The Corry Ministerial Campaign on Alcohol Costs
The Corry Ministerial Association leads an educational campaign contrasting church and education spending with liquor costs. Authors argue strong drink dominates national expenses, fuels poverty, crime, and inefficiency, urging temperance as a key social fix. The piece also critiques newspaper production as a moral industry.
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Corry
Lunser Busines
Voming
Minjestrial Association
Paninyt
Junior Team Would Play Here in Titusville Challenge
A Titusville St James basketball team from St James Episcopal Church seeks an out of town game with Corry teams. They want players under sixteen and 140 pounds. Interested teams should contact Donald Peoblen at 161 W Main Shr Titusville Pa. It may involve a mixed quintet from local church gyms.
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Tam of
Corry
Journal
Titusville
St. James
St. James — Episcopal Church of
Titueville
Donald Peoblen
W. Main
Parents Clash With Corry School Board Over Junior Senior Dance
A Corry Pennsylvania letter criticizes the school board for attempting to limit student dances and set conduct rules for minors off campus. The writer argues the board lacks jurisdiction, cites past funding disputes, and urges restraint while supporting cost reductions in school activities.
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The text urges action and persistence, urging the reader to be a Doer in every circumstance. It contrasts roles like digger Builder mover Winner and emphasizes doing what one loves, must, and can while there is life and time. It advocates starting and continuing with effort through highs and lows.
Protests Over School Authority Intervening in Student Life
A patron writes expressing ongoing protest at the Hoard meddling in student affairs at home and the added burden on families with children. The letter underlines concern for life and education, urging restraint and respect for home life.
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Tha Novoola
Prohib Convention Attendance by Rev Shaw at Indianapolis
Rev Herbert Shaw plans to attend the National Conference of the Prohibition party in Indianapolis at four o clock this afternoon. Several hundred temperance workers will be present as important measures are debated including party name change and comprehensive distribution plans for the Prohibition movement. Shaw will return to Corry later this week.
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Herbert Shaw
Jenge
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Corry
Ian Wil
Temperance
Campalen
Rev. Shaw
Heath Responds To Corry Trolley Conflict
Hon G D Heath defends his stance against Mayor Northrop, denying personal animosity and arguing the need to challenge a party's failing to protect city interests. He asserts public good over personal discomfort and cites duty at a public meeting about trolley company actions.
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Evening Journal
Northrop
White
Corry
Northrop Refuses Favor Over City Demand
A fragment indicates Mr Northrop declined a requested action tied to city dealings, suggesting thanks would be given for the prompt attention but noting a sense he was being favored in the demand. The passage references a notion of mutual obligation and resistance to assistance.
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Northrop
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