Corry News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Plans
Warren C. Northrop of Corry talks with Times on expanding the Corry Strait Railway to Chiussigus and Jaion City. The Alunko family marked their ninth anniversary in the Methodist church. A Washington Street School building broomed by a late-night scuffle. Fox defeated Phillips in a wrestling match at Spiesman’s Hall. Papin the Jeweler to open in a new North Center Street storefront by Sandburg. City Watchers urged to fund street sign painting. Frank Steele of Adams Express sprains his ankle. Top of the World company passes through on a Peensy special train from Warren to Erie. Art Hill returns from Daytona to home via New York. Keilbaughs move to a new home on Bredorne Street. Ralph Knode travels to Union City for basketball game.
Presbyterian General Council backs women equal roles in church
A Presbyterian General Council decision in Philadelphia urged equal authority for women in church government including local sessions and the General Assembly. If approved by the May General Assembly, the change would allow women to serve as elders evangelists and ministers, supported by a committee that found no scriptural basis for current discrimination. The move aligns with broader calls for gender equality in politics and society.
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Presbyterian Church
United States
General Assembly
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Paul
Self Government for Drivers on Speed Limits
A state moves to end fixed speed limits on rural roads similar to Michigan and Connecticut. Motorists would be responsible for safe driving per road conditions and visibility, with penalties only for clear careless behavior. Cities would raise speeds in districts while eliminating speed traps, setting 20 mph in some areas and higher elsewhere within municipalities. The move tests whether drivers self regulate or that policing returns.
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Michigan
Connecticut
Chilies
Thny
Answers to Yesterday's Questions From the Quiz
The page lists several Qs and A's. It states Napoleon first swam the Tagilh channel and cites Tripsil 4 colony as of a nation unspecified, plus a tall thin garbled line. It answers the czar of Femi belonged to a noble family, and gives Connecticut as a place with a height of 10,280 feet for a different item.
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Napoléon
Connecticut
Harn
Shem
Tapiies
Sin Salvador
A Problem a Day Carpet Question Recounted
A cryptic classroom problem asks for carpet quantities and room dimensions, listing misread measurements and steps. It references dividing, multiplying and subtotals with unclear numeric details and an answer note from yesterday.
Junior Circle Meeting Highlights Community Program
The Junior Circle met in St Pauls Sunday evening with a mix of business and entertainment. Irene Jackson spoke on service, Helen Mulligan led the program, Miss Full Liston sang a solo, and Irma McNulty oversaw entertainment planning. Arthur Diuhlstgand announced a Dramatic Club play for soon, with officer elections set for Mason 24 and an April meeting planned.
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Kalish
Mmos
Iraime Duckson
Jackson
Helen Mulligan
Mason
Mise
Catherine Collier
Highway plan prompts joint dairymen and grange session
Erie report notes county commissioners received a communication from the State Highway Department about a planned road from West Springfield to the Ohio state line. The project could cost the county about 2500 dollars, but the state intends to proceed despite local opposition. A joint meeting of the Dairymen's League and Gorty Grange is expected March 16 at Macorbee Hall, with a 10:80 am business meeting and a green dinner to follow, featuring a power demonstration and other features.
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Macca
Tee Hall
Erie
Mar
Slite Highway Department
Harristate
Welridge
West Springford
Ohio State Line
Xena
Tumagres
Etter Testiny
State Department
la Willy
Weveland
Springfield
Dairymen's League
Gorty Grange
Ty Bel Hat
Macorbee Hall
Bod
A. Sandburg
Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled at Hotel Corry
Corry Woman's Club calls all members to a reg al business meeting at 8 pm in the club rooms at Hotel Corry. Important business to be transacted and a large attendance is hoped for.
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Corry
Buckley Faces Stiff Sentence in Prohibition Case
Former state treasurer Bert Buckley, convicted of conspiring to aid a prohibition agent, is scheduled for sentencing in federal court in Columbus at 3 p m. A maximum of 28 years in prison and a $27 200 fine awaits him depending on court ruling.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Mar
Bert B. Buckley
Buckley
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon exercises and errors
A compact listing of language exercise questions and misprints from Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. It raises pronunciation, spelling, and usage issues with words like hypocrisy and incandescence and asks about correct forms and daily usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Two Die in Pittsburgh Motorcycle Truck Collision
Two men were killed in a head on collision in Pittsburgh when a motorcycle struck a truck. The driver of the truck and a passenger escaped injury. The deceased were Morris Shapiro, 5, and Juin P. Hornet, 42, both Pittsburgh residents.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Morris Shapiro
Juin P. Hornet
No More Catarrh Simple Home Treatment Proves Enduring
Thousands have used Hyomei daily for over twenty years to ward off coughs colds bronchitis sore throat and influenza. Buy the Complete Hyomei Outfit with inhaler from N F Ames Co or a local druggist. A few drops fill the inhaler for days of relief. Pure antiseptic airways are breathed to stay healthy. guaranteed or money back.
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N. F. Ames & Co
New Castle Murder Mystery and Self Inflicted Gun Incident
In Brockport and New Castle area reports, Edward Bish aged 68 shot himself three times at a Brockport farm barn. serious condition at DuBois Tepe Avenue Hospital after bullets lodged near the brain. Tony Rossi, 43, Pittsburgh broker missing since November 11, body found in Beaver river swamp with head injuries. police suspect bootlegger or Black Hand ties. Rossi had previous arrest for possessing liquor and left behind a sister in Cleveland.
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Brockport
Ama
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Tony Rossi
Pittsburgh
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Raimond
Beaver River
Yossi
Sheriff's Office
Cleveland
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