Plan tag day for hospital here May 12
Plan Tag Day for the Carry hospital to raise funds for its treasury. The event will be conducted by the Ladies Auxiliary and high school girls with the sale proceeds earmarked for the hospital. A donation pot will be used for graduates’ pins from this year’s class. Partial report on the “Vanishing Fel” efforts noted at yesterday’s meeting.
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Datlonn
Carry
Nurzes
Hayrior
A Hilary
High Schoor
Curty
Jude Qio
Carty Foxit
Cornry
Penna
Corry
Cmarles
H. Geiger
Biulosen Monugor
Kane Gasoline Station Looted in Night Robbery
Reported theft at Kane filling station between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Proprietor Carl Johnson of Mt. Jewett found the station looted with money gone and damages noted as thieves used a wind to gain entry. The crime marks a second successful robbery in three weeks, following a pattern of station thefts in the area. A separate incident nearby saw about 20 chickens stolen from a local farmer.
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Alevel
Tuto
Yluasaty
Tivinr
Giannini Visits Rome Amid Business Talk
Giannini, head of Bancitaly, arrived in Rome on May 3 and said he came not for business. He plans to move to Milan to open the bank’s general offices and then go to London to operate branches, with Musolini negotiations anticipated during the trip.
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Rome
A. P. Gigonini
Ameniah
Bancitaly ‘Corporation
Giannini
Milan
London
Miley Muscolini
Rema
Fragmentary textile notes on bunting and wool use
The text describes bunting materials from woolen yarns used for flats and fittings. It mentions weathering, tunings, and a query about wheather or whether certain weaves and prices are involved, but the readable portions are garbled and uncertain.
Congress Today Faces Tax Cut Talks and Farm Relief Debates
Senate resumes hearings on cruiser bill and another tax reduction measure as committees reconvene. Presidential campaign investigations continue with a second round of meetings. House proceedings focus on farm relief legislation and related budget questions.
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United Peens
Senate
Warren Names Thru Streets Through Warren
Warren May 3 Penn avenue and Market streets will be made through thoroughfares with state approval. Borough police committee discusses traffic control, stop signs, and purchase of metal top signs as standard practice for the new thoroughfares.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Market
Ays
Stuart
Raumnen
Gollwell
Gsue
Prohibition Official Reprimands Jury Probing
Washington May 3 Prohibition Commissioner Dorin rebuked jury administrators for investigating prospective jurors in prohibition matters. He ordered that any juror inquiries be handled by FBI and U S attorney offices. Dorin criticized John D Pennington at Pittsburgh for sending an unauthorized jury questionnaire.
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Washington
Doran
Diry
Ciry
Penning
Fom
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Childbirth
An old advertisement promotes Mother's Friend as a lubricant for expectant mothers, claiming it eases birth and reduces tension. The copy invites requesting a free pamphlet titled Things to Know Before Baby Games, touting Bradfield Regular Co. of Atlanta, Ga as the seller in drug stores nationwide.
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Bradfield
Atlanta
Dubois Girl Missing After Revival Meeting
Grace Harvey an 18 year old Dubois resident has not been seen since April 24 after leaving the Miljiron building during a revival meeting with her brother. Police and her parents Mr and Mrs George Harvey appeal for clues as to her whereabouts.
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Por Lige
Miljiron
Ohio Driver Exonerated in Auto Crash Verdict
A coroner's jury found 24 year old James Byrd Loft of Avon not to blame in a Buffalo Road accident that killed Wm Ward Ti of 1218 East 20th Street. The verdict noted negligence due to a burned out arc light at Brandes Street and Buffalo Road where the crash occurred at 8 20 p m Monday.
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Ohio
James Byrd Loftis
Mapledile Avenue
Avon
Brandes Street
Buffalo Road
Corry Merchan ts Debate Wednesday Closing Cooperati on
A Corry letters page cites a moving controversy over Wednesday afternoon closing for local grocers. A letter writer argues for renewed cooperation among Corry home stores rather than a merchant association, accusing A&P and other chains of pressuring local dealers. He advocates public backing of independent grocers.
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Corry
Aifernoon
Classified Advertisements Listing From Historic Journal
An extensive catalog of ad categories and instructions appears, detailing rates, placement rules, and sections for announcements, autos, services, employment, financials, instruction, livestock, merchandise, rooms, real estate, and sales. It emphasizes prompt reader use, rights to edit, and per word pricing.
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Harriet Clough
Chaninan
Campaign
Ladies Auxiliary
KANE
Buntiog
Willesiow
Congress
Pennsylvania
Market Street
the Fair Store
S. Center St
Dubois
Lorry
Mr. Colegrove
Martyr, Corry Journal
Traele
M. E. Stout
J. S. Rogers
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
Ence Board
Spencer Feed Store
West Washington Street
Mxenange—Real Hatate
Pollticht
Starr Granite & Marble
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Wayne Street
Bath
North Center Street
A. Stennett
North Center St
Bute
Main St
Slit
P. N. Barton
Tony Jackson
Spring St
Bor
Spartansburg
Cen
Lee St
Dist
J. B. Patterson
D. W. Houser
Wank Nt Street
Ingiire
South Center Street
Gould Street
Ace
JB. Patterson
Weal Main Strait
Imiat
West Wayne Street
Gall
West
Fredric S1
Parker's Grocery
W. Parkery
Patterson
Mouses
Scott's Crossing
RMNG
Inez Mecusker
Phostesques
Wayne St
Seiota
Tila
East South St
Fred Maynard
Pas
Seo New
Bert Weldlen
Gould St. Aur
Iranie
Ae Cole
Wright Street
Todd
Cw, Clark, Corry
Spring Street
East Pleasant Street
West Pleasant St
East Congress St
J. W
High School
Wallview Street
Saul
G. ‘Thomas Construction Co
Heath
Edwin Grapier
West Church Street
Bentley
East Park Plate
G. W. Patterson
John Hammond
Lepal
Rhdrrs
Cmy
Cor- Por
Sheat
Charles H. Ghighr
East
Washington Street
Seare of
Journal Ator Real Estate
N. Cohen& Sons
Wibttorm
Jnju Barber Shop
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