Kin of Corry Woman Killed In Crash Aboard Convention Trip
JOSEPH FIGGE KILLED AS CAR STRIKES POLE. Mrs Edward Harrington and her son traveled Sunday to St Marys after learning of the death of her uncle Joseph Figge in a late night automobile crash near St Marys. The car driven by Ernest Kennard left the road and struck a telegraph pole. Figge was killed instantly. Kennard was injured and later regained consciousness. Figge, about 40, left a widow and one daughter about 15. The tragedy was reported as relatives prepared to attend a Commandery convention.
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Corry
Weele
Edward Harrington
St. Marys
Angel
St .Marys
Hartington
Josepl. Pigge
Pigge
Ernest ‘Kennard
Figge
Kennard
Harrington
American Legion Convocation in San Antonio Tonight
Guy Connail and Fay Corry Legionnaires are expected to attend the American Legion convocation in San Antonio Texas from October 11 to 10th. Two national tours are planned one for ten days and one for fourteen days costing 96 and 150 dollars respectively. Stock market activity notable with oil and Corry time after governors cut Stock Exchange hours from two to four and no Saturday session this week. Forty nine Pennsylvania motorists lost driving privileges due to driver permit renovations for the week ending May and 23 drivers added to the blacklist. Elevated intoxication remains a principal cause for license revocations and 22 people forfeited licenses for driving under the influence.
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Fay Corry
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Corry
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Usuil
Leenses
Lquor
City Council to Act on Curb Pump Measure
City officials prepared for third reading of an ordinance to ban curb gasoline pumps in town while a fire on Saturday damaged two cottages linked to NM H and Van Dresar. The incident prompted scrutiny of service stations near East Main and a debate over drivers and traffic safety during a tense council meeting.
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City Council
Findley Lake
NM H, van Dresar
Si Baker
North East
Corry Parbies
Wits City
Ing
Corry Auto Supply Company
East Main Street
Bracken
Funeral services for Mrs J A Covey held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs J A Covey were conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 80 o clock at Alexander and Company s Funeral Parlors Reverend Henry A Post pastor of St Paul s Lutheran church officiated with relatives and friends in attendance The interment took place at Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were relatives of the deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A. Covey
Alexander and Company
Henry A. Post
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pine Grove
New Passport Chief Mrs Rath Shipley Appointed
Secretary Kellogg appoints Mrs Rath B Shipley as chief of the art division in the state department Washington She becomes the first woman to hold a dye yulon role in the department thence succeeding Yfileon Bush in the post
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Rath B. Shipley
Secretary of
Frank B. Kellogg
State
Jpariment
Washington
Cua
Bush
Fox Studio Threatened Fire Damages Equipment at Fox Studio
Hollywood May 21. United Press reports a threatening fire hit Fox Studio here and damaged motion picture equipment valued at about 100000 dollars. Twelve fire companies rushed to the scene and battled flames until control was restored.
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United Press Hollywood
Cal
Fox
Big Parade Set For State K. T. Gathering in Reading
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania to convene in Reading with over 3000 Knights expected in a state gathering parade. Notables include Dr and Mrs George Peck and Mrs Franke Jones. new aide named for Grand Commander Boyd Musser. Music barred, only patriotic and religious marches allowed. Officers to be elected Wednesday amid receptions and ritual visits by Philadelphia and Reading commanderies.
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George 8. Peck
Franke Jones
Frank
TP. Babbitt
Grand Commandey
Knights Templar
Pennnsylva
Reading
Mie
Bab- Pitt
Boyd A- Musee
Boyd A. Mussay
Jin
Corinthian Chasseur Commandery No
Philadelphia
Musser
Fion
Paul Pontius
County G O P Forces to Organize This Week
Forty three members of the county organization met at the court house and voted to postpone the meeting to Saturday May 26. Dorman Weaver was named temporary chairman and Louise Ohler was chosen secretary. The group noted no quorum was present and adjourned. James B. Yard, county prosecutor, Harry Russell and Dorman Weaver announced candidacy for chairman. Ray Itch, organize secretary, said notices had been sent for the meeting next Saturday. Yard is expected to be the next chairman with a vice chairman and secretary to be elected then.
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Camini
Dorman Weaver
Louise Ohler
Fourth Ward
Moted
Weaver
Organi
Qulion
Ray Itch
Leen
James B. Yard
Harry Russell
Dovmita Weaver
Reg. H. Howell
Register of
Willa
Ram Whit
Yaird
Sny
al Ine Menting
Commandery Attends Union City Service
Twenty six members of Clarence Commandery No 51 Knights Templar attended a special service at First Methodist Episcopal church Union City on Sunday morning. They traveled by motor and returned home early afternoon. Rose Crob Commandery Titusville and Knights Templar from Pittsburgh also attended. Rev Charles Harger Hey delivered a splendid sermon on The White Knight, praised as one of the best ever given for the service.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Union City
Rose Crob
Commandery
Titusville
Pittsburgh
Charles Harger- Hey
Haviger
Knight
Muscle Shoals Bill Reported By Senate Conferees
The conference report on the Norris Morin Muscle Shoals measure was presented in Washington. A federal corporation would operate Muscle Shoals for fertilizer and additional products, selling power. Capital would be 6 million dollars with 2 million for Cove Creek Dam construction and three directors appointed by the president.
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United Ryess
Washington
Senate
Norris
Republica
Nebraska
House
Cove Cres Dam
Fragmented Voice Reflects on Focus and Support at Work
A cryptic note reflects on interruptions and the value of brief acts of help. It contrasts patient attention with strict focus, suggesting small efforts renew motivation during a long day of work.
Eastern Lines Win Rate Suit Filed by United Press
Washington May 21 United Press reports the Baltimore and Ohio and twelve eastern railroads won their suit to strike down an Interstate Commerce Commission order. The order required hearings on charges over transfer services from eastern lines in East St. Louis Illinois to six western roads in St. Louis Missouri. The case concerns westbound freight traffic handled on combination rates.
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United Pres
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Supreme Court Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Useir Lines
East St. Louis
Llinois
St. Louis
DuPont Declares Two Extras Alongside Regular Dividend
Wilmington May 21 B I T Pont de Nemours and Company today declared an extra dividend of 3 dollars and an additional extra dividend of 50 cents on the common stock together with the regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars and 50 cents.
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Y United
Wilmington
Pont de Nemours and Company
Bishop Ward Here Sunday at Emmanuel Church Erie
Rt Rev John C Ward of Erie preached at 11 o clock Sunday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church presenting The Spirit Searcheth All Things on God. He attended Holy Communion and Sunday School and administered the Apostolic Rite of Continuation to six candidates. The Sunday offering went to his rarity fund.
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John C. Ward
D. D
Erie
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ward
Corry Boy Promoted to Detroit Branch of Bunte Candy Co
Corry native Arthur Grady named manager of the Detroit branch of Bunte Candy Company after years with local wholesalers and Corry wholesale firms. Grady, formerly a partner in Corry Wholesale, will leave for Detroit after a weekend visit with relatives and friends.
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Arthur Grady
Detroit
Bunte Candy Company
Arthur Grandy
Corry
Nas
Mine Anger
Detroit Beavey
Oluke
Mr. Grady
Brie
Grady
Lhw Bis Company
Corry Boy
Bunts Company
Dawnon Loths ‘Ora
van Inter
Corry “Whoresale Company
Elevated Tract Prompts Regional Controversy
A garbled OCR note hints at a dispute over an elevated tract and a named figure Ceent lvide amid continental migratory concerns. The text references region wide impact, mountains rivers and a broad country scope, but specifics are unclear.
Live to Be 100 Aone Way of Kidney Disease Remedy
An old time health ad touts Thompson's Barosma as a harmless quick remedy to cleanse and strengthen kidneys. It claims to prevent dropsy and kidney disorders, with a money back offer if it fails to relieve backache, sharp pains, or liver and bladder issues. Suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Aone
Thompson
Ilwaya
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