Evening Penn State extension courses announced for Corry
Penn State Engineering Extension will offer courses in Corry this fall with 34 students last year and higher enrollment expected. Courses include blue print reading and sketching direct current electricity and fundamentals of accounting. Classes run Thursday nights at the junior high school for 15 weeks with two one hour and one two hour options.
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Pha Corry
Das Deen
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Engineering Extension Department
Benn State
Ufter
Corry
Sinter
MT. Bunnell
Petin
Tee
College of the State
Atals Rees
Community Notes From Blue Eye area October gathering
Ews notes recount social visits and gatherings around Blue Eye. Pete Spoon and local families hosted and visited relatives in Corry Warren and Spring Creek while celebrating a washing bee and games. Visitors from Columbus Spring Creek Warren Youngsville joined neighbors for multiple social calls and funeral attendance.
Housewils Pinge 8 Sheet of Biotin Paste Under Covers
An obscure note describes applying a biotin paste under bed covers to influence a process. The fragment mentions timing and containment steps, aiming to prevent liquid from reaching a target area. Limited readable context leaves exact purpose and outcome unclear.
Shower for Bride-to-Be in Corry Jamestown Office Circle
Nine women from the Corry Jamestown office hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen Gould at Irene Jordan’s Hast Frederick Street home. Music cards and dancing preceded a light lunch and a climber of hire gifts. The wedding is planned for the near future.
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Corry- Jamestown
Helen Gould
Irene Jordan
Frederick Street
Carda
Gould
Rogan Opposes 250000 for Poor Board
County commissioners debate a 250000 request by the Poor District directors. Joseph J. Rogan moves to direct the county Solicitor to protest before the court, but the motion fails as Commissioner Davis declines to act. Rogan proposes a careful audit to determine annual expenditures.
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Court House
BRIE
Get
Joseph J. Rogahi
Hogan
Charles F. Davis
Hogin
Grand Union celebrates seventh anniversary and expansion
The Grand Union Company, a leading chain with 28 states and origins in 1872, marks its seventh anniversary while detailing its offices in New York and warehouse network from Utica to Albany. Mrs. Frank Lathrop and two children are returning to Lancaster after months away.
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Fid
Grand Union Company
Grand Union
Gressive
Oneisa County Creameries
Glenwood Food Shops
New York
New York City
Utica
Binghamton
Green Tsland
Syracuse
Albany
Frank Lathrop
Tw Childdren
Lancaster Pa
Findley Man Held in Rum Running Ring
Special agents, operating independently of Buffalo dry agencies, struck a blow at rum running connecting Canada and Pittsburgh. Seven men were arrested in Findley and Buffalo. two released on bonds from 5,000 to 10,000 dollars. A second round of arrests was planned in Pittsburgh as investigators alleged involvement of prominent locals. Names include Jay CaniProm, Louis Hanna, Spike Stearne, Harry Raydor, Guy Warner, Donald LaTona, Philip LaPona, and others connected to private telephone exchanges and the Weatsa telegraph company. Harold Orr directed the probe for the U S attorney’s office.
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Bufralo
Buffalo
Uighor
Canada
Pittsburgh
Tvo
Glib
Birkgl
Erie
Jay CaniProm
Barceréia
Westield
Lous Hanna
Cimeron
Handl Nelton
Spike Stearne
Arcelana
Hary Raydor
Mindley Lake
Weatsa'a
Guy Warner
Predonia
Donald LaTona
Phiilip
LaPona
Hatetimeton High School
Harold & Orr
United States Attorney
Bear Lake Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Bear Lake October notes report Mrs HA Baker and Mrs Sam Jobes visiting Niobe friends. Marie Hanna spent a weekend with Heslie Hanna in Warren. Lizzie Sams and family joined Arthur Sands at his home. George Smith plans to spend winter with his sister in Warren. Mr and Mrs C F Johnson visited Conneaut Lake. Frank Betts of Pittsburgh visited Will and George Evans. Marie Hanna stayed with Mrs Archie Hunter in Warren. Thompson and Nelson of Galeton visited. Nelson’s eyes improving. Mayme Berry returned from Fort Washington with her daughter. Richel Williams and family visiting briefly. S.C. Ci and family were guests last Tuesday. D Hotchkiss and son Thomas visited Mooreheadville. Charles Wilson injured while preparing boats for winter at Bear Lake. M A Chindgren Pred Angstadt and Donald Twootson of Chanetoquah Lake Airways to Lewis Chapman’s farm for Sunday October 8. Sands of Chandler’s Valley owner of meat market building fixing space for post office with new door and window. Emma Lopus visited B Tillotson in Mahone and Alto Falconer in Colton. Rev Ivan Shtevin and Mrs Eisle Hassam guests. Mrs Florence Sweetland visiting in Washington DC. Mary Brown returned from Garland visit. Local revival meetings ongoing. Classifieds feature daily items.
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Blue Eye
Pete Spoon
Andrew Christenson
Wallace Clarke
Leon Spoon
A. C. Sandburg
Lee Crosby
Gar
Burch
Nine Bear Lake
Columbus
Spring Creek
Charles Sandburg
Will Burch
Fred Yates
Barney Word Co
Youngstown
Clayton Barcus
Arthur
Baccus’ Hunt
Fairview
George Mead
Albert Sandbure
Warren
Pauline Spoon
Erie
Hey
Sarver
Leslie Wells
Meryin Donahue
Corry
Thehcome
Alta Mead
John Hillburg
Misa Pearl Sandburg
Titusville
Charles, Sandburg
Bear Lake
HA Baker
Sam Jobes
Niobe
Marie Hanna
Heslie Hanna
Lizsie Sams
Kennedy
Arthur Sands
George Smith
Tear Warren
Me O
Enoch Cornish
C. F Johnson
Conneaut Lake
Frank Betts
Fittsburgh
Will
George Evans
Archie Hunter
Charles ‘Thompson
Nelson
Galeton
Pa., Were In Town Tuesday and Wednesday, Nel
Mayme-Berry
Fort Washligtos
Elo B
Richel Williams
D. Hotchkisa
Thomas
Thei
Mooreteadville
Charles Wilson
Wmile
M.A. Chindgrén
Pred Angstadt
Donald Twotson
Chanetouquh Lake Airways
Hartfield
Lewis Chapman
Fro Sands
Chandler's Valley
Dlog
Cothish
Emma Lopus
B. ©. Tillotson
Mahone
Alto Falconer
Coloton
Ivan Shtevin
North East
North East, Were Guests of Mrs. Eisle Hassam
Florence Sweetland
Mr. Cornish
Washington, D. C
Mary Brown
Garland
Panama
Beaverdam News Highlights Local Social Visits
Oct 1 Beaverdam reports Mr and Mrs Guy Rothe hosting dinner with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jay Smith and Frneet Turk of North Clymer. Bert Bowen and Natit Youngs helped with wood for Henry Hilla. Many local residents visit relatives and travel to Erie and Cleveland for family events and business.
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Heaverdam
Guy Rothe Gun Childdren
Near Watlabury
Ani
Jay Smith
Frneet Turk
North Clymer
Mra
Bert Bowen
Ray Bradley
Arthur Myers
Cleveland
Rang Wiltmurth
Grandehti
Oscar Finner
Hirty Lockwood Wah
Hie Quali
Eben Chatrey
Cynthia Gifford
Aon
Bert Loomis
G. Hurley
Ted Hanley
Leo Maynard Wors
Rrie
Bert Bower
Erie City
Smock
Frank Ladd
Elgin
New Jamestown Station Project Hearing Held
Hearing on a $467,000 station project for Jamestown was held by the Public Service Commission. G F Vannyman announced a speedy decision. parties included McKinney L Phillips, Marlin A Rishey, Grover R James, and Gray King. The plan totals $908,000 with $66,000 in additions for alterations.
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Theil Railroad
Grover R. James
New York
Gray King
Architeet
Hein
Erle
Dorothy Wend and Community Socials Highlight Local Life
Residents such as Mrs Mary Sclagnite and Mr J Bigim attend gatherings at various homes including Garland and Canton. The report notes visitors to Corry, a Buffalo trip, entertaining guests, and a chicken pie social hosted by the Ladies Aid with adults and children noted.
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Buffalo
de Filghard
Néals
Harry
Mastinger
Kebart Donnisot
Dorothy
Glen Mothip Bey
Cildren
David Ryington
L. Crimp
Amiso
Mugion Oluthiday
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Findley
Bear Lake News
White Swan
Wrightsville
Rocky Ridge
Ealing
Ray R. Powers
Main St
E. E. Guignon
Cole
Beaverdam
Ray
Member
Federal Reserve System
Dorothy Wend
Sunt
Mary Si
J. Bigim
Bal Murti
Uist Weale
Hilda Bitte
John Mot
Ta Canton
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Mira
Paul Posten Ilent
Jane
Jude
Gillyur
Mindy
Mia
A. Eaton
ML Eclarke
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