Health officer labels suspected smallpox case minor
A suspected smallpox case on First Avenue triggered swift action in Corry. Dr. Bonnett and Health Officer Powell confirmed the diagnosis as chickenpox not smallpox, vaccines were administered to about twenty people, and a strict quarantine was maintained around the Italian families and nearby homes. Authorities commended for prompt response to prevent panic and further spread.
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Fairview
Usmornin
Patterson
Han
Oil Prices Fall Again Across Pennsylvania Markets
Oil prices dropped for the seventh time this period with a morning quote near 1.80 dollars per barrel. The reductions trace back to an April 17 cut, with large margins shared from offerings for Pennsylvania grades amid ongoing price adjustments.
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Ley Uason
Pittsburgh
Tyna
Tila Morning
Pennsylvania
Orde
Case to U S Supreme Court over state butter standard
Local case involving the Corry Creamery sale and a state butter standard moves to the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys say the ruling will test state police powers to enforce regulations, potentially establishing a precedent for similar rules. Spring Creek fans report their team beat the Corry Maccabees 14 to 10 with McLean and Baker in the battery.
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Uke Biante Supreme Court
A. B. Crow
Taaue
Mike
Carlin
New York
United States Supreme Cour
Spring Creek
Corry Maccabees Aq
McLean
Baker
Battery Spring Creek
Keefer
Warren County Man Kills Intruder In Home
Charles Weeks of Warren County shot and killed Leo Gainey, a farm helper, after finding him assaulting Weeks's wife in their Ackley area home. Weeks notified the sheriff, was jailed, and an inquest is planned with a murder charge expected.
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Warren County
United Prous
Warren
Ackley
Leo Gainey
Gainey
Weeks
Bin
Knights Templar Service At First Methodist Church
Yesterday morning at an early hour the Clarence Commandery No 61 Knights Templar held a special Ascension Service at the First Methodist Church. The Knights of the Corry Commandery attended in a body and a fitting program with fine music. Rev Shaw gave a dramatic sermon on Christian night hood. Mr dues M Wrights long piece A Soldier of the Grass drew praise. The new organ pleased the congregation during the service. Friday evening Mr Smith of Pittsburgh gave a fine organ recital to a large audience via a wire connected from Mrs L L Hiss on West Pleasant Street, a notable church supporter enjoying the revital.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Helr
Methodiat
Knights of the Corry Commandery
Shaw
Dues M. Wright
Corry Light Co Files Protest on Franchise Ordinance
The Corry Light Company submits a formal written protest to the City Commission regarding proposed Ordinance No. 478 granting a franchise to the Corry Power Company for electric light heat and power. The company cites prior investments totaling over $17,000 and argues that competition harms residents with higher rates and duplicated infrastructure, urging the commission to weigh service stability and lawful authority before action.
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Ion Demon— Weleaire
Corry Power Company
Corry
Corry Mlocheie Tigut Company
Au Slettle Nght
Power
Helinva
Power House Arts
Eash
Deshes
Bor & Hime
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Ashland
Campsneres
Nis
Erie
Cary
Pennsy Car Thieves Captured Near Westfield
William Cleveland and Captain Beth Conover arrested five men near Westfield after a Pittsburgh bound car was robbed near Prospect station in Mayville. The gang is suspected of stealing property valued over one hundred dollars and other crimes in the region. Officers traced the group to a town camp, recovered stolen goods, and took four men into custody with one woman aiding the haul. Proceeding to Buffalo for identification, detectives hope broader warrants match the suspects.
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William Cleveland
Beth Conover
Huffto
Westfiald
Mayville
Wleutha
Woulfield
Pha
Ator
Conager
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pennsy
Titupyile
Ol City
Oi City
Mranidin
Tragic House Fire Takes Verne Smiths Infant Son
A three year old, son of Verne and Mery Smith, died in a fire that destroyed their Alden farm home. Fire began around four, flames reached the upper floor, neighbors assisted, the child’s remains were found about six, likely starting from matches left in a lower room. An older brother survived. much of the lower floor furniture was saved.
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Combis
Alden
Mery
Verne Staith
Suttle
Loren
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