Hallowe'en Parade Draws 1000 Pupil Participants in Corry
Corry eyes lit as about 1000 pupils joined a grand Hallowe'en parade led by the Corry High and elementary schools. Hundreds lined First Avenue to Main then Center, admiring decorated floats and costumes in support of better schools and a bond issue.
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Beriwujy Brop
Sam Tacabyorn 8 Company
Aslan Gould
Marion Berry
Kaltview
Wilcox
Cook
Irene Noylan
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Amon
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Viggisia Boslis
General Wholewle Co
Dorothy Loveland
Scarlet fever cases decline say health authorities
Health officials report scarlet fever cases easing with no immediate large outbreak. Officer Dunkle notes two fever caves found in the park area over two months, with several chickenpox diphtheria and whooping cough cases also mild. Quarantine relaxed as conditions improve.
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Man shoots wife in New Jersey personal crisis report
In North Bergen New Jersey on November 1 Frederick Germania shot and killed his wife Margaret with a revolver at close range. Police and a surgeon confirmed the fatal head wound as self inflicted by Germania following an earlier dispute. Community celebration details followed the tragedy with reports from local schools and businesses noting various games and prizes.
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Frederick Germania
Margaret
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Corry Man Named Deputy U S Marshal
John Nontin of Corry was sworn in as Deputy United States Marshal by Clerk J Wood Cline. Deputy Avntini will replace Ira McCloskey who resigned. Austin Was appointed by U S Marshal Jayne Me Seeger and notified by telegram. He served as captain of Company A, 16th Pennsylvania in the Spanish American War and Porto Rico. a well known Corry citizen receives congratulations from many friends.
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Gorey Masta
Itaten
Innocence claims in Hall Mills murder case in New Jersey
Frances Hall declared her innocence in the Hall Mills murder case during a United Press interview in New Brunswick New Jersey. She faced questions about the pastor's widow and potential involvement, while Mussolini announced Italy's Fascist government would restore the country’s soul and disciplined ministers.
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Poison cake arrest near cotd slavery tale
United Press reports Nora Moore, 17, of Philadelphia, sold into slavery by her mother and abandoned by a white man. Found unconscious on railroad tracks near Here Ste lant last night, hands and feet tied. A passing car took her to a hospital. police suspect kidnapping and assault.
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Poison cake case nets suspect after deadly mail threat
United Press reports an arrest in a case involving poison cakes sent to Nyaid Mes W. We Steerett of Devon. The laced fruit cake caused the death of Sterrett and serious illness of his wife. Detectives pursue the culprit as two teams hunt by mail, with cake evidence under analysis by police.
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Nyaid
Halloween Celebration in Columbus Dazzles Local Crowd
Columbus residents gathered for a large Halloween event with a city parade won by the high school team, a second-place finish for the Rebekah group, and notable prizes for individual participants including Myvi Charlee Stormes and Nelson Trigenit. John Bunnell and Alice Dodd earned juvenile honors as dancing and games entertained attendees.
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Myvi Charlee Stormes
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Nelson
John Bunnell
Alice Dodd
Collection of Garments for Needlework Guild Event
The regular collection of garments by the Needlework Guild of America will be held at Prevbg ation church on Fete afternoon at 4 o'clock. The public is invited to attend and the guild members will prepare and contribute, with emphasis on proper presentation and regulation of entries.
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Painless childbirth hailed as medical discovery in Columbus
In Columbus on November 6 a report from the National Anaesthesia Research Ravinty details painless childbirth via nitrous oxide oxygen administration. Dr Arthur B Guedel, Indianapolis obstetrician, credited with the anesthetic's discovery, touts safe mother delivery with fewer complications and pain. The Fraternal Tometosurartce Society invites members to a meeting in Eastern Story Hall. uninvited attendees urged to bring a pump and pins.
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Phuredey Eveninur
M'Gahen Corry Man Fatally Injured In Train Rundown
James McGahon of Erie was fatally injured when struck by a Pennsylvania train near Erie's Jare yesterday afternoon and died at St Vincent's hospital. L. P. Knowlton, a prominent employer, died in Cleveland last night. Corry's J. Mackres retired after 40 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad at Oil City amid a local farewell.
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Large Barn Burns With Heavy Losses
Fire of unknown origin today destroyed the Archie Gapyell farm barn at Columbus, consuming the structure and its contents. The blaze, starting about o clock in the morning, left only a cow and foal alive from eight tons and a pony quartered inside. many tons of hay and valuable farm equipment were lost. Insurance coverage is only partial.
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Archie Gapyell Farms
Materes Apa
Masquerade Dance At Armory Draws Big Crowd
Over two hundred couples attended the masquerade dance at the state Armory last evening under the auspices of Company A Corry wand. Rathlun's orchestra provided music for the occasion and the crowd danced until one o'clock. The event featured grotesque costumes and guests including Claude Messenger, Mr Jerome Haight, Mrs Omay Chats, and Mrs Jatin MacInnes. A meeting date has been changed to Thursday.
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State Briefs From Wilkes Barre And Nearby Areas
State brief items report a fatal accident in Wilkes Barre with a man killed by a bottle in a tree, a possible move of Lacks railroad shops from Scranton to Rings land, along with multiple minor incidents across Allentown and Harrisburg including accidents and a forester urging hunter safety amid forest fire risks. Local officials discuss road contracts in Lehigh and York counties as political touring figures campaign in the region.
Funeral Services for Mrs Arthur Deschamp
Funeral services for Mrs Arthur Deschamp were held in Tusway on Friday afternoon at 2 oclock. The pastor M Melntyr officiated with music and many relatives and friends in attendance. Floral tributes were sent by friends and relatives helped bear the casket. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Pina Grove
Town Wrecked by Cyclone in Webs City
A cyclone struck Webs City Missouri on November 1 killing one woman and injuring several others. The storm cut power, halted street lighting, and caused about 60 thousand dollars in damage while volunteers aided rescue and care at local hospitals.
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