Dividend Declared by Kennécott Copper Company
Directors of the Kennécott Copper Company declare a twenty cent annual dividend payable December 26 to holders of record November 29. Also noted are updates on WPA projects, highway improvements, tax sales postponements, local business openings, gas stocks, liquor store sales, Salvation Army events, and state wage and oil production figures.
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Kennécott Copper Company
Health Benefit Peter Rabbit Play At Corry Junior High
Hundreds of Corry Public School pupils will perform in the eighth annual Health Fund Benefit at Corry Junior High this Thursday and Friday. Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit features Mary Graham as Mother Rabbit and Rosemay Dewey as Flopsy among others. Junior High orchestra will assist, with scenes and songs highlighting garden creatures and vegetables in a two act program.
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Corry Public School
Health Fund
Corry Junior High School
Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter
Mary Graham
Mother Rabbit
Rosemay Dewey
Flopsy
Marjorie Slattery
Mopsy
Doris Stowe
Cottontail
Jimmie Henger
McGregor
Box Social Enjoyed by Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Last night members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge and guests enjoyed a social at the I O O F hall after business hours with a box social. Richard Rossbacher acted as actioneer and the boxes drew a healthy sum. Mrs AH Homer and Mrs P L Swanson won prizes in cards and Hokum for entertainment.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Richard Rossbacher
Homer
P. L. Swanson
Vegetables take the stage in junior school concert scene
Peter and Vegetable Chorus features the Farmers and Parmerettes from Junior Elementary with 4th and 5th graders performing segments like Scene-Home of the Rabbits and March of the Vegetables. Finale highlights There’s a Need Today. Ensembl provides the nutty, rollicking wrap.
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Junior Elem
Mother Rabbit
Peter
McGregor
Concord
Fairview
Washington
Harding
Peter and Vegetable Chorus
St. Tit
Three Earle Policies Face Court Rulings
Harrisburg reports the George Earle administration watches three key laws in the State Supreme Court. The State Authority Act, the State Income Tax Act, and a beer law section on licensing fees for district directors loom as tests. The income tax would fund schools, authority would manage federal work relief projects, including a new $6 million Revenue Department building.
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State Authority
State Supreme Court
Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Ejrle
Commonwealth
Pedersl
State Department of Revenue
State Capitol Group
High Court
Appeal for Red Cross support drives local effort
Corry chapter officers report progress in a Roll Call drive to recruit Red Cross members by Thanksgiving Day. Ward committees canvassed districts with mixed results and urge householders to join or renew at $1 while noting home relief support stays local and ongoing.
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Corry
Red Cross
The
Red Grose
J. J. Haight
Poisoned soda sickens many and kills family
Health officials report hundreds exposed after drinking poisoned soda from barrels at a department store. Miss Hand, Miss Ogle, and Terry’s family fell ill or died. two-pound evidence bags contained poison. Investigators consider deliberate contamination or prior use as pesticide containers.
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Geigler
Joe Rosenthal
Nodea
Soda Co
Geiger
Ernest St. Louis
Lnuld
Union City and Corry 1.0 C F in Card Tourney
Keen interest has risen among Odd Fellows in Corry and Union City as a winter card tournament opens in Union City on Tuesday November 26. The next games move to Corry on December 18 with January and February matches scheduled. Cribbage pepper and 500 are planned with four players per team under committee rules led by F. H. Hillyer Ed Sturdevant Elof Dahl and W W Auer.
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Odd Fellows
Cony
Union City
Corry
Cribbage
Pepper
Hoyle
F. H. Hillyer
Ed Sturdevant
Elof Dahl
W. W. Auer
Carry High School Football Dinner Honors Team At Maple Ave
Mrs Andrew Paulson hosted a dinner for the Carry High School football team at her Maple Avenue home. A six o clock chicken meal for twenty featured orange and black table decor and football themed favors. Remarks were given by coach Byler Kirk Sawyer the manager and team members.
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Carry
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Byler
Kirk Sawyer
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Northwestern Pennsylvania Wiremen's Association
Greenville
William Flinn
Butler
of City Chamber of Commerce
Harle
Warren van Dyke
Finn
Buffalo
N. Y
George Malios
Root Furniture
South Center Street
WPA
Works Progress Administration
American Petroleum Institute
Liquor Control Board Today
Charles Mebling
Salvation Army
Pittsburgh
East Washinton Street
State Board of Pardons
Pennsylynia
Joseph Iavie
Russell Swanson
North Hast
Bradford
Allegheny
Oil City
Cerricle
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Roland N. Benjamin
Bradford County
Warm Bureau Federation
Consumers’ Purchasing Movement and Credit Union
Coats
Pilgrim Fathers
John Alden
Priscilla
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Corry Boy Chevrolet
Harold W. Howard
Wesley H. Howard
Baltimore
Chevrolet Motor Company
BOX Social
Earle
Union City and Corry
C.F
Card Tourney
American Gas Association Testing Laboratories
Pennsylvania Gas Co
West Main Street