Patterson elected mayor in citywide vote
Patterson won the mayoral race defeating Ream while A L Walex Stanford and others contended for council seats. First ward gave Patterson a 106 margin as Brown Alexander Howard Sessle trailed in council races. Final city totals listed: Patterson 616 Ream 472 with other candidates including Walex 472 Stanford 404 Brown 640 Alexander 418 Howard 472 Sessle 448 Trooks 425 Richards 386 Wright 376.
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Patterson
Journal Man
K.P. Ly
Journal Tan
Luvana
Journal
Ream
Vontraller
Palen
C. ¥. Brown
C. L. Alexander
Frank G. Howard
Charlew M. Sessle
Horton Trooks
Local Election Roster Details for Mayor and Council
The document lists candidates and vote tallies for city offices. Mayor John B. Patterson and Controller Georgs M. Ream are named with several councilmen including Blanford A. le Wales and Clyde F. Brown. figures such as 41% and 474 appear among the tallies.
Nurses Plan December Bazaar and Dance at Corry Hospital
Nurses at Corry hospital and training school held a meeting to plan a Doll Bazaar and big dance to raise funds for furnishing the Cot tage. Proceeds will support hospital housing, with dolls donated by friends and institutions from across the country including England.
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Corry Hospital
Scho
England
Bond issues and local races marked by decisive votes
Early results show a $40,000,000 highway bond likely defeated by about 150,000 votes. In Pittsburgh Armstrong leads Porter by around 400 for mayor. Henderson and Kephart may top for Superior Court. McKeeport backs Lysle over Hunter, and Uniontown elects Warman mayor with Third Class City measure passing. Continuous results across several towns indicate shifting political outcomes.
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Walted Press
Pittsburg
Armstrong
Olver Penrose
Didate
Porter
Flynn- McGee
Pittsburrg
Henderson
Kephart
Superior Court
United Press
McKeeesport
Clark
George M. Lysle
Hunter
Uniontown
Warman
Hannon
Miso
Waited Press
Connelfsyile
Marietta
Kurtz
Waller
Rieber
Common’ Pleas
Hinninger
Dry
Local man sought by post office inspectors arrested in Corry
Federal post office officials arrived in Corry to detain C. R. O. Miller who ran the Patterson greenhouses at North Corry. Miller, linked to fraudulent mail use, made heavy wholesale purchases and fled before a hearing set for Monday. He had been sued by a New York firm.
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Post Office Department
C. R. O. Miller
Patterson
North Corry
A. W. Warren
Miller
Post Office
Corry
New York
Corry le
Fifty Two Local Firms Represented in Corry Booklet
Fifty two local industrial concerns are to be represented in a Corry booklet by Interstate Corporation now owners of the Corry City Electric Light Co. Mr Weber prepared statistics and secured photos of local plants for the book to be issued soon. The booklet highlights diversity and financial stability of the community and notes railroad facilities and natural manufacturing advantage.
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Corry
Interstate Corporation
Corry City
Reception at Corry Hospital Draws Strong Support
Yesterday's hospital reception raised over a hundred dollars and many articles for Corry Hospital with strong turnout from First ward residents. The Nosplint parlors hosted an evening program featuring Mrs Harriet Mavis Mrs Wesley Howard Miss Gertrude Ampton Mrs George Patterson and others supported by a cornet duet by Mr Waller and Mrs Kaster. Dorothy Waller served as accompanist.
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Corry Hospital
Harriet Mavis
Wesley Howard
Gertrude Amlton
George Patterson
Margaret Mahle
Waller
Kaster
Dorothy Waller
T He van
President Extends Congratulations on Election Results
President Wilson sent congratulatory messages to winning candidates after returns from New Jersey Massachusetts Maryland and Cleveland. He praised Wales Massachusetts governor winner and highlighted Democratic gains including Helder New Jersey mayor Taber Cleveland and Maryland senatorial victory.
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United Prows
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
Cleveland
Wilkin
Wales
Helder
Taber
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Alexander, Sessle
Howard
Haibach
Laird
Leslie
Wittmann
James Keefe
Jas. Richards
James H. Wright
Elnot Jonn B. Patterson
Our
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
John B. Patterson
Georgs M Ream
Blanford A. le Wales
la Mexander
Horton Brooks
Clyde F. Brown
Frank C. Howard
Jamus Richards
Nan Chas M. Salale
James Ho Wright
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Iy United Press
Harelsburg
P. C
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Wilson
COR Orga USA
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
Pres
F. K. Russell
C. T. Conarro
ENS National Bank
States
Tory
Corry, PA
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