Local sports and town notes capture fall events
A list of events in Warren includes a return horseshoe match with the Gary team, Penn State Extension classes opening at the Junior High, and plans for a Grand Lodge Masonry celebration. Also noted are an eclipse forecast, tax appeals, a Goodyear Zeppelin project, a radio drama on the Mary Celeste, and local obituaries, medical visits, and shop displays.
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Warren
Gary
Journal
Masini Indes
Grand Lodge of
Pennayivania Masonry
Columbia Network
Mgbt
Azores
Boys of Corry Inviteed to First Pow Wow at Church
All boys aged eight to fifteen are invited to the first pow wow at the Pall at the Methodist Church at seven tonight. A drive for new members and efforts to raise church school attendance will be outlined by leaders. The event includes discussions on activities, and inducts church club members led by Mr. Watson of Duntor High School. Bayes football basketball and other leagues interest suggests attendance, with Pioneer Club from Baptist church aiming to win the cake for top honors.
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Corry
Leadara Council
Duntor High School
Watson
Ellyag
Boys of
Baye
Baptist Church Pioneer Club
Gate
Opportunity City Meeting at Presbyterian Church Social
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian church held a meeting last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith with twenty four present. A goodly sum was realized from the trimming hat which provided amusement. Plans for upcoming meetings were discussed and a social hour followed. Miss Hazel Knowlton and Mrs. Schuyler directed the entertainment. Mag. Smith, Mrs. Walter Hultburg, Misses Hazel Knowlton and Sara MacInnes served lunch.
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Opportunity Club
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Smith
Hazel Knowlton
Schuyler
Mag. Smith
Walter Hultburg
Sara MacInnes
Plans for Whiteley rink to operate again this winter
Whiteley rink on West Columbus avenue will be operated this winter after a successful previous season. Plans involve grading for parking and widened abating surface, with bids to be sought soon. Howard J. Sheen and Mr Whiteley lead fundraising and project details, aiming to raise funds for improvements.
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Whiteley
Columbus Avenue
Howard J. Sheen
Mr. Whiteley
Job Hatton
Tio
Nas
Readers Open Club Season Hosts Share Seth Parker Items
Mrs J C Wilson welcomed The Readers to their first regular meeting of the year with Mrs Alice Sandburg presiding. Patriotic American discovery items were shared, and Mrs Colegrave presented material on Seth Parker Floyd Gottong and Cheerio via her niece Kathryn Smutz at National Broadcasting. Members read related pieces, sang Seth Parker songs, and coffee and cakes were served after a short social hour. The next meeting, Oct 19, will be at Mrs Colegrove’s Euclid street home with Mrs Sandburg in charge.
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J. C. Wilson
Alice Sandburg
America
A. D. Colegrave
Kathryn Smutz
National Broadcasting Studios
Wilson
Annie Serred
A.D. Colegrove
Euclid Street
Philatheas Entertained at Baptist Church Gathering
Members of the Philatheas class of the Baptist church enjoyed a tureen dinner for 38 at the Heminway home on Wirth avenue. A brief business meeting preceded a humorous program featuring plays, duets, solos, recitations, and jokes, with Miss Hazel McCray giving a missionary report from South America.
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The
Baptist Church
B. G Heminway
Wirth Avenue
B. JE. Thomas
George Keefe
Fred Ross
Frank Gilson
Jane
WF. Miller
J. W. Rickers
Mae Howard
F. D. Pfeifer
B. Thomas
the Bird Hospital
Bya Keplar
Mig
Charles Hubertz
Rimmer
Westley
Increase in investors boosts Associated System funds
The Associated Securities notes a rise of 10,671 investors since the year began. About half are customers of the Associated System, drawn by security and liberal yields. The ad promotes investing with $10 to start.
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Associated Gas and Electric Company
Ciated Securities
Associated System
Benefit Comedy Event Sells Reserved Seats This Week
Reserved seats go on sale Wednesday for the benefit performance of Corporal Elyzen to be staged Thursday and Friday at the high school auditorium under the Veterans of Foreign Wars Lieut. Arole W. Thompson Post. Proceeds support the Corry Relief Fund and VFW relief work. children’s show is offered Wednesday evening at a nominal admission. About 150 locals participate, with a minstrel interlude between acts.
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Elyzen
Arole W. ‘Thompson
Couden
Corry Relief Fund
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bagen
Tle
Dorcas Sunday School Class Meets Wednesday Evening
The Dorcas Sunday School class will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs Frank Graft s home on E Irving Street. All members are cordially invited.
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Dorcas
Frank Graft
E. Irving Street
City Council Sits as Court of Tax Appeal
City Council and court of tax appeal convened at 9 this morning to review 1932 valuations in We city. Protests expected from wards. triennial assessment completed a year ago. no general changes to valuations. Court to reconvene 2 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 this evening. report to be presented at October 19 city council meeting.
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Court OF Tax Appeal
Asm Court of Tax Religion
We City
Court of Appeal
Ollock
Tk Wil
Gity Council
Sill
Four Escape As Auto Upsets Near Oil City
Four residents of St Marys Pa narrowly escaped serious injury when their automobile skidded on the Warren Pleasantville highway near Enterprise and turned over after plunging from the road about 9 am Sunday. Occupants Mrs Francis Volkstadt her son her mother and another from St Marys escaped with only a severe shaking up though the car was badly wrecked and caught fire which a passing motorist quickly put out. Mrs Alice Mandeville of Garland guest of Mrs Richard Marvin has returned home.
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Oil City
St. Marys
Warren
Pleasantville
Enterprise
Francis Volkstadt
Titusville
Automobile Association Leaders Pin Hopes On Recovery
United Press reports at the Pennsylvania Automotive Association convention in Pittsburgh 1921 that optimism grew as Hoover policies were credited with stabilizing bank assets. Clarence Tidridge of New York predicts a gradual recovery and better business in 1922. Thomas F. Dunn was elected president, with Roy W. Shrelier and Claude S. Kuch named secretary treasurer and manager. Six directors were re-elected alongside new appointees Harry W. Smith E T Satchel D W Smith FR W Schrelter and Guy W Woodward.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Herbert Hoover
Clarence Tidridge
New York
Pennsylvania Automotive Association
Eldridge
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Thomas F. Dunn
C. A. McGough
Wilkes-Barre
Roy W. Shrelier
Claude S. Kuch
Harrisburg
Harry W. Smith
E.T. Satchel
Allentown
D. W. Smith
Exie
FR. W. Schrelter
Guy W. Woodward
Washington
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Orry
Corporal Hazen
Goodyear Zepnelin Gororation
Johnstown
Betty Nelson
Rathmondr
India
City
D. A. Hillstrom
Nelann
Syvernn
Will Monte
Catharine
St. Paris
Renova Rivision
William George Brown
Brown
Pennaylvania
St Mary's Church
Renovo
Condra Pharmacy
Pharmacy
United States
Frank T. Babbitt
University of Michigan
Colleges of Pharmacy
Mienited
Toby Kiinkowell
Daugn
Vivian
Detroit
Corry Hospital
Columbus
Erick Boulyett
wStocke
Palita
Yras
Hestais
Boys OF City
M. E. Church
Opportunity Cit Meeting
Philatheas
Hoi
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Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated
Associated Gas and Electsic Securities Company
Corty, Pennsylvenia
CartiBantia
Corporal Eagen
F. McCray
Mise McCray
Miss McCray
Auto
Alice Mandeville
Garland
Richard Marvin
Majestic
Vite Sales
Root’s Furniture Store
Corey
Nnsylvania
Culve Tirol
Drie
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Louis
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