Domestic Science Out At Meadville In School Debate
A Meadville school board debate followed the abolition of the domestic science department after the night board action. The president said the girls should be required to wash every dish instead of cooking or sewing. The course covered cooking and home economics, with shows on household economies and laundry, amid questions about board action and its impact on the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie
Meadvillé
Everalle
Elise
Sction
State education board orders review of teaching course
The state board of education hands the task to Superintendent Brombaugh of Philadelphia and Superintendent James M. Coughiin of Wilkes-Barre to revise the teaching course. A committee of two and a nine teacher panel will operate across the state to solicit ideas from all teachers and the public to improve education for the masses.
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State Board of Education
Hay S Hnt
Brombaugh
Philadelphia
James M. Coughiin
Wilkes-Barre
Teetath
WIM
Hvery
Great Army of Carties
Ashante
Child Burned Mother Fasts After Fire Tragedy
In New Mills Heap Sheol Mrs Bullman mourns daughter Augusta who died in a disastrous blaze that consumed their home and engines. The funeral at Barnes yesterday was deeply sad. the mother, emotionally strained, paced the floor in a neighbor’s house as she endures the loss.
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Warren Times
Bullman
Newes Mills
Heap
Augusta
Barnes
Auensblige
Discharge of Captain Vance R. Burchard in Sixteenth N G P
Harrisburg October 16 The Adjutant General reports Captain Vance R. Burchard commander of Company E Sixteenth regiment N G P has been discharged from his duties for failure to account The company moved from Cooperstown to Kane a year ago and Burchard has been on the supervisory list pending settlement of his account Sureties were sought for collection of the indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Thomas J. Stewart
Vance R. Burchard
Sixteenth Regiment
Cooperstown
Kane
Burchard
Groundbreaking for new East_con_reet bungalo by Rogers Co
Lismoraine breaks ground for a fine new bungalow on East Con reet street. The residence will feature an attractive modern Dingalo style and Corry Oriental brick. Construction starts immediately and should be enclosed before winter weather.
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Rogers and Co
Congress Street
Cell, Rogers & Co
Lismoraine
Conreatreet
Dennett bath house pool set for November opening
Work proceeds rapidly on the remodeled Dennett bath houses and Swimmis pool in Missouri. The expanded facility features a new pool with a diving board, updated interior, and safety measures. Bennet plans a formal opening around November 1 with dedicated ladies days and attendants, inviting public interest in a healthier recreation option.
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Dennett
Minly XY
MO. A
Club Hels
Ly Ie Benayte
Bennet
Slayton Ends Warhorse of Pennsylvania Socialism
In Elile Pa on October 17 about 100 party representatives heard John W. Slayton of McKeesport lecture at Maemerchon hall on capitalism and worker ownership of industry. He attacked wealth concentration and urged the working class to retain political power.
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Elile
Erie
John W. Slayton
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Maemerchon Hall
J.D. Brotherson
W.L. Ames
Slayton
Working Clas
Nise
Corry Plane In Operation After Minor Smash Up
In a brief report from Corry the plane resumed practice after a minor tire burst caused a small smash up. Marit Miller received a card from a brother urging Shelby tubing to the water. Timt and Miller had been training several times daily with practice continuing today.
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Marit Miller
Shelby
Timt
Miller
James Boys at the Lyric Tonight
Local Lyric hosts James Boys in Missouri noted as sensational with Sweet Allee Boy Bolt and speet music. Adults 19 ots. Ady 1417 Sey Adults Mots. Ady 1117.
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James
Jamey Boys
Missouri
Winners in guessing contest at recent fair
The guessing contest by Barlow Hardware Co based on Universal Portland Cement shipments from all plants during September drew wide interest. Winners were Matley Kid. J. Vetger first prize with 56899 sacks, Leon VanTassel second with 4921000, and Mrs. John Elderkin third with 4185872. Cement firm offered 48 prizes in total and farmers showed growing interest in concrete as lumber costs rise.
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Barlow Hardware Co
Guelksing
Universal Portland Cement Co
Prae
Leon VanTassel
Corry
Prise Wite
John Elderkin
Exchs
Coe
Barlow Mariyare Co
Lambar
Wilson Retires From the Stump in Campaign Schedule
Urging unity, Governor Woodrow Wilson announces reduced stump speaking, excluding Thursday and Friday events, until Colonel Roosevelt can join the campaign. He plans to visit Delaware, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, ending campaign in Fillstore Friday night.
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Urincotan
N.J
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Delaware
West Virginia
Ben Toy Company Presents Abia Theatre Musical Comedy
The Ben Toy Music Comedy Co arrives at the Library theatre for a two hour and a half program tonight. The troupe carries its own agents and performs three distinct shows. Do not confuse with other so called mutual comedy outfits offering vaudeville acts or moving pictures.
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Ben Toy Company
AbiaeAtre Wikies
Peas Me OF
Corry
Ben Toy Music#1
Library Theatre
Muateal
Remedial Action Ordered After Wiring Faults In City
Yestercity Street Commissioner and Corry City Electric Light Company notify Union Telephone Company that all wiring faults found by the city wire inspector must be remedied at once. The inspector’s report is cited, and both companies agree to comply. A Union Telephone official notes electric light crews have caused more issues than the telephone plant, while several items in the report had already received attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestercity
Corry City
Elea Thic Light Company
Union Telephone Company
Electri Light Company
Uylon Telephone Company
Wales Hardware Ships Apples to Fruit Products Company
Will ship 25 carloads of apples from West Main street beyond Flist Avenue to the Fruit Products Company of Broston NY. Wales Hardware plans additional loads from Spring Creek and will start loading more fruit, aiming for 20 cents per hundred pounds with sale to the highest market price. notes unusually large crop and variable quality.
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Thy Wales Hardware Company
Main Street
Flist Avenue
Fruit Products Company
Broston
Walew Company
Wit
Spring Creek
Local music publisher expands reach to 850 stores and more
The Henderson & Co music publishing house reports arranging sheet music distribution to Associated Southern Stores with 850 outlets and United Buying Service with 926 stores, plus several syndicate outlets. Early orders indicate strong growth. Corry is praised as an effective distribution point. Nearby menu notes advertise a Wednesday and Saturday supper at Commercial Hotel with Chicken and Wattles, Oyster Stew, and assorted desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gh, Henderson & Co
Associated Southern
United Buying Service
Corry
Commercial Hotel
Autumn luncheon at West Church street hosts
Mrs. Thomas Ragonta held a one o clock luncheon yesterday and today at her West Church Street home. The event, a delightful Autumn party, featured refreshments by Mrs. Ransom McKely of Spring Classe and Mrs. Arthur B. Ragan. About forty guests enjoyed music and singing by Miss Tha Austin and others.
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Thomas Ragonta
West Church Street
Mra Ransom McKelyy
Arthur B. Ragan
Mion
Austin
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Nared
Matuer
Jen End Chicaco Anches
Faincibal Cinics
Warren
Kane ‘Fanelle
Ady
War Horse
Miller and
Timm
Wilton
Democratic Rally
Lindsey Seubert
Now Jersey
Turner W. Shacklett
THE
Kapelle Band
Union Telephone Co
Electric Light Co
Brocton
Wales
BIG
CH. Henderson Music Publishing’ Co
Colery
Stein-Bloch
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
M. Krieger
S. Center St. Corry
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
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