Curfew Proposal Aimed at Youth and Morals in Pennsylvania Towns
A Curfew measure is urged as a public policy to curb unsupervised youths on streets at late hours. The draft ordinance sets curfew from 8 00 p m to 6 00 a m in fall and winter and 7 00 p m to 5 00 a m in spring and summer, with a sixteen year old age limit. Offenders face a dollar fine plus costs, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. Written permits and parental accompaniment are allowed exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mehta
Corry
Cyphers
American Steel & Wire Co
Barlow Hardware CO
Amendment debate and municipal waste to energy notes
A fragment discusses the proposed constitutional amendment changing senatorial selection to direct popular vote and its political implications. It also notes cities like Minneapolis generating electricity from refuse, referencing market procurement of machinery, and cites a Christian Science Monitor lead on President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Christian Science Monon
Politicians Seek Bayle Ouster Over Job Promises
Local politicians denounce Erie county assemblyman S. B. Bayle as his seat is challenged by John S. Stoyes of Union City. They allege Bayle promised various men jobs in Harrisburg if favorable outcomes occurred, fueling opposition amid the contest.
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S. B. Bayle
Erie County
John S. Stoyes
Union City
Bayle
Harrisburg
Dig and Win: The Power of Digging for Success
A motivational exhortation urges relentless digging to achieve goals. It emphasizes persistence, discipline, and the belief that effort defeats obstacles. The piece frames digging as a universal tool for money, reputation, and stories, urging readers to stamp the word on heart and brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selence
Ananda
North East Man Noted in Bayle Appointment Rivalry
Corry factions grow bolder as Bayle’s seat faces challenge. Reported plans include aiding Steves of Union City to contest Bayle’s position. Observers warn of political shifting tactics and possible developments if threats materialize.
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Bayle
Corry
Steves
Union City
Daughters of I o Held Installation and Banquet
At Maccabee Hall the Daughters of Tnabella held an installation of officers and a banquet with more than forty members present. Retiring Grand Regent Miss Mary Tinley received a gold bracelet. State Regent Cora McCabe led the ceremony. A full slate of officers was installed and a banquet followed with music and games making the event a success.
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Maccabee Hall
Conception Court
Mian
Mary
Cora McCabe
Mary Steele
Margaret Conner
Vic
Mildred Steely
Maury St. Clair
Florence Blair
Helen Morrell—Montear
Misa Mary Mulderick
Sentinel
Rose Mahoney
James McKee
Mary Chrey
Misa Elizabeth Mead—Tritees
Misa Mary Smith
Former Corry Man Retires on Pension
Fred Turner of Kittanning, a longtime engineer on the Valley railroad, retires on pension after 49 years of service. He hauled the Staining accommodation to and from Pittsburg, worked on Buffalo express between Oil City and Pittsburg, and recently held the Kittanning shifter assignment. He is a former Corry resident, son of the late John Turner, once linked with Hill Geer in Corry’s cigar business, now living with his mother on Maple Avenue.
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Gays Tat
Fred Turner
Valley Railroad
Turner
Pittsburg
Oil City
Brady
Hoa
Corry
John Turner
Iillet Geer
Mtr
New Era Club Serves Supper at Presbyterian Chapel
The New Era Club hosted a roast pork supper in the Presbyterian chapel dining room attracting a steady stream of patrons from 6:30 to 7:40. Tables were well set, the menu praised, and the young ladies provided attentive service. The high quality voices from the urn presented by Mr H J Whittle were widely commented on.
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New Era Club
Presbyterian Chapel
H. J. Whittle
Sweet cider for sale by Mae Steadman
Sweet cider offered by Mae Steadman at 30t on W Frederick Street. Price listed as eight dollars. Availability noted in a compact local sale notice.
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Mae Steadman
Frederick Stadyiw
Fall Into Pit At Abandoned Gasometer Injures Worker
Tho Ol City Blizzard reports Robert Reeve, an OL City Foundry employee, escaped serious injury after falling about 12 feet into a pit beneath an old gasometer in the Sago Run district Monday. Water filled the pit, but a workman lowered a ladder and rescuers pumped out water to retrieve patterns before further damage. The engine and water system, once powerful, showed wear as repairs were made, with the building dating to the 1870s gasometer era on the riverbank.
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Ol City
Robert Reeve
OL City Foundry Company
Sago Run
Rick
Reese
Afr
Dolty
Jt Wan
Tolby
Thnis
Sige
A. M. Kent
Corry
Jamon Sutton
Dlohwura
O' City
Titusville Man Lands in Harrisburg Role
A Titusville man, Alaycon Crosby of The Titueville Courier, has been appointed assistant messenger in Harrisburg. He will work the night shift, earning about 90 dollars weekly, as part of the officer’s service roster. Local Democrats and friends extend congratulations.
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Tituavitle Herald Myn
Alaycon Crosby
Titueville Courier
Ansistant
Mansenger
Representavet
Harrisburg
Mborne
Carrica
Perauielten
Itusvillan
Ottar Trlonda
Fragmented OCR Keepsake on Radio Search Efforts
A garbled OCR note references a store bag and radio search details. It mentions a hound and navigation clues, with unclear notes about dates or locations. The readable bits suggest efforts to locate something or someone, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
Local sports recap hides in garbled lines
A fragmentary rust of sports notes mentions teams and a night event with unsettled details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of a race or match and vague outcomes.
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Colegrave, Peope and Aquauing Bdstar
Arthur Colegrove
Asociated
Thie Pontalice
Das
Cass Mall
Nowa Colin
Sea Live
Mtblmsim
Miornlig
Sea Line
Panaldlealiee
Fils
New York
Chicago
Swanches
United Press Weather Report
Li Tiyor
United States
Congress
Senate
Pbs
Gov. Wilson
Twome
Buttato
News
Erie Co
Uy Ge
Matthew Adams
Everett Racket Store
D. OF I
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
Titusville
Ereot
Ar Tranie
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