Officers Installed at Spanish War Vets Rally
Many visitors attended the State Armory rally as Lieut Clyde D Wilcox camp of the United Spanish American War Veterans installed twenty three charter members and officers including A Griswold Commander and Martin Sullivan Senior Vice Commander in a ceremony led by J H Condrin. Local and visiting officials spoke, a flag drill amused attendees, and refreshments followed. The event boosted plans for an active local camp and thankfulness for assistance from nearby camps VFW and others.
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Clyde D. Wilcox
United Spanish American War Veterans
State Armory
Warren
Oil City
Mendvilis
Titusville
Jamestown
Frank M. Loveland
Walter H. Scott
Whie Marks
Col. Windsor
James
Murray
Wire
Suilors
Ters
Wyedi
Ladies Austrary
Arche W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. ©. Griswold
Martin Sullivan
Frank W. Parsons
Grant John-poo
Albert Anderson
James Stapleton
Messrs
May
Loomis
Longhinstees
Hugh Crowell
Tulor
Corry Hospital
J. H. Condrin
Vic Bommander
O City
Meeting Tuesday to Organize Band in Corry
City musicians and interested citizens are urged to attend Tuesday evening at 5 o clock in the Municipal Building to organize a community band. Joseph Paga of Meadville conservatory will direct the group, aided by local veterans of past bands, with plans to form a strong ensemble in the Beaver Valley.
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Corrynave
Joseph Paga
Meadville
Buddy Players Open Tonight in City Tent Show
The Buddy Players begin a week long engagement in the city at their tent near Mead and Brown filling station on East Main Street. The opening prediction is Should a Girl Marry. Curtain is at 8:15. Each evening features a full change of program with special vaudeville numbers between performances.
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Buddy Players
Mead Nd Brown
East Main Street
Woodbury Litz and Meyer enter Hugh Crowell Altoona race
Woodbury Meyer and Litz submit entries for the 200 mile International Race at Tipton with Woodbury favored to chase in qualifying trials. Lite, a DuBois native and actor, is also entered. Hugh A Crowell, longtime Concord township resident and Spanish American War veteran, dies at Corry hospital after an operation. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday in Corry with Lieut. D. Wilcox Camp handling graveside rites.
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Woodbury
Litz
Meyer
Hugh
Altoona
Clit Woodbury
Louie Meyer
Dercon
Tipton Bow
Ce Altona Speedway
Duray
Indianapolis
Hoosier City
Billy Arnal
Lite
DuBois
Reid
Litt
Speedway
Hugh A. Crowell
Fitelong
Concord Township
Corry Hospital
Cherry Creek
Andrew Crowel
Crowell
Consord
D. Wilcox
United Spanish War Veterans
Gerald Crowell
Clarence Lindstrom
Corry
Hines Crowell
A. B. Crowell
Columbus
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lienk ©. D. Wiles
Miss Lorna Amidon Leaves for Detroit Home
Miss Lorna Amidon departed yesterday for Detroit Michigan to establish a future home. Her parents reside there.
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Lorna Amidon
Detroit
Mich
Arrested for shooting dog in Third Ward case
Charles Haupin of West Irving Street faced a cruelty to animals charge after shooting a dog in the Third Ward Saturday. He was fined $50 and costs after pleading guilty in Alderman GH Gordon's court. A veterinarian treated the wounded dog while authorities consider firearms charges.
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Charles Haupin
Gordon
GH. Gordon
West Irving Street
Capiz
Haupin
Bertha Bacon
West Elt Street
Huupin
Langdon
Elo
Rose Day Sale Here Success In City
A goodly sum was raised in this city for the Erie County Infants' Home through the Rose Day sale conducted by the Children's Aid Society. Liberal patronage of the pink roses was reported by the young ladies in charge, with the exact total awaiting word from headquarters.
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Erie County Infants
Chilldren's Aid Society
Brie
Corry Men Rescue 2 From Chautauqua
Three Corry men on Lake Chautauqua yesterday rescued two Westfield fishermen when their boat capsized near Point Chautauqua. The two men were pulled into the Corry craft while their overturned boat drifted to shore. Had the Corry men not acted quickly, a drowning might have occurred.
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Corry
Lake Chautauqua
Westfield
Poin
Chautauqua
C. B. Porter
Charles Whiteley
Joseph Sham
Raskob Unmoved as KDKA Plans Move to New Site
Pittsburgh report says financier Raskob plans to bolster Democratic efforts with a year round party organization and modern campaign tools. In separate news, KDKA will relocate transmitter facilities about 25 miles from Pittsburgh to improve transmission while equipment from station WEW in Chicago moves to a nearby site.
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Raskob
KDKA
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
United Press
KDKCA
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Sunday School Officers Named at Columbus
Community church services set for Sunday June 16 at 11 led by Rev. J Jenkin of Cortly. Sunday school at 10. Officers include Superintendent Rev. Hilwuststint, Treasurer Amy Olli, Secretary Florence Trisket, Pianist Laurel Hammond, Assistant Natalie Dodd. corrections note health and dental van visit June 19 at Dean school.
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Columbus
J. Jenkin
Cortly
Sleetel Ag
Acthair
State Health and Denal
Dean School
Zellars
Ribwoly
N. R. McGuire
William Plung
M. E. Bayage
John Hillburg
Brown
A. Maxwell
Chaireaqua
N.Y
Friends
Lambert Bush
Ashville
Dorothy Kinkamp
Edinburg
W.G. Pratt
Fredonla
Dunkirie
N. Y
Collapse era storms left Colosseum ruinous in sixth century
Early chronicles note heavy rain, earthquakes, and other forces combining to wreck Rome in the sixth century. The city’s Colosseum and major structures were left in ruin or half buried, attributed in part to the Colosseum being treated as quarry by contemporaries, with stones reused in medieval palaces.
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Colosseum
Colossauit
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North Center Street
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General Motors
Smith
Democratic Party
Raskabla
Vich
Jaferson Democratic Association
al Loci
Wilson
Arthur Hill
State
Jiggers
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the Shoe Market
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