State Lot Incendiary Fires Evidently Not Curbed
Reported fires in the State Lot area near Spartanburg and Spring Creek continue despite a state police detail stationed at Spartansburg. History cites five years of arson including Bonnett's Dance Hall, Grange Hall, the Jasper Smith farm, and the Mesto properties. Residents recall multiple barn and mill burnings and even livestock poisoning without conclusive evidence to convict.
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Pero Pines
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Tow
Spring Crest
Corry Peopla
Bonnett
West Spring Creek
Jasper Smith
Tome
Charles Mesto
Joseph Eastman
Anmo
Taylor
J. B. Hydn
Aino
Truman Tally
Holsil
Yollee
Kinney Brot Home to Bradford Kinney Brot Home to Bradford
Kinney Brot, missing from Corry, was found by his daughter and taken to Bradford, where the family had moved weeks ago. A letter from friends reported he had been located at an institution about a hundred miles from Pittsburgh, with personal effects hinting at his memories and condition.
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Kinney
Corry
Thi Eliy
Tradford J
Nays Kinney
Pittsburg
Mina Kinney
Genero
Berg
Ulm
Difficult for H S to Get Games
Kinney,high school football manager, faces trouble arranging the schedule after a Saturday opener win at Pleasantville. A planned out of town game against Warren or Gris failed. Titusville is better connected now, and a home game may be sought soon. Local athletics gain organization and recognition as the season advances.
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Manger Kinney
Hightchhool
Pleasantville
Sim Kinney Fried Bank
Warren
Gris
Titusville High School
Nour Talure
Lgh
Joel Setool
Ag Tate
Wess
Rahi Aioe
Nu Bone Girls Basketball Team Ready for Regular Games
The Nu Bone Girls Association forms a basketball squad of ten, led by captain Miss McGraw. Practices start at the armory with green and Old Gold uniforms planned. Players named include Grow, Vislanting, Anderson, Johnson Crippen, Slaves, Heath, Damon, and Potroson.
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NU Bone
Wetion
Will
Bilesoa Mev Grow
Vislanting
Anderson
Johnson Crippen
Slaves
Heath
Damon
Potoraon
Misa McGraw Haa Boename
Spirelin
Monique Dud
Natural ice operation expands Shannon’s pond in town
Walter Shannon continues work on the Auer property pond as winter approaches. The dam, built last fall, is in excellent shape and will receive minor repairs and a planned extension. Workers will remove surface growth and prepare the flooded area next week, with larger surface storage expected this year and improvements to be finished within two weeks.
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Walter Shannon
Naturalies
Shannon
Nso
Ula
Huerta Poised as Diaz Landing Sparks Uncertain Calm
Vera Cruz reports Diaz remains aboard a German vessel off the coast while Huerta troops brace for a potential landing. Federal forces guard the harbor as arrests loom. German ships and Diaz supporters signal possible disembarkation amid looming Sunday elections.
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Sby
Vera Cruz
Galveston
Pelle Diaz
Perearthio
Hilay
Huerts Tas
Ryal
Yera Cruz
Muerta
Diaz
Mexico
Huerta
Hillcrest Nurseries displays Corry roses on Columbus Avenue
A large crowd visits Hillcrest Nurseries to view Corry grown roses, including Killarney roses, carnations, and chrysanthemums in the new conservatory. Warren plans wholesale shrubbery and tree sales next spring and is promoting his venture with a small illustrated booklet.
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Hillcrest
A.W. Warren
Columbus Avenue
Weiler
Killarney
Hew
Warren
Gouto
Ilttle
St Elizabeth Social at Duffy Home Social Benefit
A parish social at the Duffy home on South Center Street funds the Orean Fund Society of St Dilza baths. The event features a progressive Pedro game and refreshments with all parish members invited to support the organ fund and parish burien.
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Orean Fund Society
St. Dilzabaths
Mry
Mra
Duffy
South Center Street
Aes
Pedro
Organ Society
Jarga
St. Eisabeth's
Burien
Church Wedding This Morning at St Filungeth Church
This morning at an unspecified hour, Row ert Pr¢e and Miss Clark Morklinger were married at St FilunGeth'n Church by Rev. Father Kunts. A small group of relatives attended the ceremony, followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride's home on Bouth Street. The couple departed at nine for a wedding trip to Cleveland, Chicago, and other places, and plan to reside on Beat Main Street after the first month.
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Pr¢e
Clark Morklinger
St. FilunGeth
Father Kunts
Bouth Stroet
Jett
Chicago
Armory Improvement Plans Discussed With Col Rickards
Col Rickards arrived by P and E train after attending State Armory board meetings in Harrisburg. He conferred with Maj Wilcox on needed repairs at the local armory including redecorating and relining walls. Roof work may delay drilling space and the estimated cost runs to several hundred dollars with contracts to local firms.
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Col. Rickards
City
P. and E
State Armory Board
Harrisburg
Wilcox
Ar Giovy
Mmnory Mito
Cold Spell Boosts Local Clothing Trade Across Town
Snow storm and cold weather sent shoppers into Corry clothing and shoe stores as railroad workers from Olgin and west camps bought heavy gear. Eight men spent over a hundred dollars, stores reported their largest rubber boot sales, and footwear outlets saw a historic rush.
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Oval
Ot Olgin
Corry
Mexican Situation Could Be Relieved By Banking Confidence
The text argues that the Mexican situation would rapidly improve if a faction could gain confidence to satisfy world financiers and that many difficulties hinge on the trust inspired by strong banking connections.
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Worl
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