Advertising Rates and Publication Details for Corry Pa
Publisher's National Advertising Representation lists Fred Kimball in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh offices. The notice is entered at Corry post office as third class mail matter with annual and per copy rates. Rates vary by mail or carrier and require town inquiries for advertising costs.
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Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball
46Th St
New Yorke
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Donation Day Aids Struggling Corry Hospital
The Corry Hospital faces a serious crisis as state aid limits and rising costs strain operations. A local Donation Day seeks cash and in kind gifts, with the Bellet Grand and community urged to provide support such as vegetables, fruit, blankets and linen to reduce cash drain and keep the hospital running.
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Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Bellet Grand
Ie Hospital
Fire truck purchase debated by Council and Stanford Hose
Council and members of the Stanford Hose Company should study the fire truck proposal carefully before rushing to buy a new unit for the First ward. The current truck has had major service recently and its future adequacy is debated. Questions arise about raising annual funds for the Hose Company and whether funds should be used to buy for the city. Some suggest using departmental budgets, while others doubt the legal basis of purchasing with relief funds. The council seeks to keep the present truck serviced and maintained as discussion continues.
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Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
Hosa Company
Firemen's Relief Fund
Williams
Coun
Camp Qnett
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Students and Local News
From the Journal files November 18, 1914 Captain Baker of Corry visits the city and the high school gives a talk and explains future prize awards. Corry High girls form a basketball squad coached by Opal Bracken. November 24 is named as nam p loanation day for Corry hospital. Thurston store adds a new tobacco case. Franke A Gotch to wrestle in Olean next week. Paul Fischler to sing at the auditorium Monday evening. John D. Smith of Allegheny stays with Fred Hoenes family. Five damage the home of Mrs Catherine McGraw on East Street. loss slight. Kenneth Gilson returns from Norway and England to spend winter with his parents. Knights of Columbus issue cards for second and third degree exemplification on Thanksgiving Day.
Kenilworth Celebrated in a Look and Learn Quiz
Answers include Sir Walter Scott as the author of Kenilworth question one. Rockwood pottery is noted for Cincinnati. The largest snake is the Python. The most important small fruit is the Strawberry. Venice is identified as the Bride of the Sea.
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Kenilworth
Cincinnati
America
Walter Scott
Rockwood Pottery
Python
Venice
Cow Herds in 40 by 40 Barn Corner Tie
A cow tethered by an 80 foot rope to a barn corner on a 40 foot square barn can graze in a circular sector around the corner. The area depends on rope wrapping around the square, creating partial circles.
Daily Lessons In English By WL Gordon
Vocabulary primer notes mispronunciations spellings and usage. It defines inconpetent and explains pronunciation of Schenectady and common misspellings and word study rule to practice one word daily.
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WL Gordon
Two Missing Girls Sought in Pa and NY
Police seek Irma Ruland and Tya Thurston, both 18 from Russell Pa near Warren, after they fled Monday with handbags and tan jackets. They were seen leaving Warren and may head for Buffalo or Bria, with descriptions broadcast to aid capture.
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Russell
Warren
Pennsylvania
New York State
Irma Ruland
Tya Thurston
Quaero Club Meeting Notes with Columbus Memorial Plans
Miss Louige Ellsworth hosts Quaero Club meeting with seven members and Miss Minnie Jackson of Angelica attending. Discussion includes a Columbus memorial lighthouse design facing Santo Domingo harbor funded by US and Pan American Union committees, plus reading from Humanity Uprooted by Maurice Hindus. Next meeting set for November 24 at Mrs. C H Geiger.
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Louige Ellsworth
Nostesa
Quaero Clu
Minnie Jackson
Angelica
Mrs. Eaton
Santo Domingo
Pan American Union
Maurice Hindus
America
Russia
Quaeto Club
C.H. Geiger
Harding Association Plans Cheerful School Entertainment
About forty parents and friends attended last evening's Harding School meeting. After business, a program of songs papers and stories promoted friendship and cheerfulness. The group announced a Marm my’s Lil Wild Rose play, Christmas entertainment by school children, and a January 19 meeting as December dates limit.
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Harding School
Thomas Messenger
Ruby McCullough
D. J. Clark
Arno Gustafson
R. N. Baker
Home and School Association
Health in China Water and food linked to health fate
Chinese families live under an 1 rule remain too poor to buy food beyond street trades as water supply is inadequate and rivers function as sewers spreading infection among the population.
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China
Talen Ching
Dewares
Charlotte FL Kett
New Christmas Seal Used in '31 Campaign
J Kenneth Winter, executive secretary of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, announces the 31 campaign seals feature a horse drawn sleigh design. Thousands of seals will be sold in Erie County to fund the year ahead. The 25 designs highlight progress in tuberculosis prevention with sanatoriums, clinics, testing, and education. Mrs Mount visits Ripley New York before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenneth Winter
Exe County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Erie City
Countess
Winters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Baker
Union City Enterprise
The
Corry High School
Opal Bracken
Franke A. Gotch
Olean
Paul Fischler
Ohn D. Smith
Allegheny, N
Fred Hoenes
Franklin Street
Catherine McGraw
East Street
Kenneth Gilson
Norway
England
Knights of Columbus
Jim
Joe T
Schenectady
New York
Quaero Club
Clauss
E. E. Guignon
Union City
East End
Chapin
A. P. Mount
R. B. Wetmore
Ripley
Tate
Philco
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
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