Bethesda Choir to Give Sacred Concert at St Pauls
Bethesda Choir, an organization of 35 residents from Bethesda Home Meadville, will perform a sacred concert Sunday at 7:00 PM at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The group often leads worship at the Church of the Twelve Apostles in Stegertown and sings in surrounding communities.
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Meadville Group
St. Paul's Church
Bethesda
Sir Paul's Lutherans Church
Clal
Meadville
Church of
Death of Mark Bowman in Corry at 72
Mark Bowman of Corry died this morning at 6 15 at Corry hospital after a brief illness. He was 72, born February 13 1862 in Springboro PA, and had lived in the area for several years. He is survived by a brother with unknown residence. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 80 at Alexander and Company Parlors, burial in Springboro cemetery. The community is invited to attend the musical tribute by the choir group.
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Mark Lb.sowman
Corry
Dielock
Corry Hospital
Springboro
Bowman
Alexander and Company
Bural
Shang
Local social notes list guests and visits in Erie area
Miss Emma Myers guests of Mrs. Louisa Dewey in Columbus. A Loveland attends Edinboro event. Mr. and Mrs. Dedeam overnight with the Wassinis in Erie. Dr. C B Larson of Erie in the city on business. Miss Martha Wiston visiting Erie for weekend with aunt Miss Katherine Elston. Mrs. Willis Gaslet visits sister Mrs. Dirling in Erie. Miss Hazel Mortell Erie spending weekend at home. Mrs. Lilah Kinney leaves for Los Angeles to spend winter with son George Kinney. Mrs. C H Shoop to Warren for the day on business. R F B Larson from Chicago returns home. Alma Erickson leaves for Titusville then Pittsburgh. Frank Swanson returns to Jamestown. T Hovey visits Erie for business. L Carlson returns from Lima and Ohio business for Corry Jamestown Mfg. Superintendent and Mrs. Dewey attend inaugural of Dr. Caron Ross at State Teachers College in Edinboro. Mrs Bien Reschiewertte-Bastale leaves for relatives. Mrs. Cora A Hovey of Angola NY visiting son P P Moyey in Curry. Miss Thelma Long of Buffalo visiting East Wayne Street. Neva Erickson of Mayville visiting Curry. Mrs. Milton Wylott to Kennedy NY with Wylott for a visit.
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Sher Aister
Louisa “Dewey
Columbus
A. Loveland
Edintoro
Carmen Ross
Martha Wiston
Erie
Katherine Elston
Willis
Gaslet
Dirling
Hazel Mortell
West Pleasant Street
Lilah Kinney
Maple Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
George M. Kinney
C. H. Shoop
Warren
R. FB. Larson
Chicago
Ill
Corry-Jamestown Mf. Corp
Alma Erickson
Titusville
Pittsburgh
T. Hovey
State Teachers College
Bien Reschiewertte—Bastale
Cora A. Hovey
Angola
N.Y
P.P. Moyey
Jerny
Thelma Long
Buffalo
John Long
East Wayne Street
Neva Erickson
Mayville
Curry
Bay
Temple Cagers Aim to Echo Warner’s Winning Grid Era
Temple University to emulate Pop Warner success as Owl basketball under coach Jimmy Isiten reshapes lineup with freshmen Jeunger and veterans Rosa Frethere Messikomer Brown Casper Fox and Busi. The team aims to click this season and restore strong winning momentum.
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United Press
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Temple University
Pop Warner
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Owl
Warner
Gridiiron Warriors
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Steve Jeniger
Jeunger
Yveterans
Res Rosa
Charley Frethere
Ernie Messikomer
Jimmy Brown
Casper
Lo Fox
Asilton
Fox
Messikomer
An Rosan
Brows
Tounger
Lo Busi
Germantown
Prize Winners in Bowling Tournament Report
Merritt wins in a bowling prize event at Recreation Alleys with 188 high score. Ruth Soper Helen Foley and Van Aterboy earn candy prizes for scores 162 162 and 161. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to arrest of anyone involved in recent arson incidents in the city.
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Trupence
Merritt
Mien Erry
Taat
Wien St. 1
Recreation Alliys
W's
Merritt Poat
Ruth Soper
Helen Foleyn van Aterboy
Weer
Candy
Gun Club Opens Rifle Season in Corry
Corry Red and Gas Club outlined plans for the indoor rifle season at a Friday meeting. The opener is set for Tuesday night November 21 with the first practice on the club’s range on First Avenue. A novelty shoot is planned for December 5 with Stanley Anderson in charge.
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Corry
Edsel Ford Dinner Guests of President Roosevelt
Edsel and Mrs. Ford arrived at Warm Springs Georgia to dine with President Roosevelt. They traveled from Atlanta and will stay as guests of Mr and Mrs Lynn Pierson while in the area. Jury wheel spins in common pleas court reveal William and Albert Reed, brothers, as names drawn for the fall term.
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Warm Springs
Hdsel Ford
Roosevelt
Detroit Motor Magnate
Atlanta
Georgia
Lynn Pierson
Figes Brothers
Common Pleas Court
William
Albert Reed
Unclear Fragmentary Notice About Vision Complaint
Fragmentary OCR text notes a blame on a gun and vision error with references to irregularities and asthma terms. The readable fragments mention vision, misalignment, and a casual statement about vexing someone. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge from the fragment.
Steel shares rise as industry shows sharp gains
New York stock activity climbs on a steel sector up 1 to nearly 2 points. American Can, American Locomotive, and other names post gains as orders reportedly increase. Capacity use hits 27.6 percent, highest since July, per American Iron & Steel Institute.
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Mniteereese
New York
American Tron & Steel Institute
American Can
Sey
American Smelters
American T & Ty
Bly
Kay Owen and the Kayo on a Daytona Beach morning
In warm Florida light Kay Owen, a nineteen year old performer from the poor Owen family, heads to work as she rekindles memories of piloting the family boat, the Kayo, along the Halifax River after a weekend storm. She chats with boatyard staff and plans to attend a community play, eyes on a bright future despite hardship.
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Halifax
Ray Owen
Kay
Kay Owen
Florida
Daytona Beach
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Bud
Ross Owen
Boots
Owenis
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Way
Misin Land
Ormond
Broad Beach
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Kaye
Drift of a Broadway producer in a Daytona boat setting
Kay Owen encounters Earl Harrow, famed Broadway producer, aboard the Commander II at Daytona Beach. A dockside scene unfolds with Spike Winch and a yacht crew, revealing Harrow’s past decline from bank clerk to backstage glamour. The chapter hints at a troubled, introspective life and a cliffhanger ending.
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Mike
Harrow
Mahomet
Earl Barrow
Spike
Spike Winch
Kay Owen
Omaha
New York
Wall Street
Ashland
Stim Roducer
Louis Derasea
Dean
Blestow
Naie
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