Benefit for hospital Friday at Corry High School auditorium
The community is urged to support a hospital fundraiser this Friday at the Corry High School auditorium. The local cast of An Evening in Old Virginia returns with a revised program, new attractions, and reduced admission to aid the Deposit of County Hospital, which faces day by day financial strain. Reserved seats go on sale at the Gondra store Thursday, with organizers and ward volunteers promoting broad advance sales to ensure a successful inaugural night.
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County Hospital
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Alexander
O. W. Bracken
Gondra
Yilch Institution
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Bishop Hughes Leads Jamestown Rally for Prohibition
Jamestown reports Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Washington, head of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the capital area, as rallying dry citizens to defend the 18th Amendment. He painted opponents of prohibition as threats to the nation and urged a broader anti-saloon effort in a fiery address.
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Jamestown
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington
Capital Area
Thos
Wallace H. Marsh
Western District
Anti-saloon League of
New York
Dales Area
Filson to join Notre Dame Concert Band in spring program
Robert B. Filson formerly of Corry Pa will appear with the 71 piece University of Notre Dame concert band at its annual spring concert in Notre Dame Inn on April 5 He is a first year law student and member of campus groups as well as the Tigglers and University Theater orchestra He previously played with the football marching band in Cleveland and Pittsburgh and at home events Also notes estate shares: Harvey M Osgood of Jamestown receives one twentieth of the residuary estate valued at 314403 net after specific bequests.
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Corry
Notre Dame
Inn
Robert B. Filson
University of Notre Dame
Hast Brady High School
Bilson
Tigglers
University Theater Orchestra
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York
Readers Close Club Season Ends With Social Dinner
The Readers closed their season with a well attended meeting at Mrs. H. W. Alverson’s Marion Street home. A fully appointed luncheon was served to twenty members and one guest. Mrs. S. L. Crusby hosted a pleasant social time with visits from Wb Ross, Mrs. H. W. Love and Miss Ama Crook planning yesterday’s party.
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Marion Street
S. L. Crusby
Ross
H.W. Love
Ama Crook
Patty
HL W. Alverson
A.D. Colegrove
FP. Cronut
A. Willi Kilg
Thomas. Ragan
GO. J. Robbins
A.O. Sandburg
J. E. Whittlesey
May Whittlesey
Alma Davis
Layton Baldwin
Ol City
Ann Maokey Balldwin
Wrant Baldwin
Howard Martin
Meadville
Jimmie
Ina. King Bowen
Myra King
Pheela
Mya
Harry Megride Anu
Ees
Lownville
David Smith
Tryonville
C. V. Kinney
Walter Upton
Garland
Britton Run
Gon. Titus
M. E
A. Buxton
Auditorian Date School
Svs
Gluon Steadman
Townville
Mig. Alg
Filuen Tinney
Biles
Hay Wood
Tiwnville
Mollissons to Seek Record Flight Across Atlantic
United Press reports the Mollisons plan a dramatic attempt to cross the North Atlantic this summer in a bid to set a new long distance record. Mollison says he and Amy Johnson aim to fly to New York perhaps in April or June depending on weather, then return to England for quieter life on a farm. They hope to push the machine east as far as it can go, with New York not the final goal.
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London
Mollisons
Jiny
Mallison
Auiy Johnson
Mollison
Sonspray
New York
Perheps
England
Fugitive Governor of Jehol Arrested Near Chantsu Shan
Tang Yut-Lii, fugitive governor of Jehol, was arrested by Sun Tien-Ying and sent toward Peiping after Japanese forces captured his capital. The dispatch reports he was taken 50 kilometers west of Chantsu Shan following a flight with troops as Japanese troops seized the city. The note also lists a social club roster and their October meeting date.
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Tang Yut-Lii
Jehol
Sun Tien-Ying
Shahar
Peiping
Nippon-Dempo
Chengteifi
Mang
Thor Ind
Chantsushan
Juutoh
Former Sparta People Write of Quake Damage
A fragmentary account from Sparta area residents describes earthquake damage to state buildings, schools, and homes. Mrs. Tne Smith and others in Buena Park California, former residents, recall tremors that toppled furniture and caused injuries while many nearby homes lost power and stability.
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Buena Park
Concord Corners
Sparta News
Spartansburg
Man
Tne Smith
Rey
California
Hoy
M. BR. Ehursh
Myo
Gharward Corners
Sindine
Univ Loomis
Othem
Hay
Etter Lin
TS. Ingram
Pon
Carl Schmeltzer
Waller Cross
Maiard MclCoy
of City
Pil
Wera ‘Vediay
Byella Schmiellaey
Sparkis Hotel
Aosep Baldwin
Warren Schools Face Major Losses Under New Laws
A county superintendent outlines estimated district losses totaling about 820,000 due to new provisions affecting teachers salaries and transportation. The figures include 6,200 for closed schools 2.25 for transportation and 4,887 for thoroughness, with a total near 19,907. The article also notes a legal action about a man declared dead after seven years missing, tying to legislative changes.
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Verrien
Tobel
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