W C T U Plans Institute and Memorial Day Event
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Mary B. Shuss home. A Memorial Day flower committee was formed. Plans for the Institute at First M. H. church on May 27 were announced with a 3 PM program and a 6:30 dinner followed by a revival and pageant In Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance ‘Union
Mary B. Shuss
Archie W. Thompson
Corry Evening Journal
W. C. T. U. Institute
M. H
F. A. Wimner
Pittsburgh
Chtis- Han Advocate
Agnes Johnson
Bid sought for 1000 acre site for US prison
Washington dispatch says Attorney General William D Mitchell issued a call for bids on a 1000 acre site for a new federal prison to be placed in Western Pennsylvania or Southwestern New York. Government to pay up to 1000 000 dollars. Preference given to southern New York counties and to Erie, Crawford, Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver, Butler, Venango, Warren, Forest, Clarion, Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson, Elk, McKean, Potter, Cameron, and Clearfield in Pennsylvania. Forty acres must be level for building, tract farmable with diverse crops, water supply essential, power and proximity to towns and tram line considered.
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Washington
Tat
William D. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
New York
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Venango
Warren
Forest
Clarion
Armstrong
Indiana
Jefferson
Elk
McKean
Potter Cameron
Clearfield
Warren store owner dies after long illness
Warren Pa May 24 George A Robinson dies at 12:45 AM at his Eldale street home after nearly ten weeks of illness. Born November 16, 1878 in Smicksburg he grew up there and later lived in Punxsutawney where for thirteen years he managed the furniture and carpet department of J B Wber Hardt Co. He moved to Warren in 1924 and in 1926 bought the Righadeyn store on the Pennsylvania River near where he built a successful business. He was active in Warren's development and a member of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Warren
George A. Robinson
Eldale Street
Mr. Robinson
Smicksburg
Punxsutay- Fey
J. B. Wber- Hardt Co
Righa-deyn
Pennsylvania River
Radsana Cvs
Chambevil Commerce
Not Always Fatal In World War Heart Injury Records
Hospital records show some soldiers lived after heart wounds in World War I. One patient survived two months after a bullet entered the heart’s interior, challenging assumptions about fatality.
City weighs outside fire calls for Corry protection
City officials consider whether Corry should answer calls to nearby towns and country districts, amid complaints about away trips by the Second Ward fire apparatus. Fire Chief Paulson seeks explicit guidance on outside calls while noting other cities charge per hour. Officials may consult property owners and citizens before action, aiming to keep at least one fire truck locally.
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Corry
Colinterl
Second Ward
Paulson
Inmta
Coun
Pealson
Warren
Jamestown
Warren Family Left Destitute As Home Burns
May 24 Warren. A frame dwelling at Peninsylvania Avenue West near Barrett Dry Cleaning plant belonging to Mr and Mrs Dominick Caryola and their five children aged two and a half to twelve years was destroyed by fire at 3 90 o clock Friday morning. The family escaped in their night clothing and were found along the street by autoists and workers. The home was a furnace when the younger child raised the alarm, the father and older children assisted the others to safety, while the younger child required carrying out. The interior appeared to collapse and both father and child were singed. The family is left destitute and in dire need of aid.
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Warren
Dominick Caryola
Flys
Peninsylvania Avenue
Barrett Dry Cleaning
Tots Saved After Fifty Hours Trapped in Tank
Buffalo reports two boys, Willard Ferguson aged 7 and Robert Schumacher aged 6, were rescued after 50 hours trapped in the upper compartment of a water tank 150 feet above a Main Street auto sales building. They climbed to the top for a lark, entered a chamber via a trap door, and were treated at a hospital before returning home.
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Buffalo
Willard Ferguson
Robert Schumacher
Heath
Berean Name Used for Sunday School Class Origin
The name Berean, common for a Sunday school class, derives from the ancient Syrian city noted in Acts 17 11 for adhering to Scripture and rejecting other religious authorities.
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Berean
Syria
Vote Counting Underway in Erie Primary Ballots
Erie observers report county commissioners Charles R. Davis and Allan MacLean began the official ballot count at noon Friday. Judge A. P. Rossiter presided as protests were expected but ruled only candidates may not serve during the canvass. The count should finish tonight with the official report due Monday, chief clerk Ralph C. Benedict said.
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Erie
Charles R. Davis
Allan MacLean
A. P. Rossiter
Messrs. Maclean
Davis
Rossiter
MacLess
Brown-Davis
Gifford Pinchot
Macean
Priday
Ralph C. Benedict
Poppy annual meeting and local notices in Mine County
Annual meeting of Mine County Game and Dish Protective Association noted with other local items. Horseshoe pitching remains popular on Journal courts as 71 divorces loom in Potter County court. Musical program at St Edwards school. appointments of Potter County judge and cabinet successor. Dog lingering tragedy near North Corry, street work progress on Sciota street detour, and a major gas main relaying project by Pennsylvania Gas Company with 150 workers expected to six months.
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Mine County Game and Dish Protective Association
Robert F. Lewis
Coudersport
Commonwealth
Potter County
Fisher
Jamey A. Walker
Philadelphia
Lewis
Heving
St. John’s Day
Masonic Fraternity
Pennsylvania Ga’ Company
Erie
Corry
Warren Times- Mirror
Brown Hen Lays Two Eggs During Marfest at Shoreham Church
In Shoreham England parishioners at Little Thmberden church prepared for a harvest supper when a Brown hen laid two eggs in the chancel prompting local curiosity and a brief bustle among attendees.
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Little
Three Corry Linkers Join In Venango Council Ceremonies
Corry Odd Fellows prepare to travel to Oil City for the Venango County East Grands Council ceremony at Lutonia Lodge 1018. About 200 visiting officers from New York State Grand Lodge are expected as Deputy Grand Master Battock presides. Warren County Council No 2 will help conduct initiatory work. Dr G T Waggoner traveled to Spartansburg for the day.
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Corry
Oil City
Venango County
St Pauls Services Evening Morning and Evening Sessions
Church notices announce St Pauls with services at 10 A M Sunday 11 A M morning and evening sessions with a 7 20 P M event in the house. The bulletin lists parish events and Christ centered themes for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Coliam Hall
Local Lutheran Classes and Prayer Meetings Noted
Fragmented OCR shows religious services across multiple Lutheran and church groups. Mentions classes at 945 A.M. and 7:00 P.M., prayers at 8:00 P.M., service at 11:00 A.M., with text references to soul salvation and a sermon theme about strength in God.
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United B
United Bri
Center Street
A.M
Su C. L. Hente
North End
Hris Fir Chur Park
Meeting Report From Th 1 80 Gir Event
A fragmented note from the 1 80 Gir event mentions participants including Boy and Che among attendees. The readable text is limited and lacks clear outcomes or dates. Further context is needed to determine the event’s scope and results.
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ASK
U.S. Prison
Erie County
Warren Store
Mani
West Church Street
MacLean and
Poppy
T. P. Rossiter
William TE. Hirt
Dramatic Club
St. Edward's School
Harris Watrous
North Corry
Ernest Williams
Sciota Street
Columbus Avenue
Hare Creek
Dr. G T. Waggoner
Sparttansburg
Liccenr & Mees Touaceo Co
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