Corry High to Hold 1931 Commencement Exercises
Propariti jn are rapidly completed for the fifty eighth annual commencement of Corry High School to be held Thursday evening June 11. JOHN HNATYSZYN will deliver the valedictory on The Community and Leisure Time. Miss Mary Jeannette Colegrove is salutatorian with the address Worthy Use of Leisure Time. A class ring scene and program feature the orchestra, chorus, and senior speakers under Principal Howard J. Sheen and Superintendent Ral S. Dewey. Diplomas will be presented by John Love, board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propariti Jn
Corry High School
Hejr
Ohn
Hnatyszyn
Mary Jeannette Colegrove
Saventysis
Gerry High School
Bath Wom
Young America
Hian
F. A. Wimer
M. 1
Mary Jeannette Colegrave
Ral . S. Dewey
Ohn Love
Board of Education
K T Officers Installed At State Conclave
Clyde P. Love of Harrisburg was installed as grand commander of the Knights Templar of Pennsylvania at the 78th annual state conclave in Harrisburg. Delegates elected and installed multiple officers including Maurice White as deputy grand commander and James Chickering of Oil City succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y United Press
Erin
Clyde P. Love
Harrisburg
Knights 'Templar
Pensylvania
Armin
James H. Chickering
Oil City
Maurice E. White
Norrig
Town
Charles ©. Zimmerman
Reading
New Pastor Assigned to Lead Midweek Services
Rev. Gilbert S. Boyd named pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and will preside at the midweek service tonight. A large attendance of members is earnestly desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert S. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Freak Tornado Hits Minn Train Wreck
United Press report from Moorhead Minnesota describes a freak tornado striking a Great Northern train killing one passenger and injuring about thirty as the wreck tore the coaches from the rails. A second fatality occurred eighteen miles away when another funnel struck. Rescue efforts were hindered by a cloud burst and rain. James Anderson of Montesano Washington died after being thrown through a window. Andrew Hatledal perished in a storm cellar collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Moorhead
Minn
Great Northern
North Dakota
Minnesota
James Anderson
Montesano
Wash
Andrew Hatledal
Tister
Miners Strike Rolls Across Western Pennsylvania
More than five thousand miners walked out in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia as district leaders planned a further callout of up to four thousand. In Washington County 1,300 men joined the strike. 13 more strike orders were anticipated for Allegheny and Washington counties next week. In Fayette County the strike spread to the Mott Sterling Gas Coal Company mine at Point Marion while 800 men returned to work at Fancy Hill. wage disputes and low pay prompted the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Virginis
Washington County
National Miners’ Union
PT. Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Allegheny
Washington
Fayette County
Mott Sterling Gas Coal Company
Point Marion
West Virginia
Fancy Hill
Tabor
Steel hits new 1923 low on at 90 percent drop
United States Steel Common stock fell to a new low not seen since 1923 as heavy selling swept the market. Prices slipped quickly on the exchange, closing about 1 percent lower, with widespread weakness across the steel sector and other major listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
the Stock Exchange
First Circus of the Season Set to Parade Here Tomorrow
Barnett Bros. circus arrives from Titusville and will stage afternoon and evening performances with a noon parade. The show features flying human butterflies, bareback riders, gymnastic acts, clowns, and a five mile street parade. Vendors offer peanuts and other circus fare. The troupe promises a clean, face-to-face community experience with no short changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinemunity
Barnett Bros. Circus
Titusville
Atresia
Bagnett Bros. Circus
Erie Crawford District To Remain Unchanged In Reapportionment
Harrisburg May 25 Unite Press reports the state legislature reached a compromise on congressional district reapportionment. The plan draws 20 districts, preserving Erie and Crawford in the 28th district with other districts listed by region and county, ending weeks of legislative deadlock between the Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite
Harrisburg
State Sénate
House of Representatives
Copige
General Assembly
Senate
House
Guv. Pinchot
Joseph R. Grundy
Philadelphia
Delaware
Lehigh and Bucks
Lancaster
Chester
Northumberland
Selingukly
Berlin
Bradford
Susquehanne
Sullivan
Wyoming
Wayne
Pike
Montour
Columbia
Molton
Potter
Tioga
Cameron
Clinton
Tinion
Snyder
Berry
Cumberland
Dauphin
Lebanon
Warren
Mercer
Venange
Forest
Clarion
Wike
Monroe
Carbon
Franklin
Adama
York
Clearfield
Centre
Blair
Fayette and Somerset
Washington and Greene
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Erie
Crawford
Otter
Allegheny
Impeachment move urged for Tennessee governor Horton
Tennessee House of Representatives today recommended impeachment of Governor Horton after findings labeled admitting and uncontroversial facts as warranting impeachment. In other items, Pennsylvania's James Boyd elected president pro tem. Jacksonville's Lees and Brossy set endurance flight record. Rosemary Lyons faces liquor conspiracy charges in Kansas City. New Kensington plant to close indefinitely after June 16. Sea Fox yacht fire possibly claimed several young lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Nashville
Henry H Horton
Tennessee House of Representatives
Kansas City
Rosemary Lyons
World Today
New Kensington
Pennsylvania Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
New Kensington Dispatch
Llé
New York
Long Island Sound
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
WHAP NBC presents Black and Gold Robot Orchestras. WIZ NBC offers Dixie Spiritual Singers at 1:00. WEAR NBC airs Birthday Party at 8:00. WABG GBS presents Detective Sketch at 8:39. WABG CBS closes with Radio Roundup at 10:31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Network
WIZ
Dixie Spiritual Singers
WEAR
WABG
GBS
CBS Network
Pennsylvanias $16 Million Electric Locomotive Order
Pittsburgh dispatch May 28 reports a $16,000,000 order for 150 electric locomotives placed by Pennsylvania Railroad with Westinghouse Electric and other firms. Ninety locomotives will serve fast passenger routes and eighty fast freight. Forty-three units are due this year, others in early 1983, part of the electrification program along the New York to Washington line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York States
Wis
Gallroid Nus
Westingnouse Electric and Mune Machining Company
Gen
Eral Electric Go
Westingnous
Philadelphia
John P. Deasy
The
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Arrests Likely in Erie Arson Ring Probe
Meadville Journal reports more arrests possible in the arson ring tied to fires across Rye Crawford and Warren counties. Five Erie men remain in Crawford custody as attorney Culbertson prosecutes. Bail set at 5000 for Frank Girardot and one other. three suspects waived hearings. Investigator Allen travels for more evidence. further developments expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Rye
Crawford
Warren
Journal
Meadville
Erie
Crawford County
Nore
Tiatriet
Culbertson
Allen
Troy
C. Harrison Lund
Frank Girardot
Edinboro Professor Urges Global Peace at Kiwanis Talk
H. J. Barrett of Edinboro State Teachers College spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Memorial Day eve, urging world citizenship and international understanding as steps toward abolishing war. He highlighted international textbooks, universal education, and intercultural exchange as keys to lasting peace, receiving warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
H. J. Barrett
Edinboro State Teachers
Bainboro
Barrett
Drew Named To Bench Rule Will Succeed Keith
The Pennsylvania Senate confirmed the nominations of James B. Drew of Pittsburgh as state Supreme Court justice and James N. Rule of Washington as state superintendent of public instruction. Governor Pinchot named Drew to replace the late Sylvester B. Sacher and Rule to replace the late Dr. John Keith. Both appointments were unanimously approved by the Senate committee on executive nominations and then by the full chamber. Drew, 64, previously served on the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas and was elected on the Republican ticket. Rule, a Washington Jefferson College graduate, joined the state education department in 1921 and became first deputy state superintendent, with temporary superintendent duties before Keith’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Senate
Durge Jamies B. Drew
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
James N. Rtule
Washington
Pinchot
Drew
State Superior Court
Davis-Brown
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Rule
Washington Jefferson College
State Department of Education
Keith
James Benn
Walter Glasgow
Fisher
Buddy Poppy Sale Completed Here Friday
Veterans of Foreign Wars Lieut Archig W Thompson Post plans another street sale after last Saturdays poor weather. May 26 is set for Friday canvass with proceeds aiding disabled veterans and relief work. Ladies Auxiliary will run the sale, with hopes for strong street support and higher proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Archig W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Werther
USA
Priday
Wareten Ware
Record of Piccard Kipfer Balloon Flight Height 16000 Meters
Reports from Innsbruck and Augsburg detail Professor Auguste Piccard and Charles Kipfer’s high altitude balloon ascent in the Tyrolean Alps near Gurgl. Conflicting dispatches claim reach to 16,000 meters may have been achieved, with rescue teams deployed as expeditions search for the airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innseruck
Austria
Auguste Pleean
Charles ‘Kipfer
Gssibtatiz
Gurg
Perney
Vollay
Gurel
Tyrulese Alps
Gurgl
Sp. m. Bhrlin
Innesbruck
Otley
Ayeguste
Piccard
Charles’ Lipfetswere
Bamptkogel Glacier
Augsburg
Bayarii
Outer Space
Prof
Auguste Piccard
Charles Kiptee
High Athlete Breaks Collar Bone In Game
Kenneth Jackson 18 son of Earl and Mrs Jackson, a renowned high school athlete, fractured his collar bone during a Warren vs Corry high school game. He will miss a month. Doctors say he suffered serious injury after being struck during a putout attempt. A benefit game is planned to aid the injured player and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jackson
Warren
Earl Jackson
Corry
Jackson
Aeray
Din ‘Dloed
Dave
Tool
Gino
Danny High
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hnatyszyn
K. T
Western
Penn
Age—dockwdgers Meeting
Hotel
S. W. Stewart
F. T. Babpill
M. L. Brown
Hastings Jones
H. J. Davis
Murray R. Olds
Sherrick
Hunt
Benny Lamont
Benny, Jr
Josep Pope
Baltimore, Md
Erie-Crawford
Bulletins
James 5. Boyd
Montgomery
Pennsylvania State
Jacksonville
Walter Lees
Fred Brossy
Packard Plang
PRR
Prof. Barrett OF
Edinboro
Rule Will
J. N. Rule
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!