Twenty Years Ago Rotary Charter Presented in Corry
Twenty years prior the Corry Rotary Club hosted a large gathering at Parish Hall to mark the formal charter presentation from the International Rotary. Lt Olimi Bord was killed in a distant engagement, a ceremony led by Rev M Melmyre, with about sixty attendees from the Wartens Club and Aly, Gonyy Rotarian staffers present. The Palm Restaurant on Center Street was to reopen with new decor and improved dining service under George Sieneel. T A Payer prepared a modernization plan for its West Main confectionery store featuring upgraded frontage and a sleek display, while the Barlow Hardwart Company was finishing the second floor of a large building with a steel ceiling and panel siding. Paul Downey announced the Corry Independents would host the Pittsburgh Colored All-Stars next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixty Aikeviciting
Indie
Warten Club
Aly
Gonyy Rotarian
Parish
Corry Club
Rotary
Barlow Hardwart Company
Ifa
Toon
Frm
Paul Downey
Corry Independents
Pittsburgh
Conneaut Lake Girl Detained After Wedding Fades
Conneaut Lake high school sophomore Betuir Howell, 17, was detained with Groves, 24, after a wedding elopement attempt failed near Columbus Lake. Deputy Barker said Groves could not provide a valid license and the car lacked brakes. Howell professed love for her married fiancé as they traveled from Conneaut Lake toward Dalton, Georgia.
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Qanesvilee
Oy Tuly
Groves
Betuir Howell
Connesut Bute
Mobile
Elopine
Georgia
Berard Barker
Dalton
Misa Howell
Cornesus Lake
Colinesus Lake
Howell
Planes stream to Britain from Canada and U K
A wartime feature describes heavy American and British bomber traffic from Canada to England. Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Bowhill oversees a vast ferry operation with American pilots guiding large fleets including B 17s and B 24s. The scene conveys a busy western terminal, bold aircraft, and global coordination in the air war effort.
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Royal Air Force Ferry Command
RAP
TS Army
Sir Frederick
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Bataan Avenger
Stlats
Britain
Finge
RAF
Consul Command
Endy’ Bowhill
Women's Auxiliary Air Force
England
Preventing polio and camp life tips for soldiers
A fragmented wartime note urges hygiene to ward polio and lists camp readiness tips for recruits. It emphasizes washing fruit skins, keeping diets clean, and packing basic gear for camps, including underwear, towels, sewing kit, and modest clothing, while avoiding unnecessary items.
Automobiles for Sale and Outboard for Sale Ad
Attention draftees get cash for your car. Poly deal guaranteed. A J Alkens Motor Sales 1915 First Avenue. For sale Eyintude outboard 6.34 Bowral 450 Pleasant Sq Dial 98 595.
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Sals
Poly Dealing
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Sibler
Bowral
B. Pleasant
STOP WAT STRIKES IN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES RAISE WAR PRODUCTION FEARS
The era of strikes in defense industries worsens since Pearl Harbor and endangers war output. Labor groups allegedly break pledges, threatening essential arms production. The President warns labor leaders that the government can curb strikes to protect the war effort and national security.
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Nica
Pearl Harbor
Isbor
Werali
Padersl
Sondy
Terigatves
Daily Quiz of a Fractured Page
A scrambled quiz lists questions about government reports figures a Roost world and military belts. It asks about a new organization led by Elmer Doyle and includes items on Alice Toklas and Bertolt family names, a murder sentence for Madeline Webb, and various misprints about statues and states during Warren G. Harding era.
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Office of Government Reports
Office of Facts and Figures
Elmer Doyle
Alice B
Tokasy
Ellot
Oly
Madeline Webb
Convic
Ion
Busaih Flora
Reich
Paris
Prince
Warren G. Harding
Daily Dozen Brom Median Health Notice Improper Swimming
A PA state note warns against underwater swimming due to perinasal irritation and protective mucous covering loss. It explains germ exposure from water contact and cautions people with ear troubles to avoid pools to prevent infection and discomfort.
Funeral services for Priv Mallick held in Bracken- Keating chapel
Funeral services for Private Johnny Mallick were conducted at Bracken- Keating chapel with Rev. William Ball officiating. An Army honor guard and firing squad participated. Burial followed at Lutheran Cemetery under Veterans Affairs and military escort. Attending were local veterans, Aero Supply Company personnel, and relatives from Columbus Mississippi and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Mallick
Corry Younly
Bracken- Keatiny Chapel
William Ball
Timeral Waessrgely
Frank Balog
Stanley Kasper
Charles Bircell
Harold Aker
Walter Herbram
Elyde Dinutelder
Army of
Cglor Bennits
Raymond Gilson
Marlim McGraw
Butch Gordon
William Luton
Arden Watson
Herman Burlin- Kainé
M. W. Hollister
Maurice Por~ier
Clyde Reynolds
Harold Jeivell
John O'Brien
G. Decker
Willliam ‘Bins
Oil City plane lost in flood at Olean field
A flood swept Olean damaging the Oil City hangar and destroying a surplus plane valued at about 2100 dollars. Twelve surplus planes were drowned as water filled the field and hangar. Paul Bonnard, ex-president of the Aero Club, reported the loss and planned to return to Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Oplins
Ol City Aero Slat
Flond
Reparty
Dinan Jist
Paul ‘Bonnard
Git City
Inter
Orath
Cluiter Mai
Sale
REPORT GOOD FISHING OFF VAN BUREN POINT
Reports indicate strong fishing off Van Buren Point with good catches of whitefish and pike. Local seasonal conditions show solid yields and a metropolitan market ready for whitefish due to Atlantic fishing limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Point
Hms Woile
City to Auction City-Owned Lots and Buy Grader
The Streets Department seeks a large grader from Corry Bridge Supply with a six month rental option plus an eventual buy. Total listed cost is 625 dollars with 30 dollar allowance for an old machine. The sale of city properties is set for August 18 at City Hall with cash bids due August 11.
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L. Burkes
Wia
City Counci
Corry Bridge
Cornell
Department St
J. Fred Kinley
Pennsylvania State
Colles
League of Third Class Cities
Fremen
Uvee
Coltwell
Former Crawford Co. Dem Leader Stricken
A Crawford County Democratic leader and longtime party official died at his home on Chestnut Street early Monday. He served as district secretary since 1916, was son of Meadville Messenger founder, and worked as a reporter for the Pittsburgh Press. He was a county Democratic delegate in 1904 and county chairman in 1913, with years on the state committee.
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Aiea Db
Auarengame Frown
Chestnut Street
Toast
Istrict
Meadville Messenger
Pittsburgh
Crayford
Power all across land sea and air will win the war
A veteran naval officer argues that victory depends on combined strength of land, sea, and air forces. He notes the Allied bombing campaigns affect civilian morale and industry but cautions no single power alone will decide the outcome. He asserts all power must be used together.
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Ure
WAAF
Frederick
City Council Deliberates Street Obstruction and Property Move
The council discussed obstructions in West Main Street and a bid of 840 dollars from Avlo Williams to move a house off a property. Mayor Hepler promised further review to gauge available public funds and potential state aid while considering a part time city sealer position.
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Matt Trent
Council
West Mai
Cornell
Avlo Willaims
Hepler
Couten
Ilegal
Produce Markets Report From Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Market notes from Buffalo with cattle and hog trading figures, weights and prices, including hogs 1540 per hundredweight, sows 18.40 to 13.75, calves 6.85 to 8.50, sheep and lamb listings, plus a Pittsburgh section showing produce demand, apple and potato prices, and assorted regional commodity quotes. Also brief reference to a body found near Lake Superior and ongoing stock market speculation in New York.
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Buffalo
Bijtehers
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Norbury
Olimi
Bord
Wetlon
Eleanor Tord
Gollumbix
M. Melmyre
Palm
Booth
Center Street
Morrow
George Sieneel
T. A. Payer
West Main Sheet
Conneaut Lake
South
Emer
Canada
Don Witehead
Tyaliics
Rk Als
Amércan
Atlantic
Fox
Vic
Sir Prederick Bowkill
United Nations
India
Africa
South America
Australia
ARMY
Nh Tidred
Biber Brust
Grand Valley
Fay Wi
Journal
R. Knapp
Utaa
Beckwith & TU
Genler
Atlantic Products
Taijentions
Exide
AULO
Auer Agency
Riverside
Cambridge
Boeings
Howekeeper
Womanoreirl
Msewort
Cheerful Card Co
Witte Plain
N. J
Coultry
R.D
Thompson
Clymor
R. H. Keller
Corry
Paataze
Ant Street
Caerries
Thei
Orton
Rouse
Bisbee
North Mast
Clymer
Sherman Rand
O. L. Laaeh
Marlow Sheeb
Alsa Studia Douthes
Land's Garluid
Healola
Florence
Pil Esther
Ike
Alsa Protine Gas Ringe
Spartansburg
Ates
Wabtsbore
Spencers Cash Mill
Doant's Hardware
Main St
Helman’s Jewelers
West Church Street
Gnetblock Front Aero
Dial
Lake Front
Cotte
Chautauqua Lake
Stow
Lawrence Aalider
Stowe
Sherman’s Bay
Mabel Larson
W. Wayne Street
Washington
Dory
Yorle St
Worthih Avenue
Chumbuy
Joti 7
Cloues Braat
Houwe Willy
Furnade
GGB
Bowwall
Flessant
Stréen
Leaal
Sali
Marlin Polemster
Jackson Hill
Warren Comly
Marti Potemski
Daily Quiz
Daily Dozen
Brom Median
Pennsylvania
Gil
Priv, Mallick
DR. R. Owen
Ajne Bide
Penta
A. R. Depot
Suasaes Fuen
Weleda Aera
Brendues
Crawford Co.dem
Pris Reta
Hual Drug
Editorial
Abnith
Baskets
Pennnsylvania
Duchess
Virginia Williams
Trameparents
Virginia Williame Recs
Omm
Atoll Arkady
Maryland
Virginia Cobblers
New Jersey Cobblers
Long Trsnd Cobblers
Witter
Abe Tp
Merle Alita
New York
Sentimuees
Ghd
House of the Ree
Quokudorus Su Toon
Pidver
American Gan
American T&t
Anaconda
Studebaker
TL S.steel
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