Rexall Train to Visit Corry Next Sunday
The Rexall Convention train from United Drug Co. Boston is set to visit Corry next Sunday. A 350-ton streamlined engine and twelve Pullman cars will display Rexall product lines, with exhibits on technology and sales, a convention lecture space, and living quarters for executives led by Louis K. Liggett. The tour aims to reach about two million spectators in twelve months.
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United Drug Co
Boston
Rexall Convention
Corry
Rexall
Condra Pharmacy
United States
Canada
Union
Rex MN
United Drug Im
iMigmadRex
Cava Nome
Lenzo
Adrienne
United Drug -Co
Persommel
John Mai
Louis K. Liggett
Osburyne
Reed defeats Barnes in district election
Jamestown September 16 Daniel A Reed of Dunkirk longtime U S Representative in the 43d District was renominated in the Republican primary defeating Clare Barnes by about 6300 votes. Reed carried all three counties including Chautauqua and Allegany districts while Barnes carried Jamestown. Other races saw Lloyd Babcock renominated for Assembly, Roy Chadwick winning sheriff, Walter Christopherson second in primary, and Ellen Yates Miller renominated county clerk by large plurality.
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Allegany
Jamestown
Barnes
Reed
Dunkirk
Lloyd J. Babcock
Harry J. Holraysl
Karle W. Gage
Ashville
Townsend
Babcock
Chautauqua County Young Republican Club
Jamestown Young Men's Republican Chu
Roy Lb. Chadwick
Walter S. Christopherson
Jamestown Young
Protest Dropping of Medical Relief in Harrisburg
Protests against the State Emergency Relief Board decision to discontinue medical relief Saturday were considered by the board. Delegations from several medical and dental branches were advised by Governor Marie to appoint a representative to confer with Relief Administrator Carl de Schweinitz on ways to provide medical attention to relief families. The administrator said discontinuance would save $625,000 from October 1 to February 1, with 20 percent as administrative cost.
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Wnney Press
Harrisburg
Amergency
S Relief Board
Medical
Dental
SIRB
Marie
Mame
Carl de Schweinitz
Lillian Guild Plans Dessert Bridge Event
A Lillian Guild meeting in the Parish Hall scheduled a dessert bridge for Thursday at 1 pm on Sept 24 at Mayflower Lodge, home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Rafter. Anne Titus chairs, Boyd Parker handles reservations, transport available via Mrs. Titus, with rummage sale planned for Oct 2-3 at the Parish Hall.
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Thesday Ovenine
Fessert Bridge
Mayflower Loge
B. Rafter
Pindley Lake
Anne Titus
Boyd Parker
Titus
Discover New Indian Grounds Near This City Site Found
H M Rupp of the State Historical Society reports a newly found Indian site near the State Fish Hatchery west of the city. Excavation is underway as workers probe fortifications around Watertorc and Corry earth circle. The society aims to protect fortifications and camps with hopes to create a large regional park.
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H. M. Rupp
State Historical Society
WIPA
Watertorc
Corry
Historical Society
Rupp
Fistriel
Bank employee at Kane fined jailed for misappropriation
Alva E Johnson former bank clerk at Kane Trust and Savings Company pleaded guilty to three indictments involving more than 9000 dollars in misapplied funds. She was sentenced to pay 1500 dollars plus costs and to an indeterminate Muncy Industrial School for Women sentence, to run concurrently with other terms. Johnson had seven years of bank service and waived preliminary hearing. A separate note reports Penn High Greenville students urged to refrain from joining fraternities and sororities.
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Kkane
Kane Trust and Saveings Company
Alva E. Johnson
Muncy Industrial School For
Charles G. Hulbard
McKean
Institution 8
Johnson
McKean County
Fire Truck Is Awaited In Corry City
The new Mack International wire truck arrived in the city shortly before 8 o clock this afternoon, brought from the Allentown plant. Members of the Corry Firemen's Relief Association await the city purchase, with shipment expected within two or three days. Officials recently were assured the apparatus would be shipped no later than September 16th, and it may arrive late today or Thursday.
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Mack International
City
Allentown
Corry
Colry
Plaster of Paris
Gerry
Karl B. Morrison
Marine Bank
Erie
Peake Boy Home From Hospital After Injuries
Walter Peake an 11-year-old boy from East Street returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where he received treatment for skull fracture after being struck by a car driven by John Kowalski near East Main and East streets. He regained consciousness after the accident and improved under Dr Walter Dandy care. he traveled home with his mother.
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Walter Peake
Walter J. Peake
East Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Batimore
John Kowalsi
East South
East Main
East Streets
Walter
Walter Dandy
Brough
Quadruplets to African Woman Declared Found Alive
A late 19th century dispatch from Cape Town reports a native woman delivered quadruplets while traveling across the African West. The children, three boys and one girl, were taken to Lady Smith where Dr Hoffman and nurses provided care. The mother reportedly lacked shelter at birth and the family remains under medical oversight with positive recovery notes.
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United Fires
Cape Town
San Africa
Ladysmith
Hoffman
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