Tornado kills three children in Merrellton
United Press reports a tornado tore through Merrellton in eastern Alabama wrecking the village schoolhouse and killing three Negro children. Mrs Myrtle Nixon, owner of the village store, says the dead include Miller Parker Roosevelt Smith and John Henry Lee Nixon. Three others were seriously injured and treated by nurses from Jacksonville and Piedmont at the Nixon store which served as an emergency hospital.
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United Press
Birmingham
Merrellton
Myrtle Nixon
Nixon
Miller Parker
Roosevelt Smith
John Henry Lee
Thomas Lite
Margaret Town
Madge George
State Leader of W F W Pays Corry Visit
James T B Van Zandt state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visited Lieut Archie W Thompson Post in Corry. The onstage address covered current state and national legislation affecting World War veterans including the bonus and veteran relief measures. The visit also touched on reconditioning the Niagara in Erie harbor to create a memorial park, and on veterans hospitals and state activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James TB. van Zandt
Altoona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Archie W. Thompson
Corry
Joe West
Warren
Spraad
Justant
Fhe
Vin Zandt
Erie
van Bindtx
Vaterans
van Zandt
Thompson
Corty
Old City
Pythian Sisters Welcome State Officer for Erie Anniversary
Eight members of the Pythian Sisters in Erie hosted Grand Chief Mrs. M Bittner of Pennsylvania on the 146th Erie temple anniversary. A banquet and dance followed a day of observance and a social hour, with Mrs Bittner visiting the temple Wednesday and staying in Corry overnight. Dr D Padoll of Wiscosin arrived for a business visit this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Erie
M. Bittner
Penmsylvania
Erie Lodge
Elizabeth Button
Charles Stewart
M. Ferry
Mra
Donald Stewart
Tames Blakesee
Clarende Deyo
Ralph Heath
C. Andrews
Repeachment Talk and Local High School Contests
A garbled report outlines impeachment chatter in Oklahoma City and mentions a range of events. It notes high school district contests in Meadvill,e Erie and Corry with Inter-High literary and music events plus public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harvey
Young Vic
Elizabethtown
Tenn
American Giantastar
Ening Souls
Erie
East High School
Corry
Crawford
Erie County
Meadeville
Titusville
Belo East
Seedland
Howard J. Sheen
Meadville Hig School
Tuunville
Bays
He Fous
Jocoh High School
Harvey
He Erie High School
Fiienls
Corry High
Death claims Miss Keating in Corry home
Miss Josephine B Keating died last evening at 7 after a brief illness in Corry She had lived with her nephew Thomas Dempsey at 4 Marion Street Her survivors include two sisters Mrs Nellie Touting and Mrs J J Sullivan and another nephew Austin Dempsey Funeral services set for Monday at 9 AM in St Thomas Church with interment in St Thomas Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine B. Keating
Thomas Dempsey
Marion Street
Miss Keating
Ars
Austin Keating
Corry
Miss Noble
Cleveland
Misa Keating
Mina Nellie Touting
J. J. Sullivan
Austin Dempsey
St. Thomas Church
St Thorns Cemetery
Barber Shop Changes Hands on East Main Street
Walter DeJean announces the transfer of the East Main Street barber shop to George Kinley and Floyd Black who will take possession April 1. Kinley and Binck bring extensive experience from nearby shops and are expected to attract steady patronage with planned interior improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter DeJean
Barlow Black
George Kinley
Floyd Black
Walter DeTean
Barlow
East Main Street
Mr. DeJean
Tan “Ilch
Ineal Barbers
Kinley
Harry Paulson
North Center Street
Binck
Harry Lamona
Rogers Block
Bedein
Funeral of Mrs Shippee
Aghe Alysander & Company's sailors yesterday atterigon tuniete services were conducted in memory. Interment was made in the David Gurtis cemetery. Several relatives sisters and friends attended the services led by Reverend George B Movil pastor of the Christian and Mission ary Alliance church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghe Alysander & Company
Bethas
Columbus
Rey’ Ganrge B. Movil
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
David Gurtis
Corry High Opens Albion Tournament Against Cochran
Locals report Corry High School will face Cochran-ton High at 8:80 tonight in the Albion tournament opener. Other games include Albion vs Springboro and Fredonia vs Rocky Grove as Coach McCall says the five players are in good shape and confident of victory.
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Corry High School
Cochainton High
Albion
Oringe
Springboro
Fredonia
Rocky Grove
Clymer
Edinboro
McCall
Seaport Forces Move to Reinforce Mazatlan Front
Six thousand troops under General Lazio Cardenas rush from Torreon toward Mazatlan to bolster the federal detachment against rebel attacks. Communication lines disrupted as rebels concentrate near Mazatlan with plans to reinforce General Bustamante at Ci hushin.
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G. F Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Mar
Lazio
Cardenas
Torreon
Sinulog
Mazatlan
Cardenas J
Torreun
Muzitlan
Guadalajara
Duyano
Nogales
Bonori
Mexico
Sinaion
Amon Warne
Ameriont Shire
Washington
Sinalon
Messos
Star
Stavatlan
Ansl
Ourebelroops
Cihushin
JG Bsunbar
Mazadan
Remodeling At Stennett Store On North Center Street
Remodeling at BW Stennett & Son store on North Center Street progresses with interior improvements. A new stair to the basement is removed and a new floor display space is added, signaling a heavy expenditure to enhance facilities and curbside appearance of the Northside department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stennett & Son
North Center Street
Wieref
Elks Receive 34 New Members In Corry Lodge Ceremonies
Thirty four men were welcomed into Gary Lodge BPO Elks as initiatory and second degrees were staged at the club on Orth Center Street. Widodge officers led the initiatory rites while Erie lodge White Squadron conferred the second degree on the new members, drawing a large Corry lodge turnout and over two hundred recent additions to the organization. Refreshments followed the ceremonies.
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Erie Lodge
Gary Lodge
BPO
Elks
Orth Center Strees
Wid Todge
Corry
Daughters of the American Colonists Convene at State Conference
Louis members of the wort Le Bout Chapter join statewide gathering in Mile or Tuesday March 26 at the Women's Club. Luncheon served at one with election of State officers to follow. Paul T. Wright, former state highways official, recently rested after appendectomy. Albion cage squad coached by McCall departs for the tournament.
Model Dairy Co charter sought in city
Application filed to charter the Model Dairy Company with 25000 capital. Interpreted as a local dairy distribution move, the firm will process raw milk butter milk cottage cheese and other dairy products. Directors include C C Warner Ro Crowell R H VanTassel and Uhl Castor. Property leased on Penns Avenue with plant improvements planned.
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Peng Lea Wit
Tributors
Corry
C. C. Warner
Ro Crowell
R. H. VanTassel
UHL Castor
Fine Concert at Junior High Delights Attentive Audience
The Junior High glee club presented a well received program directed by Lizette Murray with soloists Richard Bachosher and Richard Rowley. The concert featured orchestra and glee club selections including Hungarian Overture and Love's Old Sweet Song, performed by a large student lineup.
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Clib
Suilienne
Setioo
Gymnasim
Jmnder
Buss Lizette Murray
Corry
Richard Bachosher
Ricard Rowley
Andalusia
Pennsylvania
Glee Club
Princess Tiptoe
Dana
Faward Rowley
T. Waltz
Sir Galahad
Misses Allen
Bailey
Baressi
Baxter Bemis
Botsford
Brown
Carnegis
Graker
Edmonds
Evans
Fist
Hastins
Hatch
Huriets
Hixson
Himan
Holden
Kinney
Lanstin
Mi Cray
Miller
Mitchell
Stourton
Ober
Patterson
Petracco
Scott
Shaver
Spoon
Stanford
M.sullivan
V. Sulivan
Tripp
Weidner
Walford
Richard Bach
Lenten Tea Planned by parish committee
Preparations completed by the Uy committee of the Hmmanuel Guarid for their Lente tes in Parish Hall Sunday afternoon. An entertainment is arranged and an audience crowd is expected. Refreshments follow the program with proceeds to the boremt nF ty hutch.
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Uy Committee
Hmmanuel Guarid
Zig Wlelock
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed
A curated schedule shows WEAP NEG Network-8 0 BST with Bourdon's orchestra and Cavaliers Quarter, WOR and CBS air dramatized short stories, Old Shapshot Athletics on WI NBC at 16 00 BST, and Hour of Thestra from WEAF NBC at 9 0 EST plus half hours with the Senate on WEAF NBC at 10 30.
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WEAP
NEG
Bourdon
Cavaliers
WOR
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Senate
Kinloch mine disaster toll rises with more bodies found
Reports from Kinloch mine rescue crews confirm 41 dead and 16 unaccounted, as officials press to recover remains. State and county investigators, aided by company officials, probe cause amid collapse fears and broader mining-safety inquiries.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Valley Claip Tou
Worthings Hope
Sylis
Thoms
Pho
Bisst Touny
Monehan
Upimnat
2Shhue A. Musmiuud
Westmoreland County
Nje
Secretary of Mines
Walter J1
Glasgow
Harrisburg
Wis
Amitie
Uroke
Reservations for Card Party Set in St Edward Hall
Reservations and plats for a card party in St Edward's hall on Wednesday evening April 2 under the Gary Business and Professional Women's Club auspices. Proceeds go to the club's Scholarship Fund. Card program starts at 8. Refreshments served and awards given. Reserve by calling Miss Halon Morrell no later than March 2.
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Chicago
Ufinls
Towa
Arkansas
Mississippi
Quin Jwas
Quincy
Dow
St. Louis
Mississippi Jand
Ravew
St. Edward's Hall
Wanim's Club
Benefito&ie
Halon Mor
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A. W. Thompson
Pythians
D. Padoll of
Wiie
Erie School
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Uniter Press
Orgahoma City
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Supreme Court
Gav
Horace
Benfa
Rita
Mack
Cuistoms Order
Encod Us
Leavenworth Penitent
Laredo
Tex
Mex
Uul
Halipax
Fishuriz
Maskea
Fetstal Reserve
Zoanl
New York
Jeni Huey
Voslig
Chumipier
Shippee
Cochranton
Seaport
Chihuahua
Stennett
Paul TD. Wright
Frank Baressi
George Curtis
Donald Hovey
Kenneth Jackson
Charles Skinner
Gerald Skinner
Harold Mubbs
Albion Thie
Lafternoon
Model Dairy CO
Illinois
Spurs
Valley Camp
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