Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday lists mailing and advertising rate details. Includes address of national ad representatives Fred Kimball Inc in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, plus subscription and carrier prices.
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South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Vonegrove
Blisher
Fred Kimball, Inc
4Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Prosperity and Bargains Amid Economic Debate
A discussion urges loosening credit to revive industry and calls for broader world trade reforms. It argues for currency credit, disarmament talk, and tariff modification, while noting a buyer’s market in bargains and real estate as a solid long-term hold. Illiteracy declines are cited alongside rising school attendance in 1980 census.
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Severil
United States
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting Report
The Usual meeting of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club was held in the afternoon in the T. O. C. By hail and twenty-five members were present, with Mrs. G. L. Gallagher presiding. Mrs. J. W. Carmcke was named chairman of a committee to arrange a card party for early November. A cake contest awards went to Miss Ethel Mathews. Visiting also added to the afternoon's entertainment. At 5:20 p.m. Mrs. L. R. Titany and Mrs. Martha Keppel served supper with autumn color decor.
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Rebekah Halping Hand Club
G. L. Gallagher
J. W. Carmcke
Ethel Mathews
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files October 1914
Fire damages a West Washington Street house owned by Jack Sullivan and occupied by the Stufflebeam family. A Lancaster Pair Association payout awards Dr Dean $600 for a racing mare accident. Halloween plans proceed with band help. A strange moth arrives in Corry. Cold snap and frosts, farmers size crops. An auto scare on North Center street disrupts wagon shafts. Local social notes include farewell for Mrs York and a visit to Wesleyville.
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Jack Sullivan
Amos Stufflebeam
West Washington Street
Dean of
Knowledge Quiz Mixed With Historic Facts
The prompt lists questions and answers about city nicknames authors anatomy geography and history. It includes Birmingham Alabama Longfellow segments of the spine Turks defeat in Asia Minor in 1922 and Rotterdam as a major Dutch seaport.
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Pittsburgh
South
Miles Standish
Asia Minor
Holland
Birmingham
Ala
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Rotterdam
Rainfall to cistern capacity problem from 52 by 38 roof
A problem asks how many barrels of water are collected from 1 to 4 inches of rain on a roof measuring 52 feet by 38 feet. With 31.5 gallons per barrel, compute rainfall volume and convert to barrels. yesterday’s problem and an explanation about adding six and dividing by two are referenced.
Presbyterians Ladies Aid Society Meeting Held in Church Parlors
Seventeen members attended the Presbyter ian Church Ladies Aid Society meeting yesterday at 2 o clock in the church parlors. Members were reminded to submit unfinished Needlework Guild garments before the annual guild meeting. Mrs N R Dickson oversees the garments and urged prompt delivery. Mrs Emma Dean led a half hour of entertainment followed by a delicious tea dinner organized by committee members Mrs J J Des mond Mrs W T L Peake Mrs Dora Kincaid and Mrs William Cote. Garden flowers were used for decorations.
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Olsluck
Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society
N. R. Dickson
Ladies Aid Society
Emma Dean
Clook
J. J. Desmond
W. TL. Peake
Dora Kincaid
William Cote
Youth Injured by Store Awning Crank at Reich Store
Jack MacInnes son of Mr and Mrs James Macinnes of Maple avenue was injured at work at the H M Reich store when a heavy awning crank slipped and struck his face. He was unconscious for about half an hour and taken home for medical aid. X ray exams were planned to determine the extent of injuries.
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Jack MacInnes
James Macinnes
Maple Avenue
H. M. Reich
Arts and Crafts Club Meets for Opening Season
Ars Charles Stewart entertained the Arts and Crafts Club at her home last evening marking the opening of the season. Nine members and one sister Mrs Tila Guignon attended. Winter meeting plans discussed with Mrs J H Young as president. Business hour followed by refreshments and adjournment to Mrs Oscar Andrews next Wednesday.
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Ars
Charles Stewart
Siiter
Tila Guignon
J- H
Young
Mack
Oscar Andrewa
New Highway East of Renovo Nears Finish
The Renovo Record reports a new highway east of Renovo nearing completion. The route from Renovo to Cross Works connects Bucktail Trail and Ket tle Creek to Cross Works, offering access to Coudersport Pike and the Susquehanna Trail and aiding farmers by lifting them out of mud under the Flynn Wheeler Act with an nearly $885,000 appropriation.
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Renovo
Cross Works
Buffalo
Niagara Walls
Canada
Bucktail Trail
Deurys Run
Hammerstey Forks
Kettle Creel
Crossorks
Potter County
Coudersport
Potter
Clinton County
Gladys Skinner Weds Kenneth Freeman in Cooperstown
Miss Gladys Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Skinner and Kenneth Goring Freeman of Kenwood N Y were married Friday at Christ Church Cooperstown with Rev Yates officiating. Attendants included Miss Zora Skinner and the Freemans parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Freeman. The couple will reside at the Mansion House Kenwood after a wedding trip through New England.
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Gladys Skinner
Oliver J. Skinner
Kenneth Goring Freeman
Kenwood
Cooperstown
Christ's Church
Yates
Zora Bkinner
Herbert H. Freeman
Robert Freeman
New York City
Freeman
Corry High School
State Teachers College
Indiana
Warren High School
Sherrill High School
University of Pennsylvania
Oneida Community Ltd
Fenimore
New England
Mansion House
Sunday radio listings feature NBC ABC networks and programs
Radio schedule notes include WABG CES network 12 10 International Broadcast WeAIt NBC Networker Riddle Cantor Wit NBC network 9 Stag party Shimber music WABG GES network 10 30 Sea Romance Cont Surin quartet near NBC network 1046 Seth Parker with sparse program details and fragmented times.
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WABG
CES
NBC
Riddle Cantor
Shimber Music
GES
Surin Quartet
Youngsville Bank Absorbed by Warren Nat Bank
Warren county banks cooperate to absorb the First National Bank of Youngsville. Depositors will have funds on demand at one hundred percent value, with accounts and borrowing handled at Warren National Bank. The move aims to prevent interruption and safeguard community confidence amid ongoing paving work by Charles J. Ward on East Oak Street.
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First National Bank OF
Youngsville
Warren
Warren County
Warren National Bank
Youngsville Sayings Bank
Warren Sayings Bank
and Trust Company
First National Bank
Sheffield National Bank
Clarendon State Bank
Tidioule State Bank
Sugar Grove Savings Bank
Anda
Titusville
Charles J. Ward
East Oak Street
Move to Oust Independents From Ballot in Erie
In McKean County court petitions by Democrats and Republicans challenge independent nominating papers. Attorneys Murphy and Sisson file protests at 4 p m Friday, arguing irregularities and notifying one candidate per independent party. Judge Bouton expected to hear arguments in Erie Monday with a ruling due not later than 18 days before the general election.
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Erib
Sheri Watler
B. Smoot
Bly Oxy County
Pemoeraile
Republican
Kee
Edward M. Murphy
Democrats
S. A. Sisson
Republicans
Joseph J. Bouton
McKean County
Erie
Man Held in Shooting in Oil City
Edward Martin, 51, of 7 Chestnut Street, bound over for November court on $800 bail after Alderman Daniel McCready hearing. He pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery with intent to kill following an incident at the Martin home in which Martin allegedly shot Ralph Sutton of 60 Plumer Street in the abdomen and lower body after Sutton refused to leave the premises.
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Oil City
Edward Martin
Chestnut Street
Daniell. McCready
Martin
Ralph Sutton
Plumer Street
Sutter
Meningitis cases reported in Miller Hill home
The Board of Health disclosed two cerebral meningitis cases in the home of Mr. and Mrs Maurice Strickland on Miller Hill. Doris aged 3 and Donald aged 7 are recovering while the residence remains under quarantine.
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Warren
Maurice Strickland
Miller Hill
Board of Health
Doris
Donald
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Hit Brown
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Resectives
Wesleyville
W. L. Gordon
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meeting
Arts and Crafts Club
C.F. Burkhardt
W. Frederick St
Condersport Pike
A. L. Watrous
America
Golumbow
L Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Seth Parker
Youngsville Bank
Warren Nat
Oil City Trust Congrany
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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