Corry High School 1929 Graduation Evening
The fifty-fifth annual Corry High School commencement honored a class of sixty, the fourth largest in school history. Seniors marched in caps and gowns to a program featuring a dramatic selection by Miss Catherine McGrath and a recital on High School Publications by Miss Burdelts Hornstein, plus a performance by the school sextet.
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Corry High School
Lige
Alimni Association
Meridelssohn
Frank A. Winer
Catherine Martha McGrath
McGrath
Corry, High
McGrath Then Taking Scoasten To Uinletly
Adam and Gyo
Conry High
Howe
Les Adler
Samente
Sareia Burdelts Hornstein
Corry High
Aimia
Finnl
Lan
Erie Men Held for Court After Hearing
Two Erie men, ymor Spitz aged 24 and Herbert Wison aged 28, were bound over to county court after a Wednesday afternoon hearing before Alderman Porter. They faced charges of breaking and entering and larceny tied to theft of two acetylene tanks from Rogtra Structural Steel Company on Eagle Street. each held on 500 bond. Spitz and Olson denied involvement but failed to explain their presence near the Rogers plant. the case proceeds to grand jury with defense by Brooks and Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymor Spitz
Herbert Wison
Erie
Brews and Plannigan
Fiona
Rogtra Structural Steel Company
Eagle’ Street
Porter
Boll
Callit
Spilx
Olson
Rogers
Automatic Products Company
Spicy
Dis
Aldewmain Porter
Atornuy Teun 3Rooks
Eric
A. Bo Foicarey
Holden Released After Union City DUI Case
Ralph Holden of this city was discharged by Union City Justice Nell Frobbing after a two week-ago accident on West High Street in Union City. Mrs. Brenneman sustained minor injuries and was treated at Union City hospital. Prosecution failed to present sufficient evidence to hold Holden for court on charges of operating while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Holden
Union City
Sr. A. Braoneman
Justice of the Peace
Nell Frobbing
Union Sky
Holden
Brennieman
Six Nurses to Be Graduated at Hospital School Exercise
Commencement exercises of the Sorry Hospital School for Nurses will be held Friday evening at a junior high school. The six graduates are Edith V. Davis Ingeborg J Selbers Mildred Cuddeback Shirley A Koehler Cliva M Cullen and Mary J Cashman. Rev. J A Martin former pastor will deliver the address. Relatives and friends are expected to attend.
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Sorry Hospital
Tdith V. Davis
Ingeborg’ J. Selbers
M. Mildred Cuddeback
Shirley
A. Koehler
Cliva M Cullen
Mary J. Cashman
J. A. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Big City
Radio Entainment Lineup From Early Broadcast Listings
Readable items describe a schedule of radio entertainments across networks and stations including WABG CBS WABC GBS NBC WIZ WEAF and others. Notable entries mention a detective drama at 9 00 PM and a concert program featuring Jean Goldkette s Orchestra Toschi Seidel violin Frieda Hampel soprano and Rolfe s orchestra in Atlantic City.
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WABG
CBS
U. S. Marine
WABC
GBS
WIZ
NBC
Jean Goldkette
Toschi Seidel
WEAF
Wea
Alantic City
L. A
Frieda Hampel
Spaulding
Rolfe
Fire Leaves Hundreds Homeless in Manitoba
United Press reports hundreds of people are homeless after widespread forest fires in northern Manitoba. Government forestry planes and 46-foot commercial ships airlifted food and clothing to Cranberry Portage and Mile 131 Shott Smulf areas, aiding fire rangers in relief efforts.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Sith
Jane Fire Rangers
Cranberry Portage
Mile &Shott
Smulf
U S Gun Boat Goes Aground In Chinese Waters
The U S S Luzon flagship of the Yangtse patrol ran aground near the Wooching breakwater while at Shanghai. Two sailors were injured as the vessel listed and risked sinking. The ship carried 60 officers and men under Commander J M Daylemiter.
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U.S
Yangtse
Woosing Breaswater
United Press Shanghat
U. S S. Lugan
Wik
Ohio
Helena
H. M.S. Kent
Luzon
Jamiageit
Washington
Yanigtse
J. M. Daylemiter
Aid Lient
Be Crouten
AM. Larsen
Vesuvius Eruption Abating After Three Day Outbreak
Vesuvius eruption eases with lava flow slowing at the Southeastern crater near Terraindo, one death reported as an elderly farmer is found dead near advancing lava wall. The long lava stream shows signs of weakening and the eruption’s power is diminishing.
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Unioa
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Java
Yolono Simos
Terslend
Ostrick
Farrai
Wils
Bank Cashier Wounds Two Bandits In Hold Up
James M. Miller cashier of Central City National Bank shot and wounded two masked bandits who forced entry to a vault and stole about $5,000. The wounded suspects were captured. two others fled, bullets exchanged during a half mile chase as investigators from Somerset and neighbouring towns spread search.
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United Press Central
Cet
James M. Miller
Central City National Bank
Somerset
Milles
Here
Lownsgrére
Swatan
Palive Alga
Gristol
Corniwall State Bank
Cornwall Helgate
Bmi
Harry B
DaMkis
Bani Building
Kiwanis Club Plans Temporary Pool Project Discussion
The Ky wenis Club met at Hotel Corry at noon to discuss a temporary pool sponsorship until a full community swimming facility is feasible. Love's pond on East Columbus avenue is being studied for feasibility. Guest speaker Biddle Feldt of the Raymond Mfg Co spoke on springs manufacturing and demonstrated products. Baby Peggy Hames and her mother attended, with Peggy briefly addressing members about Our Gang and offering authentication.
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Kywenis
Hotel Corry
Jermittee
Love’s Pond
Columbus Avenue
Biddle Feldt
Raymond Mis. O
Spealer
Bine
Feldt
Raymond
Peggy Hames
Hermother
McCulagh
Erie youth dies after being struck by batted ball
June 6 report says 9 year old Arthur Koljaner of 25 Plum Street died at 9 20 PM in Hamet hospital after head injuries from a line drive during a game. He was pitching when struck and never regained consciousness. He died Tuesday night in hospital.
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Arthur Koljaner
Plum Street
Hamet Hospital
Pennsylvania Democrats choose candidate in Wilkes-Barre race
In Wilkes-Barre on June 6, Pennsylvania Democrats appeared set to nominate their lone candidate for Congress, with Mrs. Buta Casey facing Dr. Cafurray Turpin in a contest described as a foregone conclusion by observers.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Buta Casey
Cafurray Turpin
Meeting Called to Organize Band in Corry City
A meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday to organize a community band in Corry. Local musicians, both past leaders and new joiners, will discuss steps to form the group under the direction of Professor Fags and Joseph Maga, wind instrument experts with Italian roots and notable musical backgrounds.
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Bani
M” Bein
Inter. J
Corry
Elgond City
Ing
Wagn
Joseph Maga
Thaly
Camie
Turin
Ameri Ie
Wilf
Metro
Sollte Opera Company
Five Coal Loaders Crushed to Death in Mine Incident
Five coal loaders were crushed to death today in a slate fall at the Halcon mine near Wise Virginia. Victims Fred Hulton Robert Hall Codie Gibson Allen Waldham and Carroll Miller were all of Wise. Water seepage or slate collapse caused the disaster.
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Bluefield
Halcon
Wise
Fred Hulton
Robert Hall
Codie Gibson
Allen Atldham
Carroll Miller
Reorganization Urged for Prohibition Bureaus
President Hoover proposed a joint select committee of Congress to study reorganization of federal prohibition enforcement. The aim is to transfer parts of bureaus between departments, unify border control, and speed up coordination ahead of the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Jimes
Congress of the United States
National Commission On Law
Llegal Uutray
Allena
Corry Chair Completes Fine Chair Contract
Corry Chair company prepares a shipment of chairs for the new seating at the Coudersport Consistory. The chair will be shipped from the local plant on Friday after being awarded the contract on competitive bids.
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Corry Chair Company
Coudersport
Corry
Congress May Recess A Week From Saturday
Washington June 8 Congress may adjourn for the summer a week from Saturday as leaders seek to resolve two Senate and House amendments tied to census and apportionment. The alien exclusion amendment faces strong opposition from southern senators while House and Senate plans aim to conclude the debate and end the impasse.
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Washington
Congress
Satursky i
Uey
Senate
Yale student wins Prix de Rome in architecture
June 1900s news notes Yale bound Rob Robinson, a Yale student, wins the Prix de Rome architecture fellowship with a three year stay in Rome. Recipients include Corry area student Herschel Blatth of Omaha and others from Illinois Carnegie Tech and Columbia University.
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YALE
Corry Boy
United Press
New York
B. Kenneth Johnson
University of Illinois
Grand Central Apt
RobHson
Usisyeky
Rome
American Academy At
Herschel D. A. Blatth
Omaha
Neh
University of Tllinois
Williams Brooks Got
William Pires Crane
Elmer J. Lave
Carnegie Tech
University of Tlinois
John FE. Miller
Catholic University of America
Earl G. Morris
Columbia University
State funds earmarked for East Columbus Avenue improvement
Forty-one thousand dollars in state funds are allocated for a segment of East Columbus Avenue road work in Franklin. The money aims to upgrade about seven eighths of a mile, with full funding expected at the next legislative session. Construction could begin westward from Worth Center Street if the bridge at Hayes Creek is included and Crawford county end paving discussions continue.
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Siretch
T. Ch Tyamé
Franklin
Guy Wotniila
Columbus Avenue
Highway Department
Momic Pat
We Department
Frame
Sime More
Columbus
Mitter
State Coustierr
Haye
Greth
Nevis
Warren County
Procees
Comnet
Worth Center Street
Hire Creek
Fréme
Spartansburg
Lhé
Crawford County
Church Streets
State Highway Department
Hiie County
Spatansburs
Crawford
Vessel Ugo Marsiy Reaches Ramahatka From Japan
Reports say the steamship Ugo Marsiy with about 700 persons aboard arrived safely at Ramahatka from Japan. Earlier reports claimed the vessel burned off Kamahatke coast and rescued several fishermen. it carried a large cargo of mpmptha bound for the Canary Islands.
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Tokio
Ugo ‘Marsiy
Ramahatka
Japan
Kamahatke
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Central City Bank
Kiwanis Club
Eddie Feldt
Raymond Mfg. Co
Erie Lad
Paul R. Mallon
Diner I
Hart, Love
Columbus Ave
T. C. Frame
Spartansburg Road
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