Lively basketball games at state Armory tonight
At the state Armory the Municipals prepare for Franklin Athletic Club as Craker and Jourdet join tonight's lineup after a strong showing against the High School Alumni. A drug store rivalry discussion frames the evening with a call for competitive monopolies while a proposed law on drug sales prompts caution over rural access.
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State Armory
Armory
Municipals
Franklin Athletic Club
Jourdet
Pittsburg
Craker
Municipal Club
Jamestown Moohs
Constitutional changes eyed for shifting presidential and congressional dates
The article describes moves to move presidential inaugurations to January instead of March and to restructure Congress with a yearly section able to request public business. It notes proposed amendments and pending measures, with public weather and ceremony considerations cited as factors. Action is expected but unlikely before the March adjournment.
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Phioy
Movanibar
InDe- Boulber
Ford
Congress
Bilsingvath
Insured Parcels Sent From Corry Office to Sedalia Mo
This afternoon the first parcels post package received at Corry came from Clymer New York Illinois for a Rural Route 2 patron. It was sent from Petroleum Center for a resident of the Fourth Ward J R Brigham sent the first insured parcel from Corry to Sedalia Missouri. Assistant Postmaster C Rurier Bentley urged that all packages bear a return address and be stamped full with parcels post stamps before mailing.
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Corry
Clymer
Fourth Ward
J. R. Brigham
Sedalia
C. Rurier Bentley
Oburn Bates Couple Wed At United Brethren Parsonage
John B. Ohrn of Columbus and Blanche B. Bates of Spring Creek wed yesterday at the United Brethren parsonage with Rev. Macinlyre officiating in full ring ceremony. After a short honeymoon they will reside in Columbus borough and receive best wishes from friends and neighbors.
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Obrn-Bates
John B. Ohrn
Columbus
Blanche B. Bates
Spring Creek
United Brethren Parsonage
Macinlyre
Trenda
Blighted Son in Four Parts and Two Other Comedies
Local theater hosts a four part feature tonight at Amuses with the Blighted Son as the main attraction plus two additional comedies for all ages. Tickets available at the box office.
Danish Brotherhood Hosts Large New Year Ball
The Corry Branch of the Danish Brotherhood held its annual New Year’s ball at K of P Nell last night. More than fifty guests from Warren and Brie attended. Diners and dancers performed Heinish folk dances. a luncheon was served at midnight, and the celebration continued until daylight.
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Corry
K. of P. Nell
Warren
Brie
Loon
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The passage mocks a courtroom scene with a District Attorney asking a juror if his wife could influence his verdict. A judge dismisses the foolish question as the juror Abraham Jones is excused.
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Indy
Jones
Abe
Afr
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Corry Evening Journal
Tractign Building
Canter Street
DL Célagrave
Arthur Colegrave
Corre
Fusure
Dar
New York
Chicago
North- Top
Electric Light Company
Thias
Northrop
Sity
Itn Interta
New Inné
Franklin
Union City
Alunta
Union City Athletic Club
Hinessil
Sheea
Unus
Eal Instruments
Atomobilan
Ute
Washington
House
Senate
POST
Kelloy’s Corn Makes Co
Hua Bean
Equity
Fed
United States District Court
Detroit
Wickersham
Jr, Brigham
Danish Brotherhood
Abie. Mere
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch
Caine
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