Pine Grove Cemetery Association meeting in Pine Grove
A notice lists an annual meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association to be held this evening at Alexander & Company offices. Also mentioned are school events, county agent meetings, and local civic notices including beer license distribution and a demonstration on small fruit culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Cemetery ‘Association
Alexander & Company
Paul Crossman
T. H. Patton
C. F. Moore
Carter Hill
New Complaint Planned in Gas Case by Erie Corry Warren
Erie, Corry and Warren officials plan a new complaint to the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission seeking reduced gas rates. The filing will argue the gas is overused, heat content is lowered, and service falls below charter standards. Sidney Blackman will lead the legal framing for PSC scrutiny. Mayor Rossiter says the move aims to compel rate cuts.
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Corry
Erie
Warren
Erie, Corry and
Waren
James P. Rossiter
Sidney Blackman
Rossiter
Blackman
Public Service Commission
Aaity
BY. P. U. MEETS AT TITUSVILLE
The local branch of the Baptist Young Peoples Union of the Oil Creek Baptist Association was represented by Melvin Thomas at the spring rally in First Baptist Church Titusville. Oil City won the cup for largest delegation Bradford earned the banner for distance. About 147 attended the banquet at 6 p.m. Rev. C. Dayton of Pittsburgh spoke on I want to be happy. Melvin Thomas of Corry, a state worker, discussed the Hucknell retreat and Joe Troop of Wesleyville spoke on the State Baptist Sunday School camp at Corbley. Joe Troop was elected association president for the year, with Howard Childs of Titusville as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Oil Cresk Baptist Association
Melvin Thomas
First Baptist Church
Titusville
Oil City Union
Bradford
Rev. C. Dayton
Pittsburgh
Corry
Hucknell
Joe Troop
Wesleyville
Corbley
Kiskiminetas
Association
Howard Childs
Interment at Arlington N J for Miss Lou Beymer
The body of Miss Lou Beymer died at her sister Mrs Roy Walker’s home on Mott Street was sent to Arlington New Jersey Sunday for burial today in Arlington cemetery. Services in memory of Miss Beymer, who lived in Cory for eighteen years, were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock from the late Home with Rev Gill Boyd pastor of the Presbyterian church officiating. Mrs Walker accompanied the remains to Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Keymer
Roy
Walker
Mott Street
Arlington
N. J
Arlington Cemetery
Beymer
Cory
Gil. Boyd
The
Presbyterian Church
Grange Spelling Bee Delights Local Grange Attendance
Corry Grange No 5 held a regular business meeting with large attendance. After routine business, there were interesting discussions and an old fashioned spelling bee won by Leon VanTasse who received an award. Plans were outlined for a joint meeting with Gerty Grange on May 20 with all royal members urged to attend.
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Corry Grange
Iegular
Leon VanTasse
Gerty Grange
Inflation Policy Drives Agency Roles In Congress Debate
A speaker argues inflation policy grants Congress decisive power while naming the President as the designated executor of certain executive aims. He contends the approach remains constitutional and aligned with historic American tradition.
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Congress
Baé Geom
Buddy Poppy Sale Planned in City May 27
Arrangements are set for the Buddy Poppy sale in Corry by the Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, on Saturday May 27. The Ladies Auxiliary will handle the sale, seeking the same generous response as in prior years. Poppies are registered with the VFW and only authorized sellers may offer them, with identification credentials provided.
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Corry
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxilary
W. F. Wi
Paul Lines
V. FW. Buddy
United States
Chateau Thierry
The
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Verdun
All America
Lines
U.S. Veterans' Bureau
Boats Released to Oregon Owners After Seizure
Four trolling boats seized by Canada three years ago for salmon fishing in Canadian territorial waters have been released to local Oregon owners in Astoria. The action ends a lengthy dispute and returns the vessels to U S control.
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Astoria
Ore
Buried treasure turns counterfeit in Salem excavation
In Salem Oregon a crew uncovered a large stash described as buried treasure but the coins proved counterfeit. The discovery was turned over to federal authorities for handling and investigation.
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Salem
Ore
Teachers May Be Announced This Evening
The Board of Education plans to decide on teaching staff, salaries, budget, and the 1933 tax levy at a regular monthly meeting in the library basement tonight. Decisions on personnel and pay are expected, while tax millage reductions may wait for a later special session.
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Board of Education
Stoul
Ibuilding
Te Yebr
Youth Burned While Working On Motorcycle At Home
Kenneth Kireh, about 17, of 650 West Washington street, was severely burned on the lower legs when an oil soaked rag ignited trousers in the furnace area of a basement workshop. Firefighters were summoned but did not need to enter.
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Kenneth Kireh
West
Washington Street
Paulson
Emporium Man Hurt In Crash In Ridgway
Joseph Prime of Emporium suffered severe head lacerations while John Royman, also of Emporium, was less seriously hurt when a Ford coupe driven by Royman struck a parked Buick owned by F D Lambert on Route 255 near Ridgway at 9 15 pm. Prime was taken to Kaul Memorial Hospital St Marys and condition listed as satisfactory. State Patrol Corporal J G Rosavage investigated the crash.
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Joseph Prime
Ridgway
Emporium
John Royman
Royman
F. D. Lambert
Johnsonburg
Ford
Prise
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Gorporal J.G. Rosavage
Ridgways Barracks
State Highway Patrol
Harrisburg to Open 28 817 Feet Road Improvement Bid
Bida will be opened by the State Highway Department on Friday for the improvement of nearly the entire Corrynd Spring Creek stretch. A corps of engineers has completed surveys and contractors have inspected the route for bids to lay 29 817 feet of base and surface, 18 feet wide, with concrete bridge work. Section 1 will run from Corry to Spring Creek with later extensions toward Garland, creating a paved road overall. The project is expected to create many local jobs, including workers from Corry.
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Bida
State Highway Department
Corrynd Spring Creek
A Corp of Engineers
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Columbus
Spring Creek
Corry
Garland
Plan Demonstration for Scottsboro Negroes in Washington
More than 4,000 demonstrators planned to march to the White House and Capitol today to protest the Scottsboro conviction. About 2,000 were expected to come by bus and train from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York.
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Washington
White House
Scottsboro
Ala
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Funeral of Mrs Hemingway at private service
Private funeral services for Mrs Vinora Hemingway who died at Corry Hospital from injuries after a fall were held Saturday at 2 30 from the home of her niece Mrs C F Bliss Maple avenue Rev Gilbert L Boyd officiated in memory of a venerable resident. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery with 85 bearers listed. Port Newton of Zice attended.
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Memo
Vinora Hemingway
Corry Hospital
C. F. Bliss
Maple Avenue
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
A. W. Griswold
J. E. Mount
James MacInnes
D. MacKenzie
Milon L. Brown
Merrill Wilcox
Study talk on hospital trip and student tally
A garbled passage describes a hospital trip and a high school event. It mentions a talk about tallying at a preliminary capital and a discussion on stopping unfortunate incidents. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR hints at historical line about virtue and city
Incomplete text fragment references a noble theme and city context. The obscured lines imply a moral or ceremonial tone without clear names or dates. Further readable material is needed to identify people, places, or specific events.
Fragmented OCR note on education and party font
A garbled OCR fragment mentions education and a party with references to fonts and attire. The readable parts are minimal, noting "education" and unclear phrases about a party or conference. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations are discernible.
Fragmented Local Notice About Unclear Event
The readable fragments describe an unclear event or notice with references to a prize and day, but key names and details are unreadable. No definitive person, organization, date, or place can be identified from the surviving text.
Fragmentary note on a group and names in a test event
A garbled excerpt mentions a group and individuals Ruth Lan sunidwiche and others, referencing a test or event. Clear details and context are missing, making the exact actions or outcomes uncertain.
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Ruth Lan
Collec Spea Jamenton Talk to Hy Lass Thu
Fragmentary text appears to reference a meeting or talk involving individuals named Jamenton and Alay M with references to seniors and toxraphs. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Collec
SPEA
Jamenton
Hy Lass
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