Urge business firms furnish all census data
Charles D. McCarty, supervisor of the census, announced an effort to finish canvassing the 26th district and environs in the next few days. He urged business firms to send census information promptly so statistics can be compiled and issued by July. The census is for business use, not government purposes, and all data are confidential under oath.
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Charles D. McCarty
Census OF Business
McCarty
Philadelphia
Bureau of Wie
Censis
Co-eds Give Up Pipes Stanford Emancipation Attempt Fails
Stanford Union cigar counter custodian Lester Gunther reports about a dozen co-eds who bought pipes and tobacco hope to emancipate themselves but the effort has failed.
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Palo Alco
Mforts
Stanford
Lester Gunther
Stanford Union
Three Trucks Vying For Corry Fire Department Pumper
The Corry Firemen's Relief Association narrowed the field for a new pumper to three bidders Ahren Tex of Cincinnati Mack Truck of Allentown and Dodge Motors via Christensen Motors of Corry The committee may visit Pittsburgh to inspect the contenders and aims to decide within a few days Each truck is expected to cost about six and a half thousand dollars
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Corry
Ahren-Tex Company
Cincinnati
Mack ‘Truck Company
Allentown
Dodge Motor Company
Christensen Motors
Relief Association
Pittsburgh
Trig
Pennsylvania May Lead U S In Jackson Day Proceeds
Pennsylvania may lead the nation in Jackson Day dinner proceeds for Democratic causes. James A. Parley reports Pennsylvania has reached 334000, just shy of New York, with other states far behind. Some counties, including Lathcome, had not yet sent their contributions.
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Pennsylvania
U.S
Birisburg
Mar
Democratic National Committee
James A. Parley
Wendell P. C. Morgenthaler
New York State
Lathcome
National Committee
Farley
Betty Boop on Stage at Rex
Betty Boop will appear on stage and screen at the Rex theatre Friday and Saturday with a 25 member musical comedy company. The program features a Betty Boop cartoon, a seven piece stage band, acrobats, accordion, singing and dancing acts. The feature picture Saturday Night will be shown before and after vaudeville and at 2 30 matinee.
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Rex Theatre
Musical Comedy Company
Corry GOP Council Names Officers and Plans Luncheon
Corry Council of Republican Women met at Mrs. James MacInnes home. Mrs. J. A. Cassidy presided and named nominating committee for officers: Mrs. M. L. Parkhurst, Mrs. George Keefe, Mrs. Andrew Paulson. Plans were discussed for a May sorority luncheon at Hotel Corry with Mrs. Albert L. Miller as chairman. The council voted $3 to the local Red Cross chapter. A round table discussed pending legislation with Mrs. G. E. Bennett moderating.
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Albert L. Miller
Lena Cohen
The
American Red Cross
G. E. Bennett
E Shange
Grange Meeting Scheduled for Saturday Evening
Court Range No. 6s will hold regular session Saturday evening March 21 in their hall in the Horn block. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. A speaker is expected to give a talk on the Townsend plan. A light supper will be served and members are asked to bring salads sandwiches cake or similar items.
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Townsend
Rites for Mrs Walt Saturday Morning
The body of Mrs Marion Dufy Walt wife of Harry Walt formerly of Corry died in Buffalo after an operation Tuesday afternoon was brought to her mother Mrs W H Duffy 404 South Center street Corry. Funeral services will be conducted at St Elizabeth church at 6 o clock Saturday morning. The body will be placed in the mausoleum until spring and interred in St Elizabeth's cemetery. Mr Walt and three sons William Joseph and Robert Walt and W Henry Duffy of Buffalo accompanied the body.
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Marion Dufy Walt
Harry Walt
Corry
Buffalo
W. H. Duffy
South Center Street
St. Elizabeth
St. Eilabeth's
Fewer Women in Montreal Says McGill Survey
A McGill University sociology survey led by Miss Helen Hughes finds Montreal now has about 7,000 more men than women. The study cites demographic shifts and urban migration patterns impacting gender balance in the city.
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Montreal
Montreail
Helen Hughes
McGill University
Mary Martha Class Elects Officers at Presbyterial Meeting
The Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterial church met at Mrs. Clebert Curtis's home on East Sill Street. Fifteen members attended and officers were elected: President Mrs Harold Patterson, Vice President Mrs Douglas Rozelle, Secretary Miss Marion Smith, Assistant Secretary Mrs Arthur Cochray, Treasurer Mrs George Keefe. An exchange sale added funds to the class treasury. Hostesses provided a salad lunch with St Patrick's decorations.
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Mary and
Martha
Presbyterial Church
Clebert Curtis
East Sill Street
Walter Auer
Mary Anderson
Helen Spencer
Harold Patterson
Douglas Rozelle
Marion Smith
Arthur Cochray
George Keefe
St. Patrick's
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U.S. NO
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