Two Corryites in Cast of Fifty in Show Here
Two Corry residents appear in the cast of fifty for The Remind of the Showboat produced by the WEA under the High School Athletic Association at the Snyiz High auditorium at 8 o clock tonight. Carlton Johnson sings baritone in the duet I Love You and Ruth Stanford sings in the girls chorus. The show, written by Bruce Remer ten, centers on a boatman on the Ohio River and depicts life around Gray's Landing Kentucky with river townspeople and comic situations. Walter Weistaucris leads a ten piece orchestra providing the music.
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WEA Lunder
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Cig
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Crwry
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Ohio River
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Kentucky
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Walter Weistaucris
Woodcock Season Opens in Pennsylvania Heralded
The woodcock season starts today in Pennsylvania and lasts until November. Hunters may use shotguns only, with migratory woodcocks hunted on the ground from a resting position.
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Pennsylvania
INSTALL OFFICERS OF JONATHAN LODGE
Jonathan Lodge No 85 installed officers with Deputy Grand Master David Henry and Union City staff presiding. New officers include Past Grand Wave A Smith Vice Grand Timer Shuss Recording Secretary Pete Swanson Treasurer J W Train Noble Grand Richard Rossbacher Left Support A Williams Warren White Conductor Glenn Gates Inside Guard William Colby Alpine Guard Charles Reynolds Tight Support William Johnson Jr Left Support Carl Hinman Chaplain W T Marsh. meeting closed after lunch with large attendance.
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W. 2A Marsh
Roosevelt Speech Draws Large Chicago Ovation
In Chicago, President Roosevelt received a big ovation as he addressed the crowd, outlining government achievements against crime and financial malfeasance. He praised most business leaders while criticizing a few "malefactors of great wealth" who harm society.
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