TwentY Years Ago In Journal Files Corry vs Union City
Corry dropped a tough 42 to 1 in a Saturday contest with Union City. A dinner honored retiring Corry Public Schools superintendent Virgil Curtis and new Supt elect L. B. Cross. Theft in Third ward suspected in freight car looting. strawberries shipped. Oliver Caster and family visit. 46th wedding anniversary celebrated in Sherman. burglar struck by brick while attempting entry at Frank Wilsworth Home on North Street.
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Harry Auer
Virgil G. Curtis
Corry P Public Schools
Board of Education
L. BH. Cross
North Center Street
Mrs. Oliver Caster
Columbus
Sherman
Peter Casler
Mrs
Oliver Casler
Casler
Frank Wilsworth
Orth Street
Former Corry Resident Dead Civil War Veteran Hasbrouck Dies
Titusville June David Hasbrouck 96 longtime Corry area resident and last surviving Civil War veteran in Rome Township died at his daughter Mrs Elias W Hummer home. Born April 27 1830 in Mister County NY he moved to Pennsylvania 22 to work on the Atlantic and Great Western railroad later farmed Rome Township near Bethel. He enlisted in 1861, served as first sergeant in Company A 11th Pennsylvania volunteers and saw action at Lookout Mountain before mustering out in 1865. He married Catherine Shaw June 17 1866. she died March 9 1929. Two children survived, Herbert Hasbrouck and Mrs Alias W Hamimer.
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Titusville
David Hasbrouck
N Ronis Lownship
Elias W. Hummer
Mr. Hasbrouck
Mister County
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Corry
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Lhe Brie
Rome
Lincoln
Hasgrouck
Tnis
11Th Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lookout Mountin
Tennessee
Hasbrouck
Leen
Rome Township
Catherine Shaw
Bethel
Herbert Hasbrouck
Alias W.hamimer
Willis Act to Block Buying Vote Machines
County Controller Harvey M Willis ordered his solicitor to seek an injunction halting a county contract for 82 voting machines costing about 35000, saying funds are insufficient. He noted many taxpayers urged action and that the suit may target future unnecessary expenditures. Harold F Mook, county solicitor, prepares the articles of agreement for signing.
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Grip
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Harold F Mook
Purposeful Gardening and the Lost Freedom of Plentiful Gardens
An essay on gardening as a relaxing, personal pursuit contrasted with modern pressures. It argues that gardens once offered freedom and calm, while current trends push formal rules, clubs, and competition. It questions whether gardeners still find rest and peace in controlled, “purposeful” plots.
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Joneses
GOOD BUSINESS SIGNS Foretold by Chamber of Commerce leader
Julius H. Barnes chairman of the United States Chamber of Commerce says a cautious recovery may be underway as business activity shows an improving trend. The June National City Bank bulletin presents four indexes showing volume rising since January, with department store sales up and stocks turning upward alongside a stock market gain.
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Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
The
National City Bank of New York
Two Partners Share Losses by Investment Ratios
Two firm partners divided a $2500 loss by investment. The ratio given says two thirds of Smith’s loss equals one eighth of Jones’s loss. Solve to find each share and determine how much more Jones lost than Smith. The problem appears in a mixed solution discussing watch rates and timing, with unrelated timing arithmetic included.
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Smith
Jones
RH S
Problem & Am
Brown
Look and Learn 4 Answers and Questions Pack
Answers list includes questions and responses. Earliest Revolutionary War movements scene in Concord Massachusetts. Roman goddess of agriculture is Ceres. Largest land animal is the elephant. Exclusive jurisdiction over the District of Columbia lies with Congress. Eurasia is the name applied to Europe and Asia combined.
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District of Columbia
Eurasia
Concord
Mass
Ceres
Congress
Europe
Asia
Patent Remedy Claims Quick Headache or Malaria Relief
An old medicine ad promotes LIQUID OR TABLETS and 666 Salve for babies. It asserts headache or neuralgia relief in 80 minutes, cold relief on the first day, and malaria relief within three days, highlighting newborn use for babies.
Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
Daily English notes by W. L. Gordon offer usage tips on common mistakes. It highlights word study methods and introduces today’s term Exorbitant meaning going beyond propriety with example. The piece reads as a moralizing vocabulary booster.
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W. L. Gordon
Protection
Fugitive Peng Captured After Mt Jewett Hideout
Kanu Peng, alias Teng, 14-vonaia, from Campbelltown near Mt Jewett, was found at home after escaping McKean county jail. Deputy Rhone took him to the Allegheny workhouse yesterday. Peng had been sentenced to six months and a $500 fine for liquor violations and faces possible additional charges for the escape.
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Rhone
Peng
Cards Set For June 25 By D A Plan
Count Conception No 35 Cathy Daughters of America met in regular session last evening in K of G rooms and planned a card party for June 20 at Mrs P G Wood home Park street with a possible lawn party if weather permits A Celoron picnic on July 10 was also discussed with other business matters Mrs Thomas Mead regent presided.
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Count Conception
Cathy Daughters of America
K. of G
P. G. Wood
Park Street
Celoron
Thomas Mead
Regent
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Union City
F. R. Darrow
East Washington Street
Third Ward
P.rr
Leslie McLean
W. G. Curtis
Tivene Hurd
William D. Hasbrouck
Dies
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Byoruggistse Everywhere
C.D
A. Plan
Irving Fisher
Yale University
E Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Oil Creek
Elim
Mead « Brown
West Smith Street
Corry, PA
East Main Street
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