Storm and remodel plans shift use of Benidr High auditorium
Storm and cold wave sweep eastward prompts limited use of the Benidr High School auditorium. Superintendent A W McCoy proposes extensive remodeling to allow school programs only, including widened aisles, new exits, fire curtain, and emergency lighting. Board weighs feasibility and future access for public gatherings.
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Benidr
A. W. McCoy
Meadyiile
Supeignor
Mes Coyting
Audi
McCoy
Havinie
Auditoriain
Two Die One Hurt In Erie Auto Wrecks
In Erie, an eleven year old, Nova Johns, was run down by a motorist J. J Spacher and taken to St. Vincent's Hospital after injuries in a crash. Addie Woods of Bunn Valley died after a brain operation aimed at relieving pressure following injuries from a September automobile accident in which her husband was killed. Leroy Shepherd, 25, of Cambridge Springs, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from injuries after a vehicle he drove overturned on the highway.
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Nova Johns
St. Vincents Hospital
Julien
J. J Spacher
Erie
Addie Woods
Bunn Valley
Nose
Hux Gan
Tocal
Woods
Fileté Consciousnais
Leroy Shepherd
Cambridge ‘Springs
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cambridge Springs
Josph Véach
Panda
Wily Lely
Radio thief given sentence in prison
Ryn Stoddard known as radio thief received an additional sentence of less than two years and not more than five years in Auburn prison after pleading guilty in Mayville Supreme Court to third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny. He had earlier drawn six months in Monroe county penitentia ry for stealing a radio set from a Remus Point garage. The case involved multiple stolen sets linked to Louis Kelsey and Glen Ruggles, with authorities citing ties to a wartime city dispute and an automobile purchase default.
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Tory
Auburn
Supreme Court
Mayville
Edward R. O'Malley
Stoddard
Monroy County
Remus Point
Varius
Aubury
Tiogin
Monroes
Louis Kelsey
East Main
Kelsey
Glen Ruggles
Columbus
Phantangia
SIU
Westward Ho Grounded Off Liftshoro Light
Miami dispatch reports the steamship Westward Ho run aground two miles south of Liftshoro Light. Tug Warbler, with Captain Show aboard, stood by and efforts to refloat the grounded vessel were under way.
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Fla
United Press
Westward Ho
Warbler
Rotarians To Join Erie Club In Joint Meeting
Corry Rotary Club members will join Erie Rotarians for a dinner meeting in Erie next week. Ed Kelsey of Toledo will address the group. Corry members and their ladies will attend, replacing the regular Tuesday session. A December 14 visit by District Senator Joseph Hanley is anticipated with plans for entertaining the district leader.
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Erie Rotarians
Erie
Kelsey
Toledo
Corry Club
Gorry Club
Yanifouteny
Edinboro State Normal School
Corry
Nau
Lester Strohim
Lucile Murray
G. W. Aburnhnobst
Dunkirk
L. J. Albrecht
Cleveland
Cory
Cory Rotarians Are Looking Forward Fn Keer
City
Joseph Hanley
Finley
Perry
N. Y
Hull
Dennis Cas Delayed in Prohibition Case and Related Matters
The VeNus prohibition case did not go to trial this afternoon with District Attorney Davis reporting. The Corry bodtloner was expected to face trial Wednesday. Theodore Holligter's case for allowing a drunk driver to operate a vehicle also not taken up, with a plea of Guilty not yet pursued. Joseph Nemit of Belmont, New York, attends services for his sister Mia Edward Met, held this afternoon.
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Apanil & Delage
Davis
Aithough Bolie Way
Corry Bodtloner
Theodore Holligter
Fiplliater
Joseph Nenit
Belmont
N.Y
Mia
Edward
Izaak Walton League Rally Held in Corry
The Corry Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America held its annual rally at the East Main street hostelry with a supper and a session. G J Shafer was renamed president, Ralph Ely vice president, and G A Gilson secretary treasurer as officers were reelected. Honorary president WE Wright, a famed local sportsman, was named and praised for conservation work. The chapter endorsed the Anti-Partition bill and condemned vandals destroying property near fields, while plans discussed for dam repair at Lake Columbus and funds to rebuild Simicttire next summer.
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Walton Leagie
America
East Main Street
Shaffer
Cove *Ry
Winder
G J Shafter
Ralph Ely
G. A. Gilson
Sind Freasurer
WE. Wright
Wright
C. L. Pitchford
Lake Columbus
League
Teast Wiltoh
Cate
Ghinter
Tiong
Willis
Amateur Athletic Union Plans Policy Discussion in Baltimore
United Press reports in Baltimore that amateur athletic leaders will meet to discuss policy after an invitation by Murray Hulbert president of the organization. The meeting aims to chart future directions for the association and address governance matters.
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Baltimore
Pnat
Dion
Vere Saratelay
Murray Hulbert
Derry School Board approves routine matters and repairs
Reports to the Derry School District Board show 85 072.01 in the treasury as of November 2 and tax figures around 895 000 in property tax. Per capita assessments hover near 25028 with 12 491 uncollected and 15 579 due for district payment. Board members Monroy Loveland Hillstrom and Mrs. E C Barnes attended. A Valley Camp Coal Company request to raise to 6.0 cents per ton was referred to the property committee. Auditorium and junior high needs, repairs, and railing plans were discussed. Superintendent Dewey filed a routine report including 58-59% October attendance and new equipment orders for the Commercial department. Funds transfers and rental rates for the Junior High Gymnasium were adjusted to allow class work at 3.40 per hour. The meeting proceeded to bills and adjourned.
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Board of Education
Ogra Bon
Utica
Wetool Treasury
G. J. Gordon
Messrs
Monroy
Loveland, Hillstrom
EC. Barnes
Valley Camp Coal Company
A. W Macoy
Geiger
Dewey
Ishino
Sekoo
Genera
Youth Freed of Slaying Youth Freed of Slaying
Charles Wise known as the fresh air kid walked free after a jury acquitted him of the murder of 15 year old Niba Vion, a case that marked the youngest defendant to stand trial in the county. The verdict came at dusk with Wise leaving the courthouse for a new home and life.
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Vaneureess Montigellg
Charles Wise
Niba Vion
Fenehér Burl
Radio Features Tonight From WIC WGN WJE And More
Today’s five best radio features present a mix of classical and symphonic programming. Musi in Hartford offers a D A exploration at 8 PM Eastern. Central orchestras and European tour highlights air on WGN and WJE with performances and guest conductors.
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Houp
Musi
Wic Martford
Ardl
WGN
Chicago
Gentral
Wje
Bastic
WAEAQ
Gayral
Women’s -Semphons
Nine Die On Crossing In Houston Morning Tragedy
Nine persons are killed and 25 injured in a crossing disaster in Houston this morning as a Southern Pacific train approaches a level crossing. The incident involved a crowd awaiting a debut of riders at a local event.
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Sy United Rre
Houston
Tey
Southern Precilie
Nexrods
Paul Harvey to Speak Here on Thursday
Paul Harvey former publisher of The International Interpreter will lecture on The Latest Phases of Our International Problem under the Woman's Club April at Hotel Derry. Admission fifty cents for club members and a public audience is invited.
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Hotel Corry
Woman's Club
Paul Harvey
Interational
Derry
Harve
Harvey
Oue
Institute of International Politics
Williamsport
International Chamber of Commerce
Chautaucqua Institution
Chautauqua
Daugherty to Be Retrial Amid Delays and Conspiracy Claims
United Press reports a retrial date for Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas Wye Miller, former Handing administration officials, likely to be filed next Tuesday. Judge Julian Wy Mack set December 10 as the trial start after defense arguments claiming witness delays in Germany. the pair face conspiracy charges related to misused services and the handling of approximately seven million dollars in American Metal Company assets.
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United Press
NEW York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas Wye Miller
Julian Wy Mack
Furcdl
Germany
Daugherty
Miller
Pleads Guilty In Ohio Case Draws 750 Fine
Criminal proceedings against Geo W Stone and his company dropped in common pleas court at level after Stone pleaded guilty to two charges of violating Lie Ghia binesky law. He was fined 750 by Common Pleas Judge Starn in Cleveland. Former Wooster resident Stone led the Stone Co collapse, with several associates nolled or pressed as prosecutors drop seven remaining counts.
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Commonn Pleas
Fevel
Stone
Ohio
Common Pleas
Starn
Wooster
Cleveland Court
Stone W
Cotiity Grand Jury
George W. Stone Co
Stanton
Nolles
Bex
Veterans Concert Ahead as Tax Cut Plan Draws Fire
Veterans prepare for a concert before the ball as President Bridge's tax rebate proposal encounters opposition from Senate leaders and key figures. Norris and Borah attack the plan, arguing surplus should reduce debt rather than cut taxes. Republicans and Democrats see politics in tax relief amid treasury surplus.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Bridge
Treasury
Congress
Norris
Republica
Armistice Day Dance Plans At State Armory
Lieu. A. W. Thompson and Veterans of Foreign Wars members arrange a concert at the State Armory before the Armistice Day dance. Ralph Munsee chairs the cancer committee and lists program selections including solos and dances by Misses Costello, Rita Ressler, Myra Betts Fance, and Miss Garie Johnson. Larson's orchestra will provide music. dancing ends around 1.00. War souvenirs will be displayed at Williams and Nichels Insurance window from the Corry chapter.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vta
State Armory
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Cancer Committee
Myra Betts Fance
Costello
Rita Ressler
John Boland, Jr
Juartette
Carolina Rose
Tare
Comects Biey
Oleh
Larson
Anvsie
Dancity
Post
Williams and Nichels Insurance Office
Corry
Uncle John Urges Cal to Return to Farm
Washington November 9 Uncle John Wilder voices support for Calvin Coolidge returning to Plymouth Vermont to take charge of his farm after touring the nation in vaudeville style to entertain the White House. He praises the president’s hard work and notes Coolidge looks better now and should stay active on the farm.
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Cal
United
Washington
John Wilder
White Horse
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Joni
White Howe
Wes
Uncle John
Ihi
White House
State Probes Herrin Clash In Double Murder Inquiry
Williamson County faces a broadened double murder probe as State's Attorney Arlie Boswell orders the coroner to delay the inquest into the Colp killings of Jeff Stone and John Milroy until more evidence is gathered. Mayor Stone and companion were slain by machine gun fire, suspects fled by car. the report hints a wider scope than planned. Also notes Jamestown to Westfield motor bus service opening on Chautauqua Lake's west shore.
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Williamson County
Soroner
Yor
Jeff Stone
John Milroy
Colp
Arlie Boswell
Bell
Mayor Stone
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