Corry News Briefs and Local Notices
Word arrives that Dr. Howard Bosworth has joined the staff of the Barlow Sanatorium in Los Angeles California. Miss Dorothy Morrow will deliver Corry High School’s valedictory at the fifty second commencement with Miss Irene Ketner as salutatorian. Gan B Kingsan departs to take a chief clerk post at Rideway later this week. Morris C. Bonsteel, formerly chief clerk in Ridgway, assumes new duties. A marriage unites Koralion S Durham and Pauline B Thayer of Youngsville in Millport Pennsylvania on June 5. The Corry High School juniors and seniors enjoyed their annual picnic at Bindley Lake with boating and swimming. The Corry Independents edged the Jamestown Orioles 12 to 2 at Washington Street grounds. Carmen Hill’s Columbus club, of the American Association, beat the Hoosiers 4 to 2 in the second game of a doubleheader in Indianapolis. Congress allowances and absences are discussed, noting per diem pay, dead letters, and quorum rules still in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morrow
Corry High School
Irene Ketner
DAILY DOZEN From the Merchant Society of the State of Pennnsylvania
Diabetes is a disease of the internal glands especially the pancreas caused by the body's inability to use all intake of starch and sugar. Normally starches are converted to sugar and insulin helps burn it in muscles. Excess sugar is stored in the liver and released as needed. Diabetes is not curable but with proper treatment diabetics can lead normal lives. Many cases can be treated by careful diet alone and others by diet and prescribed insulin.
Wartime Graduation Exercises at Cory High School
The Cory High School commencement honored 93 graduates amid wartime conditions with a national anthem, solos by Miss Sullivan, and trumpet pieces. Principal HJ Sheen announced three students already serving and others pursuing Army institute study for diplomas. Awards included Bausch and Lombard in science to Ronald Noble and DAR history to Valera Bartoni and Carl Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Tulx
H. Lytut Rice
Glenn Kines
Gau(ier
Barbara Roberts
HJ. Sheen
Army Institute
Cory Hig School
Bausch and Lombard
Ronald Noble
Valera Bartoni
Carl Dahl
Mary Jean Sullivan
Thiel
Protests Stop Edcce Dents Turkey Farm Plan in Roe June
Residents of Chestnut Hill, joined by attorney Damian McLaughlin, seek an injunction against Edward W. O Brien's plan to open an eight turkey farm on upper Peach Street, arguing health risks and noise. Defenders led by William Knox deny nuisance claims, noting a nearby existing turkey farm and nearby odors from a swamp and sewage drain could cause odor issues and attract flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knox
Absenteeism in Congress Amid Senate Quorum Delays
Absent members burden Congress as Senate adjourns for quorum issues and a House roll call on the Rankin bill shows 39 percent nonattendance. Absences include illness, travel to Europe, and leave, with 62 percent Senate quorum and 10 percent House absence during key votes.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Europe
Batlefields
Set Francisco
Omly
House
Veterans’ Administration
Senate Finance Committee
San Francisco
House of Representatives
Ln Senate
Senator McKellar
Tennesse
Barkley
Chesley W. Jumey
Jumey
Wall Doxey
Misssissippi
Townsend to Speak in Erie on July 17
Dr Townsend founder of the Townsend plan for old age pension will address Erie county residents on Sunday June 17 at 2 PM in the county court house. He will be accompanied by Dr Norman Pendleton on a tour of the eastern United States as part of the campaign for the Townsend bill in Congress.
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Townsend
Turtous
Townsend Plan
Erie
Erie County
United States
Washington
Bill Ol
Ofte
House For Action
Secret hearings on real estate charges in state open court
A closed proceeding in the county courthouse addressed unethical real estate practices by Harry Swenson and Leslie Peck. Swenson faced two complaints totaling 700 dollars and Peck faced one complaint for 215 dollars. Assistant DA D J McLaughlin represented some complainants as reporters were barred from the room and only final decisions are public. Astigmatic defects noted as increasing after age 40.
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Frie
Vunea—Wawara Pr
1Nnes
Tay
Bureau of Licensing
State Depart— Ment of Public Instruction
Cqurt House
Harry Swenson
Leslie Peck
Swenson
Arthur Blass
Pedas
D. J. McLaughlin
How's Your I Q Quiz From The Classified Page
A light quiz prompts readers to turn to the Classified Page for answers. It asks seven questions about WWII training land, body composition, geography, language, and historic figures, mixing trivia with a playful tone.
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Ingland
Danube
Black
Mediterranean
Aegean Sea
Mt. Hood
North Pole
Arctic
South Pole
Billy the Kid
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Frankie
Johnny
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Howard Bosworth
George Bosworth
Barlow Sanatorium
Los Angeles
Calif
Gan B Kings
Loreal Prr
Rideway
Morris C. Bonsteel
Ridgway
Imnomena Liemartisge
Koralion S
Durham
City
Pauline B. Thayer
Youngsville
Millport
Cory High School
Bindley Lake
Danny DeLay
Uct
Charles Craker
Corry Independents
Wille
Jamestown Orioles
Washington Street Grounds
Carmen Hill
Ie Columbus
American Association
Indianapolis
Reed
the Merchant Society of the State of Pennnsylvania
Seton Ti
Edcation
Mn Wood
BO. Baynes
Barbés
Atti
Sheen Tor
Sheen
Stuart
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pennsylvania State Guard
Daily Vacation Bible
First Baptist Church
F. G. Whiteman
First Methodist Church
J. B. Cogan
United Brethren Church
H. R. Harris
Salvation Army
Alfred Schotter
Superior
I. Q
Ford
Powell Motor Co
Connie
Connie's
West Main Street
Shimper Clothes
Al’s
Jorry and Meadville
LDS
Mallory Hat
Men's Wool
Gabardine Leisure Coats
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
CAK
Edm Street
M George Leson
Daye
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