Corry High School Class Day Exercises Taming of the Shrew
Corry High School will hold class day exercises in the High School Auditorium Monday June 9 at 8 pm. The Senior Class play is an Elizabethan adaptation of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew with a cast listing Petruchio Baptista Katherine Hortensio and others. The public is cordially invited.
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Corry High School
Sesee
Petruchio
Verona
Katherine Voy
Arthur J
Sehand Baptista
Padua
Charles B
Ewer
Howard W. Bosworth
Katherine
Tie Shrew
Hazel McCray
Bianex
Luelle Murray
Baptista
Hortensio
Bianca
Walt Londollo
Bossa Harold L. Brown Grumio
Jiereyee Orbal
Peter
Pedro
Baptists Sosieecee
H.W. Bosworth Curtis
Pétruchio
Mary Loveland
Petrichia
Susan
Erma Manges
Jane Veleda Clough Hester
Nelle Love Betsy
Ruby McCullough
Gregory
Merrill Hammond
Alies Mulderici
Wesley McKinney
Padus
Ball Game Played Despite Poor Weather Outlook
The City League game between Kurta and Municipal Club was played this afternoon despite a discouraging weather forecast. The field was soft and crowds were not expected large, yet the teams finished the game as scheduled.
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of our child. Mr. and Mrs. Moya Long.
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Moya Long
Mine Disaster Traps Thirteen In Pottsville Tunnel
Fifteen to twenty men entered the Scott Colliery mine near Pottsville Pennsylvania when an unknown origin explosion trapped thirteen workers. Fire broke out in the workings and rescue efforts halted as officials fought the blaze. Troopers kept bystanders away while teams planned to extinguish the fire and attempt renewed rescues.
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United Press
Pottsville
Pottagille
Scott~Collery Company
Wanderers Here From Paterson Detained for Trespass
This morning two young men from Paterson and Jersey City were arrested by Station Master Gray for trespassing on the Erie railroad tracks. They were taken from the east bound express and later appeared before Alderman Porter. One was a lineman by trade, the other seeking similar work, and were offered employment through a local iron works after the case was discussed.
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Gray
Erie Railroad
BRR
Alderman Porter
Jersey City
Paterson
Ade
Paterson Nirish Sending Workers West In Large Numbers
Report notes Paterson nirike sending a large stream of workmen west. In the past week, about twenty five to thirty men with the same story passed through the city seeking jobs.
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Paterson Nirike
Carnival Queen Contestant Standings
Doug Drought leads the standings with 201 points followed by Uary tie Peterson 251 and Guaste Price 194. Other top contenders include Jose St. Clair 165 May Hudson 18 percent Annis Gray 209 Mary Kinley 144 Belle Kelm 69 Ethel McDowell 164 and Grace McDowell 199.
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Doug Drought
N. T
Uary Tie Peterson
NoBone
Guaste Price
Bell Tel, Co
Jose St. Clair
May Hudson
Antonelephone Co
Annis Gray
Mary Kinley
Belle Kelm
Ethel McDowell
Grace McDowell
Young quits the Republican Party for Progressive stance
In Harsburg on June 6 Robert E. Young, once elected to multiple state offices on the Republican ticket, announces in a long interview his departure from the GOP. He says he never will vote Republican again and identifies as a Progressive, noting his past alignment was out of necessity rather than belief.
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Harsburg
Robert E. Young
Becauag
Secret Service Arrest in Youngstown Under Black Hand Probe
Italian suspect Guisepé Penero, described as head of a local Black Hand group, was seized by Secret Service agents in Youngstown on June 7. He is accused of sending a letter demanding $6,000 to President Wilson on May 20, with officials deeming the case weak but continuing the investigation.
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Ualtea Press
Youngstown
Guiseppé Penero
Ten
Pres
Carl Clark Survives Tree Injury Near Spartansburg
Carl Clark of Spartansburg narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday when a branch fell near him as he stood by the barn door watching a horse. The limb struck the side of his head and shoulder, missing a direct head hit by inches. Clark is a former resident of the city and son of Mrs. Embeleing Clark.
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Carl Clark
Spartansburg
Embheling Clark
Clark Place
Clark
How Much Would You Take for Your Eyes
A persuasive newspaper plea urging eye safety and proper glasses. Dr. Padoll, an optometrist in Corry, Pa., advertises weekly Fridays consultations emphasizing avoidable eye damage from thoughtlessness and easy access to corrective eyewear.
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DR. Padoll
Traction Building
Corry
Recovery Journey After Injury
A young man required heroic treatment after an accident. He endured a forced walk overnight and into the next day to suppress a rising consciousness. He has not fully recovered from the incident.
Shadley Hurt At Climax Locomotive Plant
Charles Shadley, an employee at Climax Manufacturing Company, was seriously injured in the machining shop when a heavy billet fell on him. He was taken home after a physician was summoned, and doctors had not yet determined if bones were broken. He had recently recovered from a prior leg injury.
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Charles Shadley
Climax Manufacturing Company
Shadley
Brook Street
Slayer Sentenced in Lycoming County Slaying Case
Michael Krobash, convicted of slaying Chas Millholland, was sentenced by Judge Whitehead to a term of not less than thirteen years and not more than twelve years in the Eastern penitentiary.
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United Press
Williamsport
Michael + Krobash
Chas. Millholland
Whitehead
Eastern Penitentiary
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction
Center Street
EOD
Colegrate
Arthur Colegrova
Mail
Corrs
Isc
Ofser
New York
Chicago
Taming of the Shrew
Wilcox
Wanderers
Erie
Clothcraft
Sam Jacobson & Co
Young
THE
Secret Service
Corry Lad
Climax
Slayer
Barlow Hardware Co
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