Hawt luminary dies at home after long tenure in town
A renowned local luminary, longtime in the area for over six decades, died at his home yesterday following a brief illness. J John Herry J Ricke, janitor at Union Street School in Titusville, was transported from the hospital to his home after a fall on October 26 left him with fractured ribs and back injuries. The town notes a Chevrolet promotion at Thomas Motor Co. and a Ladies Aid meeting planned at the Haglind home Thursday afternoon.
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Edy Street
Nviveit Park
Emerson Woail
Tearnwill
Lumiberman
Yester
J Ihn
Herry
J. Ricke
Janitay
Union Sirenk Scheel
Titusville
Ricke
Coteter
Thomas Motor Co
Ladies Aid Society
ULB
Cioreh
T. Haglind
Van’s Auto Service
New crop of budded walnuts and local notices
City and Vicinity: notices about a new crop and various local events. Meetings at the New Bra Club and U B Church. Roller skating at the 4 It Stace Armory. A damages suit for 5426.60 filed by Loyal C McCandless and wife against C D Norrin over a December 1934 Route 5 accident. Arraignment for non-support of Charles Seeley. Motors and auto service ads. Death of Albert N Comp. Jamestown election parade. Westfield and Mina dry or wet vote results. Oil City Glass Bottle plant to close for new machinery costing 30,000 to 40,000. State Armory roller skating crowd.
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J. Wilcox
C. S. Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Wesley
Franklin
McCundless
Joseph 4H. Norris
Charles Scoley
Pittsfield
Pearnt Glenke E Nelson
Warren
Iva Seeley
Van's Auto Service
Ave
Flaigh Batharbo
Albert N. Comp
Jamiewi
Ness
Meadville
Democrate
Jamestown
Jamestons
R. R. Underwood
Knox Glass Associates
Undergood
State Armory
Union City High School
Former Corry Boy Stricken
John A Shields age 32 formerly of Corry died at 6 50 this morning at Salem Hospital in Penns Grove Pennsylvania where he worked for Salem Coach Company He had been ill since Saturday and critically ill since yesterday afternoon His father John Shields of Corry and two sisters Miss Anna Shields of Corry and Sister Mary Berchmans of Pittsburgh and a brother Leo survive The body will be brought to Corry Thursday morning Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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John A. Shields
Dommerly
Salem Hospital
Penn's Grove
Salem Coach Company
John Shields
Corry
Mr. Shields
Anna Shields
Mary Berchmans
Garner Sleeps as Votes Still Mount
In Uvalde Texas on November 4, Vice President John N Garner, known for turning in early, did not learn until morning that his Republican opponent conceded the race at midnight, signaling Garner’s re election to the vice presidency.
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Uvalde
Tex
John Nanve Garner
United States
Edinboro Educator Speaks at Corry Rotary Dinner
Eilenberger, supervisor of the Edinboro Practice School, spoke at the Corry Rotary Club dinner in the Hotel Corry during National Education Week. The talk introduced educational ideals. Nineteen members and two guests attended, including Dr. Carmen Rass of Edinboro and L. B. Page of Pittsburgh.
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OW. Eilenberger
Edinboro State
Death claims Mrs Winnie Salisbury in Oil City
The body of Mrs. Winnie Salisbury 49 Manning Street Oil City was moved to Bracken Keating funeral home for viewing before services at St Thorns chapel Tuesday at 9. Interment will be private at St Thomas cemetery. She died from heart complications leaving four daughters and three sons with Corry relatives noted.
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Winnie Salisbury
Oil City
Manning Street
Bracken-Keating
St. Thorns
Oveleck
St. Thomas Cemetery
Salisbury
Roosevelt Wins Landslide Victory In Unprecedented Swing
Franklin D Roosevelt secured a sweeping landslide victory for re election as president of the United States. Alf Landon conceded defeat with a gracious telegram, prompting Roosevelt and aides to acknowledge the nationwide support and pledge to unite for the common good.
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United Press
Hyde. Park
N. Y
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Alf
Americing
Roosevelt Manor House
Hudson River
Race of supermen forecast in Vienna by Voronoff
Dr Serge Voronoff, originator of the monkey graft treatment, claims a new medical process found in Vienna could transform the present human race into superior beings. The assertion follows his controversial pioneering work and prompts debate among scientists.
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Vienna
Serge Voronoff
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All-Way Electric Company
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