Remembering the worst freeze of 75 years ago in Corry
A long retrospective recalls the severe 19th century frost that devastated crops nationwide, with Civil War veteran Oliver Casles among few locals who vividly remember the crisis. Nearby plans discuss banning Center Street parking for a Saturday night American Legion parade to ease crowd flow, while New York dairy price increases bolster farmers. Pennsylvania shows rising auto registrations for May, a worm infestation threatens shade trees citywide, and Corry High School announces ninety three graduates in the first annual commencement, the largest class since 1874.
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Keller
Oliver Casles
Qvouten
Corry High School
Hila A. Hill Cutting
Mstelle Conners Phelps
Mary J. Sailsburg Pond
Humreda
Corry High
Happenings at Carter Hill and Vicinity
Carter Hill local column lists visits and outings among residents. Arthur and Harold Morris guests from Olean New York travel to Niagara Falls Queenston Canada then return via Peace Bridge. Several families from Spring Creek Beaver Center North East Union City and Corry attend visits, dinners, and church events. A fall injury to Mrs Moore noted and funeral attendance at Corry.
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Garter Hill
Arthur Morris
Harold Morris
Olean
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Queenston
Canada
Peacebridge
Fred Pitt
Myrle Pitt
Famly
Spring Creek
C.J. Fallett Weanesday
Beaverdam
Ira Hank
Jamestown
Leon Proctor
Chord Bloss
North Hast
Harvey Bronston
V North East
Leonard Hayes
C. L. Slye
Hazen Follett
Bert Slye
Jesse Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Wilbert Morris
Conneaut, Ou
Lawrence Morris
Corry
Lundy
Harry Morris
Robert Proctor
R. ©. Snapp's
EB. Lindquist
Carter Hill
Vincent Bices
Duquesne
Ripert
GG Lindberg
Mildred Lindberg
Leom Proctor Ani
Dorothy Southwick
Centerville
Charles Proctor
B. Aid
Steve
Raymond Sieklucky
Eddie Linski
Sophia Sieklucky
Unem
Bishop's
Cottage Hill
Milton Morris
Frank Morris
Gortty
Hany Morris
G. J. Follett
Warren
Rockville
Helen Rigwaldt
North East
Thomas Ivel
Thomas Lyetz
Ralph Morris
Lerry Morris
Moore
Prank Harvey
Fami
Vred Cooper
Wilford Whitney
Archie
Hurlbut
Stunday
Church of the Nazarene
Carter Till
P. C. Anderson
Edwin Armitage
Busy Day for DePauw Prez Delivers Ohio Address
Dr. G Brom Jey Oxnain president of De Pauw University will preside at commencement at 10 a.m. and then fly to Columbus Ohio to deliver the graduation address at Ohio State University at 5 o'clock.
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DE Pauw
Crop Lossestimate Sparked by Erie County Drought
Paul Crossman head of the county farm bureau reports Erie county farmers face about 1.25 million dollars in crop losses from a multiweek drought. Wheat hay millet and potato crops shrink 20 to 70 percent as irrigation remains scarce and milk supplies drop, with calls for heavy rainfall to avert further damage.
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Paul Crossman
County Farm Bureau
Erie County
Wel
Crossan
Crossman
Crosman
Willy F Feisty
Smock Re-elected Crawford County GOP Chairman
Meadville resident Ray Z. Smock was re-elected chairman of the Crawford County Republican Committee for a third two-year term at a biannual meeting in Meadville. The session, led by temporary chair Joh G. Pierce, featured endorsements for local Republican candidates from the May primary.
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Meadvilly
Ray Z. Smock
Meadville
Register and Recorder
Crawford County
Republican Committee
Joh G. Pierce
Titusville
Smock
Short Subject Matinee at Rex
A matinee program at the Rex theater tomorrow at 4 PM will feature short reel subjects including Jack and the Beanstalk an all colored cartoon Bing Crosby in a two reel comedy Please Paramount gong Cartoon Harry Langdon in a two reel comedy No Sleep On the Deep Joe's Lunch Wagon two Fox cartoons and a Paramount news reel A similar program will be shown Thursday in June with local candidates Will Rose Raymond A Cox Floyd G Altensiry listed for party positions in Crawford Mercer and surrounding districts
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Bose
Fe Theatre
Bing Crosby
Paramount
Gong
Harry Langdon
Joe
Paramount News
Rexeyllery
Check on Pilot Licenses Planes Safety Campaign
Harrisburg June 6. State aviation officials launch a 29 day drive to audit licenses at 122 airports in Pennsylvania. The effort aims to reduce accidents by removing unlicensed or improperly licensed pilots and unsafe equipment. Recent incidents include four deaths and one injury linked to violations, with fines up to 200 dollars and jail up to 30 days.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revene
Division of Pronautics
Pennsylvania
William A. Reiter
Aeronautics
Reller
Dlivision
$2 000 000 Special Aid Granted to Schools
Harrisburg Pa June 6 United Press reports the state has allocated 2 million dollars since January to financially distressed rural and urban school districts to prevent school closings. Funds from a 5 million penial aid pool will cover teacher salaries non resident tuition and other critical costs as districts work toward balanced budgets. The chief reason for distress is inability to collect taxes, affecting the burden on realty tax payers in many communities.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Department of Public Fires
Jon
Jamen N. Rule
Iapt
Myn
Rule
Probe death of Sheffield girl inquest to be held
A coroner's jury will investigate the death of Helen Harris of Sheffield who was killed in a Saturday night crash on the Bates Brookston road at Donaldson bridge. Jurors sworn include J J Wolfe J O Baynes F L Borden James Hayes Sr Michael Evan and Wilbur Bramer. The accident involved Leo Kosac 19 Ridgway driving Word Vs coach that struck an abutment. A tentative date is expected within a week.
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Helen S. Haris
Warren
Helen & Harris
Sheffield
Wao
Donaldsonsbridge
Bates Brookston Road
Shemfeld
John J. Wolfe
Baynes
F. L. Borden
James Hayes Sr
Michael Evan
Wilbur Bramer
Word V S
Donaldson Bridge
Leo Kosacl
Ridgway
Boy Sings Operas In New Orleans Spotlight
Eight year old Eric Rayner son of opera singer Sydney Rayner belts arias from Carmen and other works, following in his father’s footsteps.
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Boy
New Orleans
Eric Rayner
Sydney Rayner
Carmen
New Orleans Woman Sails on World Tour After Savings
Miss Inez Phillips, 28, of New Orleans, recently departed for the Orient on a world tour. She saved 3,500 during nine years of work as a stenographer to fund the trip.
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Orleans
Inez Phillips
New Orleans
The
Orient
Is & Stenographer
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