Enlarge Gym Committee to Meet Monday
The Chamber of Commerce committee discussed expanding the city gym project at a Thursday meeting. Members appointed by the president of the chamber expect a vote on a modern swimming pool and gym facilities. another meeting is planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Tae
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Gymasiin
Ghambar
Pommerce
Bubhling
Torciay
Anil
Mufinita
Weir
J. Towbey
Sam Jacobseth
Bille
J. Kelly
Joe Gusgoon
Ah He Hennett
Don Pe Smith
D. Wain
Dicker
Union services draw large crowd to revival gathering
reports from the Alliance Church revival meetings describe a large attendance as Rev Wo Garvel McGarvel preached on repentance and preparation for revival. speakers urged obedience to the Word of God and unity among Wilmington Delaware congregations with plans for continued special meetings in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allianes
Wo J. McGarvel
Amuing
John
Mr. McGarvey
Peter
Carmellvana
Allinon
Ray
McGarvey
Collision at pier between Wet Colummbus and Westen Plains
United Prom reports a collision near Jaya street pier between the steamer Wet Colummbus and the Westen Plains from Philadelphia. No injuries were recorded. details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom New York
Wet Colummbus Tafe
Jaya Street
Constanthople Ad Mediterranean Posts
Tin Rijmuites Jotar
Buller to Stay Head of Fisheries Under Pinchot
Gov elect Pinchot announced Nathan Buller will remain commissioner of fisheries until after summer. He did not commit to a permanent stay but said Buller should retain the post during the coming examining period to ensure smooth transition and familiarity with current operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tarrishurg
Jennie
Gifford Pinchot
Naked Comimigioner
Buhgrlen
Nathan B. Dulles
Posi
Buller
Hab ‘Ried
Vince Hie
Gow Toure
Sproul
Pincent Haw
Mr. Buller
Bin
Aishorias
Sumimar
Amis
Tl Schliuriuts
Former Klan Member Confesses Role in Reign of Terror
In Bastrop Louisiana Bet Rougs mayor Jun Tee Rubery Dade testifies in a court inquiry into Ku Klux Klan activities. He names associates, describes torture allegations against Daniel Richards and Warren, and discusses ongoing investigations and possible meetings with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom Court House
Bastror
Rubery Dade
Bet Rougs
Danijel
Thomay Richards
Daniel
Richarde Q
Gulun
Warren
Generoce
Shimwwith
Skipwith
Atnte
Richards
Funeral Services for James D. Frew
Private funeral services were held at the Home of Pik Aon in memory of James D. Frew. Rev R M Redinger conducted the service at 2:40 PM. Bearers included Clyde Cooks O D Sidtnner Carl Marsh and Edward St Pierre. Out of town attendees included Carl Marah from Benewtown and Mrs William Smith from Jaagertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jaros D. Prew
Pik Aon
Mall Street
FM. Redinger
MH Church
Sexy Cox Wuirlat
Pius Grove
Clyde Cooks
O. D. Sidtnner
Carl Marsh
Edward St. Pierre
Carl Marah
Benewtown
William Smith
Jaagertown
Ruhr Occupation Escalates as France Seizes Production
France occupies the Ruhr region threatening reparations, with German resistance and Allied responses. France and Belgium press for payment while British troops stay in Cologne under Versailles terms. US troops prepare to move from Coblenz as rail and transit tensions rise.
Former Corry Priest Dies in Erie Hospital
Rev. Joseph B. Brock former pastor of St Elizabeth's Corry died early today at St Vincent's hospital Erie after Monday operation. A prominent Bri dinnes priest and Red Cross worker he served St Elizabeth's before 1920 moved to St Michael's Erie. Solemn high mass will be at St Michael's on Thursday. body to remain for funeral Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Michael's Church
Erie
John
Fitemauricé
Red Cross Organi Seon
Corry
Brock
Trinids
St Michael's Church
Erle
German coal barons ignore French order in Ruhr meeting
Ruhr industrialists led by Hugo Stinnes and Krupp defied a Franco-Belgian summons to a meeting on distribution and army occupation. District President Gruotarter and other officials attended as unions warned of potential trouble if French forces seize miners without pay. A second gathering followed amid stormy scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Gestaad Ruhr
Germany
Thas
Ruhr
Cologne
Meantiowe
St. Michiel
New York
United Press
HSSEN
Tan
Hugo Stinnes
Krupp Vor Rohlen
Gruotarter
Cond Syuitieat
Basen
Alilés
Ruiche Mino Ae
Berlin
Gessetdl Simp
Rei
Obat Synthete
Jie
Tele Laver
Scout Basketball Schedule Sets Weekend Games
The Girl Scouts hold pgo practice in the Armory this afternoon ahead of tomorrow’s Methers Presbyterians opener. A full program includes two Hoy Scout games Saturday evening with Raymond meeting Turnbuckle in the Industrial League. An industrial All Star lineup prepares for the benefit game against the High School next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Hoy
Raymond
New Officers Installed by P H C Circle No 170
Corry Circle No 170 P M C held regular meeting on Twinacy 11 initiating Mrs J Greisch. Installation conducted by L Ketesteo with officers: Irnyil Pierce president Eugene Smith vice president Mrs M Field guardian Mrs L Smith secretary J E Boland assistant WR Frew treasurer W J Inston chaplain Mrs T Lutton guide Oc Mo Asma companion Mrs A Lutton sentinel Symm Crate watchman Lawrence Feld pianist Mrs Mr Swanson. Guests from Between the Abts chorus praised PHC. J Roland of the chorus responded. Members from away included ML Kerestes Meadville and Mrs Margaret Hurley Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Circle
P. M.C
Alice
J. Greisch
L. Ketesteo
Moodsville
Irnyil Pierce
Eugenn Smith
M. Field
L Smith
J. E. Boland
WR. Frew
W J. Inston
T. Lutton
Mo Asma
A.lutton
Sentinel
Lawrence Feld
Mr Swanson
Inatutlad
Abts
Brother Pléres
J. Roland
Ebbimmn
Rom
ML. Kerestes
Meadville
Mra
Margaret Hurley
Buffalo
Harding nominates Crissingar and McNary to Federal Reserve Board
President Harding names B R Crissingar comptroller of the currency to head the Federal Reserve Board and James G McNary of New Mexico to succeed Crissingar. Both men are described as Republicans with banking and business ties in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
B. R.i Crigalagac
W. H. G. Harding
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Crissingaris
Marion
McNary
Southwest
Hoth
Typewriting Medals Awarded to Five High School Pupils
Underwood Typewriter Company presented medals for typewriting proficiency to five high school pupils. Miss Lena Merk ex received a medal for fifty words per minute in official tests. Other winners included Charles Spiney, Miss L Zalehock, Miss Aimtrap, and Miss A Merte with speeds ranging from 42 to 45 words per minute. Underwood and Remington speech tests were administered to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Typewriter Company
Lena Merkex
Charles Spiiney
L. Zalehock
Aimtrap
A. Merte
Underwood and
Remington
Super Regime Uncovered in Louisiana
A chaotic report claims a supergovernment behind terrorist violence investigates Watt Denicle and Thomas Richards in Morehouse Parish. Attorney General and prominent citizens reportedly oppose invisible rulers and link a mysterious power to local deaths and wine smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Bastrop
Avis
Pruilahod
Bforenoaine Parish
Watt Denicle
Thomas Richards
Morehouse Parti
Atrorney
Woca
Nvorders
Show of Old Corry at Auditorium Monday
A community event titled Show of Old Corry at the Auditorium Monday features Gitiwong in a nostalgia program with Corry residents. The program includes scenes, photographs, and performances by the City Glee Owl and High School Orchestra with proceeds supporting local receivers. Tickets available at Pontira Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Corry
Gitiwong
Dane Gut
Eliledee
Aageeralites acripBon
Tov Unit
Wien
Glee Owl
Tigh
Troi Pontira
Regular Meeting of W C T U Thursday
The W C T U held its regular bi monthly meeting at Mrs Rich Crapser's home with wood attendance noted. Plans discussed include a special fundraiser and remembering the group’s third anniversary with a city wide notice. Residents urged to display the flag in windows for proper recognition and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C
Mev
C. U
Night School Enrollments Rise With Evening Classes
Twenty five pupils enroll in night school at the High School with Brown, principal, noting more students may join in bookkeeping, penmanship, and shorthand classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Brown
High Pohdol
Doughboys to Leave Koblenz Next Friday
Fragmented report notes Doughboys plan departure from Koblenz next Friday. Text includes unclear phrases about personnel, locations, and possible transfers, with several garbled items indicating military movement and arrests but lacking verifiable details.
Preparedness pleas rejected in Army bill report
Fragmented wartime text notes rejection of preparedness pleas in a U S Army appropriation bill. It mentions troops strength, Philippine seats, and national guard capacity compared to prewar levels, with figures about distributions and future reserves amid debates in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tan
Army Newby
Hilal
Aged Resident Mary Mc Tyne Dies After Illness
Mary Mc Tyne 79 died after a long illness on a recent evening at her home on West Street. She was born in Canada and moved here in youth, living most of her life in the community. Survived by three daughters Mrs B Potter and Mrs W P Foster, and Mrs Go Johnny of Philadelphia. Funeral services will be held from the home today. Friends may call Saturday afternoon at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mc Tyne
Nilgel Mt Hephore
West Agit Street
Devensel
Canada
Mire B. Potter
W. P. Foster
Philadelphia
Pina Grove
Lutheran Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
Wednessly aftermill Mrs A A Willarh of North Center street hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Ted ward Hawkins as Vice President and Mrs de Brith as Secretary with others named. A program followed with instrumental, vocal selections, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
A. A Willarh
North Center Street
Littles Alll Society
The
Lutheran Church
Tedward Hawkins
Vicw
Ak ™ de Brith
Merv Harrison Koppal
Saidquist
Grim Wis
Mis
Mra
Hawkins
Willis
Georgia town in ashes after fire
The business portion of Plovilla is destroyed after a night blaze. Affected buildings line the street, with property loss estimated at 150000 dollars. Fire crews fought the blaze but could not save several structures. Local officials say cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Prew
Flovilla
Gay Jan
Busness
Plovilla
Jay
Iufine
Vehven
France foils Reds arresting many leaders
French authorities claim a European communist plot aimed to trigger unrest across Germany Poland and France. Police arrested several leading figures including Cahin and Solier as Deputy Cachin warned of immunity issues and potential further prosecutions. A rally protested the invasion as the government faced accusations of betraying the reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Germany
Rhine
France
Dhurslay
Red Army
Fohaig
Slovakia
Poland
Sweden
Giese Wietson
The
Rae
Rossin
Garman Ghd
Simnbit
Lowry Solier
Tmuitelval Nowreilor
Tow Russi
Anton Kerr
Lakimurite
Cachill
Arene
Daudet
Cachin
Esse
Friel
Trun
Indips
Erie May Be Made Seat of U S Court
A Erie movement seeks to create a separate federal district for western Pennsylvania with Erie as the headquarters. Judge Stoonmaber, recently appointed, would become president judge and the district would include a full federal court staff and offices in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
U. S. Court
Brin Aind
Pittsburgh
Pennsyllvania
States Court At
Erie ‘Divies
Corry
Western Pennsylvania
Erriet
Indge PF
Stoonmaber
Bio
Dhiy
United States
Wham
Corry Man Named Director at Erie Bank
Word from yesterday announces that G. H. Barlow of Corry has been elected a director of the Security Savings and Trust Company of Erie. The bank is described as one of the largest and strongest in the region. The news is expected to be of great interest to Mr. Barlow and the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H Barlow
Security Savings and Trust Companys of
Erie
Corry Mab Fust
Security
8Ings and Trust Company
Burlashie
German Ruhr Occupation Commander Says No French Advance
General De Goutte commanding the Ruhr occupation told a News interviewer that there will be no further French advance from the Ruhr unless Germany makes such a move. The statement was made in London on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
London
Ruhr
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eady
Alliance Church
W. J. McGarvey
A. G. Buller
Pinchot
Nothon
Tuller
A G Willis
Focal
Shores
Robert Dade
Mer Rouge
James D. Frew
Great Britain
Belping
Kuhn
Chamber
Dopition Leayer
Iixen
Erie Hospital
Joseph B. Brock
St. Vincent's Hospital
SCOUT
P. H.C
Crissingar
Federal Reserve
Danfal
Richard
Chou Taiil
Shaying
Coblenz
Corminz
Jan
Palice Vestry
Georgia
Times
Corry Man
Erif Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!