Registration Falls Short in Corty for November Vote
About 188 voters are eligible in Corty for the November presidential election. Saturday was the final registration day but turnout lagged behind the prior days with 192 registered, 158 on day one, 285 on day two, and total enrollment under expectations. Corey leans Republican while Hoover is favored to win Corty, though with a slim margin as many Republicans may split ballots for Al Smith in November.
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Witty
Fan
Corey
Rcal
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Funeral at Cray Church Honors Priscilla Pond
Funeral services were held at Cray Church for Priscilla Pond, longtime resident of Concord Township. H Raymond Candy of Elgin officiated with large attendance. interment followed in McCray Cemetery with Webb McCray, Harold McCray, Clarke McCray, Miles McCray, Howard Hammond and Charles Wade as pallbearers.
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McCray
Concord
Township
Priscilla Pond
H. Raymond Candy
Elgin
Aind the
Beaversi
Webb McCray
Harold McCray
Clarke McCray
Miles McCray
Howard Hammond
Charles Wade
Ancier Viewpoint on a man and his company
A fragmented viewpoint attributed to Kenaps via Wide Ebed questions how a man is judged by his associates. The quotation suggests concern over the company he keeps and the moral implications of such associations.
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Kenaps
Wide Ebed
United Brethren Church Debt Raisings Mark Anniversary
Fourteen minared dollars was subscribed toward meeting the debt incurred in the remodeling of the United Brethren church at the North Center street church yesterday. A total of 240 was received in cash at the services on Sunday with pledges amounting to 1160, bringing the total subscribed to 1,400. Rev. N. J. McIntyre spoke at both services and special music by the choir conducted by O. Hornstein highlighted the anniversary observance.
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Uniteed Brethren Church
North Center Street
Rev. N. J. McIntyre
Pas
McIntyre
Bradford
United Brethren
Hornstein
State backs drive to curb fire losses during Fire Prevention Week
Governor Fisher urged Pennsylvania to lead a nationwide campaign during Fire Prevention Week to reduce fire losses and protect lives and property. He urged thorough home inspections, removal of inflammables, proper insulation of wires, and vigilance by households, officials, and civic groups to support fire prevention efforts.
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Fisher
Pennsylvaniana
Pennsylvania
Plane Wreck Toll Rises With Eight Dead
In the United States yesterday eight people perished in two crashes. Five died in a mid air collision near Detroit, one plane exploded and burned. Two sisters lost while a flying lesson near Denver ended in tragedy, and a pilot died with another critically injured when a craft crashed into a Cincinnati area cornfield.
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Toolk
United States
Detroit
Denbyer
Traffic Through Suez Canal Transit Details and Misc Notices
Fragmentary OCR provides figures for the Suez Canal in a archaic style, mentioning length and width and depth, transit time and speed limits, and a set of unrelated classified notices. Names and places appear imperfectly, including Washington street and Bond Street ads and inquiries for a rental and sale items.
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Suez
Willebrandt Replies to Smith over religious issue
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant U S Attorney General accused Governor Alfred Smith of an unsportsmanlike attack at a Republican rally in Harlington Kentucky. She said Smith insinuated her appeal to a Methodist meeting in Ohio to back Herbert Hoover was due to his religion and called such accusation entirely unfounded.
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United Press
Harlington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. S
Alfred Smith
Willebrandt
Smith
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Priest and man found dead in Beaumont library
In Beaumont Texas on October 8 Father Anthony De Simone 54 pastor of St Josephs Catholic church and John Fose 0 a paper hanger were found dead in the priest's library. Police said they believed Rose shot the priest and then killed himself though motive could not be explained.
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United Press
Beaumont
Tex
Anthony de Simone
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Fose
Rose
Fragmentary OCR summary from a historical page
A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions names and actions but is largely unreadable. It references people and social activity without coherent context or dates, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
No income with title whe conferring of four initial title
A terse note states no income arises with the conferring of four initial titles. It mentions that estates pensions or gifts may be included in some cases, typically awarded for public service, though details remain unclear.
Salvation Army visit to Corry with Atkinson leads service
Divisional leaders of the Salvation Army visit Corry today and will hold a citadel service on East Washington Street this evening with Colonel Joseph Atkinson, Staff Captain Malpas, and Captain Ron Irwin in attendance. The officers will inquire into the corps with a special service and conduct the evening program. Atkinson is a renowned speaker and Malpas is skilled in music, playing piano, cornet and concertina, and singing. The general public is invited to attend.
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Salvation Army
Corry
Citadel
East Washington Street
Aivisterjal
Joseph Atkinson
Pennsylvania
Malpas
Ron Irwin
Boy Scout
Girl Guard
Loch Corps
Atkinson
Army
Eee
Malpass
Reilly Withdraws Senate Candidacy in Milwaukee
XK Reilly announced at Democratic headquarters in Milwaukee that he would withdraw his bid for the U S Senate on the Democratic ticket. He said La Follette favors the legislative program of Governor Alfred E. Smith, who is running on the Republican ticket.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Reilly
United States Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
Alfred
Additional ovens opened by United Press in Connellsville
The H C Frick Coke Company ordered firing up 525 additional ovens in its region, including 260 at Continental No 1 175 at South West 150 at Calumet and 59 at Hostetter, with coal shipping required from Crossland. Last week Gaz ovens were fired after months of idleness.
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Connellsville
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Continental
Heavy frost and election notes amid city scenes
Heavy frost this morning followed by clear skies and damp air. Muny Corry voters cast ballots for the presidential election on Saturday while road improvements on Roosevelt highway proceed. Rain in St Louis interrupted the world series viewership. rescheduling planned. A sale at Sportsman's Parl is expected Tuesday. Two new mumps cases reported. health officer notes improved conditions. Injured Ford driver from Corry-Union road able to walk again. The Wonders show draws crowds with autumn colors. Curtis Armstrong begins deer tax collections as local sportsmen anticipate permits this week. Auto tourists from Sunny California attract attention after traveling nearly 7,000 miles. West Pleasant Street pavement hole repaired by street department. Ray chin store on North Cento Street reports heavy business after reorganization and sale offerings.
MELLO-GLO Skin Care Ad and Motorist Licences Note
An OCR fragment mentions MELLO-GLO beauty product and a state department of highways report revoking 98 drivers licenses for violations. It also notes a blacklist by N. F. Ames & Co and a Pennsylvanian Railroad track repair at First Avenue crossing.
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State Department of Highways
N. F. Ames & Co
Allegheny Division
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue Crossing
M E Leaders Back Hoover At Methodist Conference
The Pittsburgh district of the Methodist Episcopal church endorsed Herbert Hoover for president. A second resolution on prohibition was recommitted for rewording. In the same report, funeral plans were set for Captain John Clarke Anderson, a 100 year old frontier veteran who died of pneumonia in Swickley.
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United Pre
Mckeesport
Out
Shurehman
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Hoover
H. M. Shaifant
Pennsylvania
Hoover
John Clarke Anderson
Abandoned Two-Week-Old Baby Found on Erie Street
Police find a two weeks old infant left on a sidewalk near 2th and Wallace in Erie. The baby, wrapped warmly and with a bottle, is discovered by Attorney Francis Nagorski after sunset. Officers trace no caretaker. the infant is taken to the Erie Infants Home for care.
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Erie
Wallace Street
Polles
Francis Nagorski
Dundon
Prad
Malinowsk
Mile
Pradt
Ely Itotte
Living River Dredge and the Hippopotamus Eaters
A fragmentary note describes a hippopotamus as a living dredge feeding on large plants in rivers. The odd passage hints at the animal’s role among nature’s great beings and compels wonder about its habits and speech.
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Ture
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Cray Church
Condra Pharmacy
West Washington Street
States Commerce Department
Leighton W. Roze
Washington, D.C
Willebrand
Clara
OL. Atkinson
Salvation Army Service
Ade Bette
Beautiful Wether
Anil
Muny Corry
Iid
Columbus
Roossvelt Highway
St. Louis
Big Journal Playograph
Dlumont Nl
Sportsman's Parl
Tipton
Lie Harcup
Louis Kittieberger
Corry-Union Corry
Inos City Road
Nature
Min
Phe
KiUevorger
Suimne
Curtis Armstrong
Depunty County
Warren
California
Los Angeles
Pleasant Street
Mist Avenue
Ray Chin
Swingle
North Centosree
Ray
M. E
Monarch
Dacote
Murphy
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Trea d
Federal Reserve System
Antoinette Dancing Academy
Masonic Temple
N. Center St
Hipco C
Hipco B
E. Doane
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