Council to buy new fire truck for Cory relief group
City council plans to accept a donated modern pumper from Mack International Motor Truck Company. The purchase, funded largely by a relief association, aims to upgrade equipment long overdue for replacement. The rig will boost fire protection for Cory and surrounding communities and support volunteer firefighters with improved gear.
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Ay Erie
Cory Pireman
Relief Association
Gar
Mack International ‘Motor Truck Company
Generous response to pleas for Hood Victims relief
The article notes broad support for relief to stricken areas. Red Cross chapters collect funds and supplies including clothing bedding and food. children contribute pennies to aid water-vavaged communities. Americans remain generous, aided by a well organized welfare agency with many chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Noel
Hood
Lille Tike
Red Cross
America
Une Soa
Aelief
Phas
Spirited Committee Fights in Spring City Balloting
The spirited committee fights shape the Spring primaries on April 28 with contests for Republican and Democratic precinct seats. In the Third Ward Democratic race two candidates vie to replace James Sullivan, who resigned after appointment as acting postmaster. Republicans clash in the Second Ward and Third Ward for committeeman and committeewoman positions, and in the Fourth Ward for a Republican committeeman. Despite upsets, leaders on both sides are not expected to lose control. The races promise intensity across multiple precincts with potential shifts in influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirited
Sharp
Republican City Committee
James P. Sulllivan
Sullivan
Iet
Woman Celebrated at 107th Birthday Amid City Honor
A 107 year old woman in Mesissa is feted by Tigers fans and local residents after a six year legal suit. She receives congratulations and omens as the community marks the milestone with visits and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itu
Davis
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Corry Journal Files
A Corry Motor Club meeting discussed county bonds for road work. AR Morgan received street permission for moving his house on Maple Avenue. Pasteur rabies treatment planned for dogs. Lee B. Wood, Amherst College student, in Amherst Hospital with eye issues. Mrs Ayduy Mapes and Mrs F S Austin noted returning home after visits. Miss Anna Rees left for Williamsport. W A Knowlton visited Unis city and returned to Jamestown. Dr Mensink listed as professional visitor in Erie.
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Melvin Cobe
Katherine Wojciechowokt
Heiricense
Legion Post
Corry
Third Assembly
Edward Moye
North East
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Warren
Ed Harrington
Emg
Storhi
WPA
Franklin
Hogbach
Erie
Congress
Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Harry W. Powers
Berenice Belknap
Roosevelt Highway
Hatchery Annex
Journal Scribe -Wagerer
Federas
Star Signals March 20 Horoscope Readout
The prediction lists a Virgo era from June 21 to July 21 with today showing morning clarity, afternoon and evening doubt. It notes elderly social interactions, cautions against extravagance in January 1837, warns of fire or accident danger, and mentions social entertainments and new clothes around April 17 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlny New Clothas
First Sighting of Grand Canyon Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary report recalls the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon and notes travelers from Zuni New Mexico. The garbled text references Hodue river and a gully with bad weather, leaving uncertainty about names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Garcia Lopez
Cardenas
Paris Styles Show Rich Millinery Variety This Season
Paris fashions reveal an abundance of hat styles this season with big crowned felts and minimal trimming, and for afternoon wear, shallow crowned shiny black straws named Luorive. Sports hats favor high crowns while afternoon straw hats feature wide brims and simple ribbons or bows. Black Panama with colored tulle veils remains a smart trim, and a fashion tip notes felt hats have high crowns and straws are wide.
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Paris
Panama
State Farm Show income climbs past 55 thousand dollars
Harrisburg reports State Farm Show receipts for the year surpassing earlier slow period, nearly matching the 1981 Farm Show record. Director Howard G. Ksa aman cites total receipts and breakdowns including commercial and competitive exhibit fees, concessions, service charges, and rental inquiries, with several figures noted and an advertisement referenced in the classified pages.
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Harrisburg
Farmhaw
Howard G. Ksaaman
Parm
Hollywood film shop on star types and audience expectations
Breil Stone argues film audiences demand star types to stay fixed in roles. He cites Chaplin, Astaire, Gary Cooper, and others, saying actors rarely change personas. only character actors may vary, while stars must remain recognizable and consistent to satisfy patrons.
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Hollywood
Mar
Breil Stone
Astaire
Wale Tim
Irichard Des Hax
Man West Ani Ibuscom Indy
Jean Tarlow
Siren
Stone
Charley Chupa
Chaplin
Cemeuian
Robert
Woolsey
Wheelus
Yole
Alma
Tila
Tie Star
Ho Payne
College police expert cites Bay Area ties in San Jose drive
In San Jose a college trained specialist, ex police chief of Berkeley and criminologist August Vollier, outlines links between California municipalities and a new broad crime control program. He outlines funding and coordination aims for a regional approach involving police and civic leaders.
Spring Plowing Profit Report Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text notes spring plowing activity and a monetary figure around 180 dollars. Mentions J. R. Brow and combined wins, with garbled nouns like Cal-Last and Wind. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
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J. R. Brow
Spring pram plans and town chatter from Corry
Community notes reveal Juniors planning the annual Spring pram for April 15, with a farewell for seniors. Local politics, possible GOP candidates, and civic updates fill the page along with scattered society news and odds and ends.
Who's Who Corry Pioneer Residents 1869 70
Directory entry lists residents with occupations and addresses in Corry from the late 1860s. Names include H Hast Wayne St, C Gross Cut Railroad, Robbers How, Phillips FA Jonasher, Pier William farmer, Pillow William carpenter, Potter H ipsintst bis Johnston House, Powell W W grocer, Randall Charis shoemaker, Ray William A shoemaker, Reardon John laborer, Richards J M conductor OC, Richmond W H clerk, Richardson A S carpenter, Robinson Clarence punter, Roberts Charles machinist, and many others. Aimed as a continued installment in the Who's Who series.
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Corry
Congress
Wayne St
Del
Delaware
Gross Cut
Concord Road
Liberty St
Oil Creek
Bet
B. W
East
Wayne
Wash
Washington St
N. W
North West St
Park Place
St. Suan
Spring St
Ohbrohab
TH Pleasant St
Mt Wyn
Phillips FA
Jonasher O
Histor
Pierce H. L
Piervon AL J. Lanorar
St. Niehukes
Pier William
Pike
Pill Ofer
He Corer and
Irving
Pitts Mrn
Pickett Danter
Powers Robert
Lahore
Powers R
Larry Pratt
Republican
Pratt Joseph
Datay
Meath
Gaery Repubhean, & Or
The
Bond and Ieving
Peay John
Deality
K NW
Rudeayitan
Jawuir
Gross
Purcell Pat Lsborad
Randolph A
Urilins
Downes House
Randolph
Carpenter
Gor Spanil Pateview
Randall Charis
Tain Sp Depot
Ray William A
Raymond Murray
Raymond AT
Reardon John
Reardon Mike
Thomas Fireman
OCRR
Reed W. T
Spectator
Ron James
Cooper
Burya
Toei
Pie Richardson
H.W. Richardson
A. Weight
Bore
Box Ryan's
Irgwinson John
Engle
South
Reabiaiwon William
Clee
A. T Mitia
Main
Robinson Clarence
de Campbell's
Spnthy
Richinson
J. W
Mbain
Roberts Charles
Ida Pickcott’s
4Th Nv
Roberts Wager
Robb Robert
Roberts James
Theatre
Steward
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Sunny West South Street
Coleghove
William
Lombard
Nutional
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfelts-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittspurgs
Fea Estate Trust
Philadelphis
Morray
Currier
Scotts Scrapbook
By R
Scott
Orient
Corry Motor Club
Morgan
Maple Avenus
Wright and
Rederick Streets
City Commission
Lee B. Wood
Amherst College
Amherst
Mrs. Ayduy Mapes
F. 1S. Austin
North Center Street
Wolsboro
Anna Rees
Dy. Hees
Williamsport
A. Knowlton
Unis City
Jamestown
Lig Journal
Hollywood Film Shop
Collede
First National Bank of Corry
Marcella Ralph Darling
California
By & Corry Friend
Journal
Warr
H. O. Lakin
F. BE. Mulkie
G. V. N. Yates
H. W. Leslie
Lurdius Steward
W. BH. Steward
JB. Murray
A. W. Heller
G. V. N Yates
A. W. Feckencashier
W. Mi. Rolph
U. S
Materiata
Tom Bradford
Roy Skinnée
Tthe Journal
Yeaterday
Chautauqua Lake
Fred Astaire
Pittsfield
Lean Saxton
Wancardby
Guy Abbey
Cam
Maelene Djottich
Hemain
Charled Boyer
Filma Weraton
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