Three Barns Leveled By Fire in Corry Area
Local reports say two barns on Henry Hollis farm burned Wednesday morning, destroying the structures. Residents note other nearby farm dwellings and visitors in the area, with multiple reunions and, later, a return trip to Warren.
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Blue Eye
Corry
Evening Journal
Will Burch
Warren
Chester Grover
West Spring Creek
Henry Jaquith
Albert Sandburg
Larder
Howard Spencer
Youngsville
Therr
Alta Mead
Ethel Stearns
Bries
Roy Vander Co
Nora McClelland
Loren Haines
Alfred Anderson
Portwillé
N. Y
Chas
Sandburg
Dan Jaquith
Sugar Grove
Barney Wind
Youngstown
Ohio
Fred Yates
K. Martins
Beay
Chas. Sandburg
Fortgilly
Henry Hollis
Abd Otrs
Lestie Howard
Frank Howard
Frame Howard
George Ten
Polk
Margaret
Widan Brindley
Od Jaquith
Sherman
Mead
Colibus
Part of code is illegal Harrisburg headline
Officials of the bureau of motor vehicles withheld comment on a Dauphin court decision handed down yesterday by Judge William M. Bargest. The ruling held part of the motor vehicle code unconstitutional, affecting only the section requiring arresting officers to bring the alleged offender before a magistrate within 15 days of the offense. The decision followed an appeal by Frank J. Marter of Palmyra from a fine imposed by a alderman.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dauphin
William M. Bargest
Frank J. Marter
Palmyra
Palderman
Beaverdam News Roundup A Busy Community
Beaverdam residents share visits, travel to Corry and North East, with many relatives gathering for weekends and church events. A July 9 social row highlights multiple families visiting, a roast pork supper planned, and local folks taking trips to Niagara Falls and Celoron Park.
Poison Advice In Jasmine Plant Safety Notice
The Department of Agriculture warns yellow Jasmine contains alkaloids that may be toxic if ingested and warns against feeding or handling it internally. Oleander is identified as highly poisonous and should never be kept on lawns or in homes where children may reach it. Ensure safe planting and avoid exposure.
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Childiren
Spring Creek Newsletter of Interest Highlights Summer Visits
Spring Creek Newsletter notes residents and visitors during July. People travel to Erie Jamestown Warren and New York City while relatives and friends gather for family events. The Ladies Aid meets July 12 at Mrs R D McKelvey’s home with joint hosts.
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Rey
FD. Smock
R. Lyons
Lois
Corry
R. C. Davin
Watheburg
Clair Weidner
Spaburg
Nee Om F. Tan
Mary Society
The
U. B
Hileh
Josephine Jones
Union City
H. D. Whitney
Will Puliam
Bear Lake
Clarence Newell
Jessie and
Jeanie Crook
Meadville
Jess Whitney
Spartanaburg
Paul Smith
Proctorville
Orrin Borstorff
North West
Theodore Ruth
Canton
Lawrence Tanner
Rexford Proctor
Rolla Peterson
Howard
Ray Ladd
Rigi
Tonday
Charles Tanner
Floyd
Orville Way
North East
Fred Doolittle
Raymond Mulvin
Wattsburg
Robes
Mulvin
Spring Creek
Mic 'Tona ‘Tripp
Willoughby
Willis Wilcox
Leon Cable
Warren
Dorothy Weade
North Tonowands
N.Y
Mary Stickney
Carl Donaldson
Billie
Erie
Sunda Sue
Suryer
Betty Joe
Elmira
Charlotte McKelvey
Dorothy Westle
Hastings Jones
Larry Tuedsay
V. Klingstead
Wilson Sickler
Michael Petrack
Bredenridge
F Goth
Agnes Burns
Preeport
Lena Jackson
Jamestown
B. H. Sturtevant
Beatrice
Binghamton
N. Y
C. B. Burkhardo
Carty
Tuesay
Lotta Moore
Harry K. Johnson
Emily Morton
Big Hun
Philip Peabody
Ladies Aid Society
R. D. McKelvey
Samsburg
McKay
Robert Melfertrick
Hattie Morgan
Minnie Stearns
Winnie Johnson
William Patnem
Jamestown Hospital
John Mckay Ang
Miller-Mckay
Greenhurst
Lake Chiu Auung
Dorothy Brundage
Hamut
G. Bruntage
Googe Tyhnson
New York
Fred Johnson
J.C. Phelps
Cary
Fred Armstrong
Ton City
Glen Donaldeah
Motorcity
Wolirth
Armstrong
Dairymen Receive First Stock Certificates in New Co operative
The Dairy League Cooperative Corporation issued its first stock certificates mailed from New York on July 1. The inaugural certificate went to H. L. Hardin of Sussex, director of the district, with about 20 stock applications received and total funds near $200,000. Sixty subscribers received certificates in the first mailing, with additional mailings continuing.
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Dairy League Cooperative Corporation
Suberbees
New York
Onl
M. Hardin
Sussex
Nuira
Distrek
Dairymen’s Lease Cooperatve Association, Inc
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Dairy-League
Dairymen's League News
Cosmetics in History and Ancient Luxuries Recalled
A compact survey notes cosieries trace to antiquity, outlining folly and luxury across ages. It hints at numerous substances used as perfumes and cosmetics, referencing classical authors from Babylon to Greece and Rome, and the enduring fascination with beauty through time.
Atlantic Gasoline Adverts via Modernistic Posters
The Atlantic Refining Company promotes its gasoline with bold modernist poster style ads. Executives claim Atlantic gasoline supports powerful acceleration, easy starting, quick response, and smooth operation. They emphasize cleaner burning and complete combustion, aligning with evolving engine designs and motorist demands.
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Atlantic Reining Company
Atlantic
Aselie
Mr &. M. Boor
Atlantic Company
Westfield Man Found Dead In Apparent Suicide
Leonard Hanks of Westfield, 29, was found dead in his car along Martin Wright Road near the Frank Dibble farm. Coroner Crandall noted suicide was likely, a .22 revolver and spent shell were found at the scene. He leaves a wife Isabelle and two young sons plus parents, a brother, and a sister.
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Westfield
Leonard Hanks Af
Crandall
Afinks
Martin Wright
Frank Dibble
Mr. Dibble
Mr. Hanks
Hanks
Isabelle
Charles Hanks
Leon Hanks
Harry Munroe
Gil of
New Bar Proxy John B Brooks Elected Erie Lawyer
Erie attorney John B Brooks is elected president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association in the latest leadership shake up as the legal group plots bar reforms and member outreach across the state.
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John B. Brooks
Erie
Pennsylvania Bar
Local stray phrases outline upcoming course and event notices
Fragmentary OCR outlines a planned course project and related events. Mentions Mrs Larson and Mrs Mabel I, a filling station, a song, and a proposed layout with a weekly schedule and morning activities. Details are unclear and partially unreadable.
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Corry
Mabel I
the & Song
Larson
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