Snow flurries contrast with March exit and pranks
Snow flurries mark March's end as prankster jokes on April Fools Day. Railroads report 605462 cars of revenue freight loaded in week end Saturday, up 1.8 percent from the prior week and 6.7 percent from a year ago. Masonic leader Robert R. Lewis to be guest at Pittsburgh reception. Corry police seek stolen Ford sedan license 21066 owned by Richard Heller. Pennsylvania to operate 41 650 camps April to September. Fechner announces bank calls as CCC activity rises. Daylight saving time set May 1 to September 4 in Erie. Erie river rises to 10.26 feet with potential 12-foot stage tonight.
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Association of American Railroads
Corry
Richard Heller
Garland
Youngaville
Allegheny
Franklin
Former boxing champ to speak at U B Church series
Rev Othie Sackett once featherweight champion and known as Young Kid McCoy will lead a week of services at the United Brethren in Christ Church starting Monday. Sackett, from Butter Pennsylvania, is described as a unique evangelist with a varied career behind him.
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Ring
Young Kid McCoy
U. B. Church
Butter
Kid McCoy
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
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Sackett to Speak on Gospel Fire in Corry Passion Week
The message features Rev. Sackett a former mill-hand clerk and boxing champion known as Young Kid McCoy. A dynamic preacher of Christian tithing and soul winner he has worked with Billy Sunday and spoken in every state. He arrives in Corry for a Passion Week series beginning April 4 and continuing to Easter Sunday.
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Corry
Sparta High Glee Club to Stage Sun Bonnet Girl Operetta
Sparta High Glee Club will present an operetta The Sun Bonnet Girl at 8 15 p m Thursday in Spartansburg Grange Hall featuring songs dances and laughs Cast details to be announced Reserved seats go on sale Local clubs held meetings and noted moving day changes and visits from relatives across towns.
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Partansburg
Mar
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Bennett Gir
Amélia Hutchingen
C. N. Titus
America
Sylvia Morris
Glee Club
Margaret Kinney
Eleanor Rose
Doris Platt
Lake Daniels
Mary Skiff
Margaret McCray
A. V. Shields
Fran's Newton
Louise Johnson
Ids Firth
M. E
Western Penitentiary
Firemen’s Hall
Toy Embroidery Club
Jay'a Richards
Harland Wiedner
Erie Scout Leader to Assist Troop 70
The Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 of the Lutheran church in Corry, led by John Street, aims for greater achievements. A committee including Roy Yous, Carl Cayisom, Gaz Messenger and Rev. L. Wagner plans a training school for Scouts with Jack Taylor of Erie visiting April 14 to promote Seouting. Local men are invited to join at the Lutheran church on April 14 at 7 20 p m.
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Roy
Yous
Carl Cayisom
Messenger
L. Wagner
Jack ‘Taylor
Erie
Corry
Seouters
O'Cloets
Taylor
Envoy Quits Washington Amid Spanish Ambass d shock
An envoy from the former Layali regime resigns from the Spanish embassy in Washington. The move signals a diplomatic shift as the ambassador steps away amid ongoing political upheaval and reassessment of relations between Spain and the legacy government.
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Washington
Mpr
Versande Dé Lon
Baldwin Natal Day Celebration Attention in Ciysviile
A fragment notes an individual visiting Ciysviile to assist his sister Miss Lou ee Baldwin in celebrating her birthday. The readable text focuses on family connection and the social event surrounding the celebration.
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Ciysviile
Lou Ee Baldwin
Taylor Quartet to Sing at Methodist Church Campaign
The Taylor University quartet will help Rev Parry Haines at the M E Church in a special Ty to God Campaign starting Sunday evening at Tad o Ul ock. Rev Mitchell Harding of Ep worth in Warren will bring the message. Ministers from several churches are expected to assist through the week with sermons and events.
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Turn To God
Taylor University
Parry Haines
Methodist Church
Campajen
Tad O'Ulock
Mitler-Harding
Epworth
Warren
Ralph Finley
Governor Urges Confidence in Youth at Banquet
Harrisburg March 21 United Press reports Governor Arthur James urged fathers to have more faith in their sons and daughters. He said today’s youth are well equipped to face hardship and will stay on their feet with proper guidance, while critics warn against overprotecting them.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur FL James
Anid James
Mevlings Invite for Faith Fellowship and Music
Yellet invites the public to attend mevlings aimed at fostering acquaintance with God and strengthening faith. The event promises no embarrassment to any attendee and welcomes members of other churches without services in their own church. Out of town musical talent is being arranged and notices will follow.
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