Legionnaires Rally and Corry burglary report at Cameo Apartments
Jamestown police investigate a burglary targeting Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Bea trice Lawes at the Cameo Apartments. Jewelry stolen includes strings of beads and several necklaces. one string later found in a stolen car. An attempted break in at Bauer's Creamery on Main Street is also reported with a partial license plate sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ruth Anderson
Beatrice Lawes
Cameo
Miss Anderson
Miss Lawson
Corry
Jamestown Post
Mary Westwater
Anderson
Lawson
En Bauer
Main Street
Sue
Local notes on politics crime and society in Corry area
A disjointed Corry Journal page reports Rotary conference delegates in Hamilton Ontario, local court actions against alleged lottery operatives, a hospital accident, Lindbergh kidnapping rumors, parking lane installation and police enforcement, radio broadcasts by Downie Bros. in Oil City and Union City, anniversary Mass for Rev Tracey, rumour-driven raids, local radio listeners praised, and medical notes on epilepsy and arthritis surgery by Dr Charles Mayo.
Passes relief responsibility to government Philadelphia May 16
Governor Pinchot told delegates at the National Conference of Social Work in Philadelphia that relief for unemployment should rest with the federal government via unemployment insurance or disaster reserves. He revived the Progressive platform of 1912, urging social insurance to shield workers, saying private charity will diminish as taxation funds most relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pinchot
National Conference of Sosial
Progressive Party of
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Five Bandits Loot Union National Bank in Streator
Five men hijacked the Union National Bank assistant cashier his wife and three children for ten hours and looted the bank vault of about $40 000 to $50 000. A staged accident report about six miles west of Streator distracted police until the robbers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Streator
Union National Bank
Streator
Unearth Prehistoric Town In Mesopotamia
Philadelphia May 18 A prehistoric town of great antiquity near Tell Billa in Northern Mesopotamia has been unearthed by a joint expedition of the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the American Schools of Oriental Research. The town extant in 3700 B C is the oldest ever uncovered by archaeologists, according to E A Speiser field director of the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Tell Billa
Mesoopotamia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
American Schools OF Oriental Research
E. A. Speiser
Former Corry athlete loses damage suit
Michael Cannavino a former Erie athlete who played for Corry Independent and lost a suit seeking 50 000 damages for loss of a leg after an automobile crash near Mercer in 1920. The Mercer county verdict against doctors Bashline Rossman upheld their care in Grove City hospital and Cannavino plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Michael Cannavino
Hirle
Mercer
Cannavino
Brie
Michael Cannagino
Erie
Grove City
Mercer County
John Bashline
Rossman
Howard Petrillo
Andrew Nowark
State Supreme Court
Water Glass Energine Special 25 Cent Offer
Special sale notice announces water glass energine priced at 25 cents. Limited quantities available at the store, with emphasis on value and quick purchase. Shoppers urged to act before stock runs out and to check for any store restrictions.
Legion Parade and Armory Meeting After City Parade
Corry veterans group staged a large parade from Maple Avenue to the Armory with drum corps from Meadville Titusville and Warrin posts and the Corry High School band. State and district officers reviewed the procession and a district rally followed with speeches by Stowe Whitford Struble Proest and Mayor Starr. A lunch concluded the event and organizers thanked sponsors and officials for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Legion
Maple Avenue
Sergt. Nufer
State Highway Patrol
Park Place
Weros Town
Armory
Meadville
Titusville
Warrin
Corry High School
Bils
Center Street
Procul
D DuBois
R. B. McCord
North East
Harold Whitford
A. Strubla
Warren
C. V. Green
Chef de Gare
Erie Co
Vulture
State Armory
Corry
Ttwo
Stowe
Ben Starr
Pennsylvania
Corty Post
Whitford
Struble
North Est
Proest
American Legion
Corry Post
A. P. Carlburg
Corry Legionnaires
Youngsville High Winner at Asian Musical Festival
Youngsville High School won the Class Cy ignomi contest at the Asian Musical Festival. 58 contestants from local schools competed. Youngsville led by 21 points. Ashland High School was nearest with 2 points. The Weal school placed in orchestra and piano solo by Milt Munn. Second places went to the boys glee club and quartet and Vernon Dyer's violin. Robert Hubley earned the Norte solo points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Woungayville High School
Clarion
Ashland High School
Weal School
Milt Munn
Boys’ Glee Club
Ue Violinado
Vernon Dyer
Trig
de Norte
Robert Hubley
Planning Exams for Police Dept Vacancy
City Council to initiate Civil Service Board proceedings to examine candidates for the police chief vacancy created by the death of Chief John Ruppersburger. Mayor Ben F. Sarr expected a new chief named by June 1. Tonight's council meeting to discuss street improvements on East Columbus avenues and other items. Carrie Kolstee of Jamestown visited the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruppersburger
Ben F. Sarr
Counti
Columbus
Marshall Forces To Fight Dry Repeal
United Press report from Atlantic City on May 1 cites Methodism marshaling its forces for a battle against repeal of the 18th amendment. Men’s council urged a crusade to sway public opinion in key states, warning opponents face strong opposition and a heavy campaign. The piece also notes social visits and a traveler, Mrs. M. Amidon, leaving for Westfield, N. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Atlantic City
Methodism
Men's Council
Mysterious Young Man Chooses London Refuge
Roy T. Burney, a young American millionaire, becomes entangled with Ann Carmichael in London as men seek him outside her apartment. A tense night unfolds with a revolver, a broken seal, and a plan to outwit pursuers, ending in mutual guarded trust and an offer of sanctuary.
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Roy T. Burney
Milionire
Cal H. Helen
Blaoring
Aluaring Gastre
England
Joka
Terroe-Atricken
Barney
Ant Carmichael
Toto
Barney Hart
London
Burney
Filehael
A.amle
Ann
Ulm
Dragues
Guenerie
Labibpowe
Idarkness
Lem
Ann Carmichael
Fm Walllog
Roy Gurney
Ward
Barney Kines
Germer
Tyo
New York
Ojige
Ani Carmichael
Tim
Pye
Ava
Hearst
Pronent
Two More Issues Times to Be Corny Pennsylvania
The meeting focused on program details and member participation. Attendees included Polly, president, and invited guests from Corry and nearby cities. The banquet highlighted education support, a reception for guests, and a discussion on future activities and fundraising opportunities.
Fragmented Notes Hint at Unclear Local Plans and Butte
Disjointed OCR excerpts describe upcoming local actions and personalities in a small city. Mentions include planning, officials, and community figures such as Anne Wotto Nell Motony Jake Huth Wve, with unclear activity and dates. The text reads as a collage of names, roles, and scattered events without coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.
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Phung
Vi Olds
Anne Wotto
Nell Motony
Jake Huth
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Miiy Goung
Columpis Girs & Wreckc Comeports
Tay AY
Rotary International
Hamilton
Ont
Royal Connaught Ste.here
George J. Miller
Harold Newmer
Ernest Pojock
Union City,s
Port Erie
Janes Leary
Corry Hospital
Teplint
Hantel Clark Company
Leary
Lindbergh
Srle
Betty Gow
Cose
Ben 7
Start
Police Department
Downie Bros. Chrews
OU City
Ute Smith
Mountain
Juste
John Mare Gannon
Wocese
M. B. ‘Tracey
St. Thomas Church
Nery
Hbe Church
Tynney
Union City
Wace
WLEW
Oil City
Tnex ‘Mecusker
Berenice Helknap
Walter Decker
Elizabeth Dempsey
WOCK
Lee A McCracken
Franklin
Venango County
William M. Parker
State Superior Court
Frank L. Harvey
Clatton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles H. Mayo
American Surgical Association Today
New Haven
Conn
Mayo
United Press
BANK
Mesopotamia
Keister
Youngsville High Winner
Police Dept
Carrie Kolstee
Marshall
Atead
Kinzug
Lol Louise Gerard
Roy Burney
Corny, PA
M. W. Distr
HLY Mee Held J
Ner
Tegheny College
Adi
HB Te Corry
Tharte
Aity Oliferen
Carmen
Pha Colfee
Rome
Gordan
Ty Venton
Polly
Ts Lege
Adele Ings Talisifay
Paln Hut
Prevuni General Incrediing
Huaineas
Aldgrpuigis
Wallling
Faye Cope
Atuk
Lyade
HIT
Corry Hi
Alle
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