Boy's match play roasts barn near Riley's Corners
Corry residents heard the Sembrich concert then learned a barn near Jefferson Price's farm at Riley's Corners west of the city burned last evening. An eight year old Price boy, while playing with matches, started the blaze. cows and all barn contents were destroyed as Mrs. Price fled the home in time to save herself. The boy was found terrified near the house and the accident left the property badly damaged.
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The Citizens National Bank of Corry Promotes Sound Banking
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pa emphasizes soundness over profit, welcomes legitimate business, and will meet competition without sacrificing principles. It warns against loss making deals and profiting from high risk borrowers, inviting all depositors including commercial, personal, and certificates of deposit. The bank declares itself United States Depository for Postal Savings with officers listed.
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Daylight Robbery Strikes City West Ward
A bold daytime burglary on East Pleasant street saw four strangers target the Brooke home. A handbag and papers were stolen as one man entered the unlocked door and returned to rejoin the group. Police swept rail yards and city districts but made no arrest while descriptions circulated. It is believed the suspects may be found in nearby towns or aboard a freight in the East End yards.
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First Ward Hit Hard by Storm Damage
The First Ward suffered major storm damage last night with downed wires and fallen trees on East Matt and East South streets. Repairs began as Bell and Union lines were affected. a telegraph pole bracket and a large wall at U S Chair on East Main street were damaged, with bricks showering adjacent roofs but without further fire damage.
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Bell Company
Lighting Company
Post Office Building Funds Finally Settled for Corry
The Journal reports that federal appropriations for a Corry post office project are now settled. Arthur L. Bates confirms $18,000 for land and $100,000 for a building, following turbulent changes in the bill. The notice quotes Bates as saying the matter is final and the city will gain the new post office, with Mr. Bates sending assurance from Washington.
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Deaths in cyclone now number ninety
United Press reports from Memphis and other areas show the cyclone death toll at ninety with state losses in the millions. Cold wave misery follows the storm in Georgia Alabama and Texas as the system spreads from the Middle West to the Southeast bringing high winds and eastward blizzards.
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Olney Named Ambassador to Great Britain
Richard Olney of Massachusetts was announced at the White House as the next Ambassador to Great Britain. The appointment is deemed the most important in the diplomatic service and follows Tod Burke, former governor of North Dakota, being named treasurer of the United States.
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