Seven League Boots and a Peaceful Return to France
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Fismatte retreat to the Aisne and Vesle sector. The piece notes a two story school on a red lane site, French children in class, and Western Pennsylvania scholars praying amid memories of war. It claims peace has come and comments on American politicians' posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fismatte
Aisne
Vesle
St. Gilles
Death Valley
Vimes
Red Lane
Pennsylvania Studiers
Pismesare
Wesle
French Creek
Sudden Miss Field rises fast in Hollywood film world
Hollywood profile of Virginia Field, praised as the sudden Miss Field, detailing her birth in London, early schooling in France, Vienna, and Paris, and rapid rise from a schoolgirl to a contract actress. She recalls meeting Gilbert Miller, starting theatre work while young, and rushing into film with Little Lord Fauntleroy after a swift London to New York journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiollywood
Film City Friends
Virginia
Miss Wield
Wes
Artress
Gondon
St. John Field
France
Vienna
Paris
Gilbert Miller
Max Reinhardt
Miss Field
Reinhardt Theatre
British Isles
Auribi Lee
America
London
New York
Owen Davis, Jr
Davis
Hollywood
Pasadena
20Th Century-Fox
Lord Fauntleroy
Treasure Hunt Crew Eyes Sunken Crown Jewels Off Virginia Capes
A real life treasure hunt sails from New York with 20 adventurers aboard the four masted Constellation to depths of 40 fathoms off the Virginia Capes in pursuit of the crown jewels of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, gold, bullion, and vast copper valued between 4 and 26 million dollars, using cutting edge diving gear, while the wreck is said to be as recent as 1911. The article notes the romance of the quest and contrasts it with modern mass production and housing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure Hunt
Constellation
New York Harbor
Virginia Capes
Maxiailian
Mexico
Diaz
Tweed Dominates Paris Fashion This Season
Tweed is used for tailored suits, evening coats, and bloomers in Paris. Designers buy Scotch tweed after French restrictions halted wool production, creating diverse outfits with long jackets, basques, high necklines, bloomers, and embroidered evening coats in bold red, blue, and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Couturiers
Rozenman Junie Company Ticketed by Odd Conscience Note
A Thief in Tiffin, Ohio left a one dollar bill with an attached note claiming it was for books stolen three or four years ago, prompting an unusual conscience-tinged inquiry into the earlier theft.
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Tiffin, O
Rozenman Junie Company
Twenty Years Ago Journal Flashback September 2 1916
Labor Day observance will suspend business. Contractors J B Love and A H Fehlman win a building contract near Lovells by Sheffield Farms Stanson Decker Co. A man found dead near Lovells Station is taken to Corry hospital. Ralph W Brown ages 15 dies at home. Youngville pall club to perform Labor Day doubleheader under Raymonds. Frost hits Corry area more severely than believed. WN I Club and 10 youths plan a house party at Finley Lake with chaperones. Dr J W Wright Erie visits to discuss health measures for NY state towns. Horse plunge near Tannery injures two men who escape. Dar Caldwell badly bitten by collie. John W Ryan of Cleveland marries Marcena Lynch at SS Thomas rectory. Stanley Pennell heads to NYC for work. About 300 visitors expected in Oil City Oct 10 for Northwestern division Pennsylvania Letter Carriers Association meeting.
Corry Students Enter College List Grows Across Region
Many Corry students pursue higher education with Ruth Johnson attending Taylor University and others enrolling at Edinboro State Teachers College, Seton Hill, Westminster College, and Allegheny among numerous colleges across Pennsylvania and beyond. The list includes destinations like Buffalo General Hospital, Tyler University, and University of California Los Angeles, reflecting a broad spread of apps and acceptances. Local figures highlighted include Ruth Keppel and Virginia Loveland with notes on the emerging college pathways for area youth. A separate Erie note mentions Charles Groia winning a 17 pound muskrat catch in Lake Erie and a prompt to sell boats yesterday morning.
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Rage Oues Albion
Mich
Macie Johnson
Edinbury
Teachers’ College
Edinboro
Ruth Johnson
Taylor University
Upland
Ruth Keppel
Brig School
Erie
Virginia Loveland
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Ernestine Lynn
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Virginia McCloskey
Buffalo General Hospital
Buffalo
Hilzabeth Murten
Evie Commercial School
Wire
Virginia
Mim
Buffalo General
Tne
Join Ohrn
Allegheny College
Meadville
Robert Ott
University of California
Los Angeles
Calif
Miuvion Pitt
East
Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Tex
Chariott Schramting
Painters
Colles
Richard Soop
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Ruth Taylor
One-Minute Test Answers Summary
About 12 years. Jamies Bland. In India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Bland
India
Rebels Bombard Iron After Tragic Dawn Clash
Reporting from Madrid and border areas, rebels bombarded Fort Guadelupe at dawn as loyalist forces executed held captives in retaliation for recent bombardment of Irun. Casualty figures remain uncertain with estimates of at least dozens killed among both sides and thousands imprisoned refugees fleeing toward Alicante. In Madrid the exodus continued as rebel air raids targeted the capital for the fourth time, with plans to move a delegation aboard the cruiser Quincy.
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Tron
Fort Guadelups
Irun
Fort Guadelupe
Fuenterratia
Madrid
Alicante
Criser
Alvert F. Wafer
Madirid
Pasl
Estremadura
Ernesto Monica
Rome
Poly
Kishacoquillas Valley in Mifflin County Scenic Note
The Kishacoquillas Valley between Standing Stone and Jack's Mountain in Mifflin County is described as one of Pennsylvania's most beautiful fertile regions. The valley runs about 40 miles long and four miles wide with Amish and Mennonite communities. It highlights Route 76 and scenic elevation views attracting travelers.
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Kishacquillas Valley
Kishacoquillas
Mifflin County
Kishacoquillas Valley
Standing Stone
Jack's Mountain Ranges
Jack's Mountain
Mill Creek
Reedsville
Star Signals Octavine Birth Period and 1937 Outlook
A column outlines influences for those born March 20 to April 21 with strong business activity on a creditable day. It forecasts improved market conditions, travel and distant dealings, a great financial stimulus in May and June 1937, and romance or speculation expansion in January 1937 spanning a 25 mile region known for peace and beauty.
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Scott
Philippine
Rizal
Lucky
USN
Algany
Lapy Haniman
Europe
Sibb Nelson
Napoleon
Frenei
Skeirion
University of Nebraska
Central America
Franklin News-Herald
Fismette
Landry
112Th Infantry
R. J. Scott
Mary Knight
United Press
Journal
Messrs
J.B. Love
A. H. Fehlman
Noar Lovells
Sheffield Farms Stanson Decker Company
Erie Railroad
Lovells's
Corry Hospital
Ralph W. Brown
G. F. Brown
Ollock
Youngaville Pall Club
Raymonds
Corry
WN. 1
T. Club
Fintley Lake
Lintite
Hurter Pope
Robert King
J. W. Wright
State Department of Health
New York State
Dar Caldwell
Milton Caldwell
John W. Ryan
Cleveland
Marcena Lynch
SS .Thomas Church
Stanley Pennell
New York City
Oil City
Pennnsylvania Letter Carriers’ Association
The
Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Charles Groiia
Lake Erie
Brooklyn Bridge
Old Virginny
Cicero
SEE and Know
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Loblaw’s van
Centen
High Park Coffee
Cromno Beef
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposit Inn, Corp
Washington, D. C
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