Fine features at Corry theatres this week
The Corry Rex and Grand theatres premiere a slate of features led by Smoldering Tins and Her Love's Secret. Argentine Love arrives Wednesday with Gloria Swanson and Bebe Daniels, while The Midnight Express and Laughing at Danger headline further bills with star turns from Elaine Hammerstein and Norma Talmadge.
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Ile Tynd
Rex
Grands Theatres
Allan Dian
Rex Theatre
Paramounts
Gloria Swanson
Bebe Daniels
Ricardo Cortez
Vincinte Blaco Ibanez
James Rennie
Columbia
Blaine Hamsmerstein
Elaine Hammerstein
Willian Haynes
George Nichols
Lloyd Whittock
Eirwin Booth Tilton
Pat Harmon
Berta Grassly
Phyllis Haver
Roscoe Karns
Dick Palmadge
Grand Theatre
Eva Novak
Talmadge
Ant Talmadges Talmadge
Hollywood
Carley
Mr .Talmadge
James W
Sting of Bee Causes Crash in Erie Auto Mishap
Sept 16 at West Twenty-fifth street Frank Baumter narrowly escaped death after a bee sting distracted him while returning to Erie from Wheeling. His car left the grade near Alexandria, Pa, rolled over, and Baumeister was thrown from the wreck with injuries.
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Erie
Frank Baum
Wheeling
Alexandria
Baumeister
Baumiister
Bruiges
Trophy for One Beauty A Husband for Another
A United Press report from New York details the Atlantic City beauty pageant. Fay Lanphier of Oakland California won first prize, a goldmer, while Edna Pranci of Houston Texas captured the Consolation prize as Miss Houston. Jules Vschendorf of Houston asked who the best rite was as the balding beauty reflected on the event before heading back to Houston.
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United Press
New York
Atlantic City
Fay Lanphier
Oakland
Calif
Edna Pranci
Houston
Texas
Jules 7 Vschendorf
Shenandoah Probe to Open Monday
The official naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah dirigible crash will meet at Lakehurst Monday to investigate the causes of the Ohio disaster. The scope of the probe will be announced by the Navy Department later today.
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United Press
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Ohio
Lakehurst
Navy Department
The Road to the City planned by Akeley Grange play
Akeley Grange and Columbus Grange will present The Road to the City in the 1.0 Hall Friday evening September 18. Proceeds go to both Granges. Also noted is the Community Church annual meeting on September 24 to elect four trustees and hear the Himsell report. Contributions unsettled should be paid to the financial secretary before the meeting. Mrs Lyn Colvin and children from Pittsburgh visited John Ohio and family. Mr and Mrs Philip Dente plan to move to Tigny Pa.
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Columbus
Akeley Grange
Akeley
Columbuns Grange
Avery Tone
Jyill
L Hie Himsell
Lyn Colvin
Pittsburgh
John Ohio
Philip Dente
Tiginy Pa
Seek Parents Cooperation In School Work
A historic plea notes Superintendent Brown urging parent involvement to support the Corry school district’s new year. He reports smooth opening with about 1800 pupils, outlines plans to inform families, and invites meetings while requesting patience as letters go out.
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Browsi Tins
Fem
Brown
Gourmletedt
Gary Boys Aid
Tyson
Bell V8
Mutual
Carnegie Library
Franklin
Doar
StattuCpe
Edjyst Meet the Teacher Visit at Whe HeHools
Fragmentary OCR reads as a request seeking support for a school event. It mentions a teacher visit, learning goals, and hopes for a successful year with community participation. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing names or dates.
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Luippur
Bear Wake residents host extended gathering at Scholten home
Several local families and guests from Pattons, Mendville, Madigan, and Golwubus attended weekend events at the Scholten residence. Relatives and friends including Rev Shy and family were among those visiting, with Mrs. Clare Gordon also noted as a guest. Marie Hinnaby announced plans to retire to the Doane district for another year.
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Ind
Rets Gui
Niga
Jormay
Sied
Madigan
Wis
Scholten
Asi
Hj, Scholton
Clare ‘Gordon i Golwubus
Marie Hinnabys
Doane
Community Notes From Woodin Hall Gathering
The Woodin family reunion at Woodin's hall drew eighty eight members from Wasfield and nearby towns. Visitors and neighbors from Buffalo Jamestown Westford Nisbe Panasna Ashville Colineaut and arbor Creek shared news and joined in the social evening as Miss Ruth Lopuis and Miss Min iy Holeman visited.
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W Powers
Tennily
Wasfield
F. Woodin
Carter
Ruth Lopuis
Celerio
Har Wnesé
Lucy Tillotson
Charles Methiyre
Bottsdam
Ohio
Mary Gardner
Min Iy Holeman Syve
Ragnild
Pitta Burgh
University
F. J. Crowe
Johnsonburg
Ti. R
Cols Woodin
Heli i Wood
Local notes and visits from Bunato and surrounding areas
A hodgepodge of social items from Bunato and nearby locales. Visits include Mrs. Wilson at Chattassquian and a Stockton-Arkwright trip, with many relatives and friends seen in towns such as Youngstown, Newark, Dunkirk, and Niagara. Electric work hinted at potential night lighting. a car train collision near the depot seriously injured Frank Cooper but left him alive. Families like Crowe, Mitchell, Whiteley, and Johnson are mentioned along with various reunions, church events, and conference attendance.
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Wilson Ware
Chattasquainst Mondky
Mie
Snesan Hias
Stockton and
Arkwright
Hare
Corry
Rom Barnes
Johnemeliirg
Winterford
Wannholds
Maine
Joseph Crowe
Hater
Youngs Rowst
Chin
Auil
Miles Cornish
Weal
Bima
Walker
A. James
Andrew Wilson
Hirigl
Dirs
Annait Joottviliye
Warpen
Rey Groter
Bear Lake
Frank Cooper
Cooper
Lola
Charles Reson
Youngstown
Ohio
Oscar Johnson
Zelma Johnson
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Reginald Denny
Oh Doctor
Harry Leon Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Harry Rodard
Mary Astor
Lucile Ward
Otis Martin
Win. V. Mong
Clarente Gelder
Helen Lynch
Martha Mattox
Shenandoah Probe
Cover
NRI
Condra Pharmacy
Corry Penn'a
Ear Lake
Wrigley & Ee Stepereect
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Atlantic N. C
Ford
Atlantic M. C
Atlantic N.C
Atlantic N.C. Motor Oil
N. Cohen & Sons
Visib
Bunato, WN
Business Man
the National Bank
Menry
Natine
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