Corry Daily ad rates and publisher details
Publication information for the Corry Pa Daily with address lines for publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising reps including Fred Ino in New York and Tribune Tower Building Chicago. Notes postal status, pricing by mail and rail, carrier rates per copy and weekly, and advance payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representati
Fred Ino
W. 48Th St
New York
Gribune ‘Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Con
Pittsburgh
Corry
Corry High School Band Plans Summer City Park Concerts
The Corry High School Band led by Gerry Bennett will present weekly Saturday night concerts in City Park this summer. The shows, funded with help from the Corry Credit Exchange, aim to boost community spirit and provide affordable entertainment. The group has progressed well this year and the plan reflects a long wished civic project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Shopl Boys
Corry Credit Exchange
Gerry Bennett
Civb
Corry
City Council urged to study Corry Water Co purchase
Editorial urges serious consideration by City Council before pursuing municipal purchase of the Corry Water Company. It notes past municipal utility savings in Meadville Titusville Jamestown and nearby towns, questions economic soundness and potential costs, and calls for thorough study of feasibility before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Water Company
Meadville
Titusville
Jamestown
Sny Glich
Overemphasis on nationalism at world economy and disarmament talks
Dr. Henry Grady of the University of California argues nationalist zeal skews the path at the Paris economic and Geneva disarmament conferences. He says global intelligence can meet the challenges, that war psychology fueled current distress, and that outcomes will shape the civilized world’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grady
College of Commerce
University of Californas
Grady
Fon le Joint Board of Publishers and Booksellers
Lst
Marc Rose
Donald B. Woodward
Hare Per Leech
Normad B. Angell
America
Charles A. Beard
Stuart Ch
Henry Hazlitt
Harold J. Laski
Pranielin JD. Roosevelt
June Ortega Y Gasset
Garet Garrett
Dorsey Richardson
GD. H. Cole
Frank H. Simonds
John Strachey
Germany
Edgar A. Mowrer
Walter Lippmann
Arthur Salter
Asia
Paul Hutchinson
George Seldes
Most
Corry High names Monroe principal. new faculty listed
In 1913 Corry High School appoin ts KE L Monroe of Columbus as principal succeeding J W Strong. New faculty includes Ruth Thomas Union City Lucey Loane Oil City and Harriet Kelsay Meadville, all Allegheny College graduates. Anna Mead arrives from Erie to lead the operator's room at the Union Telephone Exchange. A note recalls railroad workers along a new Pennsylvania line must surrender firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. L. Monroe
Columbus
Corry High School
J. W. Strong
Ruth Thomas
Union City
Lucey E. Loane
Oil City
Harriet Kelsay
Meadville
Allegheny College
Anna Mead
Erle
Ocal Union Telephone Exchange
Pennsylvaniwa New Line
Washingtons First Ladies and Western Explosives Tale
A report mixes a Waelark analyst distributing equipment disposal in North Corry with a celebration for Miss Virginia Hoenes and a Cotnweb party at a Presbyterian church. It then shifts to Mrs William H Woodin, praised as poised in Washington society after 43 years of marriage, detailing her hobbies, charitable works, and family. The piece notes her unemployment interest, missionary ties, and roles with Colonial Dames and Daughters of the American Revolution. It covers a public sale, a Cleveland trip for a Spencerian graduate, and scenes of Washington society in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hartig
DuPont Nemour Corporation
Waelark Company
North Corry
Washington
Ione Quinby Griggs
General Press
William H. Wooditz
Realiy
Annie Jessip Woodin
Andrew
Fox
Mellon
New York
Tay
Woodin Hasthampton
Tab
Sherman
Mrs. Woodin
Spade Sep
Aantrone
Paoben
Court Halts Meridian Band Concert After Disturbing Court
A Meridian Mississippi concert by the Meridian Boys Band was halted by Chancellor A B Amis for disturbing the court. The band moved to another city section and finished the performance.
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Meridian
Miss
Meridian Boys
Court House
A. B. Amis
Goose watchdog guards Beaumont yard against chicken thief
G C Heckard of Beaumont keeps a watchful goose with a loud honk that deters poultry thieves. When a suspected thief approached, the alert bird hissed and sounded warnings, keeping the yard safe from loss.
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Beaumont
Tex
G. C. Heckard
Heckards Poultry Yard
A Remarkable Case San Cura Ointment Heals Sore
A Townville Pa reader reports a year long fever sore on her daughter healed in under six weeks using San Cura Ointment. The advertisement touts antiseptic claims and lists sizes 6c and 1.25 with availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hoo
Townville
Washington Flower Show Proposal Rejected by Mrs Roosevelt
Two young Washingtonians proposed a flower show using White House garden exhibits to raise funds for struggling musicians. They met Mrs. Roosevelt who advised against the effort, suggesting the event would likely fail to meet its aims, and that they should drop the idea. She did offer to send White House exhibits if they persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House Gardens
New York
White House
Lea
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hollywood Film Shop Feature Reveals Dancers Self Views
Hollywood June 17 United Press Staff Correspondent Alan EDWARDS reports a survey of 26 dancers in Wynne Gibson Edmund Lowe film Her Bodyguard. Twenty two say they have sexual attractiveness and four list other traits. Dancers average about 49.78 years? and six years on stage. Composite dancer stands five feet three inches, weighs 114 pounds, blue eyes, 24 inch waist, size 4 1/2 shoe, blonde. Hair color often changed. thirteen blondes, six redheads, seven brunettes. Nineteen dislike beer. Four are married, two divorced, one single and six in semi stable status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Schulberg
Wynne Gibson- Hdmund Lowe
S.A
Century of Progress edited by Charles Beard review
A Chicago Tribune critique surveys The Century of Progress edited by Charles A Beard. It lauds the collection as highly informative though some chapters drift into dense statistics. Notable sections include Kaempstner on inventions and Ford, Hungerford on transport, Abbott on women, and Garrison on medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beard
Harpers
Beard
Hecate
United States
Waldemar Kaempstert
Henry Ford
Samuel Crowther
Edward Hungerford
Prank OG
Lowden
William Green
H. Parker Willis
Jane Addama
Grace Abbott
Watson Davis
Fielding H Garrison
Charles H. Dilidd
Wake Kimtail
Jet Erskine
Questions on historic city business locations
Inquires identify the period when S. W. Brown operated candy and ice cream parlors in the wooden building later housing the W Grant store. Another asks when Walter J. Smutz sold harnesses in the room now beside Kelster's drill store. Additional questions request the era when the third floor of the old city building housed the opera house known as St. James Halls and when I. L. Guignon sold hardware in the middle room of the same old city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Brown
Wgrant
Walter J. Smutz
Kelster
St. James Halls
Guignon
Uid City
Paris Styles and Swedish Immigration Trends Mixed in June
Paris fashions feature taffeta gowns trimmed with organ details and black velvet accents as houses promote bold color and tunic-inspired silhouettes. In Stockholm, Swedish emigration drops sharply with only 49 people leaving main ports in April compared with past years, signaling a rare pause in migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gothenburg
Malmo
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West South Street
ADD
Colegrove
Devils Island
Flies
Washingtons
William H. Woodin
Virginia Hoenes
Presbyterian Church
Raomé
Lake Columbus
Ernest Morrow
Canada
L. Alexander
Biaime Kincaitt
Dr. Kibler
Concorn
F. Dempasy
Cleveland
Austin
Spencerian School
Mes
Willian IL Woodinning
Europe
Dobbs Werty
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
Hollywood
Hollywood Chorus
Tani Jy
Marerisan Beach
Journal
H. Allen Smith
Mary Boilen
Doubleday Doran
Miss. Borden
England
Paris
Mary Knight
Patou
Children’s Union Suits
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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