Clyde Freeman Home Destroyed by Flames Sunday
A fire of suspected arson destroyed Clyde Freeman's home near Sciota Road, four miles north of Corry, as two similar blazes hit local farms in recent months. Freeman, away in Corry, reported leaving the house in good order Saturday afternoon. flames swept the rear and the structure was a total loss before authorities or residents could intervene. The adjacent farm, owned by Claile Simmons, had earlier suffered a separate fire, with insurance details not disclosed.
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Wayne Township
Clyde Freeman
Sciota Road
Corry
Freeman
Thomas Medd
MesUite
Corty
Findley
Claile Simmons
Fragmented account of a party scene with masked figures in a late note
An unclear excerpt describes a social gathering with female attendees in costumes and a sexual undertone. References to a "Velonrtinery" group and a character named Alisa Dorothy suggest a fictional or sensational tabloid fragment. The scene moves from a party to a bedroom setting, with guests and observers noted in a disjointed sequence.
Memorial Day Observance Plans In Corry Name Committees
Clarence Willis, general chairman of Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars committees, reports arrangements for Memorial Day are well advanced with a city speaker to be announced next week. Lieut A. W. Thompson, post in memory of the soldiers fund, will oversee services. Committees include Color Bearers Hy Cui, Marsh Guilds W. Siltinberger and James Zntiropitios. Programmes Walter Scott, Dan Uebury, Wallace Young. Reception H. S. Burlinsims. Flage Francie Duke. Decorations Cir Edwards. Automobiles Floyd Black. Grounds Frank Paysons. Dany Otis. Clyde Button. Meeting Tuesday 8:30 at WB. W. home to finalize plans.
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Clarence Willis
Corry
A. W. Thompson
Willis
WB. W
Washington Street
Cir Edwards
Thomas Dempsey
Floyd Holcomb
Raymond Gilson
Ralph Minet
Plans for Kane Phillips Jones factory site proposed
Kendrick an architect and construction engineer for Phillips Jones arrives from Pottsville to Kane. He interviews Tacal contractors on branches of work for a 50,000 square foot collar-plant. He hopes the plant is built within locally subscribed funds and at the lowest possible construction cost, praising Kane citizens for their public spirit and urging local contractors to bid loyally.
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Kane
Kendrick
Phillips-Jones Corporation
Pottsville
Thirsdsy Nteht
Tacal
T Hat
Muy Kane
Fini
Ivy Katte Contractors
Iis
Toriti
Funeral Held Here Today For Infant Daughter
A funeral service was conducted for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul La Page at St Thomas Church in Youngstown Ohio. Rev Frentis Graves presided at 9:30 AM with interment in St Thomas Cemetery. The family traveled with relatives from Pittsburgh and Youngstown, reflecting recent Corry ties.
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UNCTH
Mommeemeyy
Pill LaPass
Paul Lap20
Younes Linen
Ohio
St .Thoma
Chutch
Frentis Graves
Thomar Cemetery
Parvity
Death of Mrs. Jacob Glatz at 228 West Smith Street
Mrs. Philomena Seufert Glatz widow of Jacob Glatz died at home this afternoon aged 60 or 61 following long illness. She leaves twelve children listed as AMtre Henry Natz Mrs. Harry Ford Lans ing William Glatz John Glatz Mrs. George Fenton Theodore Glatz Mrs. Fenton Bernadette Agnes and Martin. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Philomena Seufert Glatz
Jacob Glats
West Smith Street
Shio
Glatz
Amtre Henry Natz
Harry Ford
Lansing
Mich
William Glatz
Pittsburgh
John Glatz
Zanesville
George Fenton
Dunkirk Gets New Industry
Dunkirk New York May 13 The Singlaire glass plant on Turingsphere street closed after the Sinclaire family's Dunkirk venture is sold to Gull Glass Products Corporation. The purchase will bring a new manufacturing operation to Dunkirk within sixty days likely costing around $100,000, replacing the Sinclaires' prior investment of about a quarter of a million.
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Dunkirk
N. X
Duntkirke
St Jeast
Singlaire Glass
Tuimsphere Street
H P. Sinsclaire
Gull Glass Products Corporation
James P. Gill
Anciiint
Sinclaires
Spring Festival Dance Planned at Rainbow Gardens Erie
May 21 set for Rainbow Gardens Waldameer under Zem Zem temple auspices. People from Bradford Meadville Corry Grove City Oil City show strong turnout interest. Robert J. Firman leads as general chairman praising Smith McDowell orchestra. Committee includes Eurl Glover decor, Harry Moomy mail, Russell Orcutt tickets, W Carl Hilbrick refreshments, Win Owens music, Theodore H Miller publicity.
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BRI
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer
Trie
Bradford
Meadville
Corry
Grove City
Oil City
Robert J. Firman
Smith-McDowell
Tess
Mr. Firman
Eurl Glover
Harry
Moomy
Russell Orcutt
W. Carl Hilbrick
Win
Owens
Theodore H. Miller
Erie youth hurt in crash near Ohio State University
Brus may 49 onara Borel of Bile a student at Ohio State University escaped with scalp lacerations Friday night when an automobile driven by a fellow Ohio State student struck a M Central freight tram at a grade crossing in Columbus Ohio. Borel a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity returned to the fraternity house after treatment at a local hospital.
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Brus
Onara Borel
Bile
Ohio State University
Fan
Ohio State Uinivervily
M. ¥ Central Reight
Columbus
Ohio
Dispateh Herald
Borel
Sigma Pha Tpsilon
Woman's Club Annual Meeting and Officers Named
The Corry Woman's Club will hold its annual meeting at the home of Mrs Allan Dean on Wednesday evening at 4 to elect officers and hear committee reports. A musical program will follow the business session as the club pursues its annual membership drive. The item also notes national trade figures with April exports at 427 million and imports at 409 million, along with gold holdings gains and related commentary from Secretary Lamont.
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Dean
Corry Woman's Gin
Allan
North Center Street
Washington
Lamont
America
Shrine band to tour western coast May 30 to June 15
Harry Kru ner of Lee House is chosen to play with a 50-piece Shrine band accompanying He Syria Shrine of Pittsburgh on a tour from May 30 to June 15. The annual pilgrimage, held in San Francisco this year, includes travel from St Louis to Kansas City and other stops, with rehearsals on May 29 and trains to the west.
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Sheffield
Harry Kruner
Lee House
Shrine
Syria Shrine
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Imperial Council Ses Sion
She
Pitts Lilish
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
C& A
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
WNM
San Bernardini
Gallf
Salt Lake City
Omiaha
Chicago
Golden Lax Tablets Promise Quick Poisons Cleansing
An old style advertisement touts GOLDEN LAX TABLETS as a gentle intestinal cleanse for the elderly. It claims poisons in the testinal tract weaken the body and speed aging, promising fast, non irritant relief with a pleasant taste.
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Advi-F
Heights of Loving Gardens and Serene Aid
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a women's interest column or feature in a 20th century magazine, mentioning The Observer In the Woman's, Home Companion, devotion, giving aid, and references to high school Friday. The readable content is incomplete and unclear but suggests lifestyle guidance and community help themes.
Dr Yoy Smith and wife found dead in Lexington home
Dr Yoy Smith, 50, prominent physician, and his wife were found shot to death in their Lexington home. Coroner James Kery said Smith likely killed his wife then shot himself. Mrs Ed Cauley had planned a daytime visit.
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United Press
Lexington
Yoy Smith
James Kery
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