Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal Files March 5 1922
Mutual Telephone Company speeds pole removal on Center street. Corry pupils seek toxin-anti-toxin treatment. many already vaccinated by doctors. Three Union City youths in wreck may settle damages with Biss family. Keystones flame Eastman 20 to 5 in basketball, Jack Castor hosts birthday party. Europe and Holy Land trip noted by Manleys.
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Mutual Telephone Company
Center Street
Corry
Supt
R. S. Dewey
Union City
Buink
Frank Biss
Bentley Hill
Keystones
Eastman Five
Jack Castor
East Prederick Street
Elgin Cemetery Endowment Fund Formed
The Elgin Cemetery Endowment Fund has been formally set up under Attorney Roger Brown. About $1,000 is nearly reached with deposits around $700 made so far. Donations come from clubs organizations businesses and individuals. Women supporters host bingo Fridays at Town Hall and a progressive card party at Mrs. Fred Palmer's home to raise funds.
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Elgin Cemetery
Roger Brown
Elgin
Fred Palmer
Dater
Lottsville Community News Briefs and Lodge Event
Miss Evelyn Henry visited sister in Erie over weekend while Misses Lillie and Henry attended family gatherings in Springreek. Lottsville school dismissed for two days due to snow. classes resumed Thursday. Stella Rebekah Lodge No 239 held meeting with 17 visitors from Russell and 20 members. Betty Beagle inducted. supper served by local committee. Madge Scott celebrated a birthday with gifts.
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Lottsville
Eve
Lyn Henry
Ramona Jean Henry
Erie
Ols Lillie
Springreek
Rogena B. Stone
Warren
Allen Baker
Ployd Dyke
Youngsville
James Pitzgerald
Lottsville School
Russell
Mrs. Clark
Vella Dyke
Stella Rebekah
Huett Gourley
Ella Chase
Nellie Gourley
Dorothy Dyke
Mary Fitzgerald
Madge Scott
Committee and Senate votes on key nominations over time
A historical overview notes how confirmations moved through committees and the Senate. It cites Lilienthal, Hughes, Parker, and Wallace, comparing committee and floor voting patterns and party-line splits across eras. It highlights notable reversals and the influence of broader political tides on confirmation outcomes.
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Senate
Eilienthal
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Lilientival
Louis D. Brandeis
Borah
Idaho
Charles Evans Hughes
Judiciary Committee
Hoover
John J. Parker
Senate Commerce Committee
Henry A. Wallace
House
Commerce Department
How's Your I Q Classic Puzzles From the Classifieds
A puzzle item lists seven mal questions with true false and multiple choice prompts. It asks which denomination marked Pray for the Press Week, whether snow is ever too cold, Harriman’s cabinet post, the long run play character Yeeter Lester, when Easter falls after Ash Wednesday, the five oceans, the amendment taxing income, location of a gold bullion depository, Richard J Krebs and his pen name, and a question about drone bees being male or female.
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I. Q
U. S. Senate
W. Averell Harriman
Yeeter Lester
Five Oceans
U. S
Richard J., Krebs
U.S
Local Woman Finds Relief From Neuritis Pains
A middle aged resident reports years of muscular pains likened to knife gouges and electric shocks, claiming life improved after using RHU-AID a liquid medicine sold in Corry. The ad touts three ingredients targeting rheumatic and neuritic aches promising rapid relief.
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Corry
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Prom Journal
Journal
H. EB. Manley
East South Street
Europe
Holy Land
Jeruselem
The
Medica Society of the
State of
Fennsylvania
Elgin Cemetery Fund
Russell Lodge
William Saunders
Sugar Grove
Helen Johnson
Panama High School
WM. J. Franklin
First Avenue
Keystone VanCise
W. W. Waterhouse
General Tire
Connie's
West Main Si
Lowas
Western Auto Associate
Lester R. Lopus
Heiman Jewelers
Florida
California
Comstock
B. V
Ara Lake
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