Corry Pa newspaper notice of mailing and rates
Public notice from a local paper listing addresses for circulation and advertising rates. Includes Philadelphia and Chicago offices, AP affiliation, and postal details like second class mail matter and subscription prices per year and per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torry Evening Journal
Enerne
Colegiare ‘Retin Colearuve
Wath
New York
Square
Chicago & Bond
Detrait Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Carter
Whose Tail is Burning Turkeys and Fire Safety
A fragment discusses a Saturday Evening Post piece on turkey foolishness with lighted flares, plus National Board of Fire Underwriters data. It notes one in a hundred homes destroyed yearly, 110 stores burned daily, and 29 600 factories struck by fire annually, urging preventive steps and heat source maintenance.
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Saturday Evening Post
Appaentiy
Natonal Board of Fire Underwriters
Athenen
Eac
Debate over the closed shop and labor rules in Congress
The piece surveys potential bills to outlaw the closed shop as Congress convenes, weighing likely paths within general labor reform and Wagner Act amendments. It notes uncertain prospects, contrasts past vetoes and bills, and hints at a broader split on union power and individual freedom in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Prumen
House
Senate
George TT
Babar
City Commission Opens New Year With One Department Action
The city commission met for the first session of the year with Commissioner Howard absent due to illness. Leach will oversee the Department of Streets, while Howard handles Public Safety. Frank E. Westley has been renamed county tax collector by Erie County. Frank M. Jack Loveland spoke at the Rotary Club, delivering a humorous New Year resolutions address. The Cory Theystanes beat the Rochester Kodaks 42 to 38 in a fast, defensive game, avenging an earlier loss. The community mourns Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, who died at 502 Taft Smith Street. A year 1926 police report lists 207 arrests in the city, with 203 drunkenness incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Ilness
Frank E. Westley
Erie
Frank M
Jack" Loveland
Speker
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Corry
Damestown
Tynn Rice
PSEA
Jambling
Kinley
North Side
VFA Club
Liberty
Alden Hatch
Roosevelt
Lews Howe
New York
White House
Howe
Gerry
Pressley B. Shuss
Charles
Fred Shuss
Sgt
Pressley A. Shuss
Famly
Altoona
Far East
Marines
Tiensin
Ghina
Young Shuss
Hawaii
Midway Island
Ghhna
Red Cross
Bro
Delia Mason
Alaska
Skagway
Alaskan Railway
Mason
American Road Builders’ Association
Earl Cherry
Peptic Ulcer Causes and Treatment Outline
The article explains peptic ulcers as lesions in the stomach or nearby intestine caused by digestive activity and insufficient mucosal protection. It notes that ulcers may heal but often recur, and treatment focuses on reducing irritation and acid secretion through diet and medicines, with no guaranteed cure.
Quiz questions mix up memes from a trivia page
A scrambled set of trivia prompts asks about a legendary character, a US state’s county in Florida with historical acquisitions, and lists famous socialist figures alongside names like H. G. Wells. It also includes garbled references to a British society and a state nickname.
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Florida
United States
Corry Notes Mix of Local Happenings and Questions
A busy Corry scene covers hospital issues, tourism plans, milk price outlook, and public safety. Dr Richard Tyons plans practice in Port Albany as Corry eyes new building funds, local craftsmen showcase work, and milk markets hint at February brackets. Public queries test knowledge of national items. Local police handle car theft scare ending with a misdirection.
Corry region sees patrols, storms, and stalled power talks
The Corry substation police keep all night highway patrols while Hiatt Brothers Theatre plans a $10,000 preferred stock redemption amid rapid Blatt Theatre capital moves. Reports recount cousins in Alaska, service men in China, and a New Year party at Union City with music by Glenn Middleton. Public works and rail freight worries over 1947 road construction loom, as Penelec and area crews struggle with power outages and substation delays.
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Corry
Erie
Hiatt Brothers
Greenville ‘Theatre Corporation
Flr
Blatt
Sain
Titusville
Orval Hatch
Union City
Glenn Middleton
Waterhouse
Revenue agents target district fraud and cheating ring
Special agents of the revenue department plan actions around the district before the month ends. Several violation cases appear to be brewing with prominent local residents named as defendants. Involvement spans multiple brackets and indicates extensive cheating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Department
Chautauqua Lake Freezes Over As Ice Thickens
North end seals first with deeper water last to close as a vast ice sheet covers Chautauqua Lake. Ice forms over deep water a week after the south end, making skating risky at times while youths skate near Bemus Point on Christmas Day. The Bemus Point ferry ceased December 26 as paddle wheels keep clear, and a 200 foot channel remains open.
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Mayvillm
Auling Reeves
Chautauqua County
Chautauque Duke
Tex Dents
Bemus Point
Stoo
Wis
Tee
Bowen
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Taft Smith Street
G. W. Dunkle
Gore
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Arc
Community Loan CO
RF. Corry, PA
The
Muses
Ling
Corry Hospital
Dearing
Bradford
Kane
Richard Tyons
Rochester
Minn
Michigan City
Ind
Kevin Yonwil
Port Albeany
Fia
Ashe Mayo
Second Ward
Marle Copwell
Big Deees
East Pleasant Street
Italy
Delta
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
All-Way Electric
Corry Building & Loan Association
Histrance Corp
South Center
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Penney
Batueday
Penelec
North First Avenue
Corry Elks
Chaiman
Gerry Chip
Edgar Pinto
Salada
Washington
Phillips
Gux
Meerdink
Chau
North End
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center St. Corry, Pa
Ellen Clare
Mion
Tis
National Bank OF Corry
Ha Federal Deposit Insurance
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