Former Corry Resident Kosmorki Dies in Detroit
Word was received of the death of Anthony Kosmorki at 6:45 AM in Receiving Hospital Detroit after several months of illness. A former Corry resident born July 20 1890 he left Corry about thirteen years ago. Survived by his wife Joyce and a daughter, his parents Mr and Mrs J Kosmos and a sister in Corry and three more sisters in Erie and Detroit. Funeral services and burial will be held Saturday in Detroit.
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Berg
Anthony Kosmorki
Detroit
Kozmorki
Corry
Sean Kosmoski
Erie
Sister of Corry Man Passes Away in Warren
Mrs Adela J Murss wife of George Nurss died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Brown Warren R D 2 aged 61 formerly of Hyvetown Pa Survived by husband one daughter one sister and four brothers
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Adela J. Murss
C. Ross
Putnam
George Hy Nurss
Mary Brown
Warren
R. D
Hyvetown
Hog Caller Goes to College in California
Berekeley California story notes Loren Phil lips, once champion hog caller of Duke county, enrolling at the University of California. He explains the team must find two new champions at home while labeling rivals as has beens.
Personal mentions from Corry area residents
Rey Francis M. O Connell of Coudersport Pa formerly Corry arrives to spend time with Rev. Francis Graves at St Thomas rectory. Robert McKettrick of Warren visiting aunt Afra. Sam Hefiey of North Center Street visiting briefly. Richard White leaves for Buffalo after an overnight stay with friends. Mr and Mrs Joseph Tarr and son John Duffy Tarr of Erie arrive for funeral of Mrs Tarrs sister Mrs Harry Walt of Buffalo. Mrs Heny Dufty and nephew John Francis Walt arrive. Miss Marjorie McElroy arrives from Ull for sister’s death. Mrs and Mrs J J Desmond return from Florida. A H Stokes of Hamburg NY arrives on business. Jamies 14 Trust of Bedwood Pa leaving for home. Charles A Hyle of Erie returns home after overnight stay with Dr H A O Hare. Fred Gentilman of Kane spending few days in city with brother Joseph Gentilman and relatives.
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Francis M. O'Connell
Coudersport
Corry
Francis Graves
St. Thomas
Robert McKettrick
Warren
Afra
Sam Hefiey
North Center Street
Richard White
Buffalo
Joseph Tarr
John Duffy Tarr
Erie
Ull
Shirley Ann McElvay
J. C. Kibler
Jamestown
N. Y
J. J. Desmond
Florida
Philadelphia
A. H. Stokes
Hamburg
Jamies 14
Trust
Bedwood
Exing
Charles A. Hyle
H. A. O'Hare
Fred Gentilman
Kane
Joseph Gentilman
New Officers Elected by Woman's Missionary Society
The Presbyterian ChurchWoman's Missionary Society met in the church parlor. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs. George Waggoner, Vice President Mrs. Harry B. Smith, Treasurer Mrs. Fe Whittlesey, Secretary Mrs. C. J. McCray, Secretary of Literature Mrs. A. D. Colegrove. A program followed with papers read by Mrs. H. B. Smith and a talk on Foreign Speaking Work by Mrs. Waggoner. Social hour refreshments were served by several members.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. $. Bentley
George Waggoner
Hary B. Smith
Whittlesey
C. J. McCray
A. D. Colegrove
H. B. Smith
G. L. Boyd
Smith
Waggoner
R. Lewis
Southern Cross
P. M. Nichols
Nr, Dickson
Hayna Lindquist
Property tax talk at Kiwanis meeting in Hotel Corry
Austin O'Brien county tax collector addressed Kiwanis Club members at the noon meeting on real estate questions. He warned the real estate tax is high, deterring property ownership and home building, noting taxes include investment gains and interest. The program featured a high school trio with a trumpet solo by Wilma Paulson.
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Austin O'Brien
Hie
Tiie County
Wiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Buhl Beewith
Loreley
Dorothy May Richers
Wilma Paulson
Fragmented Ode to Metals and Senses
A distorted text fragment discusses metals and their expressive qualities. It mentions silver glowt Sopk and Vebly yellow and references brass steel and aery sounds linked to the soul. The passage evokes melancholy and an abstract poetic description of substances.
Real facts about Bran and Kellogg's AL Bran
Kellogg Company funded university tests to resolve bran use. Studies on women showed continued bran is satisfactory and gentle in action. Men showed bran’s laxative effect can exceed that of some fruits and vegetables. AL Bran supplies vitamin B and iron, offers bulk, and can be eaten as cereal or cooked.
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Kellogg Company
Kellogg’s
Flyer crashes during record attempt in West Virginia
United Press reports CLARKSBURG W VA. Capt Orville Anderson co holder of world stratosphere flight record escaped injury when his plane crashed at Flemington 20 miles southeast of here as he was en route from Washington to Dayton.
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United Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Orville Anderson
Flemington
W. V
Hire
Washington
Dayton
April Relief Funds Allocated by State Board in Pennsylvanias Flood Aid
Harrisburg March 19 The State Emergency Relief Board approved 1 974 000 for unemployment relief in April. A remaining balance of 2 000 000 of the 60 000 000 appropriation lasts for five years ending June 4. The balance may be used to provide food and clothing for flood sufferers across the state. A special legislative session is expected in May to allocate funds for the seven year period ending June 1 1997. Blind enjoy talkies in San Francisco with more than 450 blind movie fans since sound was introduced.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
San Francisco
Sount
37 Dead in Pittsburgh During Past Two Days
United States reports from Pittsburgh on March 1 list 37 fatalities in Allegheny County during recent floods and dust storms. The coroner’s office released the toll as more outlying communities reported in, raising totals from earlier counts.
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Pittsburgh
United of
Allegheny County
Typhoid Closes Mansfield Schools After Outbreak
Ten typhoid cases prompt health officials to close all Mansfield schools. Water likely source. residents told to boil water and avoid unpasteurized products. Authorities warn against unsafe habits as city risk grows.
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Mansfield
Judge bars amended suit against TVA over unpled points
Federal Judge David J. Davis refused to permit preferred stockholders of Alabama Power Company to file an amended complaint challenging TVA on issues not raised by the U S Supreme Court in its February 17 decision.
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TVA
United Press
Birmingham
Ala
David J. Davis Aiay
Alabama Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
United States Supreme Court
Market Gossips and Wall Street Trends in March 1919
United Press reports on a cautious stock market as industrial territories show gains offset by sharp cuts in steel, especially in Pittsburgh. Utilities slow, rail traffic stagnant, and liquidations minimal amid uncertain European conditions. The piece notes limited relief funding and hints at open capital goods production in Austria with slow employment recovery.
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Elmer C. Walze
United Press
New York
Mar
Pittsburg
Wallatreey
Wall Street
Dejance
Austrias
Binghamton Faces Water Shortage After Flood Threat
Binghamton, N Y. May 10 The city faced a dire water crisis as floods cut supply and inundated streets. Authorities planned to draw drinking water from Johnson City for only a few hours, while fire officials laid hoses between the cities to protect residents and prevent fires amid the Susquehanna and Chenango River overflow.
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Susquehanna
Chenango
Uso
Johnson City
J. L. O'Brien
Water Department
O'Brien
Isolation Cuts off Wheeling Area From Outside World
Wheeling West Virginia and nearby towns in the panhandle and eastern Ohio were cut off after 11 am when telephone service failed. Emergency calls could not be completed and communications were disrupted across the region.
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Wheeling
United Press
Mar
W. Va
West Virginia Parliabule
Ohio
Resolution seeks $5 million transfer to Red Cross for flood relief
Washington March 19. A resolution was introduced urging President Roosevelt to shift five million dollars from the telegraph fund to the American Red Cross to aid flood stricken areas. Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania introduced the measure.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Roost Welt
Teliee Funnls
American Red Cross
Sy Sen
Jamon J
Davia
Senate panel approves broad WPA probe plan
United Press reports in Washington that a Senate committee on executive departments approved a broad inquiry into the Works Progress Administration operations. The action aims to examine agency activities and management under the WPA program.
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United Press
Washington
Works Prosnes Administration
Seniate Committee
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Seanorm
Oberns
Binghamton
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