Mass meeting Monday night on school revision
Lawrence Woodard 43 alias Boyle of Harborcreek served time in Western penitentiary after a December 29 1924 arrest. He and George Helsch 45 were held on charges of breaking entering and larceny for allegedly rocking Pennsylvania railroad cars in the west end yards. They were captured near 10th and Parejade streets and parole status noted. Police recalled Woodard’s prior arrest in the west end car robberies as part of the ongoing probe.
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Lawrence Woodard
Boyle
R. D
Harborcreek
Western Penitentiary
P. R. Re
Woulérd
George Helsch
Brie
Charles Barker
Pennsylvania Railroad
10Th
Pare Jade
Hersch
Ruppersberger
Woodard
Spring Weather and Market Pages From a Murky Ledger
The page relays a jumble of items: gains in the stock market, leadership news at Montgomery Ward with Avery now president, civil court term dates, motor vehicle inspections in Pennsylvania, and political moves including General Coxey Stuanayer declaring for the Republican nomination. There are notices on club speaks, wartime relief campaigns, fuel and tax discussions, weather outlooks, and local infrastructure incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Company
North Center Street
Avery
Jacob S. Coxey Stuanayer
Massillon
Ohio
Richard W Jewell Dies Suddenly in Corry
Richard W. Jewell, 60, a machinist and Rex Manufacturing Co. operator in Corry, died at his home last evening after a sudden heart attack. Born December 20 1871 at Piccadilly Hill, he lived most of his life in the state. Survived by son W S Jewell and three daughters Grace Rathbun Rachel Kimmey, and a sister Mrs Bates. Funeral Monday at 2 30 from his home, interment Spring Creek Cemetery.
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E. South Street
Richard W. Jewell
Carry
Sui
Mr. Jewell
Piccadilly Hill
Corry
Jewell
Rex Manufacturing Company
South Street
Odd Fellows, Home Protection
W. O. W. Lodges
W. S. Jewell
RUM RUNNERS AND GUARDS IN COAST BATTLE NEAR WOODS
Coast guards armed with machine guns chase the fast smuggling boat Kebble near Warren Point R I J station. Beas tjiwain Cecil McLeod and OG 18 capture the 63 foot 52 ton motorboat with cargo valued around 100000 after a six minute pursuit in which the Kebble reportedly fired a gas attack. No crew injuries reported.
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United Press
Woods
Mass
Boston
Warren Point
R. J
Cecil McLeod
McLeod
More Return to Jobs in Penna Statted Press
Pennsylvania posts of the American Legion report strong support for a national drive to place a million veterans in jobs. Adjutant James J. Deighan released statewide figures from Erie and Philadelphia to Bethlehem and New Holland, showing numerous placements as progress toward the goal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
American Legion
James J. Deighan
Steie
Reading
Quakertown
Puoxsutawney
Northumberland
Bethlehem
East Stroudsburg
Lititz
Newasl
New Cumberland
New Holland
Tremont
W Spring Creek News Letter Recaps School Attendance and Local Events
The W Spring Creek News Letter lists pupils in rooms one and two with perfect attendance for the last school month. It notes social visits, Sunday school turnout, and a Grange meeting on February 27 with one candidate receiving silver star certificates. Upcoming calf club planning, a birthday party for Gerald Stearn, and social visits to Bates home are reported alongside community notices and weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Cawer
Howard Eastman
John Jagta
John Martin
Arlo May
Norman Mitchell
Ernest Whaley
Kenneth Whaley
Pauline Tastman
Wilma Lincoln
Elizabeth Martin
Lois Stenman
Jean Wright
Norma Wright
Roont
Gerda Belden
Iona Bennett
Gladys Lowe
Katharyn Martin
Julia Jaga
Almora’ Wright
Glennis May
Homer Buiard
Steve Martin
Charles Popovich
Allan Wright
Glenn Wright
G. D. Eldred
Pomona Grange
Columbus
Homer Burned
Winifred Mitchell
Dorothy Wright
John Orn
Paul Kafferlin
Bates
B. D. Bates
Uspinny
Springs Creek Grange
Anna Hudson
M. F. Hudson
John Bell
Lilia
Gerald Steatn
P. Yeagle
Mass meeting planned for Corry Public Schools retrenchment
The P T A Council schedules a Monday 7 30 PM turnout at Corry Senior High to brief parents taxpayers and residents on proposed curtailment measures for the 1932 38 term The Board granted permission after petitions and plans are explained by Milon L Brown chair of the Administration and Instruction committee Several school officials will attend to answer questions and discuss all phases of the school situation
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P.T. A. Council
Corry
P. T. A. Council
Elion
Tnspayers
Monay
Milon L. Brown
YouthKidnapping Hoax Terminated In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 5 Frank Petroglia 21 of Pittsburgh whose coat and wallet were found on Smithfield Street Bridge yesterday led police to believe he had dumped a missing girl into the Morongatiela river. He returned home today saying he was forced by three men while crossing the bridge and released near Beaver Falls after they realized he was not the person they sought. Police had dragged the river for his body.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Peroglia
Smithfeld Street
Morongatiela
Petroglia
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh man commits suicide by hanging at street car barn
In Pittsburgh on March 5 Joseph Fatach aged 45 an employee of the Pittsburgh Railways Company hanged himself from the roof of a street car in the Ingram car barn. Foreman Paul M Sebertaay found the body according to police.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Fatach
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Ingram
Paul M. Sebertaay
Upheaval in Real Estate Values Foreseen in City Bond Suit
RIE March 6 Pressing of a suit by T R Palmer president of Continental Rubber to collect 100 250 on city bonds rests in upheaval of real estate values, predicts Finance Director Mahaffey. Palmer alleges bonds defaulted at maturity. if pursued, the city may face sale of late sheriff sale scores of properties to redeem the bonds. The securities were issued for municipal improvements. forced sales could trigger a general drop in real estate values. John Chambers of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau Pittsburgh visited yesterday with friends.
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Rie
Mar
T.R. Palmer
Continental Rubber Company
Thomas
Mahaffey
Palmer
Mehhaffey
Vfinance
Mosque in Paris Center Draws Ramadan Worshipers
The Moslem faith leaders boast of France as a key Islamic power. In Paris a great mosque houses more than 60,000 Muslims who worship inside. At the end of Ramadan, during the annual feast, D-ul-Saghir sees sheep slaughtered.
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France
Paris
Hawaiian Act to Be Offered at Rex Theatre
Jommy Tomplins former owner and manager of the Oklahoma Cow Punchers arranged with Manager Blatt of the Rex Theatre to show the Royal Radio Hawaiians two high glass vaudeville attractions on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next week. The act features the best in Hawaiian music singing and dancing and is expected to meet with broad Corry audiences.
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Jommy ‘Tomplins
Oklahoma Cow Punchers
Blatt
Rex Theatre
Royal Radio Hawaiians
Machines May Be Inadequate for Primaries
Brigh, Mar. 5 Voting machines may prove inadequate for the primary election. April 26 Jedréd Byrday in the office of county commissioners. The machine may be too small to list the large slate of candidates. Ralph C Benedict chief clerk says a Monday decision will show whether to keep machines or switch to paper pallets. Many names for state offices. after petitions filed a complete list will emerge. if too many names exist two machines per district or paper ballots are options.
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Jedréd Byrday
Coumty
Ralph C. Benedict
Benedict
Death Claims Paul Nehil in Corry Home Morning
Paul K. Nehil aged 27 died at his home 234 Mound street at 4 45 this morning. He was born in Corry October 1 1904 and lived here most of his life. Survived by father James Nehil and brothers Leo of Corry and Joseph of Belmont N Y. Body to Dayison's Funeral Home and later to Ed Metz home for calling from St Thomas church Tuesday at 9 with interment at St Thomas cemetery.
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Paul K. Nehil
Mound Street
Corry
James Nehil
Leo
Joseph
Belmont
Dayisom
Sunday Sermons and Evening Services Across City
Fragmented notes outline multiple church programs with morning and evening sermons. References include schedule bits at United Center Street and Advent Street venues, with times like 9:45 AM 11:00 AM and 7:20 PM. Several names appear in garbled form, indicating lay leaders, pray services, and midweek scriptures.
Firs Path 9 30 A 14 00 Man Sermt entist
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a church or event listing with a morning to afternoon time span. The readable portion mentions a sermon and peace, with unclear quotes and words. The item remains ambiguous and lacks robust named entities or concrete actions.
Reading Center Week Da Still 3 Be
Fragmented OCR text mentions Reading Center and a week day. Lacking clear events, dates, or names. Summary focuses on the fragmentary note about Reading Center activities or schedule for a coming week.
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Fennsylvania
Ellery Walter
Woman's Club
Titusville
Mnis
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Her
West
Gidewalle Coller
Haynes Properties
W. Ed Marsh
Congress Street
House
Ways Aine Means Committee
Washington
Journal
Weather Bureau Today
Erie Strong Vincent
Corry High
Erie
Prayison
Gachteant
Zem Zem ‘Temple of the Shrine
Ene
Auburn Automobile Company Duttlers
Maple Avenue Crossing
Griffiths
Freund
Meadville
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Lloyd Stowe
Dad
Ivan Smith
Richard Jewell
Rhode Island
W. Spring Creek
T. A. Council
Wissing Youth
Idnaping Vici
Baby
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Miss Gow
Johm Chambers
Redpath Lycum Bureau
R. J. ScOt
John L. Sullivan
Erie County
Paul Nehil
Citizens
Ismall
Noga
United E
Twa
Luell
Cyn
Frank
Thur
Remain Et Ly Business School
Advent
Advent Street
John Borys
Matthew
Earl
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