St Patrick's Day Party by Catholic Daughters of America
Thirty four tables were set for cards at St Edward's Hall as the Catholic Daughters of America hosted a St Patrick's Day party. Prizes were awarded at each table to numerous members and guests. A buffet lunch followed with a Blarney Castle centerpiece and thanks to Corry merchants for prizes.
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C.D. of A
St. Edward’s Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Edeward's Hall
St. Patrick's Day
James McTanies
Tonald Dall
Mosier
Min Helen Johnson
Gerald Iysar
Walter Scott
Margaret McCarthy
John Mooney
Aaron Qbernan
John Maloney
Arhur Jackson
Paul Weber
Charles Burkhart
Lyle Saxton
J. M. Sullivan
Corry
Parley Deadlocked in New York Draft Talks
March 18 report says men drafting a two year contract between Appalachian district soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America continued secret negotiations with no indication of an imminent agreement.
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New York
Feu
Appalachian
United Mine Workers of America
Changes in Election Laws Proposed by State
United Press reports Pennsylvania Secretary David L. Lawrence urged the Legislature to adopt sweeping reforms to the election code. Proposals include nominal petition fees with refunds if a candidate gains a required vote percentage, extended voting hours, restored primary dates, and options for independent candidates while narrowing burdens on elections officials. Lawrence cites two years of defects in the code and says the draft Assembly would prepare the final act.
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United Press
Harmisburg
Commonwealth
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Toma
Nowinne
Howe
Ollie Al.amore
Dhallesy
Sauniel
Thal Eer Penton
Peimary Way
Efron
Bill Would Cut Hours of Work for Children
Harrisburg reports Rep Peter Jiewins Bouyer introduced a bill in the House to reduce the workweek for underage workers from six to five and a half hours. Anna M Branetto of Philadelphia also offered a child labor bill requiring registration of all employed children ages 12 to 16 with the state department of labor and industry for school records.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Peter J Iewins
Bouyer
Anna M. Branetto
Philadphia
Aso
State Department of Arbor and Industry
Regiar
Free trial offer for reducible rupture treatment appliance
An advertisement promises a free trial of a pneumatic appliance claimed to control reducible ruptures. It directs readers to mail name and address to W. 3/8 Rice at 840 E Main St Adams N Y and asserts the device provides comfort and freedom with no obligation. The notice seeks to attract those with long-standing ruptures and prior truss use.
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Rice, Inc
Main St. Adans
N.Y
Rice
Main St
Adams
Ady
Mrs. E. Thomas of Sciota Dies At Home
Mrs. E Thomas of Sciota dies early this morning. Survived by husband Isewler Toles Wye and several relatives including sister N Samuel Van Winkie and brother Athy McIntyre. Funeral services pending with arrangements at local cemetery.
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E. Thomas
Sciota
Hwa Rettaowen
Siler
Isewler Toles
Frederick
Bue Ivark
Batavia
Thomas
Samuel van- Winkie
Corry
Athy McIntyre
North Mist Arti
Pheenas
Satlray
Rapial
Brook Trout Shipments Continue at Hatchery
Brook trout shipments proceed at the hatchery in western Pennsylvania as the fishing season nears. Officials announced the schedule for the April 1 opening and noted steady deliveries to regional streams and sport ports.
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Milley
Corry
Ponthiil
Ubal Shi Menta
Open Pa Court Quiz April 1 Details Amid Public Health Talks
Open court quiz coverage from Philadelphia and surrounding counties notes a conference with officials about the upcoming event. Reported health updates include Union County cases of chickenpox and measles, with steps to curb spread.
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Union
Cty
Salvation Army Bible Class Plans Sunday Services
A historical notice describes Salvation Army bible class activities led by Colonel Ribbes and the men’s clergy. It mentions services on Sundays at the West Coy Hivnavienntn area with ensembles and plans linked to KDKA broadcast and local routines.
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William A. Ebbes
Salvation Army
Pol
Ev Wong
Col
Ribbes
Will Gmverle
Claus
Pidock
Heax
Salen Hoon
West
Carey
KDKA
Cal
Kane Woman Killed in Kane Traffic Accident
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Butler of Kane died instantly when struck by a guide car while en route to services at Lawrence Dark. Coroner Dr. W. G. Struble ruled skull fracture and internal injuries as the cause. driver absolved of blame. Butler was visiting relatives at the time of the accident.
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Mary Elizabeth Butler
Kane
Parke
Herriels
Lawrence
Tle
W. G. Struble
Byler
Stanley Ander
Worl
Mes
Butler
First U S Coinage Opens 1792 Philadelphia Mint
Fragmentary notes outline the 1792 establishment of the first U S coinage at Philadelphia. Mentions six pounds of copper and a process turning ore into coin and relates to a Sparta area business and farm property.
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U. S
Philadelphia
PGR Sali
Utimruom
Geil
Prana
Sparta Rone
Rand
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