Corry Man Learns of Mother's Death in Kane
William McAvoy of East Main Street received a telegram reporting the death of his mother Mrs Caroline McAvoy widow of Michael McAvoy at Kane Pennsylvania last evening at 10 30 oclock She was in her ninety ninth year Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 oclock in Kane
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Wiliam McAvoy
East Main Street
Caroline McAvoy
Michael McAvoy
Kane
Personal Visitors and Local Trips Include Many National Names
Residents and guests from Lyndonville Youngstown and Cleveland arrive for visits while locals return from business trips to Buffalo Jamestown and Erie. Mrs Kinley and family depart for Danville and others travel by motor to Philadelphia and Warren. The note records a steady flow of visits and homecomings across several days.
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Alice Weld
Lyndonville
N.Y
Hadith Ayer
Youngstown
N. Y
Georgia Myers
North Center Street
C.H. Holden
Cincinnati
Misa Florence Holdan
Christ Hospital
Harold K. Powell
Tamestown
D.O. Daugherty
Bernard Shaw
Buffalo
Bentley
Philadelphia
C. Sumner Bentley, Jr
Misa Bertha Schrues
Phillips
North Clymer
Clifford Frighee
Batavia
John P. Gilpin
W. G. Arnold
Albert — Anderson
Jank Parsons
Cleveland Brown
Melvin Hitchcock
Union City
National Guard Veterans’ Association
Jamestown
M. I. Spaulding
Martha
Albion
Forbes
Frank DeLury
Erie
Marjorie Mc.Elroys
B.C. Barnes
Mothers’ Assistance Fund Committee
Corry Woman Victim Of Mail Order Fraud
A Corry woman, Beatrice Savage of Union City, was named in a grand jury report alleging mail order fraud. The scheme promised weekly commissions for home addressing envelopes after sending 2 cents for a contract and then $1 for acceptance, with work to follow, but Fleming allegedly never fulfilled the promises.
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Corry
Diamond Ave
South Bena
Ind
Beatrice Savage
Union City
W. J
A. L. Wilson
Weat
Congress Street
Tucsom
Ariz
Fleming
Spring Best Time for War on Weeds
Harrisburg May 5 Now is the time for all good gardeners to fight the weeds Early spring according to EH M Gress botanist for the Pennsylvania department of agriculture is the best time for removing weeds from lawns gardens and fields Weed seeds scattered last fall by winds and rains are now ready to germinate Spring showers and warm weather will bring up the weed seedlings wherever they can find root This seedling is very easy to kill before it develops a good root system A little work in the early spring will kill them by the thousands Hand methods are most efficient although in some cases weeds may be controlled by spraying For example chick weed may be sprayed with iron sulphate two pounds to one gallon of water which is sufficient to spray 1000 square feet This will not injure the grass
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Harrisburg
M Gress
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
A Wonderful Medicine Thompson Barosma Tablets Ad
Mrs Lizzie M Bell of Los Angeles praises Thompson s Barosma Tablets as a wonderful diuretic aid for rheumatic pains dizziness and kidney cleansing. The ad claims quick relief with a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee.
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Thompson
Lizzie M. Bell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Brother of Corry Woman Passes Away
Mrs James Mead of this city reported the death of her brother Thomas Conway in Youngstown Ohio on Monday. Mr Conway was shorn in Union City. Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's church in Youngstown Thursday morning and the body will be brought to Union City about 4 pm for burial in St Theresa's cemetery.
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James Mead
Thomas Conway
Youngstown
Conway
Union City
Puneras
St Patrick's Church
Union Sity
Sl.theresa's Cemetery
Resident Dahl Dies in Garden At East Pleasant Street
Mrs Sophia Dahl aged 75 of 467 East Pleasant Street died at home this afternoon after collapsing while working among her flowers in the garden. She was found by family, died after 2 PM. Widow of Charles Dahl she leaves a son Blof Dahl and two daughters Mrs A Law son and Mrs Walter Dingfelder both of Corry plus two step sons Gust and Clyde Dani. Arrangements incomplete.
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Sophia Dah
East Pleasant Street
Sophia Dahl
A. Lawson
Corry
Walter Dingfelder
R. D
Gust
Clyde Dani
Auxiliary planning spaghetti dinner by club
The Thou san-American Club auxiliary met last evening to finalize plans for a spaghetti dinner on May 12 starting at 4 30 in the hall. The menu features chicken soup homemade spaghetti meat balls cucumber salad celery olives pickles ice and coffee. Mrs Tony Jackson chairs the arrangements and invites the public.
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Tony Jackson
25 to 50 Years for Chicken Stealing in Pa.
Washington Pa May 5 United Press says Harry Sibert 33 pleaded guilty to stealing chickens and was sentenced by Judge Howard W Hughes to 25 to 50 years in the Western penitentiary. Also sentenced were John Pinkerton 59 to 1 1/2 to 3 years Wallace McCartney 18 and George Withers 24 to Huntingdon.
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United Press
Washington
Harry Sibert
Western Penitentiary
Sibert
Howard W. Hughes
John Pinkerton
Wallace McCartney
George Witers
Huntingdon
The Peasants War Revolt in German History
The Peasants War was a revolt of German peasants against feudal overlords beginning in 1124, shaping medieval society and laying groundwork for later upheavals in the Holy Roman Empire.
Evacuation Ordered at American Legation in Addis Ababa
American minister Cornelis Van H. Engert directed evacuation of the Addis Ababa legation as Ethiopian tribesmen stated and threatened to destroy the city amid advancing Italian forces.
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Cornelis van H. Engert
Ethiopia
Adsis Ababa
Catherine McLean Dies at Sugar Grove
Mrs Catherine JH McLean widow of Joh McLean died Monday at her daughter Mrs Charlotte Fredelina home a mile west of Sugar Grove Pa She was 88 and had lived in the Sugar Grove area since 1878 Funeral services will be Wednesday afternoon at the Sugar Grove MB Church with interment at Cherry Hill cemetery Also note a listed lost shepherd dog license and local dressmaking ad details.
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Wither Ounce
Larry
Catherine JH. McLean
Joh McLean
Charlotte Fredelina
Sugar Grove
McLean
M. B
Cherry Hill
Relief and flood control funding debate in state house
The state house races to pick Roy Furman as speaker after the death of Larig with Caputo and Flipehbaugh also contending. The Democratic majority chose Cohen as floor leader and Burke as whip. An unemployment relief bill seeks 60.2 million from the general fund through January 1937, plus 195 thousand for veterans' relief. The governor urges 2.68 million for social security and 0.779 million for flood control among others, with tax increases proposed to fund the measures.
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Nouse
Roy E Furman
Greene County
Wilson G. Larig
Larng
Furman
Caputo
Jacob M. Flipeh-baugh
York
Herbert B. Cohen
Joseph D. Burke
Philadelphia
Cohen
Frank W. Ruth. Berks
House
Senate
Ruth
Rep
Eberharter
Wherharter
General Fund
State Veterans' Commission
Pennsylvania
Market Gossips as French Election Weighs on Wall Street
Market focus remains on France after elections driving doubts on currency moves and capital repatriation. Analysts foresee possible devaluation or similar currency actions, with the French Chamber of Deputies near dissolution and government realignment likely. Steel and auto sectors show seasonal dips, nickel firm on higher dividends, and overall market value on the New York Exchange reversing gains from prior months. General Motors beats earnings forecasts with a 76 cent extra and 50 cent regular dividend, lifting yearly payouts to 2.25, a record for the period.
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Elmer Co. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Travers
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Nickel International Nickel Company
New York Stock Exchange
Marc
Motors General Motors Corporation
Market rises quietly led by motors and steels
New York May 5 The stock market posted a quiet steady rise today led by motor, copper and steel shares. Closing prices showed gains across major names including General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Westinghouse and U s Steel among others, with mixed moves in some utilities and gas stocks.
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New York
American Can
Tineopeds
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American
T&t
Anaconda
Aviantic Refining
Audutl
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Ocurtiss-Wright
Golumbia Ee
Ea Chrysier Dev
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Pana Eb Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Olin Stent Yace
Pekar Oy
Piro Oil
Ctiesce Ee
Socony
Vacuum Standard
Calif Blanchard Oil N I
Brudebaleer
WS Steel
Mexas Co
United Corp
Westinghouse Elcetti Woolworth
Yougstown S&t
N.Y
Arkansan Gas
Aero Supply Bj
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord Rad
Lone Star Gas
Ueber Thily Bae Pita Taco Ee
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Fred Kinley
Charles Kinley
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Wilbur Merritt
Warren
Herman Aver
Cleveland
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RE. Larson
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Latt
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Albert Anderson
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Catherine McLean
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James M. Colzighove
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