Miller Leads H Ryernge In High Jump Event
Miller of H Ryernge posts top mark in the high jump as competitors include Scheppner and Blerinics in a crowded field.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
7
Miller of H Ryernge posts top mark in the high jump as competitors include Scheppner and Blerinics in a crowded field.
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Falmer Method Penmanship awards go to Dea Schoo! pupils across grades 8 9 and 7 with multiple Merit Medals and Progress Pins. Local visitations note Clyde Howles family and various residents while a Columbus Library musicale plans for March 20 features home and out-of-town talents. Community updates include relocations visits and a vine night at Parcneal Bible Training School with Junior Students League plans.
Central Labor Union Erie voted 48 to 24 against joining the Non Partisan League to back Governor Kennedy and the Lewis front. The dispute capped a week of tensions within the union as members feared a division over partisan alignment.
Hundreds gather in the river town of Renovo as a veteran raft piloted by timbermen returns after a 100 mile trip to Harrisburg. The nostalgic voyage marks a ceremonial welcome amid noisy celebrations.
An early 20th century ad promotes New Ostrex Table Tablets claiming oyster stimulants for pep at 9 cents per dose from Lindsley's Pharmacy. Separately, Pennsylvania publishes a highway contract notice seeking sealed proposals for two I beam pedestrian bridges, with drawings and bid forms available from state offices and a bid deadline in 1988.
An old testimonial promotes WORLD'S TONIC as beneficial for constipation and general wellness, claiming healthier conditions for foreign born ancestors and noting dramatic relief within weeks. The ad targets readers with claims of improved vitality, sleep, and reduced pain, citing medical authority support.
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