Senator Kitts to Speak at Memorial Day Observance
Senator Miles B. Kitts of Erie will deliver the Memorial Day address in Corry. A parade will depart from West Washington street at 9:30 with units from Company A and local veterans groups, followed by services in the city park featuring music, floral tributes, and the veteran flag ceremonies.
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Miles B. Kitts
Erie
F. W
West Washington Street
Company A
Pennsylvania Natonal Guard
V. F. W. Band of
Jamestown
Grand Army of the Repiblic
Woman's Relef Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
V. F W. Band of
Roger Cressey
First Presbyterian Church
William Edmonds
Senator Kitts
Corry
FP. G. Graves
St.Mommas Church
V. F. W. Postbugler
Veterans of Foreign Work
Post
G. A. Re
Baptist Church
Mn & Body
A. J. Roth
Herman Man in Accident Near Sherman
A man named Herman from Sherman was treated at Corry hospital Saturday afternoon for a fractured leg after an accident in the woods near Sherman. He was moved to his home in Sherman today.
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Laverne Waiiice O
Corry Hospital
Sherman
Memorial Day plans in Spartansburg echo community care
Spartansburg May 26 Memorial Day exercises will be held Wednesday afternoon with a parade at 10 0 F hall followed by cemetery decorating and a program at Grange Hall. The Ladies of the Renee Church will serve a public dinner at 1130. A local Harbor Hall School closed with a community picnic led by eighth graders and teachers. Several local residents and visitors, including Rev Blackmore and Mrs Blackmore, attended services and events.
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Spartansburg
F. Hall
Spartan Band
Grange Hall
Renee Church
H. B. Drought
Corry
Mdith Winans
Philadelphia
Charles B. Poreman
Vrooman
Harbor Hall
Corry Road
Grace Jewell Thompson
HL. Bates
Ann
Erie
Fred
Bates
Laurence Lamb
Jamestown
Chas
Peterson
C. L. Rexford
T. P. Kelly
Diefenderfer
Greenville
C. R. Myers
Ivy Embroidery Club
Jefferson Street
Blackmore
Valley Forge commemorative stamps go on sale system wide
Limited supply Valley Forge two cent stamps are on sale at the post office. The issue replicates a regulation stamp size with a kneeling Washington vignette and white U S Postage lettering. The stamp shows Valley Forge 728 1928 and God We Trust on Gothic letters. In Washington Pa May 28 a crash on the Monongahela Washington Pike at Colkeyville killed Mrs J Mary Ferguson 54 of McKeesport and injured ten others in a rainstorm.
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Valley Forge
Washington
U. S
Philadelphia
Corry
Washington, Pa
J. Mary Perguson
McKeesport
Colkeyville
Warren Rejects Advanced Time Daylight Saving Proposal
Warren voters reject daylight saving time in a referendum by 2564 to 1107, marking the borough’s first use of voting machines. About three thousand attended, with machines loaned by Automatic Registering Machine Co of Jamestown. Roy L. Gustavson assisted, and voting was completed in quick, record time.
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Warren
Cornell
Saturdy
Agsinaly
Autoihatic
Tno
Jamestown
Roy L. Gustavson
Holiday Hours at the Post Office
The post office will observe limited hours on a holiday. All windows open 9 to 11 AM. in the evening the stamp and general delivery window open 7 to 9 PM. City and rural carriers may not serve patrons. mails from boxes downtown collected at 11 AM and 4 PM. Mail dispatch, reservation and distribution proceed as usual.
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Postoffice
Funeral of Ed Farrell at St Thomas Church
The funeral for Ed Farrell was held at St Thomas Church following a requiem mass. Rev R R Graves preached the sermon as the Thomas choir sang, with bearers Thomas Hopkins Edward Wall Michael Farrell Patrick Hopkins and Frank Hopkins attending. Relatives traveled from Oil City Syracuse Buffalo and Erie to attend. Interment was in the family plot at St Thomas cemetery.
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St.Thomas Cemetery
Thomas Hopkins
Edward Wall Michael Farrell
Patrick Hopkins
Frank Hopkins
John Hopkins
J. C. Walsh
Oil City
J. Stevenson
Leo Foley
Slyaron
Robert Miller
Robert
Buffalo
Charles Baker
Erie
Death of Miss Clara Stoddard
Clara Stoddard of Red House New York died Sunday at 6 15 am after a sixteen week illness at Dr J W Irwins hospital West Pleasant Street She was born May 8 1867 at Red House She is survived by two brothers Albert and George and four sisters Mrs Imma Chamberlain Mrs A Le Famerton Mrs J Bennett and Miss I Stoddard Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Davison Funeral Home then at the home of her niece Addie O Dell in Salamanca Interment in Wildwood Cemetery Salamanca.
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Aise Clara
J. Wy Irwin
West Pleasant Street
Miss Stoddard
Red House
Albert Stoddard
George Stoddard
Salamanca
Imma Chamberlain
A. le Famerton
Bradford
J 1. Bennett
Stoddard
Kilbuck
N.Y
Etiquette Quarrel Fatal in Chicago Couple Quarrel Over Manners
Chicago May 25 Edwin Drew and his wife Mrs Gladys Drew argued over table manners during a meal. Mrs Drew consumed poison after the quarrel and died two days later in hospital.
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Chicago
Edwin Drew
Gladys Drew
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Herman Man
Noah
Cotton
Sread
Jodine
Omegaanould
Sparta
Ottaway
Union City
Rolland Haseen
Gibson
A W. Gibson
Valley Baptist Church
8. V.I. SS
Whitney
Tuttle
Johnsonburg
State College
Gladys Stanahan
Brunk Shrylock
State
Saphe Dora
John Kinney
Kinney
Meadville
Katherine Aldrich
Lancaster
N. H
Mr. Kinney
University
Center Sty
Corry, PA
Johnny LaVelle
Gentry Bros. Circus
Gentry Circus
ED. Farrell
New York
Mary
Mss
Clara Stoddard
REX Theatre
Warner Bros
Rin-Tin-Tin
the Regiment
Rinty
France
Dire
Ross Ledurman
Canadohta
Vagabonds
Congoleum
J. A. Lanston
North Center Street
the Nation
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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