Corry Deepens Memorial Day Observance with Erie Speaker
Hundreds join Corry’s 69th Memorial Day commemoration at City Park marking General Logan’s 1868 declaration and a precedent of war remembrance. Russell M. Orcutt, Erie attorney, memorialized the fallen while urging peace and denouncing antiwar currents amid frosty, floral cemeteries and a citywide parade.
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City
Russell M. Orcutt
Erie
Wilson
Corry
Hargenet
Orcutt
Doin A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington, D.C
North
GA. R
St. Artington
Hondames
A. Garfield
Columbus
Centre
Washington Streets
Corry Brass
Mar Lis
Pine Grove Cemetery
la Columbus
Lesuis
Prothere
Spencer
Wilfront
Republic
Beory
Te Americal
Tuanan Life? » “Let Us Work As’ Individuals For Peace” Devlared Attorney Orcult
Snw
Gity Park
Ministers To Enjoy Picnic At Canadobia Lake
The Corry Ministerial Association and families will hold a picnic at Canadobia Lake next Monday. Rev. P P Hi appointed picnic chairman and Rev. B R Lewis will assist. Rev. C L Boyd spoke on Biblical Prophesies. other routine matters were dismissed.
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Corry
Canadobia Lake
Methodist Episcopal Carea
P.P
B. R. Lewis
C. L. Boyd
Tribute to memory of famed John Brown
Memorial Day services drew several hundred people in Crawford county at New Richmond to honor John Brown a former village resident and businessman. The abolitionist resided here before Harpers Ferry and other prewar events with ceremonies at the Methodist church yard the John Brown tannery and the family cemetery.
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John Brown
New Richmond
Crawford County
Harpers Ferry
Methodist Episcopal Churchyard
Mrs Martin Madison Family Returns From Holiday Visit
Mrs Martin Madison and her daughter Afartha and son Wallet of Moaville were here over the work end with relatives and friends. Miss Ritay Becker and Millie Ross, of Buffalo, recently returned to Buffalo yesterday after a holiday stay at their homes in this city.
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Martin Madison
Afartha
Wallet
Moaiville
Ritay Becker
Millie| Ross
Buffalo
Gir
Jank Graft
Ruehel
Yeretday
Irwin
Ruth Boyd
Hot Springs
Car
Rev
G. L. Baya
Columbus High Alumni Banquet Tuesday Night
Columbus area notes report the Columbus High Alumni Association planning a business meeting and banquet for Tuesday evening at the Community church. The card club and Men’s Class meet May 26 at the home of Howard Benson with a varied program of songs and readings, followed by lunch. Several local residents and visitors from Erie, Corry, Warren, Jamestown, and Bradford are mentioned with social visits, family events, and school duties.
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Columbus
Cards Club
Mean Mex
Howard Benson
Diono Xinet
Mia
Merle Pagce
Yella Carroll
Natalie Dodd
Hobart Blanchard
Zeux Carroll
Waylon Mobis Ana
Warren Morris
Trimm
Nelson Trisket
Dodd, N
Doddwilihett Gordon's
Milton Bonney
Ded
Doin Smedberg
Emmett
Misa Emma
Ander
Jamestown
Joan Hillburg
Garreion Curtis
Henry Miller
Corry
Arthur | Milter
Ake Bush
Frank Schraniting
Marie Afsol Morvis
Evanin
Warren
George Hudson
James
William
Elsie Hudson
Hiwa
Blanche Deschany
Eva Akum
Sciois
George Shanagai
Mary Hikium
George Hidun
Blutchett
Lockport
Lewistown
Pal Triskeh
Helen
Eri
Wesley Willis O 'Spartansbirs
Craker, Jr
Charles Willis
Atle) Willis
Ani
Perry Hillinieg
Ot ‘North Clymer
John Hinburg Jask
Robert Watson
Erie
Thar Miller
Edith Miller
Nathan Dot
Keith West
Pina Valley
Rip
Floyd Hammond
Lawrence Cramier
David
Tenia Johnson
Clement Lee Roy
Algene Morley
N. Y
Pred Wayne
Dell Tohsson
Hansai Gon
Tommy
Sarai Page
Gerald Page
Joan of Brie
Aid
Arthur Page
Alice West
Merle Page
Gerry Lines
Jackman Hill
Arthur Miller
Fred Christensen
Carylef “Corry
Chris Christensen
Sprinfs Creek
George Christensen
Lawella Hammond
Enjina Carroll
Columbus Alumini Association
Sarah Page
Chautauqua Lake
Clinel Vriday
Local pupils win Legion medals in Corry schools
Presentation of Legion medals to Miss Marguerite Zarbo of St Edward’s and Miss Macie Johnson of Corry High School highlighted ceremonies at St Edward’s and Corry High Friday. Arthur J. Schaub and district commander Loyd Stowe spoke, with essays to be judged countywide for a $1,200 scholarship funded by State Senator Joseph Ziesenheim. Fifteen Gerry High School students entered the contest titled Come, a Challenge to American Youth. Meanwhile Kirkland Lake miner Alex Woronka is crowned Sausage King after four pounds eaten in thirty minutes.
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Elmer
Carrier Post
No. 265
American Legion
Corry
St. Edward's High School
Marguerite Zarbo
Std's
Macie Johnson
Corry High School
St. Edward's
Arthur J. Schaub
Zar
Rich Vernarka
Rev. J. Graves
Oliver Casiord
Sehalaby Y Loyd’ Stowe
The
Legion
Miss Johnson
Casler
Schaub
HH . Sheen
Joseph Ziesenheim
Easay
Gerry High Seas
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American Lesson
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Ohn Bell
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New Annapolis
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St. Paul’s
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Washington, D. C
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Warren County
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Old Time Life Inaurance Company
M. A. Bennett
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Irie, Pa
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Cave of Journal
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Ater
Guy Gibbons
West Main Street
A. G. Sainsburg
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Cabinet Starr Victrata
Rist
Harry Sly
Robert Desmond
Bato
Orrin Bemis Gas Station
Tiree
Concord Street
Emmett Cronin Elgin
West Wrederick Street
W. Ricate
Wear Washington St
Helen G. Sullivan
Wyandelle
Lakewood
Uno
Worth Street
Thomas. Motor Company
Spartansburg Road
South Center
Catherine O'Day
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Frank O'Dat
West Wayne Stret
Blaine Kinbaid
Allorney
Corry Hospital Association
Sidney Bulston
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