Missionary Societies Meet at Me Church Dinner
Members of the Missionary Societies of the M E Church and their husbands enjoyed a dinner at the church to observe mite box openings. The program included group singing, readings, and a mite box demonstration yielding a good sum. The next meeting is planned for June 8 at Mrs John Tuller's home on North Center Street with a full day program and noon dinner. A Pennsylvania navy defeated a British fleet in the Delaware River on May 8, 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Me Church
R. S. Dewey
C. B- Shoop
J. B. Cogan
Will Marely
Missionary Societies
John Tuller
Yorth Center Street
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Clarence Wallace
A. L. Wabious
Cabin-in-the-Pines
Walter DeJean
Myma Hasbrouck
Elderkin Farm
Carry
Lindstey’s
Pinchot Seeks Another Chance for Pennsylvania
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot launches a western Pennsylvania drive after a radio appeal for a chance to “clean up the mis-rule of Democrats at Harrisburg.” He condemns a flood of intra party accusations, arguing it harms Pennsylvanians by normalizing unworthy conduct among public officials.
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United Press
Piptsburgh
Gifford Winthot
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Corry Odd Fellows Attend North East Meet
Members of Corry Near Johnathan lodge No 685 met at North East as the North East lodge conferred the second degree and Corry lodge gave a third degree to a class of candidates. Three lodges were represented with attendees including Merle Akam Richard Landis Fred Mixer Carl Hinman Lyle Wilcox Warren White and others.
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Near John Nathan Lodge
North East
Corty Lodge
Merle Akam
Iicham Landis
Fred Mixer
Carl Hinman
Lyle Wilcox
Warren White
L. C. Dickinson
City and Vicinity News Briefs and Notices
A long reading of town items includes motorcycle and car accidents, hospital updates, church and club events, public notices, local crime charges, and community sales. Highlights mention Mt. Sewiett resident Simon Anderson injured by a moving machine yesterday, Meadvillle Sesqui Centennials events, Pinchot campaign stop in Clarion drawing 500 followers, and various city reports from Titusville to Meadville including police, dairy, and real estate notices.
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Helier Rabila
Titusville Dairy Products Company
Meadville
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Crawford County
New York
Titusvillé
Max Harvey
Baptist -Church
Mornis LD
Ministry of the’Holy Spirit
T. A. Johnsin
OU City
Oil City
MeDertick
Republican Progressive Club
Joe Gacek
Ludlow
Warren General Hospital
Njuries
Warren Institution
Shefield
Gavek
Independent candidate John Himébaugh for Congress
An advertisement declares attorney John W Himébaugh as an independent thinker and action oriented Republican candidate for Congress. It asserts he bears campaign costs personally and supports constructive political policies. The statement emphasizes consistency in administration.
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John W. Himébaugh
Congress
The
Litical Boses
Halt Music At Cafe After Nine P.M.
Judge Miles Bi. Kitts issued a permanent injunction restraining Nissen Cafe at 28th and Plum from providing music after 9 p.m. Valley Nisson Kester ordered to ensure patrons depart quietly. Residents had complained of late concerts and noisy exits with boisterous behavior.
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DRI
Jdge Miles
28Th
Plum Streets
State Highway Boss Denies Partisan Charges
Harrisburg May 7 Highways Secretary Roy E Brownmiller rejected partisan politics claims by State Treasurer F Clair Ross. He said the department spends 800000 annually on wages to relief workers for road projects and accused Philadelphia city council of wasting state funds by not using WPA grants, while Ross warned the relief program could be scuttled in five months without a plan for “game” relief labor.
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Harrisburg
Roy E.brownmiller
F. Clair Ross
Hoss
Pennsylvania
Browniller
Labar
Philadelphia
Brownmiller
Ross
Quater
Students Compete for $82,000 in Pennsylvania Scholarships
In the 18th annual statewide contest at Lawrence Park High School, 135 Mile City and County High students joined competitors from 67 counties. Top 80 with highest grades win four year scholarships valued at $1000 annually. exams covered English history and general ability. Over 4,200 students entered statewide.
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Ohe
Mile City
Lawrence Park High School
Purdy Ex CorrYite Visits Corry For Short Stay
Hugh Purdy a former Corry resident, visiting Carry after 49 years. He arrived with cousins Miss Margaret Hare and Mrs. David W. Vaux from Pittsburgh and plans to sail May 20 aboard the Queen Mary. Meanwhile Alma Cunningham leaves for Harrisburg to join unemployment compensation offices.
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Hugh Gray
Longon
Wingfond
Corny
Hugh Jurdy
East Main Street
Pittsburgh
Margaret Hare
David W. Vaux
Corry
Purdy
America
Alma Cunningham
Board of Public Assistance
Harrisburg
Unemployment Compensation Board
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Wing - Willi Star
Chuck
Missionary Societies OF ME
Model Dairy Company
Pinchot
Corry Odd Fellows
Santa Clara Prunes
Will J. Wilcox
Simon N. Anderson
Mt. Sewiett
Sepa Tseshte
Corry Country Club
McKean County
Washington, D
G. A. Anton
J. J. Daptula
Smethport
State Motor Police
Sherwin- Williams
Larry Sandstrom
W. Main St
Dial
Gifford Pinchot
Clarion
Court House
Legion
Paver's
Horen
Exilar
Plana
Edinborm
Adele McCray
Louise Whiteley
Woman's Gind
Hom
All-Way Electric Co
St. Marys
A. c. Byehen
Bureau of Animal Duebandry
Willi Goem
St. Marysborough
Join Trepley
Rocky Grove
Barkeyville Grove City
Grove City Hospital
Siufering
Payer's
Robert J. Firman
Hile
Republican
Nho
Westinghouse Hand of
Diamond Park
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Jamestown
Jackson
Titusville
North Carolina
Queen Victoria
Appalachians
John W. Himebaugh
CAFE
ATI
P.M
Brie Cafe
H. Purdy
Corryite
Loblaw’s
Spring Lake
Phillips Pork & Beans
Stokley Baby Foods
Majestic
Demonstratio
Epsom Salts
STAG
Fitch
Word OF Life Book Shop
Miller's Pharmacy
Rexall Store
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