Corry Hosts County Field Day Draws Big Crowd
Weather clears as Cory's Hiie County Fish and Game Protective Association fields a large turnout at the Hunter Willis farm near Erie for two days of finals and diverse events. Highlights include dog trials, trapshooting, rifle match, fox hound and beagle trials, archery, pistol and rifle competitions, whippet races, a horse saddle show, and a bear dog trial with Roth's orchestra providing music into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Hiie County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hunter Willis
Erie
Erie County
Corry
Erie Counnty
United States
A. K
He, Watrous
Passociation Land Concest
Bill Owens
Roth
Death at Allen Town Leaves Seitz Nerve Unclear
No new information on the death of George Seitz from the Like Clough farm east of the city. His body was sent to Wisconsin for his parents, with no further details on surrounding circumstances available at Springs Creek. Local residents Glowgh In Sheldon Clough Lloyd Gladstone and Eppest Anetil traveled to Wisconsin to attend the funeral.
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Allen
George Seitz
Clough
Mr. Seitz
Wisconsin
Springs Creek
Glowgh
Sheldon Clough
Lioyd Gladstone
Eppest Anetil
Spring Creek
New York Welcomes Tunney with Riotous Parade
Gene Tunney arrived in New York to a riotous crowd, forced to leave via a freight entrance as police cleared a path. He was greeted by his manager and supporters, with confetti and streamers filling the route to City Hall where Marines and a Navy band saluted.
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United Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Pennsylvania
Hilly Gibson
Tigh Mara
Tov
Tunney
City Hall
Greenwich Village
France
James J. Walker
Whaley jailed for cashing worthless check in Dunkirk
In Dunkirk, Arthur What sy Whaley, 55, of Silamianea, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail after pleading guilty to cashing a worthless check at a local store. He admitted knowingly having no funds and boasted of prior arrests for similar offenses. The court heard his admissions and behavior during the hearing before Judge Antliny Jooeon in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirs
Pops
Arthur
Silamianea
John J. Warren
Antliny Jooeon
Whaley
Flo
Early Suspension Bridges by James Finley of Pennsylvania
James Finley of Payette County Pennsylvania erected chain cable suspension bridges as early as 1787. He patented his improvements in 1788 and, two years later, eight of these bridges existed in America.
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James Finley
Payette County
America
Tin Mining Considered on Sea Floor by Dutch East Indies
The government of the Dutch East Indies contemplates mining certain seabed areas for tin. Officials discuss potential shifts in maritime policy and resource exploitation with implications for local industry and global tin markets.
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Dutch East Trilles
Courtney La and United in Spartanburg February 14
Fragmentary OCR lists names and relations for a wedding notice. Mentions John M Webb of Spartanburg and dates February 14, with references to Dr. Florence Lamxya Cric fardisville and Mrs Curt Mupkins, plus a twin Das G Ly Ie of Salumnen and sister Mrs An gue Wilkingon of Creighton.
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Ine Courtney la
Smurriuyo
John M Webb
Spartanburg
Ab Corry
Florence
Lamxya
Cric Fardisville
Ind
Mra Curt
Mupkins
Wealeywilles
Silden Webbe Jiome
Das G, Ly Ie
Salumnen
Slater
Angue Wilkingon
Creighton
S. 10
Canadian Premier Meighen Resigns After 83 Days
Ottawa Sept 25 Premier Arthur Meighen head of the Conservative party resigned today. His government lasted 83 days after he took office following William Lyon Mackenzie King’s inability to command a majority. King will assume the premiership and be sworn in immediately. Meighen said he was yielding leadership of the Conservative party and would not reenter public life.
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Ottawa
Ont
Arthur Meighen
Conservative
William Lyon Mathenese King
King
Meighen
New President Named for State College
Dr. Ralph D. Hetnel, president of the University of New Hampshire, will become president of Pennsylvania State College on January 1, 1987. He was chosen to succeed Dr. John M. Thompson, who resigned to become president of Rutgers. Hetnel is a Wisconsin alumnus and formerly taught at the University of Oregon.
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United Price State Scolurge
Ralph D. Hetnel
University of New Hampshire
Pennnylvania State College
T Hetnel
Pennsylvania State College
John M. ‘Thompson
Rutgers
Wisconsin University
University of Oregon
Quinn Trial Held Over Terne Case Amid Theft Probe
Indiana Pa. John Quinny, suspended by Prohibition, faces trial in Erie warehouse theft of over 500 quarts of something. District Attorney Tol Meyer says the criminal case joins a broader conspiracy charge against Hugh O Neil Whitey Harper Frank Hershberger and others tied to moving evidence into New York. Court warns of $10,000 bonds and potential forfeiture if bail not posted during the term.
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Terne
John Quinny
Indiana
Pennington
Erie
Proms Weigant
Hugh O'Neil
Whitey Harper
Frank Hershbersger
Staten
Je Ngwor
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Condra Pharmacy J
Condra
Ams Ar
Eas Fexael
Worry Penn
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
Senator Means
Clarence C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
John Galen Locke
Klan Teader
States
Hotel Corry RK
Gorry, PA
Tresh
Cale
Gotham
Dunkirk
J. M. Webb
Spartansburg
Sept
Mary Lyon Webb
Joba
Mo Webb
Main Street
Rey
Wid Hartnett
Rouseville
Amis
Bed Kinley Wauy
Marie
Lloyd Layne
Mor Nce Layne
Layne
Crawfordsville
Carl Hopkins
Wesleyville
Dan G. Lyon
John O'Leary
George Lewis
Austin Dempsey
Cleveland
William McMillan
Maypelle
Johny Webb
Pleasant
Perry Bixby
John Satterly
James McKee
Jerry Sullivan
B.keating
Toba. Barry
Stella Barry
James Mullieren
W. L. Mead
Hydetowr
Charles Lynch
Ed. Kinley
J. Shamburg
Thos. Lowes
Oil City
John Kelly
Meadville
Mary
Ellen Lyon
Columbus
Citizens National Bank
President State College
Quinn
Lyonore
Iyonore Metal and Alloy
C. M. Stewart & CO
Corry, Pa
King Radio
Elmer Shuss
North Center St
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