Tragic Death Cuts Short Big Dairymen Outing
Eight hundred dairymen gathered at Lake Pleasant Friday for a large dairymen’s league meeting in Chautauqua and surrounding counties when 17 year old Harry Wada of Conor township collapsed and died. The program paused as the tragedy prompted restatement of the afternoon agenda. About 100 to 125 Corry Journal readers attended, with Ly A Lang addressing boys club work before the interruption.
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Bil
HH. Marsh
Waterford
Ted
Lee Baker
Findley Lake
Ams
Syrause
F. J. Dovtet
Springs
Canheld
Ge Springs
Ly A Lang
de Coulter
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Associaion
Fred Sexayer
Ovtasion
Sexsney
Coulter
the Corry Jour
Cairo Metropolis Measures Financing Amid Unclear Figures
In Cairo the municipal body discusses a proposed funding package described as about 00,000 while officials named Mufine and Pr Afeen appear in discussions. The outcome or precise figures remain unsettled as sessions continue.
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Metropolia
Cairo
Mufine
Afeen
Freeman Wins Ater ie On Foul Erie In Main Bout
Tommy Freeman of Erie won by technical knockout over Joe Schlecker of Philadelphia in a welterweight main bout. Schlecker could not answer the bell for round eight after a brutal late pounding. The six round semi final saw Phil Zwick of Cleveland score a tech knockout in the final round over Dandy Allen of Philadelphia.
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Erie
Tommy Freeman
Rrie
Joe Schlecker
Philadelphia
Schlocker
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Dandy Allen
Tommy Heilman
Moness
Tribute to Love and Humanity as Eternal Good
A compact essay extols love as humanitys crowning grace and the holiest right of the soul. It calls love a golden link binding duty to truth and life, and a redeeming principle guiding hearts toward enduring good.
Altruistic Circle Meets at Mrs Bowell Home
A pleasant afternoon gathering of the Altruistic Circle was hosted yesterday by Mrs. Jennie Bowell on West Church Street. Eighteen members and nine visitors from Warren attended, including Elizabeth Lenhart and Mary Demell. A porch luncheon was served and plans were discussed for an upcoming ice cream social.
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Jennie Bowell
West Church Street
Warren
Mesdames
Elizabeth Lenhart
Bowell
H. Sechrist
Liezie Lenhart
Edith McDonough
Mary Demell
Mary Ley
Anna Rapp
Lack of Technique Sparks Feud Over Knitting Claim
Sally Bender at thirteen uses a featherweight jab as Jennie Jenks proclaims knitting prowess in a small wrestling style feud. The row centers on who truly controls the Pumphandle Hollow championship narrative amid heated exchanges.
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Sally Bender
Jennie Jenks
Pumphandle Hollow
Sally
Jennie
Meadville and Corry News In A Week Of Local Happenings
A busy period brings Meadville and Corry into focus with train arrivals and community events. Meadville hosts public observances tied to Lew is Miller Centenary while a German American League event plans to bring Max Schmeling to Brie. Local transit and road incidents are noted alongside theater and film activity including Broadway Babies at Rex.
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Carl Litzenberger
Ene Flier
Max Schmeling
Brie
Corey Thustre-Goera
Schmeling
Alice White
Metropolis
Broadway Babies
Rexasl
Wigil
Blil
Mit
Silla
Wotan
John Sevcanan
West Main
Sharon
Corry S
Findley Lake
Thurs
Fortine
Uy Titaliye
Siles
Wigarin Durihg
Davere Electrical
Tori
Bromley Still Held At Tacoma
At Tacoma Wau July 27 Havod Bromiley remained unable to depart on his 4700 mile nonstop Great Route attempt due to broken compass and clouded rain over the Aleutians. He prepared to fly with one compass out of service and awaited a favorable weather forecast before instrument adjustment.
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Unite Riven Tacoma
Wau
Talania
Alaska
Dot
Blomley Wie
Apple Tree Superstition Mar Rooted Beliefs From The Orientals
A belief tied to placing an apple tree before a house dates back to Oriental traditions, claiming it would bring many male children to the family. The superstition reflects historical gendered folklore and domestic ritual.
Jamestown Fourth of July Celebration Plans
Jamestown schedules a community Fourth of July event at the schoolhouse with local officials Rep A Reed and Durih Marah speaking. A band will perform as Seouts raise the flag, followed by a dinner and an extensive program of races and contests including 100 yard dash, 40 yard dash, nail driving, tug of war, high jump, and a fashion display referencing 1829.
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Jamestown
Jul
T Creek
A. Reed
Durih Marah
W. Whitley
Funeral of Duane Schu Held at Methodial Episcopal Church
The funeral for Duane Schu was held at the Methodial Episcopal Church on 148 Wright Street. Clergy and attendees formed a solemn service with local mourners listed among the speakers and pallbearers, including Paul W Koppel and William Coyns.
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Prank A. W. Lys
Pervie
Duane Schu
Wright Street
Stock
Pau
W Koppel
William Coyns
Louis Deses Swarm
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Sexauer
Corry
Mike
Michael J. P. Young
Mike” Cudahy
Los Angeles
Muriel Evansen
Freeman
Aterie
ESO En
North Teneo Eee
Corry, Pa
Weateyville
Ned Billiardy
Meadville
Mount Gretna
Conry
Tad Glock
Whey
Cats
Trai No. 5
Thomas A. Edison
Kane and
Hikigh Way
Orange
N. J
Chautauqua
Ed Mould
Standard Automatic Products Company
Norily
Curry Country Club
R. W. Brown
Bleaney Duffy
South Center Street
Bromley
Tacoma
North Clymer
Oakland
Chrysler and Durant Cars
First Ave
N.Y
Daniel Reec
Duane
William D Randolph
Duane Wasberk
Wesleyvill and
Wrightsville
DeJean
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