Salute to Rev John Linendell Returns to Corry Church
A note recalls Rev John Linendell a Corry High School graduate of 1917 returning tomorrow as a gospel minister at First Baptist Church. The item threads through local notices, mentioning community figures, events, and shifting jobs across Corry and nearby towns, reflecting the era’s small-town chatter.
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Robming
John Linendell
Corry
St. Louis
Prank Richardson
Milton Van“resar
Ausnehmer
Parktreet
Perry Nichols
Coletta Burkhardt
Walnboro State Teachers College
John Beryl
Advent Christian Church
Live, Oak, Flo
Postal Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Railrad
John Roach
Wayne Street
James Crane
Center Street
Ward Powell
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, the former @1” (Well Imown Corry regident
Japan
Mesta Machine Company
Orient
Louise Tueler Becker
Beardslees
Brackans
Seattle
Wash
California
Jack Sullivan
Corry Men's
Ajax
Woolworths
Hello Girls
Wallace
Herman Heerlein
Maponic ‘Temple
Brie
Samuel L. Gilson
Gerald P. O'Connor
George GC iStoul
H.A. Shirley
Phar Raielat
Keister
Breidding
John Planigen
Frazier Hunky
C.B. Porter
Hines
Hong
Paris
Ed Hertington
Fo Bnish
Gower
Jon
Georgi McKees
Western
Mark
Anit Gumlity
Cas
Democratic primary must settle issues in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Democratic primary faces key questions about party alignment with organized labor and the CIO led by John L. Lewis, legality of strikes, and whether government should serve all people or a single group. Voters must choose between law and order and adherence to American democratic ideals, endorsing a program aligned with Charles Alvin Jones and broader national traditions.
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CLO
John L. Lewis
Mr. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Ohio
Chigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Be States
Ile
Herby
Ny Farm
Lewis
CTO
America
Charles Alvin Jones
Bette Davis Takes Teen Protégé Into Hollywood Home
Hollywood March 26 Bette Davis is mentoring Pamela Bascom a 13 year old Pomona California dancer and singer described as Davis partner Harmon O O Nelsons ward. Pamela lives with Davis and Nelson while pursuing a career training sessions focus on talent development and discipline as the two adults guide her toward film and radio opportunities.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
Bete Ite
Pasnela Bascom
Polmona
Cal
Harmon
O' Nelson
Migs Davis
Pamela
Pomona
Bette and
Harmion
Wetress
Pam
iMir
Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Davis
Belte
Ham
Belle
Avith the Nelsms
Betle
Jaas
Tove
Pamls Ag
Miey Davis
Ana Utte
Corttine
Iim
Paratey
Nime
Jezebel
Nalagm
Buston Motor Works Accorded Raise in May Court Case
Marry W Willey files claim over motor and radio equipment amid a dispute involving storage and installation at Ely, with the case centering on equipment ownership and payment terms. The fragments indicate a local proceeding referencing a motor, radio gear, and a dispute over property or service delivery.
Twenty Years Ago Recap From Journal Files Date March 26 1918
Good Roads committee considers city participation in Hare Creek road project pledging 5000. American Brakeshoe plant to close indefinitely. Mutual Telephone extend system expansion planned. Migrants update by Miguelina Howes departure to Buffalo. John Howlett returns from Camp Hancock for Easter at Mary Charles Ross home. Ross inspector to spend Easter in Cleveland. Nurse Loraine Fergussa reported ready to serve as Red Cross nurse for home service.
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Good Roads Committee
Board of Commerce
New
Hare Creek Road
Wayne Town
Joharles Ross
Cleveland
Ohio
Misa Loraine Fergussa
Jlee
Red Cross Mars
One Minute Test and Trivia Quiz Pack of 1940s Text
The brief questions ask who leads a virtualPol dictatorship, identify the precursor of Brazil, and which states were carved from the Northwest Territory. Hints warn etiquette lacks good taste, while astrology notes suggest birthdays and scholarship potential. Answers list Polish meme references and various names from the era.
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Poland
Brazil
Paris Styles Paris Fashion in London Wardrobe for Dodsworths
Paris reports on Molyaeto designs for Gladys Cooper in Sinclair Lewis play Dodsworth at the Palaze theatre. Describes Molyneux gowns in cyclamen, white satin and linen, turquoise lace, and silver fox trims, plus travel wraps and a pale beige short coat. Fashion tip notes spring evening gowns as romantic and glamorous.
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Paris
America
Molyneux
Lund
WE THE PEOPLE Stewart SAYS Roosevelt speech shifts Georgia politics
In Washington March 26, Charles P. Stewart analyzes President Roosevelts Gainesville speech as a strategic move to press New Deals labor and wage reforms in the South without splitting the Georgia Democratic organization. He cites Gov. Rivers as a possible Senate candidate and frames the battle as feudalism versus New Deal reforms with regional political maneuvering by conservative leaders.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gainesville
Walter F. George
Georgia
Democratic
South
George
Gov. Rivers
Seralor George
Bailey
North Carolina
Glasa and
Byrd
Virginia
Smith
South Carolina
Thas
Pouthern
Rock
Ty Sen
Ome
Suere
Carl Bailey
Senate
Jne Robinson
Miller
White House
Baruch
Biorello LaGuardia
Agatha
Tamerling Mandin
Jim Parley
Bob
Wagner Harold
Dies Frees
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Stas
Western Hemisphere
Is Asnaitt
Me Shannen
Hollywood Film Shop
American Brakeshoe Company
W. H. Wilson
M. K. Ghier
Mutual Telephone Company
Miguelina Howes
Unis
Buffalo
Sergi
John Howlett
Hancock
Maryee
Martineau
Fol Marshal Dyard’ Styigly
Igela
Howl
Br. Getullo Viegas
Wally Figenec
Binal Sekarun
Viscomle
A. Apocia Pawagaipse
Anterktun Tneinha
Jamis Will
Pliner
Stewart
New Deal
By Jay Franklin
Charles P. Stewart
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Eler National Park
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