Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Mail Info
The notice lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal with address on West South Street Corry Pa and billing details. Rates show five dollars per year by mail and two ninety by mail in advance within restricted territory. Carrier price is three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Artour Colegrove
Feta Reet Pcarrd
National Advertising
Eredktaball, Inc
Ddth St
New York
Demand for Farm Opportunities
A farmer advertising for a young man to take over a farm drew rapid replies, showing strong demand for farm opportunities. Many applicants have farm experience or are willing to learn, but lack of equipment and capital blocks progress. cooperation among individuals and relief agencies could revive idle farms for family livelihoods.
Reverting to the Old Spirit in German Politics
An analysis of German public opinion under Hitler shows a return to ruthless nationalism similar to 1914. The piece notes Nazi aims to free Germans from imagined oppression, the ascent of Hitler’s control, and von Papen’s moderation efforts amid old regime symbols rallying support.
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Germany
Hitler
von Papen
Ing
Final Rehearsal for Benefit for Hospital
A fine rehearsal of the entertainment An Evening in Old Virginia will be staged for the Corry Hospital benefit. The March list show was hosted last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Roberts. Cast and orchestra attendees enjoyed a tureen supper and a telesreal rehearsal followed by new aguiivers. A social hour and dancing closed the pleasant evening.
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Old Virginia
Corry Hospital
Harry Roberts
Pindhey Laie
East End flood overruns town as 1913 diary notes waters rise
Journal files from March 24 1913 report the East End flats at their highest water in years with food nearly reaching the barn on the Skinner place on East Columbus avenue. The town signs several out of town baseball players for the new Corry ring including Dan Debury Charley Keatings and Wallace Cagawell.
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Skinner Place
Columbus Avenue
Corry Ring
Nso
Dan’ Debury
Charley Keatings
Wallace Cagawell
Roosevelt decision sparks nationwide telegrams show
A large crowd watches as President Roosevelt prepares a generic reply to a flood of telegrams. Amid the excitement, chatter notes the diggings and a rising sum of congratulatory messages. The scene shifts to local drills, court notes, and civic plans, including a new school building and a grand Easter ball at the City Armory.
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United Press
Washington
Smithers
Roosevelt
Joh Clough
Pennsylvania
Smith Railroad
Funeral services for Charles Betts held at Advent Church
Funeral services in memory of Charles Betts, fatally injured early Monday, were conducted from the Advent Christian Church yesterday afternoon at o'clock. John Boryk led the service with relatives and friends attending. Percy Haines Jr sang three numbers with Keppel Tiffany as accompanist. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Charles Betts
Advent Christian Church
John Boryk
Percy Haines, Jr
Keppel Tiffany
Pine Grove
Veteran P.R.R. Worker Dead in Oil City
Oil City mourns 72 year old veteran of the Pennsylvania Railroad, longtime resident and former railroader. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, he came to Oil City at age two and served 42 years before retiring four years ago. He died Thursday morning at his brother’s home after a stroke.
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Ote Cmpy
Maron Sastrest White
Pennsylvania
Oil City
J.D. White
Pearl Avenue
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Mr. White
County W C T U Leaders Meet Here in Mist 41
County leaders and W C T U members gathered Thursday afternoon at the Mist 41 home for a meeting. Mrs Nellie Mockdey spoke on mission and reform, urging courage and Christian work to combat the saloon, with plans for more aggressive outreach and education for children. the group announced a county gathering and noted speakers from Tolnstown and Gorey would address public meetings.
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Mist
Opas
County
Mes
Sylvia Tohey Bom
Mitel Ryan
Ryan Galil
Jaiu
Pire
Wwe
Gil
Briale
Nellie
Morkdey
Javasitem
Tils Hather Gifford
T. B. Jender
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Hue
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Church
Erie
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Tolnstown
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Baptist Church
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Warning Against Hoarding Gold in City Proclamations
The notice calls residents to oppose gold hoarding amid wartime policy. It cites presidential powers to regulate foreign exchange and gold movements, impose penalties, and require documentation for related transactions. The text references federal measures and potential penalties for noncompliance.
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Werbanky
Yiewity
Onic
When the Swiss Bell Ringers Were Perennial Entertainers Here
A compact note traces the era of the Swiss Bell Ringers as recurring entertainers in the town, highlighting performances, venues, and lasting local interest. It reflects on how long the troupe graced the local scene and its cultural impact.
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John Mead
Erie Times
Piat
Corny
Pastor J. B. Dunbar Dies in Bastrop County at 81
The Rev. J. B. Dunbar, a long time resident of Bastrop County and former Elgin pastor, died at his home aged 81 after a life largely spent in the area. He conducted many weddings and leaves 107 descendants among 21 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Elgin
Tex
J. 8. Dunbar
Bastrop
Universal Ainch
Louvre Buys Corot Paintings, Expands Collection
The Louvre purchased another Corot painting for 8440 dollars and acquired several more works priced from 20 to 2400 dollars. The 1865 Atelier du Maitre canvas is titled The Obtters are paintings by Corot created in 1868 and 185.
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Ouvre
COROT
Paris
Louvre
Corit
Atelier du Maitre
Milk Dealers Arrested for Improper Milk Content Charges
Warren March 21 Charged with selling milk containing less than 3.11 percent butterfat and under 12 percent milk solids John Ciquatinel and Harold Sorenson with Peter Sorenson operated a Cobham Park road dairy arraigned before Justice Watts N. Davis Inspector W J Highe of the State Department of Health presented results. Cheque and Jim Sorenson drivers for the firm were fined 50 dollars and costs. Milk supplied to several schools was from a state fund and found to be diluted with water beyond permitted limits.
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Jini Sorenson
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