Corry Notes On Elections And Band Performances
A stream of local notices covers showery weather, installation of officers at Jonathan Lodge, and officers attending the State Association of Scalers of Weights and Measures in Harrisburg. It mentions Eric Wimes now with the University of Cincinnati Military Band, the Little German Band at Rex Theatre, gypsy travel through Titusville and Spartansburg, and a lengthy oil production figure from the Oil and Gas Journal. Also noted are sympathy messages to families, Dorcas class plans, train accidents at Centerville and Franklin Street crossings, stock market drift, a weighers conference in Harrisburg, and various local incidents including a reported theft and prowlers in the Third Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity Seater
Harry B. Ordway
James P. Sullivan
Corry
Harrisburg
State Association of Scdlers of Weights and Measures
Siste Brea
Eric Wimes
Grant Use of School to Instruct Jobless in Township
The Board of Education voted to grant use of three rooms in the Junior High and the Hatch building drawing room for a proposed Local School for the jobless. About 35 students had enrolled in classes, with instructors donating services and federal aid under state plans being explored. Classes would meet three nights weekly, with multiple subjects offered. James Lewis would lead, aided by several local teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Board of Education
James Lewis
Tawis
State Department
Public Instruction
Lewis
Harold G. Wolfe
Charles Hoffmasten
Howard J. Sheen
Pier
Helier
Eduatio
Just & Quorum
Smith, Love
Curtis
Spleamen
City Court of Tax Revision
Convalisatiomover Ie Spleéman
State W R C Leader Visits Local Corps in Scranton
Mrs Jeanie Sanders state president of the Women s Relief Corps visited the local corps in Home Protection Hall Monday afternoon. Mrs Sanders is on inspections touring the district leaving this morning for North East Pa. Mrs Laura Wlllow state secretary of Johnsonburg also attended yesterday s meeting joined by about twenty three members and guests. A lunch followed an entertaining social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie
Sanders
Women's Relief Corps
Scranton
North East
Laura Willow
Johnsonburg
Polish President Weds Secretary in Warsaw Abbey
In Warsaw, 67 year old President Jenacy Miscicki Oday married his secretary Mme Maria Zagorny in a solemn ceremony at 11:30 AM. The archbishop of Warsaw officiated at the ancient abbey near the presidential palace, with Miscicki’s daughter and several officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Polani
Jenacy Miscicki Oday
Mme
Maria Zagorny
Warsaw
Miscicki
Inquest into Death of Youth Set for Next Week
Reports from Corry hospital say Miss Alice Wetmore, 16, is improving after being seriously injured in yesterday morning’s crossing crash on Franklin Street that killed Ford Harvey, 18, of Wheelock. An inquest into the youth’s death will likely be held late next week after further statements are obtained from Wetmore’s family and witnesses. Funeral services for Harvey are planned for Wheelock and Christchurch with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Alice Wetmore
Wetmore
R. D
Franklin Street
Ford Harvey
Wheelock
Lawrence Davison
Journal
Storles
Frankin Street
Nsval
Hie
Harvey
United Brethren
Christchurch
Pine Grove
Meeting of Readers Club Adopts Alaska Chapters
Monday's meeting at West Charen Street home of Mrs Whittlesey included nine members. After roll call and current events, Mrs Alvinerson read three chapters of Alaska by Frank Carpenter as the term study. The session adjourned to meet next time with Mrs Osbourne on Wright Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readers Club
Mb. Whittlesey
West Charen Street
H. W. Alverson
Alaska
Carpenter
Clara Osborne
Wright Street
Traffic light urged after fatal crash at Lavery Corners
County commissioners seek a traffic signal at the Lavery Corners intersection of routes 98 and vy after a Sunday night wreck that killed Charles Neel of Greenville and injured four others. Neel, a truck driver, was en route to Corry. The collision involved two cars. Crawford allegedly failed to stop at the sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamio Aguy
Lavery Corners
Charles Neel
Greenville
Neel
Corry
Concord Township
State Highway Department
Hlmer Burwell
Albion
Wilda Carr
James Crawford
Frank Cermak
Erie
Miss Carr
Boiwell
Crawford
Cermal
Pittsburgh
Burwell
Weirton Mills Back in Operation as Strikers Return
About 1,000 workers returned to their jobs at the Weirton Steel subsidiary plant in Steubenville and the main Weirton mill as pickets were moved back and tear gas used to reopen entrances. Striking Amalgamated Association members elsewhere resumed work after two weeks of shutdown, with no serious disorders reported. Rail service on the Erie line also partly restored after a derailment caused significant damage and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Whirton
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
R. Brockus
West Virginia State Police
Steubenville
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Noted tale on animal lifespans in old text
The fragment discusses animal lifespans, listing the elephant living about one time, the bear about forty nine, the non fantity five, the squirrel six, and a tuna four years, claiming the tallest lived entity with five hundred venis in a curious old account.
Committee to Meet Tonight on Road Opening Edinboro Celebration
Plans for the opening of the new highway stretch through Edinboro to Cleveland will be finalized at Baldyore tonight. Corry will send a committee. J. J. Desmond is away until week’s end. Governor Pinchot and Mrs Pinchot will attend as honored guests arriving by motor cavalcade. Delegations from Corry Union City Mills Village Albion and other towns will participate in the inspection and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Corry
Cleveland
Baldnore
J. J. Desmond
Lee Shoemaker
FA. Loveland
F. T. Bogland
C.F. Brown
Arthur Colegrove
Gifford Pinchot
Union City
Mills Village
West Springfield
Pinchot
Mill Village
Iie
Albion
Pennsylvania
Brocton Boy Fatally Hurt In Tragic Accident
Eight year old Oddun Ransom son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Ransom was struck by a truck while crossing Highland avenue near his home in Brocton. Richard Green of Brocton drove north on Lake avenue when the vehicle struck the boy and a rear wheel passed over him. He died within minutes after being rushed to Minch Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broclon
Oddunard Ransom
Sidney Ransom
Highland Dyente
Highland Avenue
Richard Green
Brocton
Lake Avenue
Minch
Hare
Refii North Erie Assessors Seana Bat Complaint
Fragmentary text from a local notice mentions Erie assessors and a Commissions meeting. It references a person likely named Seana Bat and discusses a council or committee action. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
North
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Jonathan Lodge
Howard Robbins
University of Cincinnnati
KDKA
Te Rex Theatre
Titusville
Spartansburo
Spartansburg
Kane Republican
Jamestown
Inet
United States
Oil & Gas Journal
Ward Harvey
Corry High School
Ralph S. Dewey
Dorcas
John Fallon
Centerville
Onts Rim
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Association of 14 Spotters of Weights and Measures
Thomas J. Mathias
Cranny
Mra. F ‘My Nichols
Third Ward
Washington and
West Wayne Street
Durant
War Department
Public Works Aibministrator
Tekes
Pennsyivania
Nflool Dusinass Nen
EeBiro Markorites
Manny Wee
Matumal Bane Ghyjo
Lath Yeetersey
Ana Errand
Supt
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Gordon
J.C. Kibler
Artvict
Batis Wuais
Eva Kepler
Wayne
Spring Creek Township
Dewey Stote
Pennsylvania State Education Association
B. Cove
Love
Jimlor High
R.C
Davisen
Young Harvey
ASK
Whirton Mills
Maplesyénue
Eita
Nou
By Paul Robinson
Louise
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Pall Wondrie
Oil City Trust Company
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