Corryites Now Trekking Home From Florida
Corry residents wintered in St. Petersburg with over 490000 visitors from many states and provinces. Many will return by automobile in fall, as record sun worshippers and events filled the season. The city plans a busy next season including golf tournaments regattas concerts and lectures and a Lipton trophy sail regatta. Included visitors list several Corry residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
St. Petersburg
Sunshine City
John LopWick
Fla
Union
Labor Day
Moses
William Park
St Petersburg
Gulf Coast Yacht Clubs
East Wayne Street
Hattie Montegue
N. Center St
James M. Place
Lula J. Slater
Marlon St
Harold Taylor
Main Street
Adele M. Tooke
W. Pleasant St
C. E. Weel
W. Wayne St
Yard May Be G O P Chairman In Erie
Erie May 1 section of the Republican County Committee will meet later in May to elect a chairman and officers. Mrs Harry Russell the present chairwoman since the death of the former leader may be re elected with new vice chairman and secretary and treasurer. Rumors say James B Yard Reg Howell and Harry M Russell may run. The party caucus is expected to include a fight over a tender and there are 232 members on the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Republican County Committee
Harry Russell
Plum Street
James B. Yard
Reg. H. Howell
Register of Wills
Harry M. Russell
Republins
Man May Lose Sight Of Eye In Lime Incident
Wm O Donnell of Philadelphia, a carrier on the Colonel Drake Theater Building project at Oil City, may lose his left eye after lime spilled from a broken barrel while loading. He was treated locally, then sent to St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh for examination. Doctors fear saving the eye is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Wm. O'Donn
Philadelphia
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Moved Free Frank Wells in Corry County Jail
Pro ceedings to free Frank J. Wells, Corry man, from Erie county jail were started Tuesday by attorney Franklin P. Hoabieh. Wells, arrested last Thursday for not procuring licenses for two dogs he owned, was arraigned before Alderman Gordon and fined $20 or 20 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hubens
Frank J. Wells
Corry
Arie County
Pranklin P. Hoabieh
Wells
Alderman Gordon
Brieman May Die of Wounds in Back Country
A 42 year old man identified as Arundel alias Arnold is in serious condition from buckshot wounds to both legs at Hamot Hospital. Police hold Joe Paper aged 72 and Billie Shellow aged 45 in connection with the shooting at the Paper home on 28rd Street and Cascade Run. Paper allegedly fired the shot during an evening argument. He then threatened to detain Shellow while seeking police, amid a case of personal safety concerns and a death linked to James Beach, 43, from Rockland, whose son Merson Beach, 17, died by an act connected to the incident. Mrs Eleanor Mead and Mrs C F Bliss left for Cleveland to attend the Metropolitan Grand Opera Concert.
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Waward
James Beach
Rockland
Merson Beach
Eleanor Mead
C. F. Bliss
Mator
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Cleveland
Corry Boy Named Missionary To Canadian Province
Raymond Squire, son of Mr and Mrs J J Squire of Marion Street and a student at Hartford Theological Seminary, has been appointed missionary to Defoe Saskatchewan for June to October. The United Church of Canada mission board made the appointment, his second season there with a 15 square mile parish. The district relies on summer services due to harsh winters and sparse population. Charges of involuntary manslaughter await Ita Kifer of Clarion in the death of W A Neill, struck by a car on March 4.
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Raymond Squire
Hartford Theological School
Raymond M. Squire
J. J. Squire
Marion Street
Hartford Theological Seminary
Defoe
Saskatchewan
Canus
Mission Board of the
United Church of Canada
Squirrel
Prairie
Ita
Congress in Session Sees Debates and Inquiries Continue
United Press reports ongoing debate on the Johnson Boulder Dam bill while the Interstate Commerce committee extends its coal inquiry. Public Lands committee resumes the Teapot Dome probe alongside a cotton investigation. House debate moves on Haugen farm relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Interstate Commerce Committee
Public Lands Committee
HOUSE
Grange Will Meet Saturday at 1 30 PM
Grange session Saturday afternoon at 1 30 o clock features a program with roll call My Favorite Bird and a song Wild Bird. A large attendance is hoped for as the meeting discusses best method of attracting birds and asks Shall We Have More Cats or More Rats.
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Florida
Cora G. Crippen
Coluumbus
B. A. West
Yard
Noa Numskurt
Noah
Virgini
EE. Guignon
Frank Wells
Brieman
Corry Boy
Congress
Grange
Warren
Jamestown
N. Y. Ly
Clymer
Panama
Youngsville
Waterford
Phoenix
West Ridge Transportation Co
Nurves
Goory
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation Pailadele Dla
Parricharine Autonopite Insurance
Milon L, Brown
G. W. Patterson
Corry, Pa
Trual Company
Gil Gijy
Studebaker
The
Erskine
Emskine
Pe Soleil
Tye Ol ‘Elghit
Staab
Shen Ull
Walter H. Merrick
Aay
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