Fire Prevention Week and Public Meetings Across Towns
Fire Prevention Week events shade a busy evening with a regular meeting of the Boar of Education and a Young Democrat Club gathering at the VFW home. Decent traffic delays marked by dense fog, while officials planned talks on parks and national policy and youth leadership meetings proceed.
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The
Boar of Education
Harold Teken
Young Democrat Club
VFW
Y. M. @. A. Leadership Council
D. A. Hillstrom Regidence
Congress Street
Condition of gun victim reported fair in hospital
Mrs D M Alford of 220 Fifth street was wounded in the right leg by an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle near her home. She was brought to Corry Hospital where her condition showed improvement. The bullet struck above the knee and she faced a moderate loss of blood but was not believed seriously injured. The Alford family had planned a fishing trip when the accident occurred as the gun was being carried for defense against shakes while fishing.
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D. M. Alford
Fifth Street
Corry Hospital
Fine Lyceum Course Set for Corry Season Details
Corry High School reports ticket sales strong for the Lyceum Course hosting five numbers beginning Friday October 28 with the Opera Company. Sorrentino Light Opera presents The Barber of Seville with Umberto Sorrentino directing, Harold and Gloria Sterling perform on December 2, and Sterling’s Varieties features magic ventriloquism and other acts. Andrew DiCrosta and Lenora Ferrari offer Musical Moments on January 28, Capt. Denis Rooke lectures February 16, and Radio Operatic Revue concludes the season with Wilfrid Cushing and Eileen Hutton in a gong and story program. Season tickets at one dollar for all five numbers.
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Corry High School Lyceum
Sorrentino Light Opera Company
Umberto Sorrentino
Harold
Gloria Sterling
America
Andrew DiCrosta
Lenora Ferrari
Cory
DiCrost
Mies Ferrari
Denis Rooke
Rooke
Ular
London
India
Wilfrid Cushing
Eileen Hutton
Miss Hutton
Mr. Cushing
Corry
Young Dems of District Meet in Warren
About two hundred people gathered at the Democratic headquarters for a Young Democratic Clubs of District 10 meeting. Attendees included officials from Warren Forest Erie Crawford and McKean counties with state leaders Ted Rosenbug Paul Doyton Mise Marle Nole and John B Connor present under the direction of John Turquoto of Harrisburg. W A Waller and Clyde Tider represented Warren County Democrats.
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Warren
Young Democrat Clubs
Forest
Erie
Crawford
Mckenn
John Turquoto
State Workmen's Compensation Department
Harrisburg
Young Democratic Clubs of
Pennsylvania
State
Young Democratic Organization
Ted Rosenbug
Paul D’oyton
Mise Marle Nole
John B Connor
Warren County
Democratic Committee
W. A. Waller
Clyde Tider
Union Typhoid Cases Probed In City
Union City residents Erib Rager Thomas four and LaRue Thomas ten were admitted to Lakeview hospital with typhoid fever contracted in the past week. County health officials investigate the source of germs, examining milk used by the family and water supply.
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Larue
Roger
Willie Thomas
Union City
Hamut Hospital
Erie
Erib
Wor im—Rager Thomas
LaRue Thomas
Prosfect Street
Lakeview Hospital
Thomas
Sluther Joy Leads Record Tri-State Pro Golf Meet Qualifier
Joy Sluther led a record field at Oakmont Country Club in the 18 hole qualifier for the Tri-State Professional Golfers Association championship. Defending champion Sam Parks and a host of rivals including Emil Loeffler Vincent Eldred Perry Delvecchio Ray Mangrim and Tony Joy competed for spots.
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Oakmont Country Club
Tri-State Professional Golfers' Association
Sam Parks
South Hilly
Emil Loeffler
Oakmont
Vincent Eldred
Higuarsl
Perry Delvecchio
Greensburg
Ray Mangrim
Ted Luther
Churchill Valley
Tony Joy
Phillipsburg
Dick Shoemaker
Low 16 scorers set for match play rounds tomorrow
The low 16 scorers will compete in man to man match play in the week on and third counts tomorrow with the final 46 holes being played Wednesday.
Blues Win World Series Title Over Newark 4 1
Kansas City Blues defeat Newark 4 to 1 to clinch the best of seven series and retain the little world series title. Blues capitalize on early lead and steady pitching to outlast Newark, the International League champions and 1987 titlists, in a decisive game Saturday night.
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Kansas City
Newark
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Blues
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Johnsonburg
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Omaha
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Miller's
Young Dems
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Theo P. Williams
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. c
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Tareaca
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JOY
Woolrich and
Chippeway Woolen Mills
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Homemakers’ Cooking School
Westinghouse Home Makers' Institute
Mansfield
Ohio
Masonic Hall
Corner Center
Washington Streets
Corry, Pa
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Hollywood
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