Today s Five Best Radio Features
Fragmented OCR text lists radio features and station identifiers in a period voice with many misspellings. Notable items include references to the Symphony Orchestra, Henry Madles, Tolanthe, and Sullivan, with several city callouts such as Omaha and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAT
Gineingau
Pat Benetral
Vinenmnth Symphony Orchestra
True Reiner
WIA
New York
Henry Madles
Qechestra
WOAW
Omaha
Penteal
Heluxe Ponérom
Wikme Kansis
Fontini
Gilbert Ani Sullivan
Tolanthe
Oruit Companys
Romeo Anit
Births and Deaths in Corry City 1925
Fragmented read shows counts of births and deaths in Corry during 1925 with mentions of families and local names. The text lists months and approximate births and deaths, referencing Wayne, Corrye, and local figures, but details are corrupted and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Artunlis
Paul Teat
Amd
Syria
tShave
Wariris
Howe Ani
Howe I
Wayne Haynsting
Willy Botemule
WhitSaryleths
CE Jis Tageevn
Enol
Hivruurstiae Piuretuiwik Ral
Woman Found Dead in Brook Street Home
A woman identified as Mrs John Back was found dead in her Brook Street residence. Neighbors reported a troubling scene and responders noted signs of foul play. authorities are investigating the cause as weather or injury related. The deceased’s relatives and local officials were notified as investigators gather statements and inspect the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Street
John
Pelthbers
Beck Jeuh
Hiewig
Brett Yy
Thi
John P
Panieneay
Warren Hospital
Hoek
Hople
IBERLINS AGAIN INDOORS AFTER DANCING PARTY
A garbled report mentions Tevinye Berlin wing and a dancing party linked to London society. The text is incomplete with unclear names and events, but hints at a follow up indoors after an event. No definite date or outcome is recoverable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iberlins
United Press
London
Suill
Berlin
Daily Friend
Berliy
WIFE OF FORMER CORRY RESIDENT GAINS WRITER SUCCESS
A Corry area wife, Hilda Richmond, emerges as a successful writer with a vast correspondence list and standouts in entertainment and publishing. Her wartime mail order venture and cross-country influence show a prolific career, urging women to pursue talent with dedication and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
San Antonia
Krwing Corry
Sontt
West Pleashit
Hilda Richmond Hinsentl
Eantin
Janseatt
Oder
Tyinwcott
Aonal Saigleines
Jaschert
Lewis Policy Approved by Coal Miners
Report from a coal field shows United Mine Workers leader Lewis winning backing from miners amid wage dispute and arbitration talks. The scene outside the gathering room turned tense as workers loudly supported the policy, signaling possible strength for Lewis in ongoing labor negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEWIS
United Mine Workers
Seisut
United Press
Wilkes Harra
Lia
Ly Lewis
Ead
Sis
United Mine Workers Ajicriet
AHL
Aesmoath
New York
Fonsi
Mesa
Conf
Dience
City Council to Meet Tonight After Election of Commissioner
City council convenes this evening with commissioner elect CP Brows seated and assuming duties of Superintendent of Finance. The regular meeting will address routine city business and potential changes in fire alarm system oversight. The lighting company manager pledges cooperation to repair and protect fire alarm wiring, with the new administration guiding routine agenda items.
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Supt i
Weil
Westy
Haralsing
Tlis Department
Edd
Pommissioney
Lede Amt
Paulson
Pamerl
Muiwiger Wick
Putin
Card Party Planned by Catholic Benevolent Group
The Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association plan a card party Tuesday evening at St Edward's. The committee has arranged a fair with lunch to be served, promising an enjoyable event. Miss Ina Whitney left today for Union City to visit her cousin, Mrs Paul Sith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Edward's Trial
Ina Whitney
Union
City
Paul Sith
Machine Plunges Into French Creek in Meadville
In Meadville Pennsylvania on June 16 Kenneth Melvitick died in a drowning accident after a vehicle slid from a slippery windway and plunged into French Creek. The incident occurred near a bluff and involved a single operator. Rescue efforts were reported but unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Meadville Pa
Kenneth Melvitick
Booze joint reports clash with police findings in Athens
Police report no Friday or weekend drunkenness in the city as bootleg liquor allegedly circulates. Officials note many alleged joints may still operate, with evidence pending from quiet investigations and possible federal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qltivate Citgang
Athens
Furges
Furgnerly
Iormant
First Avenue
Jn Tead
Guade Shuys
Vurhoas
Farewell Dinner For Rev Ashton Promises Reserved Seats
Community notes a farewell dinner honoring Reverend Ashton with sure reservations noted for attendees. Local organizers expect a warm sendoff, stressing order and appreciation for the minister's service while inviting friends, parishioners, and supporters to attend.
Couple Arrested After Raid At Club Dinner Event
A club night at Motel Corry featured a farewell tribute to Rev. Mr. Ashton with Don F Smith presiding as toast. The informal program included talks by guests and several sportsmen from Erie, totaling about a dozen to fourteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severa Ging Ie
BSS
Charles Cooper
Raidemast
Quelibers Arte
Smith
Erie
Hig
Ashton
Vote on Court Plan This Week Likely In Washington
Jan 18 report sketches a looming Senate debate on a court plan tied to the League of Nations and Versailles treaty. Analysts say a small group aiming to rally unity against the plan could push limited debate rules to constrain a single senator’s filibuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Aranyilaltie Auli
Clutaré
Senate
League of Ni Planations
Tulli
Steen
Ty Cone
Death toll in trolley wreck reaches five in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh trolley wreck at Pleming Park bridge claimed five lives with bodies recovered in the Ohio River. D. E. Shell, a conductor, and an unidentified victim were identified among the dead. Frank E. Gleason, age 52, long-time local resident, died suddenly at home after a day of health and church attendance. Funeral plans indicate services Tuesday with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gleason
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pleming Park Bridge
Ohio River
D. E. Shell
Carron
Frank E. Gleason
Ager
Veirs
Wise Prederick Street
Gleason Svas
Gleason
Clymer
Mecaliers
Conn
Hite Fosides
Mr’ Gleason
Tay Gleason
Buifate
Mus Gleasod
Mayvalle
Pine Grove
Couple charged in operation of disorderly house raid
Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper of Hammond Street Third Ward were arrested after a midnight raid on their home. Archie Renlis accused them of furnishing garters to his wife and mother. The couple fled the scene but were later taken into custody and held on $500 bond each for a 7 o clock preliminary hearing before Alderman G Hi Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jopper
Hammond Street
Nthe
Archie Renlis
Coopers
Cooper
G. Hi. Gordon
Wright denies return to state highway post
Paul De Wright of Erie dismisses reports he will resume as Pennsylvania highway secretary. He says he has no knowledge of such plans and that no official statement has been made. Wright spoke after a Washington PA dispatch cited rumors of directors from Washington County returning home. He notes the issue may stem from opinions at the recent legislative session recess and recalls meeting Governor Pinchot in Erie. The former highways secretary emphasizes no official talk of resuming the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qment
Pennsylvania
Paul de Wright
Erie
Washington
Washington County
Wright
Wuelbertt
Gifford Pinchot
Stie
Lawrence
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Ella Linderuth
Catawissa
Veil Hospital
Ita
Tyre Ben
Vinchot
Morrison
Harrisburg
Legistanire
Elf
Binue
United Press Verian
Carly Gudayeh
Feng Tigildini
Ci Berks
Skpetestine
Artanintite
Atv
Kreater Berlin
Kieked
Sidney Ea
Ston
Moe John Stotim
Dota
Petia Te
John €. Beck
Machine
French Creek
Rev. Ashton
Red and Gun Club
Hotel Corry
Pinetwire
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