Electric Co Eliminates Radio Interference After Repairs
Radio reception vastly improved Saturday night after Pennsylvania Electric Company maintenance crews repaired the local electric lighting system. Interference blamed on lighting circuits was traced to the area and tests conducted Saturday afternoon. Manager Howard announced the problem remedied and radio fans noted a marked improvement in the evening. Local radio owners praised the utility workers for locating and eliminating the trouble promptly.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Howard
Weller
Radio Sete
Electric Light Company
Week of Prayer observance closes with union services
The Protestant churches in the city concluded their Week of Prayer with a union service at the First Baptist church. Rev William Hall delivered the sermon “The Sinners Last Prayer” as ministers from several churches assisted. Miss Hazell Anoney gave the invocation, Rev F A Winter read the scripture, and Rev Roger Cressey offered prayer. Though stormy weather kept some away, combined church choirs provided notable music under Mrs Ralph S Dewey, with two fine numbers performed.
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First Baptist Church
Cotty Ministerial Association
William Hall
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Hazell Anoney
Advent Christian Church
F. A. Winter
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Roger ¥. Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph S Dewey
Tips on Dodging Influenza By Dr Appel
Dr Theodore B Appel head of the Pennsylvania Department of Health says the present influenza epidemic cannot be controlled by mass measures and urges individual caution. He criticizes fanciful preventatives and emphasizes immunity only after a period of treatment. The best protection is ordinary caution, avoiding the sick, exercise, fresh air, ample sleep, healthy food, and leading a balanced lifestyle.
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Appel
United Press
Farrisburg
Dan
Union
Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Accordion Concert Tonight by Accordion Novelty Co
The Accordion Novelty Company performs as the fourth lyceum number at Corry High School Auditorium. The act features four accordions in a lively street scene sketch with C cello and violin adding variety. Miss Beatrice Lawson of Jamestown visited the city over the weekend.
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Corry
Accordion Novelty Company
Accordion Novelty Co
Naples
Beatrice Lawson
Jamestown
City
Congress Eyes Bills and Proposals Across Committees
Congress debates bills today as the Indian Affairs Committee advances an investigation, the Judiciary Committee weighs a compromise prohibition resolution involving James Edge, and the House examines a War Department appropriation bill amid deficit notes.
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United Press
Indian Affairs Committee
Judiciary Committee
James Edge
HOUSE
War Department
New Proposal To Save Fair Proposed By Warren Board
A Warren report outlines a plan to form a seven member committee of local lending businessmen as trustees to underwrite unsecured debts and take full control of fair grounds for up to ten years. They would operate or sell the property and apply net earnings to debt liquidation and carrying charges, presented at the Warren County Agricultural Association adjourned meeting.
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Warren
Fair Grounds
Warren County Agricultural Association
Cory dinner conference on forming a local YMCA
About eighty Cory citizens are expected at Hotel Semigigat for a dinner conference this evening to discuss the work of the Young Men's Christian Association. No subscriptions or money-raising steps will be taken. D A Hillstrom heads the local group organizing the event with Emmett B Bailey and Philo Dix as speakers.
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Cory
Semigigat
M.C. A
Corry
D. A. Hillstrom
Lewis Roars at Retail Coal Official at Senate Hearing
John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers and Roderick Stephens of the National Retail Coal Merchants Association clashed during a Senate Interstate Commerce hearing on the Watson bill. Lewis, present as spectator and press, sharply challenged Stephens after he labeled the union "discredited."
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United Press
Washington
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roderick Stephens
National Retail Coal Merchants Association
Senate Interstate Commerce
Lewis
Stephens
Tatter
Rare January day noted with subzero chill and outages
A fragment filled with city scenes and weather notes describes a rare subzero day affecting New York and western Pennsylvania. Reports mention a frozen storefront window at the Arcade Restaurant, plowing delays, heating checks at a Senior High, and widespread transport and telegraph disruptions across the region.
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