Adrian McCoy Meadville Leader Dies at 82
Adrian W. McCoy 82, a longtime Meadville Morning Star publisher and Mason leader, prominent in civic affairs, died at his Meadville home after years of decline. He served 28 years as district deputy Mason and earlier as an inspector for the Department of Labor and Industry. Funeral services will be held at his residence Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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Adrian McCoy
Adrian W. McCoy
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Meadville Morning Star
Masorle
Department of Labor and Industry
Haight Receives Hell Themed Tester Letter
Charles Haight of Watkins Glen, a stamp collector, mailed a letter to the Hell Norway postmaster seeking a tester from hell. The Hell postal office canceled the letter and returned it to him.
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Hell
Watkins Glen
Charles Haight
Haight
Norway
Corry Elks Attend Northwest District Meeting
Over one hundred Elks from the northwest district gathered in Warren for the September district meeting. Local Lodge No. 789 members included J. F. Austin A. M. Lite Frank Trefe William Pfeffer Michael Litz Rishau Smith and James Carrig Jr. Fred M. Gribble of Aliquippa led his first Warren visit as district deputy with Ward Knoblow presiding. A dinner was served at the Warren lodge hall followed by entertainment. The October meeting will be in Erie.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Ilks
Northwest District
Warren
J. F. Austin
A. M. Lite
Frank Trefe
William Pfeffer
Michael Litz
Rishau Smith
James Carrig
Fred M. Gribble
Aliquippa
Busy weekend of visitors and departures in Corry
A large flow of locals and guests filled Corry as Mr and Mrs J Greenfield and others from Jamestown visited the Potwin home on Maple Avenue. Distinct trips included Paul Bauer en route to Chicago and Miss Beatrice Teemley heading to Oil City for beauty school. Several residents returned from visits to Erie, Cleveland, Buffalo, or New York, while others planned travels to Atlanta, Spencer West Virginia, or Taylor University as siblings and relatives attended weddings and funerals or resumed studies.
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J. Greenfield
Robert Greenfield
Francis Duane
Norman Norgren
Jamestown
N. Y
Ray Potwin
Maple Avenue
Paul Bauer
Tilpeville
Corry
Chicago
Theological Seminary
M. H.nase
Jacksonville
Fig
Wiliam
Melvin Hitchcock
Marian
John Caldwell
Walter Arnold
C. M. Butters
John Rogers
Albert Anderson
Northwestern Council of the
Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary
C. F
Titusville
Glen Gauffreau
Johnson
Cleveland
Tern
I. J. Miess
Ray E. Potwin
Helen Mullen
Sharon
Ardith Reed
Mott Street
Burch Gordon
Eric
John Maloney
Jean
John W. Maloney
Theyaity
Amarillo
Texas
Maloney
Pittsburgh
Henry Bach Omner
Erie
Jack Carpenter
H. JP. Maybee
Mearville
Mis
Pollyanna Carpenter
R. N
St Luke's Hospital
Ohio
Sessie
East Main Street
Beatrice Amy Teemley
Oil City
Feller
Duane ‘Teemley
Velma ‘Thompson
Guys Mills
Velma Moore
Louis Sears
Buffalo
Raymond Sears
Edith Agent
Sherman, N
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
M. Paul
Endicott
Arthur Dahlstrand
New York State
Moose Lake
Minn
Dahlstrand
Eilamay
Thomas
Carlton Pitt
Lawrence Nichols
New York City
Frank
Reynous
Lowville
Atlanta
Tifton
Carolina
Matilda Mast
Meron M. Nast
Hinchester
Merton Nast
J. Nast
N. Nast
M. Lightner
Philip Heath
Fred Heath
College Pari
Maryland
Merle Preble
Unive
Corry High School
Nella, Raeke
Charles M. Raele
South Center Street
Harrisson Gurtie
Enn State College
H. A. Curtis
East Congress Street
Mary Jackson
Peekskill
Juna Carvier
Marian Pitt
Texas State College For Women
Cor~ry
D.J. Pitt
Delaware Street
Mia Ruth Beekwith
Russell Beckwith
North Center Street
Northampton
Mass
Cooley-Dinkinson Hospital
Provence Rydeholm
Esther Clepher
Warren
Elizabeth Williams
Missrieten Tones
James Muetnnes
Reading
Jack MacInnes
G. M. Diehl
Spencer Diehl
Werleyville
Simday
Virgil Skinner
Ernest Bachomner
Charlotte Staples
Dickie
Frank Lathrop
Russell
Theo Aitkenson
Mrs Myrtle Crane Dies at Warren Hospital
Mrs Myrtle Crane, 43, wife of Martin Crane of Corry, D.8, died this morning at Warren hospital after a extended illness. Surviving are her husband and four children, two sons Thomas and John of Corry and four daughters of Jamestown. Body released to Bradent funeral parlors for preparation pending funeral arrangements.
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Myrtle Crane
Martin Crane
Corry
Warren
Thomas
John
Jamestown
Bradkent
J J Fullom Named Superintendent
The Spencer Sunday School election names J J Fullom as superintendent for the ensuing year with Delbert Crogcutt as assistant and Mrs Lyle Merry as secretary. Other officers include Mrs Clarence Bally pianist and cradle roll superintendent Mrs Croscutt. Trustees are Clarence Alley and Ralph Bailey. The resignation of Rev Walter Custer, the present pastor, has been accepted.
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Army Ute
Wes
Spencer Sunday School
T. J. Fullom
Delbert Crogcutt
Lyle Merry
Clarence Bally
Lavina Dingfelder
Mra. Croscutt
Ralph Bailey
Albert Blakeslee
Markets Signal Moderate Demand on Pittsburgh Produce Trade
On September 12 Pittsburgh wholesale markets showed moderate demand with apples steady and various quotations for staps of produce. Potatoes and sweet potatoes were firm while livestock values edged higher. at New York the stock market rose as Hitler spoke at Nuremberg and major equities posted gains.
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United Press
Tittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Westbies
Grimes
Jonathans
Markatesh
W. Va
Mackintosh
Fedex
Michigan
Wiles
Long Island
N. J
Lgher
Hennery
Xoysters
New York
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
Marriage Announcement for Roberta Ross and Marion Jaggi
Mrs. da Sons announces the marriage of her daughter Roberta Ross to Marion W. Jaggi son of Will Jaggi of Columbus. Roberta a Corry High School graduate and stenographer for attorney Walter H Scott. The couple will reside in Erie where he is employed.
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Gerry
Daugher
Roberta
Olive Ross
Marion
W. Jaggi
Will Jaggi
Columbuus
Dagelis
Corry High School
Walter H Scott
Erie
Zriom 45
District grape crop in northeast set for record yield
The northeast district reports a strong grape crop with about 70 percent of 1927 yield in 1938, and is said to surpass eastern and western Lake Erie areas as well as Michigan in size. Quality is reported finer than last year, with rapid, even ripening aided by plentiful rainfall.
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North
Aus
Births Spark Bells in Rehren Parish
Bells announce newborns in Rehren Germany with church archives noting ongoing births as schoolhouse bells ring for ten minutes per child, signaling a lively parish record of new life.
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Germany
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