Prize potato contest draws wide local interest in fair
Agricultural department notes high school participation as students from nearby towns dig for the prized tuber at the vocational fair. Alfred Warner and other students compete in the 400-tin shell event on an east-of-Heanewelt plot, with observers tracking progress and noting community excitement about the outcome.
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Reconstruction of School Physical Education Hiring
The article outlines multiple applicants for a physical education position at Corry School. It notes community interest and a decision process about who will be hired, highlighting concerns about health, fitness, and fit with school programs within a contested hiring context.
Dry raid victims fail to get bail in Erie County crackdown
Authorities report multiple arrests after a Friday raid targeting illegal moonshine operations in Erie County. Three victims remained jailed while a fourth faced outstanding warrants as state troopers seized a large still and about 20 barrels of mash. Bonds were set for several defendants, with authorities promising more action as investigations continue.
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Hartman Charged With Slaying Cop In Bank Robbery
Gettysburg Pa Oct 18 Information filed against Philip A Hartman charges him with murder and robbery in connection with the Abbottstown Bank holdup and the killing of state trooper Francis Haley by Sergeant A Dabilytroin in the Abbottstown area.
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Football Scores Bulletin Tonight On Major Games
The Journal will post scores of major college football games tonight. A printer telegraph service will relay results until 5 oclock this afternoon and updates will be displayed on a bulletin board after the last games conclude.
City Council Seeks Street Improvement Pay Plan
City officials hold a preliminary survey to draft a tentative street improvement program. Council members will visit streets including Predeficl Congress Wright Hust Main West Siuim and Maple in the afternoon. The plan aims to outline paying for the projects at Monday night’s council meeting.
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Three Arrests by Erie Constable on Warrants
Three Corry men were arrested by an Erie constable acting on warrants sworn before Alderman Mayor in Brig by A. B. Foster of Euclid Street. Carl Feapz Cath Peterson and John Bogart face larceny and breaking and entering charges linked to a disputed chicken coop on Second Avenue half on Foster property and half on Franz property. A hearing is set for October 2nd in Erie with bail set at $1,000 each.
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Carl Feapz
Cath Peterson
John Bogart
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Corry
Foster
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Second Avenue
Mmderman Momoytr
Erle
Hey
French sportsman accuses wife of shotgun shooting
Le Havre report says Lucien Denbel, a noted French athlete, claims his wife shot him with a shotgun after a quarrel amid whispers of a remarriage. The case centers on a scandal involving a former New York beauty who had three marriages.
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La Follette Wins West and Turns East in 1924 Campaign
La Follette declared victory in the West and announced plans to pivot to the East for final campaigning. He outlined schedules from Omaha to Manilla and spoke of mobilizing Progressive forces across Mississippi to the Pacific. His message urged East and West states to unite to defeat opponents in the November election.
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Daescher Named French Ambassador to the United States
George Daescher, director of commercial affairs at the French foreign office, has been appointed French ambassador to the United States, succeeding Jules Jusserand. Jusserand is relieved by his own wish after 21 years in Washington. Daescher, 65, takes up duties amid formal government confirmation.
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Prominent Franklin Lumber Man Killed
A Franklin lumber man was killed in a car wreck after a New York Central switcher struck the automobile. The vehicle was demolished. a wife and five children survive.
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Mrs Bracken Dies in Plainfield New Jersey
Plainfield New Jersey reported the death of Mrs Mextha Page Bracken wife of DL Bracken a prominent Corry resident. She had long led social circles in Corry and was active in the First Methodist Church and local organizations. Survived by husband and three children James Bracken Margaret Page Alpers and two sisters. Funeral plans not yet announced with services expected at the West Pleasant street home.
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Margaret Page Alpers
Westfield
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Franke Shay
Caria Dover
Ohio
West Pleasant Street
Murder follows rejected suitor near Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids a murdered girl, Miss Molly Fleming, was found in a woodshed near the school where she taught. A hatchet was found nearby. Rejected suitor Reber Dyke, known as Wappy, had pursued her for over a year and reportedly tailed her despite her disinterest. Friends and a girlfriend recall her going to the woodshed and a scream heard before the body was discovered. Dyke is being sought as the suspect.
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Plans New Milk Plant to Rise Here in City
A new milk products plant is planned for this city to be built at the corner of East Main and King Streets on the former Frantis estate property. Owners are E Bellinger and WH McGranahan, formerly of Mohawk interests. Construction will begin within a week, with a model butter plant featuring modern dairy equipment to handle all dairy products.
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Corry Motor Club backs direct Wrights ville Road route
The Corry Motor Club met last evening to discuss the Wrightsville Road project. Members approved any direct state route into Corry, urged Highway Department action, and ordered new emblems and service-station signs for Corry area. The club plans to grow membership, authorized April 1st enrollment at 250, urging all car owners to join.
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Stringent Regulations On Parking Issued In Harrisburg
Harrisburg October 18 news reports Secretary Pawl D Wright issued a ruling banning parking on state highways within legal highway limits for any reason. No car may stop opposite the white line, with no exceptions to this rule, due to accidents caused by parking on highways.
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