Winners in Jack Benny contest announced this afternoon
Winners in the Jack Benny contest conducted with the Jello Big Broadcast tieup are announced. First prize 4 tickets to The Big Broadcast at Rex Theatre goes to Buddy Kinsoy Go Wright iseel. Second prize 1 ticket to Naomi Johnson 1308 White Street. Third prize 2 tickets to Biles Williams 412 West Smith. Fourth prize 2 tickets to Louie Decker Spring Street. Fifth prize 2 tickets to Lois Ferdell 128 Seneca. Single tickets awarded to Ernest Simpson 583 Liberty James Lundy 7 Grove Betty Lundy 7 Grove Jean Gollins 122 Seneca Dor Lundy 7 Grove Ts. Gertruds Decker Spring Thomas Garrity 17 Grove Ruth Garrity 17 Grove Florence HE Stewart 828 Concord. Abandonment of passenger train operations between Ashtabula and a city by the New York Central Railroad authorized by Pennsylvania and Ohio public service commissioners. Frank Morris, patient at Corry Hospital, moved to home on South Center Street. Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Sperry a daughter yesterday at Corry Hospital. Mrs Francis Trackenfield and assistant daughter were returning home Epartandmey R D 2. Mrs Jean Field, once ill at Corty Hospital, improved enough to go home East Smith and Wright Streets.
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Winers
Rex Theatre
Buddy Kinsoy
GO Wright
Iseel
Naomi Johnson
White Street
Biles Williams
West Smith
Voickets
Louie Decker
Spring Street
Lois Ferdell
Seneca
Ernest Simmonson
Liberty
James Lundy
Grove
Betty Lundy
Jean Gollins
Dor Lundy
Ji’s. Gertruds Decker
Spring
Homas Garrity
Ruth Garrity
Florence HE. Stewart
Concord
Meadville and Kane Area News Briefs November 1916
Local items include Meadville Hookless Fastener announcing over 200000 dollars in extra compensation for about 3000 employees, a Christmas card push by Corry Journal, and Circle skating at the Armory. Theft cases in Warren involve six youths pleading nolo contendere over a $2000 property theft from John Cable’s offices. Christmas plans for Kane trade district noted with lighting plans and free electric from West Penn Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilcox
Meadville
W. G. Arthur
Armory
Charles Aulell
Warren County
Lee A. McCracken
John Cable
Warren
Pleasantville
Kane Business
West Penn Power Company
Corry
W. D. Rowe
Corry Florist
East
Wayne Street
Broad ideal for education urged as goal
New Haven November 21 Yale professor Dr Edward S Robinson argues graduate schools must welcome outside forces and broaden ideals of higher learning to sustain education's general advancement He faults overreliance on the PhD as sole scholarly measure noting its prestige and economic value drive students to sacrifice for its attainment while praising broader knowledge and applied study opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frederick Mullen
United Hoke
New Haven
America
Edward S. Robinson
Division of General Studies
Yale University
Robinson
Firthermore
Tadzent
Roosevelt Cruiser Makes Stop On Trip
The cruiser Indianapolis bearing President Franklin D. Roosevelt and its escort, the cruiser Chester, arrived at Port of Spain Trinidad for a six hour refueling stop during the Buenos Aires peace conference voyage. The president, in the warm sun and light seas, took on a consignment of White Horse nails as soon as the ship anchored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OR
Span
Trinidad
Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Car Fatality Ties 1926 Toll Record in Erie
In Erie on November 2 temes Mahay a 60 year old retiree from Conneautville Pa died in Hamot Hospital after being struck October 12 at the 12th and State streets intersection by a vehicle driven by John Weindorf of 709 S Park Avenue. He suffered a leg fracture and hemorrhages per deputy coroner Dr Charles R Leone who opened an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrie
Temes Mahay
Conneautville
Bersemer
Hamot
Priday
Mahar
John Weindorf
S. Park Avenue
12Th
State Streets
Charles R. Leone
Father jailed for refusal to vaccinate child in Carlisle case
United Press report from Carlisle on November 21 details John Walsh of South Middleton Township in Mifflin County being jailed again. Walsh, who has repeatedly resisted vaccinating his child, is now accused of keeping his 8 year old son Eugene from school for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Carlisle
John Walsh
South Middleton Townshih
Mitherland County
Mays
Eugene
Sweet year in Utah sugar industry outlined
Utah sugar manufacturers disclose 1836 will be sweetest year yet with first quarter consumption up 82492 tons over the same period in 1930. The report from Salt Lake City highlights strong production prospects and rising demand for refined sugar in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Saiup Lake City
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Centerville
Wing Willi Star Stores
Ashtabula
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania and
Ohio Public Service Commissioners
Frank Morris
Corry Hospital
South Center Stree
Earl Sperry
Francis Trackenfield
Sistant
Epartandmey, R. D. 2
iMirs
Jean Field
Corty Hospital
East Smith and
Wright Streets
Hamburg
Cede Og
Ernest Toller
Toller
Corry Journal
L. Brown
Brown
Marjorie Peck
Morris Ghapings
Young
JH. Castor
Krison HL. Koppel
E. E. Lawkins
Ralph McCord
North East
Reno
State Highway Patrol
Franklin
Arthur Joseph
Milwaukee
Wis
Mineral Well
Joseph
Marty
Lakewood
N.Y
Chaiftcuqua Lake
New York Atate Winter Increation Department
Healy's
Eva Lou Crowell
Omay Crowell
Conneaut Lake View Park
Warren High School
Lester K. Ade
Teachers Institute
John Cary
Cleveland
Carr
Charles B. Carr
Charles Cary
American Legion
Willard Gilson
Hydetown
James Dale
McFeatters
Carnegie, Pa
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad
Oil City
Pittsburgh
O. A. Wright
R. D
DiLcity
Venango County
Missiste
Zila
Staple Avenue
Salle
Journal
Ositt —Brie
Masters Association of
Masonic Blu Lodges
Masonic Temre
8Th
Peach Streets
Bertha, Schauble
Treet
Schimble
William J. Schamble
Ueholsterer
Arthury
American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur M. Spiller
Troy
Warren First Baptist
Crawford County
Pomond Grange
Ind
Sra
Batty Weakland Evangelistic
Unie City
Baptist
Apan
Van's Automotive Services
Roosevelt
NORGE
Center St
Loblaw's
Fn. Victor
Igo
E Mori
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