Hundreds of Legionnaires rally in Corry for American Legion program
Hundreds of Legionnaires and their wives filled Corry for a district rally by Himera Carrier Post No 365. Otto F Messner of Lancaster urged strong support for the four point program and criticized wartime veterans policy while calling ex servicemen to lead in their communities. A large parade and city park program followed with speakers from state and district posts and a state convention planned for June. State trooper investigated two fires deemed arson tied to the Heath Homestead and adjacent Realty building with little progress reported.
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American Legion
Congress
Roosevelt
Otto F. Messmer
Lancaster
Veterans Organization
Hich
Himera
Carrier Post
No. 365
Toliawing
Center Et
Washington
Wahhington
First Avenue
South Street
Center
City Park
Slao
Own
City
State Highway Patrol
Boy Scout
North East Boys' Band
World War Veterans Bugle
Rogers James
Eric Bugle
Corn- Planter
Warren Bugle
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Corty
Clyde Ni Stafford
Meadville
Irt
Stephen Saumiluga
Erie
World War Veterans Song of the American Legion
Corry
Elmér C. Carrier
Legionnaires
North East
Rogers’ Israel Post
Stephen Saumiala Post
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glyde Stafard Post Corps
Meadeville
Legion
Victor Vn
Glen Miller
Orn
Lloyd Stowe
Stowe
Uth
Jin
Jess Qillianté
Ralph B. McCord
David Simpson
Life
The
James J. Deighan
Harrisburg
Sons of the American Legion
Otto F Messner
Star Sega
2Gtt
Messner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Veterans’ Organization
State Armory
Cisess
Corry Post
Walter Gibbons
C. L. Heath
Ihe
Jplying
Paulson
Corry area hosts annual veterans gathering and events
Citizens from Corry and surrounding towns anticipate attendance at the health annual state gathering of United Spanish War Veterans of Conneaut Lake. Local institutions, oil exhibits, and city officials participate while maps and exhibits draw interest. Grand Valley picnic plans, hospital association meetings, and honorary degrees at Gettysburg College are noted alongside police activity and traffic incidents.
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United Spanish
Asner
Jenn War Veterans
Conneaut Lake
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert BH. Lee
Gettysburg College
Col
Lilyssess
Grant Ard
Washington, D. C
George B. Lee
New York City
Death claims veteran editor in Meadville
Meadville June 1 Captain Harold S Phillips longtime Tribuned Republi can news editor died at his home age 83 after nearly five decades at the paper. He joined January 1 1886 under Colonel W R Andrews and remained at the same desk until retirement in 1932. He also led the Meadville National Guard and worked with Walter Irving Bates for much of his career Funeral services set for First M B church at 3 30 Monday afternoon.
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Mebadville
Harold S. Phillips
Tribuned Republican
Tribune Publishing Company
W. R. Andrews
Graduation Ceremony Marks Parochial School Takeover
Graduation program held in a church with Rev Francis M OConnell assisting in conferral of scholastic degrees and Rev Robert McDonald delivering the baccalaureate. Mrs J J O Connor sang Ave Maria and Miss Anna Shielde performed Paris Angelicus. Alma Mater and recessional followed with students and clergy acknowledged. eighth grade promotions set for St Edwards School tonight with Legion medal awarded to top boy.
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Erine Richardson
Francis M. O’connell
J. J O'Connor
Robert McDonald
Father McDonald
Sehual
Paris
St.Edward's School
Lost Trapper Mitch Offord Found Dead in Woods
In Wellsboro on June 14, the body of missing trapper Mitch Offord was found by CCC crews in woods between Germania Station and Ly Man Run, about a mile from his usual route. The coroner said death occurred about two months ago likely from suicide. two empty bottles were found beside him. Offord, in his forties, lived with his brother in a cabin between Went Branch and Pine Creek.
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Wellsboro
Mitch” Offord
Germania Station
CCC
Lyman Rum
Sxl
Went Branch
Pine Creek
Meikle
Galeton
Whce
Mim
San Cura Ointment Promises Fast Burns Healing
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best remedy for burns cuts bruises and rashes. It claims rapid relief from itching bleeding and various skin conditions and offers a refund after a 60 cent jar if unsatisfied with results. A $1.25 price and free samples are promoted via Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pennsylvania.
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Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
New Leaders Heading PA Political Parties
Pennsylvania Republicans and Democrats outlined contrast and campaign posture for the November general election. Democrats under David L. Lawrence attacked Republican Attorney General William A. Schnader as a Pinchot era political appointee while reaffirming a Roosevelt New Deal social program. Republicans, with M. Harvey Taylor chosen as state chairman, stressed party discipline and vigilance on Washington policy as they prepared a campaign platform.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Tiliam A. Schnader
Schnader
M. Harvey Taylor
Dauphn
Beard Martin
Washington
Garden Party Arranged for Corry Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs P G Wood and helpers organize the annual Ladies Auxiliary garden party for Corry Hospital to be held Thursday at 2 20 PM at the Corry Country Club. Proceeds go to the auxiliary treasury for hospital benefit. A white gold bar pin with a small diamond center is missing, offered for reward.
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P.G. Wood
Tlorence Morgaridge
G.g.busker
Joseph Guignon
Ladies Auxiliary
To Corry Hospital
Corry
Juxiliary
Corry Hospital
Journal
Irvine Plant Swept by Fire
A fire gutted the forge shop of Nations Forge & Ordnance Co. in Irvine on Friday afternoon. Discovered around 12 80, Warren and Youngsville departments rushed to the scene and by 2 30 the blaze was under control. Firemen confined the fire to the shop. full extinction came by 3. Plant officials could not estimate losses, but most of the plant was operating as usual today.
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Warren
Dune
of the Nations
Forge & Ordnance Company
Irvine
Youngsville
Atelack
No Rain Needed to Save Crops Across Drought Area
A two week drought and heat wave have severely stressed crops in the region. Showers Saturday and Sunday brought relief but rainfall remains inadequate to thoroughly soak ground burned two feet deep by May and early June heat. Forecasts promise scattered showers to aid in breaking the unusual dry spell.
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Tuck
Ista
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Overview
The passage lists the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World with errors and misspellings. It mentions the Pyramid of Egypt, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, and the Colossus of Rhodes, though several names are garbled.
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Pyraimida
Egypt
Babylon
Diine
Ephesus
Zeus
Phidiaas
Huibarnaugues
Phatos Miehthouse
Alexendelay
Rhodes
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Otto F. Messner
Glundy Anii
Jett aLhe Journal
Assemblyman
van J. King
Oil Greek Refining Company
West South Street
Pany
Authisty
Bae Company
George Orcutt
Maryalys Klinger
Glenn Klinger
Fice
Coory
Mercyhurst Seminary
Grand Valley
C. L Spinks
John D. Flanigan
Presqueiste Parle
Wrie
Journal Strike
Sind
John Merrick
Coery High School
Merrick
St Clair
Accortpi Winn
Libra
Girardman
Will
Nes
Center Streets
Garnera
Philadelphiaace Flier
Sheffield
Allslin
Diini
New York
Department of Revenue
Charles Hatch
Ciig
Robert Desmond
Legionnairs
Hatcher
Ajax Iron Works
Horn Block
Grendin Hotel
Lanston Atore
H. S. Phillips
Tribune-Republican
Hudson and
Terraplane
Hudson
Hudson Motor Car CO
Detroit
Hupson
OSS Hepler Motor CO
Fenn
Franklin Street
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