Regular semi monthly meeting OF City Corneil tonight
A semi monthly city council meeting is noted. Candidates and local figures are mentioned, including Gdessle Plate a candidate for Time county recorder who reportedly won a large portion of votes. J M Place recovers from injuries and plans to visit his office during a two week stay in Corry.
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City Corneil
Gdessle Plate
Time County Recorder of Deeds
J. M. Place
Washington, D.C
Mr. Place
Corry
Claude Place
Weight Street
Burglary Attempt On Second Ave Ends With Gun Fire
Two men attempted to break into Joseph Amorosso’s Second Avenue home around 12:30 Sunday morning. Amorosso, awakened by the noise, fired a shotgun as the suspects fled, one west toward Prospect Street and the other along Second Avenue. Police searched two hours without locating the culprits, who were later linked to prior burglaries in the area involving canned fruit.
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Joseph Amorosso
Second Avenue
Bey
Amorosso
Prospect Street
Amorosio
Produce Market In Pittsburgh Wholesale Market Report
United Press reports moderate demand in the Pittsburgh wholesale produce market on November 16. Apples and cabbage show steady prices with varied New York and Pennsylvania varieties listed. onions and potatoes also steady. Butter and eggs quoted. poultry and live stock prices noted. J. J. Haight traveled to Pittsburgh for a few days on business.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Kings
Northern Spies
Virginia
West Virginia
Staymans
Ola Baldwins
Rome
Jonathans
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Red Cross canvass progress toward 1981 memberships
Milon L. Brown, general chairman, reports that final results from the local Red Cross drive will be ready for publication tomorrow. Only one ward reported in this morning with other districts not yet complete. Campaigns in several areas are nearing closure with a goal of 500 memberships, and a strong pickup is needed to reach headquarters targets.
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Red Cross
Havpe
Milon L. Brown
Tate
Hualiiees Selon
Ational Jieadquarters
Fishermen Feared Dead After Dunkirk Storm Capsize
Two local fishermen John Lawrence and Joseph Tomczak were feared lost when their rowboat capsized in a Friday storm on the lake. Coast Guard boats found the overturned craft near Irving, with strong undercurrents hindering recovery and bodies not yet seen days later.
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Lake
Dunkirk
Coast Guard
Searen
Ibod
Les
John Lawrence
Joseph Tomczak
Big Lake
Irving
Dunikirk Crankwall
Hawaiian Band at Rex Theatre Promises Island Charm
The South Sea Islanders a native Hawaiian group of four men and two women will headline at the Rex Theatre this Thursday Friday and Saturday. They arrive direct from New York after an engagement at the Capitol Theatre and will perform Hawaiian songs on steel guitar and dances to accompany Buster Keaton's The Sidewalks of New York.
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South Sea Islanders
Rex Theatre
Buster Keaton
New York
Corry Direct
Capitol Theatre
Gardening Tip: Freshen Houseplants with Damp Sponge
A historic tip suggests soaking a large sponge in water and placing it on the pot soil to help a deceased style of keeping the rouge plant fresh for a week. The plant absorbs sufficient moisture to stay in good condition during your stay.
School Dance Delights Corry Juniors in Large Attendance
One of the largest attended school dances in recent years delighted the Corry High School junior class. The event supported the class play Tom My to be staged in December. The gymnasium was decorated in red and white junior colors with dancing from 8:30 to 11:30. Music by the Dawsonians of North East, Pa pleased attendees, with Titusville football players among the crowd.
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Corry High School
Tom
Dawsonians
North East
Titusville
Postal Workers Honor Kendall Dinner in Pittsburgh
Postal workers of western Pennsylvania plan a Saturday dinner at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh to honor Congressman Samuel A. Kendall for supporting the Saturday half holiday for postal employees. Guests include Congressman M. Kelly, James M. Mead, and national presidents of AFL affiliated postal groups. Organized by postal unions across the region with leaders from Railway Mail, Letter Carriers, Postal Clerks, Rural Carriers, and Motor Vehicle Employees attending.
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William Penn
Pittsburgh
Samuel A. Kendall
Pennsylvania
M. @. Kelly
Congress
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
James M. Mead
Buffalo
N.Y
Kendall
American Federation of Labor
W. M. Collins
Railway Mail Association
Edward A. Gainor
Letter Carriers
Thos. F. Flaherty
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Washington, D. C
Walter D. Weise
Salisbury
J. J. Doherty
Motor Vehicle Employees
Buffalo, N. Y
Pea Eating Utensils in Highteen Century England
In early English practice knives with wide blades ended by a point served to aid eating peas and other soft foods that could slip between a two pronged fork. The description suggests specialized utensils for dining in that era.
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England
North East Woman Dies in Gun Mishap
Mrs Elgin Mann 40 of Greenfield township Erie county mother of four was shot in the head by her husband Sunday in front of their home near North East. Mann had borrowed a gun from his brother for a Monday hunt the gun discharged fatally as they reached their front door Coroner Hanley ruled accidental and exonerated the husband. Body taken to Wilson funeral parlors North East. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Orie
Elgin Mann
Greenfield Township
Erie County
Sec|iom
Mann
Quarrel Ends in Man's Death in Pittsburgh
Mrs Laverna Culbertson, 35, of Lebanon suburb, said her husband Albert J. Gilbertson, 27, was accidentally shot as they prepared for a hunting trip. Culbertson was shot in the chest at the Culbertson home. Walker and his wife Hazel were held as suspects. The couple planned to release bond for Laverna. Culbertson’s body to Mt Vernon, Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
Albert J. Gilbertson
Laverna Culbertson
Lebanon
Culbertson
Robert Walker
Vernon
Walker
Hazel
Mt. Vernon
George
William
Divine Right Ting Tames 1 quote echoes royal sanction
A historical quotation notes a defender of divine right after Queen Elizabeth's era. The speaker condemns questioning the king as akin to doubting God, framing political authority as sacred and unchallengeable. The line reflects ongoing conflict between monarchy and religious legitimacy.
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Ting Tames 1
Queen Elizabeth
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