliford
Cleveland
Thome A. Syarking
Pasadena
Cal
Nelson McVicar
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Talo
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Khown
Gerald P. Nye
Edinboro
Tate Teacher's College
Frome
Wiliam R. Campbell
Celoron
Winifred Drayer
Willam E. Hirt
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Kenneth Rowequiat
Chargedichael Ziegler
R. D
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Warren State Ospital
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George Hoffel Co
Ittaburgh
Wim M. Clark & Co
Ine
New Castle
Forrest H
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Wiliam M. Clark & I Co
Roas Electric Construction Co
Philadelphia
Charles W. Tanner
Ittsburgh
Ralph $. Dewey
Boston Tore
Pennsylvania
Arthur H James
Oil City
Joseph OC. O'Mahoney
James H. R. Cromwell
WJR
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Wesleyville
Richard B. Byrd
America
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Byrd
George F. Earle
Penneal
Tatcher Mindo
Merci Patterson
Wilkes-Barre
Pottaville
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John D. Flanigan
Bop Coleman
United States
Ibut Sue
Mr. Sciggs
Shusband
Evalina
Reuben Wir Spavin
Constable McSpavin
Chapin
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Canter Street
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Gmatibo Heinz Soups
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Maxwell House
Kraft’s Cheege Food
Velveeta
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Speclatt
Mowe Hecker
Kelloge
Dore
Worcester
Lakeview
Ige
Pke
Wieners
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Joseph Herman
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