Whale exhibit promotion draws crowds to jamestown fairgrounds
The article notes a whale exhibit drawing large throngs at the Erie Railroad siding near the freight station. It mentions a bear launched into the air during the display and reports various local happenings including aEuropean trip wrap up for Just a ParastaR, a wedding near Canton, and traffic and radio listening incidents tied to President Roosevelt. It also covers wage increases for Erie Railroad clerical staff, an injury in Corry from a saw accident, and stock market notes on General Motors.
Farm Fire Attracts Hundreds Near Corry
Hundreds from Corry and nearby towns converged on a farm three miles south of the city as a barn on John Bagnisi’s property burned. Estimated loss around $2,500 with no insurance. Fire believed to stem from spontaneous combustion in the haymow while the owner watered horses. The barn was fully loaded with hay and was lost. stock were in the pasture. Other farm structures suffered damage. Plan for the opening celebration and speaker Philip Dewey at the annual reunion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viciney
Corry
John Bagnisi
Merrick Arnold
Joss
Bagnisk
Concord Township
Congestion at Fires Hampered Response Near Corry
Traffic congestion near a south Corry fire delayed response as crowds and autos crowded the side roads. A farm barn burned with loss of hay and a dented dwelling was spared by neighbors. The fire brigade reached late but no callout was needed. residents urge motorists to park away from scenes to avoid delays and protect property.
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Corry
Autoista
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Haight
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Haight were held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 2 30 PM, with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included Ry S Peterson Arthur Dyckes and others. Out of town attendees listed from Meadville Cassadaga and Pittsburgh etc. Also included is a separate item noting a 75-year-old man William Jones from Vandalia showing his beard reached six feet in length at death.
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Se Auaulcy Vresy Sesson
Hmmanuel Hpiscopt Church
Margaret Haight
Jérome J. Haight
Marion Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ry S. Peterson
Arthur Dyckes
William H.tohnson
Arthur G Barton
John Long
Dan Bowen
Pgfibert Bonham
Houser
Bart Dunham
Bert Dunham
Meadville
Carl Richardson
Merle Waterman
George Peck
Cassadaga
N. ‘Ys
Margaret Green
Dunteirk
Thomas Hines
Pittsburgh
Vandalia
William Jones
Hla Heard
Corry Women to Hear First Lady Tonight
Corry will send a large group of club women to Chautauqua to hear Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wife of the President. She will speak at 5 PM in the Amphitheatre on The New Responsibilities of Women. The address will be broadcast from 8 15 to 9 PM by NBC. She is driven to Chautauqua with Miss Lerana Hickok and will join a reception at the Hotel Athenaeum after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Chautauqua
Branklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Natiohe Broadcasting Company
Mra
Aimee McPherson Hutton Heads Home to Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton returns from Paris aboard the City of Havre to tell husband David that she still loves him. The evangelist describes their marriage as strong despite reports of his alleged interest in a vaudeville career and a possible divorce. She recalls his words of love as she prepares to reach Los Angeles.
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Frederick C.othman
United Press
Havre
Norfolk
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
American
Los Angeles
Ste
Hutton
Angeles
Paris
Toye Dave
Harold T. McCaw
David
Angelus Temple
Rotary Talk On Whaling Industry At Club Luncheon
Rotary members heard Mr Rooper describe whaling methods and whale value at a service club luncheon. About thirty attended with guests including Attorney Glenn Mead of Philadelphia, Robert Hatch and Donald Hatch of Pittsburgh, and Miss Georgine West of Fairfield.
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Rotary Ump Today
Rooper
Fimcheon
Glenn Mead
Philadelphia
Robert and
Donald Hatch
Pittsburgh
Georginune West
Wairfield
River tragedy recalls 1907 accident on Allegheny river
Warren July 25 tragic drowning of five locals over the weekend in the Allegheny river echoes a 1907 disaster at Russelbirg where a gasoline launch owned by John Best overturned at the dam. Six died, three escaped. victims listed include John Best and family members plus O F Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Best
Hilda Knox
George Baker
O. F. Butts
Philadelphia
Joseph Gross
Cleveland
Elizabeth Purough
Warren Weekly Times
Federal Action 10 Halts Market Raids Reported
A historic plan outlines measures to calm speculative excesses and restore investor confidence. Proposals include simplified income forms for corporations, curbs on short selling, and requiring 60 days stockholder authorization before dividend changes. Senate discussions indicate ongoing Pecora hearings and potential open sessions.
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Stewer
Fletcher
Senate Investigations Committee
Pecora
Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Pécora
Pinchot to Open Roosevelt Highway Dedication
Governor Pinchot and First Lady Bryce Pinchot were invited to speak at the Roosevelt Highway opening celebration linking Mill Village Edinboro and Albion. A Labor Day event in Waldameer Park may feature Mrs Pinchot urging thousands to attend. No date set as the 25 mile route from New York to Ohio awaits highway completion.
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Pinchot
Roosevelt Highway
Mill Village
Edinboro
Albion
Erle
Hella Bryce Pinchot
Hie
Jnty Cirre
Pinchot jWil
Pisthot
Waldameer [Park
Central Labor Union
Altend
Funerals Arranged for Five Drowning Victims in Allegheny River
Funeral services were arranged for five victims of Sunday's drowning disaster in the Allegheny River west of town. Albin E. Hultberg, praised as Warren's outstanding hero, will have services at the Hubbers summer home in Pleasant Township Wednesday at 2:20 PM. Charles LeRoy Devore and his children Mary Elisabeth and Raymond will be honored at the Woby Lutz funeral home at 2:30 PM Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Goodiid will be remembered at a 11:00 AM service at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Akela.
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Ella Goodiid
Methodist ‘Episcopal
Onuiveh
Akele
Three Corry Boys Held For Probe In Theft Spree
Three boys aged 10 to 14 from Corry were taken into custody Saturday near Columbus and Spring Creek for thefts and petty crimes. They were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Eyang in Warren on confessions of stealing horses. Bail set at 100 dollars sent to the juvenile department for detention pending further investigation. authorities expect transfer to a reform school.
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Corry
Columbus
Sprine Creek
Justice of the Peace
Eyang
Warren
Heat deaths, drownings rise in Pittsburgh area
Two deaths blamed on heat prostrations and three drownings tied to the heat wave unfold around Pittsburgh. Clyde Miley, 60, found dead in a field. another man on a Baltimore and Ohio freight car. Drownings include James Latsu, 43, in Monongahela River and a man unnamed in Gio River. Local storms flood Webster Tipion Road area, causing two houses and six garages to collapse. total damage about 327,000. A cloudburst near Altoona also causes a barn fire and livestock loss.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsbugh District
Clyde Miley
al Caraanoles
Baltimore and Ohio
James Latsu
Monessen
Monongahela River
Gal- Litt
Robert Thompson
Gio River
Brunet
Laland
Webster Tiphion Road
Altoona
Plans Advance for John Brown Als'n Reunion
Secretary of Internal Affairs Philip H. Dewey will deliver the principal address at the annual profile and reunion of the John Brow Memorial Association in New Richmond on Saturday August 9. Hon Thomas J. Prather former president Judge of Crawford county will preside. The Brown Hill band of thirty pieces will provide music from Cambridge Springs. The New Richmond Ladies Aid Society will furnish a cafeteria lunch. If weather turns unfavourable the event moves to Odd Fellows Hall.
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Philip H. Dewey
John Brow Memorial Association
New Richmond
Dewey
Pennsylvania State Grange
Crawford County
Pomona Grange
Brown Hill
Cambridge Springs
Thomas J. Prather
Funeral of Frank L. Matteson
Funeral services for Frank L. Matteson, who died at Warren General Hospital, were held Monday afternoon at the Lite Funeral Home Warren with Rev P E Wroth of Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church Warren officiating. After the rites the body was taken to Corry for interment in Pine Grove cemetery where several relatives and friends attended. Rev Wroth also conducted the committal service with bearers Edward K Allen Harry K Casgler Dr Hiram Jacobs Robert Mackay John T Colegrove Evigene J Burlingame.
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Frank L. Piatteson
Warren General Hospital
Warren
P. EB. Wroth
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Caireh
Corry
Pine Grove
Mr. Wroth
Edward K. Allen
Pittsburgh
Harry K. Casgler
Hiram §. Jacobs
Robert Mackay
John T. Colegrove
Sheffield
Evigene J. Burlingame
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Puzzle Fragments Narrate Aged Family Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields a nameless note about a family gathering or shrine. Mentions E son, Mrs N, Gor othy ar nish Jr, V Lake, Cornish, and a Bible reference. Text unreadable in parts but hints at kinship and a personal event.
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Gorothy
Ar Nish
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