Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Installation Held in Corry
Sunday ceremony marked the formal installation of the Spanish War Veterans post in Corry and its ladies auxiliary at the State Armory. Local and visiting officers presided, announcing new commanders Alfred Griswold and Mrs. Mabel May, with a large turnout including two gold star mothers and visiting teams. An oyster supper followed, about ninety attending.
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State Armory
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clyde D.wilcox
John H. Condrin
John T. Cann
Oil City
Corry Camp
Alfred B. Griswold
John Muray
James JD. Stapleton
William May
Albert Anderson
Clyde M. French
C. M. Brown
William “Loanfis
John M. Caldwell
Frank Parsons
Louis Johnson
Lies
Corty Camp
Mabel May
Addie Davids
Dutier
Clemma Butters
Hilda Anderson
Dorothy Wilcox Hammond
Winifred Caldwell
Alice Bughee
DeWitta Rees
Hitchcock
Colon
Plorence French
Verna Foster
Etel Stepleton
Minnie G. Dimmick
Pamon
Ransom
Bertha McKnight
Pittsburgh
Hye
Corry
Marianne heavy ticket sale underway at Emmanuel Church event
A promising ticket sale for Marianne was halted this morning to feature an entertainment program at the High School auditorium. Sales opened at Miss Mullen's store, with many reservations in the first half hour for Thursday, and by noon half the reserved seats were taken. The local cast is completing rehearsals as final preparations near completion.
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Marianne
Emmanuel Church
Miss Mullen
Earliest Stringed Instrument Revealed in Ireland and Wales
An ancient Koliniike instrument with three to six strings, used in Ireland and Wales, is identified as the first stringed instrument to be played with a bow. The discovery highlights early bow use in Celtic regions and reshapes understanding of early stringed instruments in Europe.
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Ireland
Wales
Eight Killed in Western Pennsylvania Auto Crashes
United Press reports eight people died in automobile accidents across western Pennsylvania over the weekend, with six in Pittsburgh and two in Washington. The toll since January 1 in Allegheny County reached 20. Victims include Michael Pecock, 26, who died in a head on crash with a street car, and Jennie Gordon, 75, who was fatally struck while crossing. Others injured or killed include Eugene Zink, 45, Millvale. Howard A. Sueas, 24, Millvale. Frank Ishwan, driver in Pittsburgh in serious condition. Joseph R. Dodson, 21, Sheraden. Rhodore Schoos, 40, Oliver. Mrs. Rosalia Rowan, 48, Ingram. Ignatius Pinkowsti, 64, Pittsburgh. Numerous others were injured across the region.
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United Press
Pitsburgh
Wight
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington
Allegheny
Michael Pecock
Jennie Gordon
Eugene Zink
Millvale
Ward A. Sueas
Milvale
Pittsburg
Frank Ishwan
Joseph R. Dodson
Sheraden
He Syen
Rhodore Schoos
Mr. Oliver
Rosalia Rowan
Ingram
Ignatius Pinkowsti
Bigelow Boulevard
Dunkirk Fever Epidemic Now Under Control
Dunkirk January 13 The scarlet fever epidemic in Dunkirk is now under control with not over 25 mild cases in the city. Health officials Dr Bilisn and staff, along with three nurses from the State Department of Health, have returned to Albany. Quarantine may be lifted on 11 houses early this week after reporting about four hundred cases and eight deaths during the outbreak.
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Dunkirk
Sentner
Roberts
State Department of Health
George E. Bilis
Albany
O F Degree At Union City
The first degree team of Jonathan Lodge I O O F prepared for a degree to be conferred tomorrow night for Clement lodge at Union City. Practice sessions have been held nightly for a week and the team is in excellent condition. A large number of local Odd Fellows are expected to attend the Union meeting with fourteen candidates from the local lodge. Wednesday night the second degree will be conferred on eight class at the local hall.
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Jonathan
Adlerika Miracle Claims Ease Gas and Belly Troubles
A Mrs. Canutt credits Adlerika with ending three years of gas and eating only baby food. The ad says one spoonful relieves gas, improves eating and sleep, acting on both stomach and bowels to remove poisons. Druggist Thomas Downey endorses the product with a date cited.
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Adlerika
Ufe
MS. Canutt
Thomas Downey
Adyi
Revival at First Pentecostal Church in January
Two week revival meets at First Pentecostal Church 36 East Churen Street begin January 12th through 26th every evening except Monday at 7 45. Evangelist Wesley FL Crawford from Atlantic City New Jersey delivers sermons drawn from his travels and experiences appealing especially to the youth. Personal invitation extended to attend.
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First Pentecostal Church
East Churen Street
Hirangelist Wesley FL
Crawford
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Bowery
Stanil
Fredonia Man Succumbs to Fall Injuries
Frederick Steinhouser, 60, of Water Street Fredonia, who fractured his skull falling fifteen feet at the Ludlum Steel plant Tuesday morning, died today at Brooks Memorial hospital. Survived by his wife Coroner George Blood handled the remains, funeral home in Fredonia to arrange services. burial likely in Geneva, his former home.
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Dunkirk
Frederick Steinhouser
Water Street
Fredonia
Aohddder
Ludlum
Brooks Memorial Hospital
George
Geneva
Golden Lax Tablets Promote Internal Cleanliness
Distressing gas makes eating a misery and threatens organs. Golden Lax Tablets offer gentle relief, a tonic laxative that removes intestinal poisons. Aimed at older people, children, and individuals seeking health, this harmless yet effective remedy is available from druggists for 25 cents.
Gun used in hold up on Warren Bridge
Warren Jan 18 Auth side woman victim of a stickup on a concrete bridge after 9 pm. A man about six feet tall in a light overcoat and light cap pointed a pistol, grabbed a pocketbook containing about $3 and glasses, then fled toward Pennsylvania Avenue. Police report investigation and surveillance on several suspects.
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Warren
Auth
Alender
Pennsylvania Avenue
West End
Bemus Point Fireman John Smiley Dies at Home
Bemus Point Jan 13 John W Smiley 64 a Bemus Point Fire Department member died at his home shortly after midnight from injuries suffered when jolted from a village fire truck about a mile above the village while assisting with fallen limbs on storm damaged lines. Dr J H Kellogg cites severe internal chest injuries. Smiley formerly worked at the state fish hatchery and later as a mechanic.
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Bemus Point
John ‘W. Smiley
Wiet ‘le
J. Hi Kellogg
Smiley
Calle West
Mrs. Olive Mandeville Dies in California
Mrs Olive Mandeville, a former Cotry resident who moved to California years ago, died in Los Angeles on June 6. She is survived by three daughters Miss Belle Mandeville Mrs A O Pence and Mrs H B Keswick.
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Olive Mardeville
Cotry
Los Angeles
Calif
Jem
Jamestown's Day Chief Is a Former Trooper
Joseph Holcomb, 34, named Jamestown's new dry chief, is a World War I veteran and former New York state trooper. He served in Cuba and France with the Marines and aviation units, later patrolled western New York with Troop A and Randolph. He then joined the Lehigh Valley railroad police before moving to dry enforcement.
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Buffalo
Joseph Holcomb
Jamiestown
Waterford
Cuba
France
1Th
United States
Batavia
New York
Randolph
New York State
Lehigh Valley Railroad Police
Thim
Iry
Holcomb Sims
Jamestown
Woodman Killed by Falling Tree Near Ulysses
Hassell Ritter aged twenty one was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when a tree fell on him while working in the woods near Seven Bridges between Ulysses and Soudersport. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ritter and leaves a widow and infant, plus two sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Ulysses
Dan
Hassell Ritter
Seven Bridges
Soudersport
Harry Ritter
Tysses
Public school concert announced for January 6 at Senior High
Miss Murray, supervisor of music, announced a public concert by Various student groups at the Senior High auditorium on the evening of January 6. The program includes Junior and Senior High glee clubs, the High School orchestra, and the boys chorus. A small admission will be charged but no advance ticket sale. The event aims to showcase progress in the music department to parents, friends, and the public.
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Miss Murray
Miss_Murray
Gener
Woman Found Dead by Her Son in Suterville Home
Mrs. Anna M. Hood, 86, of Suterville near West Newton, Pa, who had not been seen since Christmas and was thought visiting relatives, was found dead yesterday in her house. Her only son Preeman Hood of Treva lnn Va, visiting, discovered her seated in a chair with a newspaper clasped in her hands.
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West Newton
Anna M. Hood
Suterville
Preeman
Trevalinn
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