Paragram of Spring News Covers Stamps and Local Events
A scattered parcel of 1930s era notes reports the post office ordering dies for a 3 cent Cal- Ady College stamp likely in black, cultural events with John MyCormacl on air, birth announcements, and a wave of civic updates including steel tonnage, jury selections, Meadeville funeral, local assembly appointments, civil court activity, traffic light changes, and skating rink safety.
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Postasive Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Harling
Board weighs lighting and water plant at Junior High
Corry boards consider installing the school’s own lighting and power plant at the Junior High to cut costs after shows the district spent 1086.50 on electric current in the year. The property committee may also study a water supply option as several nearby wells have yielded savings. The board debated insurance surveys and reducing phones, and reported staff changes at the Washington and Third Ward schools. Separately, investigator McKenzie reported possible arrests in Lackawanna and plans further checks to trace stolen motors linked to Buffalo thefts.
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Corry Public Schouls
Ustavenlig
Joho
Love
Ie School
Property Committee
Smith
Browncove
Curtis
Patterson
Bennett
Dewey
Lec'y Geiger
Amd
Brown
Ina Mae Gagley
Washington Building
Bennn
Randall
Third Ward
Mir
Glen Miller
Corty Taxpayers Union
Charles Geiger
McKenzie
Insurance Underwriters Association
Buffalo
Charles Hartmaster
Norman J Wdinger
Journal
McKennie
Jursior High
Lackawanna
McKenzin
Corry
Former Erie Woman Slain by Farm Hand
Mrs. Bessie Mead, 5, once Miss Grape Akerty of Erie, was killed on a poultry farm near Rockford HL. The report says John Bellarques, a Mexican murderer, was shot while resisting arrest. Peter Kutric, a farm hand, and other details describe the breakfast and discovery of the bodies, with the crime prompting police involvement and follow up.
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Bessie Mead
Illinois
Erie
Grape Akerly
Rockford
Mead
PL. Akerty
Cooper Road
Pine Avenue
Fred
Blaine Akerty
Earl Strick
Joseph Roth
Alice, Styiel
Bie
Tibet
Miss Mead
Kittie
Bellargues Hal
Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Remedy Advised
An ad promotes Parmint treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises caused by catarrh. It claims sprays inhalers provide only temporary relief while a constitutional remedy expels the material from the system. The suggested home method uses Parmint, hot water, and a spoonful four times daily to clear nostrils and ease breathing.
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Kelster
Adyias
Readers Resume After Holidays in South Center Street
The Women of the Bible group met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. A. Bila King’s home on South Center Street with nine members present. An entertaining program featured papers by Mrs. A. Minint on John Biayayy and Louisa M. Alcott, and Mrs. Mary Whittlesey on Our Sight, Soles and Their Dogs. Mrs. Rabbits read from Mother Mason by Bessie Streator Alipien. Adjournment followed the social hour. next meeting scheduled with Mrs. Mount on West Frederick Street.
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Keatey
A. Bila King
South Center Itreet
Women of the Bible
Minint
John Biayayy
Louisa M. Alcott
Mary Whittlesey
Mra G
Mason
Bessie Streator
Mrs. Mount
Norte
West Freedieick Street
Club Plans Card Party for Scholarship Event
The Ways and Means Committee of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor a card party at the Corry Woman's Club on Friday evening January 20. Miss Gertrude Field hosted the January meeting. Miss Marion Smith heads arrangements. Ruth Soper leads the committee for games and cards. Awards went to Misses Witch and Hazel Merker. Details and entries were served. The January social will be January 23 with the place to be announced.
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Corry
Thy Corry Woman's Club
Gertrude Field
West South Straet
Marion Smith
Hieeith
Ruth Soper
Misses the Witch
Hazel Merker
Dethars Amt
Superintendent Dewey Reviews Corry Public Schools
Supt Dewey presented the Corry Public Schools annual review to the board, outlining eight sections on administration notes auxiliary instruction pupils buildings and finance. The report, rich in statistics comparing the year to the prior period, was praised for its thoroughness and ordered filed.
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Wis
Anant Peverty
Eaeathan
Ralph
Dewey
Corry
Istricht
Link Corries & W
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Supt Dewey
Five suffocated as home fire hits parish hall meeting
A Baltimore report notes five people suffocated in a May fire that largely destroyed a dwelling. The Hewitt family perished in a third floor room. Cecil Hewitt Jr attempted a rescue and also died. The incident occurred during an Emmanuel Episcopal parish hall meeting with church officers later named for five-year terms. Harvard aid figures and church reports followed the tragedy and meeting.
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United Press
Baltimore
Mil
Cecil Hewitt
Cecil, Jr
Evelyn
Corenda Brown
Henry
Hewit
Hewitt House
Hex
Freemen
University of Maryland Pharmacy School
Hie Asso
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Recios
Wallace M. Young
Merrill Witeos
J. Hy Wright
HJ. Davis
Wallace Young
GG. Liveland
Lillian Guill
Georgii Myers
Emmanuel Guild
Perry Collier
Church School
He Wright
CG. , Rafter
Wallace Xz Young
Dy Wright
Mr. West
Richard Dix stars in The Conquerors at Rex Theatre
RKO Radio spectacle arrives at Rex Theatre today with co star Ann Harding in a romance set against a backdrop of atmospheric sniffing 113 financial panies.
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Richard Dix
Reley
Rex Theatre
Ann Harding
AtmeHea
Man dies from fumes of auto in Titusville
Frank DeVlieger, 54, was found dead in a garage behind Mrs. Louise Stearns of 425 May Avenue, Titusville. Monoxide gas caused death after the car motor ran with the gas tank empty. death certified accidental. DeVlieger, a driller by trade, had recently moved from Tamestown, Md., and had been staying with the Stearns. Miss Mina Terry left for Pittsburgh.
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Frank de Vlieger
Jamestown
Mtpusville
Frank DeVlieger
Louise ‘Stemrns
May Avenue
W. B. Ruler
Stewrns
Harold Hy Bene
Stearns
Lts
Paul Kerry
DeVieger
Tamestown
M. D
Titusville
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John MyCormacl
Tly Tpishener
Macy
John Lille
Second Avenue
Harry Lillie
Harold McCray
Tamiestown
McCray
United States Steel
Cmpunation
Bist
Clyde Farrington
Spartansburg
Pebriary
Crwford
Joseph Machoney
Meastville
Erie Ailroad Trainiqman
Nicbiy
Meadville
Abuin
Punelal
Sonu H
King
Dn T Leigh Mudge
Department of Education
State Teachers College
Edinbury
Lus
Demberals
Crawford
Charles N. Grosby
W. N. Menan
Pittsburgh
Samuel Shull
Pike and Monte
P. Rossiter
Willan
B. Hicl
Orth Waite
City Coun
Smith Street
Columbus
Chintas Wasiunal Bank
National Banke
Gary
Whiteley
Jce
Mortimey E. Graham
Wrié
Terrace Gardens
Mejis
New York
Hignsway
BOARD
TOF
Geiger
Georg= Aron
Stroner
Michael Orch
Arcady Iver
Vicks VapoRub
VICKS
Sup't Dewey
Harvard
Amer Mass
Emmanuel Church
Mina Terry
Citizens National
Exeante
Ohike Orth
Ane
Gir Won
Moy
Mts Aid
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