Dairymen League Denies Opposition to FTC Inquiry
Syracuse report states the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association denies opposing the Federal Trade Commission dairy investigation. President Fred H. Lexauer says he welcomes and cooperates with the inquiry, noting telegrams sent on April 10 to Senate Agriculture Committee members urging impartial fact finding and newspaper restraint. He emphasizes cooperation with the FTC and readiness to provide requested information.
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Lexauer
Dairymen’s League
Trade Commission
Syracuse
Det. 30
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association, Inc
Federal Trade Commission
Fred H. Lexauer
Commission
Te Dairymen’ Teague
Sexauer
Senate Committee of Agriculture
Copeland
Wagner
Reed
Davis
Elk County raid seizes untaxed liquor from Wilmer Mines area
Leo Werner raided a Ridgway bootlegging joint run by Joe Sassolini near Bennetta last week and nabbed the proprietor. He found 27 pints of untaxed liquor. Sassolini faced a hearing before Justice W B Derr and is held on $1,000 bail for the next Bike county court term. Bail posted. Charged with selling liquor without a license and selling untaxed liquor.
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Ridgway
Leo Werner
Joe Sassolini
Wilmer Mines
Benedetta
Werner
Sassolini
Justice of Pesce
W. B. Derr
Bike
Salsoloui
Merchants Plan Big Christmas Opening in Corry
Corry merchants voted to stage a large Christmas opening and parade on December 9. The Golden Rule Club plans include floats from 18 business places, festive storefronts, illuminated Christmas trees, and widespread advertising to spark early holiday shopping.
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Golden Rule Club
Corry
G. T. Murphy Company
Walter H. Hillis
Montgomery Ward & Company
Guy Abbey
Fred York
Bernstein Bros
Joseph Gentiiman
J. A. Lanston
Clifton Howard
Powell Motor Company
Boyd Spencer
Wing Willi Stores
W. T. Wilcox
Corry Jounal
Walter H. Merrick
Crewe Morton
J. L. Spiesman
Engagement announced for Dorothy Hammond and Sterl Artley
Mrs John Hammond and Mrs Worth Hammond hosted a dinner bridge for 31 guests at the Brick House to honor Miss Dorothy Hammond and promote her engagement to Sterl Artley of Liberty Pennsylvania. Miniature marriage license place cards marked November 29. bridge followed at Mrs Worth Hammond’s home with seven tables and several prizes, noting attendees from Corry and nearby cities.
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John Hammond
Worth W. Hammond
Bridge
Worth Hammond
East Frederick Street
Marie Banks
Lena Merke
Alice Messinger
Marie Flannigan
Alice Jeno
Jessie LaMachio
Ruth Becker
Hammon
Mis Vera Lindgren
Sheffield
Marie Baresse
Erle
H. H. Lyons
Inez Fitch
Charlotte Rouse
Unsor City
Miss Hammond
Corry Hats School
Hoff Business College
Warren
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric System
Artley
Corey
Wiliam Artley
Liberty
Sayre
University
Pittsburgh
In Memoriam for Henry Asqian death notice
In loving memory of Henry As qian who passed away October 0 193. We loved him, yes we loved him but Jesus loved him more. He called our dear one to yonder shining shore. The pearly gates were opened. A gentle voice said come, and with farewells unspoken he calmly entered home. His wife, sisters and brothers.
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Henry As
Qian
Jesus
Rich Texas oil fields located through luck
A Dallas 1920s AP dispatch describes Corsicana’s 1894 water well turning to oil discovery, linking Luck to Texas oil booms. It credits Electra, Burkburnett, Reagan County, and Hast y Texans with early field openings and notes university-boosting oil field machinery mishaps and a teamster mistake that birthed Burkburnett. It also mentions W. T. Waggoner, oil magnate, and the upcoming American Petroleum Institute convention in Dallas.
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Corsicana
Dallas
Tex
American Petroleum Institute
Lady Luck
Black Sea
Electra
North
Texas
W. T. Waggoner
Wichita County
Texas First Oil Millions
Burkburnett
S&l
Reagan County
University of Texas
University
Diebler
Corry Hi Y Clubs Plan Organization Under Directors
Corry High School students organize Hi Y clubs in the northwest district with three chapters to handle activities for the year. C G Pils kam and G M Hengst direct the initial meeting at the Junior High School with officers to be elected Thursday evening November 1. Sophomore and Senior groups elect officers on November 7 at the Boston Ave place. attendance contests and athletic events are planned to boost interchapter spirit.
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Corry High School
Hi ¥ Club
C. G. Pilskam
G. M. Hengst
Miss Ross
Charman
Misa Margaret Blair
Boston
Hunting licenses issued in Erie County rise again
Erie October report shows about 1994 hunting licenses issued despite season start on November 1. County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor notes licensing numbers compare favorably with last year as hunters prepare for game season including rabbits squirrels mink opossum and skunk.
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Erie County
Erie
Golden Rule Club Hears Canal Talk and Sales Report
The Golden Rule Club discussed canal insights and route notes at the meeting, with thirty members present. Officers described October sales as the most successful, merchants noting strong external shopper turnout, while Cyril King joined The Pittsburgh Press as assistant to the editorial writer.
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Golden Rule Club
CANAL
Rotary Club
C. W. Lewis
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Blatt
Cyril
Cy" King
OU City
Pittsburgh Pres
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Corry High Club
Nelle Titus
Jane Maxwell
Rita Waite
Bety Roach
Ruth Bush
A.M. Spencer
Campbelltown
William T. Cairns
Pennsylvania
Ie & Pekce
Brown
Robiced Company
Couth
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