Corry Evening Journal publication details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday. Lists address at West South Street Corry Pa and staff including Arthur Corgrove as publisher. Mentions advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh and mail rate information for subscriptions and carrier copies.
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West South Streat
Corry
A. D
Colegrove
Arthur Corgrove
Puplisher National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
40Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Republicans Call For New Party Leaders
Republicans call for a reorganized leadership as a postwar defeat spurs the rise of new voices led by Nicholas Murray Butler. The speech targets young Republicans to rebuild the party, with veterans like Smoot Moses Watson and Jones stepping back, signaling a major shift in Senate power and strategy for Progressive era dynamics.
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Sea Great Whig
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
Tullen
Republican Old Guard
Senate
Smoot
Mosés
Watson
Administration
Wesley Jones
Washington
High Giee
Moses
Rosa Smoot
High Protection Advocates
Tm New York State
James Wadsworth
Ogden Mills
Hobver
Teis
Hoover
de. Butler
Buncombe
George Bray Reported Severely Ill at Home
George Bray is seriously ill at his home on West Waynd Street after a crossing incident. Bray is a well known local figure in the area and news of his condition is awaited by residents.
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George Bray
Bray
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files Selections
The article notes investigations and local notices from the era. Adjutant E. Prop of the Salvation Army was found near Corry after a freight train incident, believed to have fallen while en route to Meadville. Walter A. Shuss, photographer, installed a light cabinet for photo negatives. Contractors started excavating for a new building. The American LaFrance fire truck, recently exhibited, was shipped for official testing. Mrs. W. M. Brightman visited from North East and planned travel to California.
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Propety
Brookville
Salvation Army
Erie
Corry
Garry Iron Meadville
Uurt
Meadville
Ilusville
WMS
Walter A. Shuss
North Center Street
Hollywood makeup rules light on stars in film shops
Hollywood film makeup habits shift toward minimal use. Stars Miriam Hopkins Kay Francis and Herbert Marshall vary in application with many actors wearing little or no makeup during filming. Modern studios offer dozens of browns powders and myriad bases, while older heavy greasepaint is fading as filmmakers favor natural tones.
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Hollywood
Weir Paiil
Miriam Hopkins
Kay Francis
Herbert Marshall
Lionel Barrymore
Antrestes
Ernst Lubitsch
Wally Westmore
Paramount
George Tancraft
Stock Exchange Leader to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting
Cameron Beck director of personnel at the New York Stock Exchange will address the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry Friday noon and speak to a high school group at 3 pm. He will discuss employer employee relations and character needed for business success, citing his extensive experience across schools banks and clubs.
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Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Beck
Coumtry
Jarry
Bankers Associations
Gameron Beck
Funeral services for Mrs Bachofner in Gerry
Funeral services in memory of Mrs Henry Bacholner, a well known Gerry resident, were held at St Pauls Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Prayer services were at the home 135 Male avenue at 2 o clock. Rev William Hall officiated. Burial followed at Pins Grove cemetery. Bearers included Ernest Bachomer Rudolph Bachemer Benjamin Goring Joha Goring Willian Goring and Henry Goring. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Slater Mrs Albert Burnett Louis Andrews of Titusville.
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Henry Bacholner
Gerry
St. Paul's Litheran Church
Male Avenue
William Hall
Pins Grove
Iiterment
Ernest Bachomer
Rudolph Bachemer
Benjamin Goring
Joha Goring
Willian Goring
Henry Goring
Henry Slater
Albert Burnett
Trie
Louis Andrews
Titusville
Funds Aid Pymatuning Project In Crawford County
Staley announces $30,000 of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds made available to continue clearing land for the Pymatuning reservoir project in Crawford County begun in 1930s. Emergency relief funds will clear timber and swamp lands in northeast section to maintain a migratory bird refuge. Balance of a $150,000 request hoped to come through. Camp relocations noted as work proceeds. The reservoir will cover about 16420 acres with a 70 mile shoreline to supply water for Shenango and Beaver river communities and help flood control.
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Harrisbury
NOY
Sti
Lewis
Staley
Water and Power Resources Board
Department of Forests and Waters
Wintinee Corporation
Pymatining
Crawford County
Pymatuning
Flow Tine
Shenango
Beaver
Aged Merchant Dies in Ripley
George Marks Ham aged merchant and longtime Ripley resident died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Born in Arkwright, he was the second of five brothers. only Holly Ham survives, residing in Ripley. He spent most of his life in Chattanooga County and was about to age out of his years when death occurred around 2:20 PM.
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Ripley
George Marks ‘Ham
Mark Ham
Mr. Markeham
Chattanoga County
Arkwright
Holly
Meeting of Quaero Club Hosts and Absences
The Tuesday Afternoon Quiero Club met with Mrs Geiger as president was absent and Mrs Anna Wilcox presided. Three members were missing. Members discussed current events and read selections including Discover America by Vick Baum and A Minister's Wife Speaks Out of Her Heart by Anna French Johnson.
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Addie Waggoner
Harding Play Much Enjoyed at School Event
A large Harding Home and School Association gathering enjoyed last evening's entertainment. The play Examination Day was performed by parents of pupils with Mrs. G A Stearns as teacher Arthur Pairchilds played the superintendent. The cast wowed the audience with a bright oral examination and Ruby McCullough presented The Progress of American Activities prior to the show.
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Harding
G. A. Stearns
Arthur Pairchilds
Safety Education Push in Pennsylvan ia Schools
Harrisburg reports safety education is now a key part of public school activity. State Superintendent Dr James N Rule notes traffic and other accident fatalities topped 1 000 in Pennsylvania during 1981. He urges robust programs and school safety patrols, with a new bulletin guiding patrol operation across districts.
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Harrisburg
James N. Rule
Pennsylvania
Dr Rule
Carefu
Department of Public
Department of Public Instruction
Bureau of Highways
National Safety Council
GetS 17 Months Sentence For HoldUp At Erie
Manuel Fratus age 26 of 110 West 4th Street was sentenced to 17 months to three years in the Allegheny County workhouse after Erie County Court convicted him of larceny. Judge Rossiter fined him 11 dollars for contempt of court. Fratus, nicknamed Money, is tied to the Ubus gang accused of robberies and break-ins in Erie. He held up a diner on 921 French Street, escaping with 4 slot a machine, and faces aggravated assault and shooting charges related to attacks on Carl King and others. His brother Joe Fratus and others are under arrest. Peter B. Tarr, 66, long-time Titusville alderman, was tried on assault charges with his brother Eli Tarr.
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Manuel Fratus
Rossiter
Umnitz
Erie Arik
Manuel Frane
West 4Th Street
Allegheny County
Erie County
U. ©. Rosaller
Fratus
Money
John Fratus
Westen
Carl King
4Th
Walnut Streets
Joe Fratus
James Joint
Herb Wilson
Oil City board orders tuition payments to avoid student exclusion
Oil City officials ruled that non resident students attending Oil City schools will be excluded from classes if townships and districts fail to pay owed tuition. Reports show unpaid amounts totaling 10,467 for the current term and 1,485 for the last three months of the prior term.
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Olcupy
Oil City
Abe
Ex Franklin Man Killed in Hunting Accident Near Chagrin Pass
Paul Reis enman a 38 year old former Franklin resident now of Cleveland was killed Tuesday afternoon in a hunting accident near Chagrin Pass, according to a message to his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Riesenman Sr. from Franklin. He was educated at Sacred Heart Academy Franklin St Vincents Beatty Pa and Catholic University of Washington. He was a well known Franklin business man with many sterling qualities and a genial disposition.
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Franklin
Paul Reisenman
Cleveland
Chagrin Pass
Joseph Riesenman
Ik Street
Mr. Riesenman
Wranklin
Sacred Deart Academy of
St. Vincent's School
Beatty
Catholic University of Washington
Riesenman
Busiess
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W. M. Brightman
North East
California
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United Press Staff
Stock Exchange
Bachofner
RFC
New York City
Quaero Club
Mass
Ruby McCullough
Penn
Root Turniturestore
Center Street
Peter B. Tarr
Mesdville
Nasault
Eli ‘Tarr
Paul Riesenman
Pilgrim Fathers
Oil City Trust Company
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Chapin’s
Chiffon and Service
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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