Harvest Sale Opens Shoppers Benefit in Corry Area
Harvest Sale runs Thursday to Saturday with 50 stores participating in Corry and nearby zones. Circulars urge shoppers to bring ads for savings on seasonable merchandise and prize drawings of $50 awarded at Saturday night drawing. Street dance set on North Center Street with orchestra and loudspeaker for crowd.
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Corry
Corrs
Columbus
Barbie Creek
Tee One
Déwell's Moyer Shoup
Gorey Auto Supply
P. W. Woolworth
Crinton
Golden Rute Club
Novicy Center Street
Pennsylvania
Wymer
Spartansourg
Snerman
Unio
Mervyn Nast
Orry Evening Journal
Cvsh On
Balilay Hight
Carey
Wink Will Star Stores Fair Faces Market Shuffle
Local listings show Wink Will Star Stores and many names including Montgomery Want and Crystal Ice Co among a wide mix of retailers and service providers. The page highlights shops such as Spiesman Shoes, Corry Sunoco, West Auto, and Crawford M under a broad state commerce listing.
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Wink-Will Star
Fpmnk
jPhapin A Souk
Montgomery Want
Nests. C. Christensen Motors
Crystal Ice & Cont
Pennsylvania Dis Coy
Spencer's Cash Mills
GC. P. Cuirtly
Alle Way Electric Go
Powell Motorsi
AO. Sandburg
Emblem Oi Co
Wayison-Foyle Lumber Co
Tae Fair Store
Wilccox Grocery
Spiesman Shoes
Para 8 Evie
Corry Evening Javenat
Crawford M, Woods Co
Corry Sunoco
Pron
Wilcoe
Gahen’s
Tex- Kon
Bernsted By
Penngoi Co
Wil Gmut Company
Helen Shoppe
West Auto Associate
Brown outlines U S military progress and Garand rifle
Lieutenant Brown of Company A addresses about sixty members and World War veterans at the armory. He highlights national preparedness, new arms and ammunition, including the Garand semi automatic rifle officially the U S rifle cal. 30, and the mechanized units shaping modern warfare. He also notes 15 day encampment at Manassas and a demonstration of the new drill formations.
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Brown
Sture
National Guard
Manassas
Simliitye Antiiing
Frank Perry
Bester St
Dina
Conflicting Claims After Major Naval Air Battle
Reports from Britain and Germany clashed over the outcome of the battle between ships and aircraft. German high command said British planes were shot down and ships damaged while British sources cited heavy German fire and limited Allied casualties amid ongoing strategic tensions in the North Sea and Eastern Europe.
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Britain
West Front
Europe
Jon Alex Morris
Great Britain
Nazi Germany
North Sea
Pirks
Winston Churchill
Fritsh
Diane Otensinalbiey
Germany
Dirhier
Russia
Mikelle
East
Tole Uwe
Turkey
Esthenia
Moscow
Viacheslav Mololay
Easternurope
Balkans
Fim
Arrest Man Near Bear Lake for 1927 Slaying
Leo Russell a cripple, 44, sought for murder twelve years ago in Lackawanna, N Y, was arrested by Lackawanna and Erie detectives on a Pennsylvania farm near Columbus Pa. He is held in Buffalo awaiting arraignment. Russell, previously jailed in Auburn for a Buffalo speakeasy robbery, allegedly killed a man with a pipe and stole 1100.
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Leo Russell
Clymer
Bear Lake
Lackawanna
WN. Y
New York State
Erie City
Hillstell
Buffalo
N. Y
Lackswana
Pennsylvania
Teo Russell
Lackawanoa
Russerl
Hickey
Columbus
Warren County
Erie
Iit
Russell
Auburn
Steel City
Jughi
Death claims Charles Heath in Corry at 90
Charles L Heath 90 died at his home 216 West Wayne Corry after a three week illness. He spent most of his life in Corry and vicinity as a farmer in Concord township retiring years ago. Survived by son Fred Heath and two daughters Mrs Y Heath Hall and Mrs Wessie Heath Preble, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral from his West Wayne home Friday at 3 30 pm with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Agen Resiaeno
Corry
Charles L. Heath
Wayne Street
Heath
Bown Jn Corry
Concord Township
Fred Heath
Y. Heath Hall
Corry R. D
Wessie Heath Preble
Corry de
Clyde L
Merle
Madeline
Mildred Feeble
Phillip Heath
Nancy Rouse
Shirley Ann Hall
Dadet Marie Dange
Jagr
Wits
Isle
West Wayne
Pine Grove
Prientis Ang Wnivith
Boost in Income Tax in Britain to 35 Percent
United Press reports Britain will raise income tax assessments on July 1 to 8 percent and faces a total outlay near 4,000,000,000 pounds for the current financial year. Chancellor Sir John Simon, presenting his war supplementary badge to Parliament, warned the credit of 500,000,000,000 pounds may not cover all requirements to March 31, 1930.
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Britain
United Press
London
John Simon
House of Commons
Simon
Safety belt plan pushed at conference
The United States proposed a Western Hemisphere safety belt at the inter American conference in Panama City and recommended interning belligerent submarines in territorial waters for the war’s duration. Sumner Welles led the plan, calling for ban on belligerent activities inside the belt and coast patrols for information, with the belt extending a reasonable distance.
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United Press
Panama City
United States
Hemisphere
Sumner Welles
A Nanitte
Pacific
Lyceum number pleases throng at senior high school
A large crowd welcomed this year’s Lyceum course at Senior High as The Kibles presented five performers in costumes. An engaging history of Scotch plaid origins was shared, a bagpipe solo delighted the audience, and encores followed. Gal Solos and piano pieces showcased talent, with a Scottish bent and Stephen Foster songs. The Blue Danube Singers are due October 20 for the next Lyceum program, with more numbers planned for winter.
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Faeries of Lyceum
Scotland
Stephen Foster
Lyceum
Blue Danube Singers
Dem Leaders Claim Majority for Embargo Repeal
United Press reports Administration leaders claim about 56 Senate votes in favor of repeal of the arms embargo and a mandatory leash-and-carry rule. The tally includes 51 Democrats, 4 Republicans, and one Independent per informal White House polling, with a separate UP compilation listing 47 Democrats, 5 Republicans, and one Independent in support.
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Ronald G. Yantine
United Press Staff
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Se Vision
Te Sneepls
Jsenet
White House
United Press
Ernest W. Gibson
Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
James M. Slattery
Ellison D. Smith
Wye
Robert R. Reynolds
N.C
Millard E. Tynings
United Press Compilation
Gillette
Denney Expected to Head Northern Pacific Railroad
Charles E. Denney, president trustee of the Erie Railroad, is reported to be offered and likely to accept the presidency of the Northern Pacific at a board meeting tomorrow. He would fill the vacancy after Charles Donnelly's death, with a career including roles at Nickel Plate and Erie dating from 1916 onward.
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Ius City
Charles E. Denney
Erie Railroad
Northern Pacific Railroad
Charles Donnelly
Denney
New York
Railway Express Agency
Northern Pacific
Berneb
Nickel Plate
Erie
Nazis Officially Claim Surrender of Warsaw
Berlin reports an official announcement stating Warsaw capitulated unconditionally on the 20th day of siege. Earlier, the high command said emissaries would negotiate surrender terms while radio from Warsaw warned of mass starvation, widespread ruins, fires, and critical water and ammunition shortages as 100,000 Polish troops plus Warsaw garrison surrendered.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Rodgers Avers Majority Against Arms Embargo Change
Congressman R Low Rodgers of the Erie Crawford district reports a flood of mail on altering the arms embargo clause of the Neutrality Act. He says the majority oppose any changes, and he has handed many petitions and telegrams to the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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R. Low Rodgers
Erie-Crawford
Washington
Roosevelt
Rodgers
Foreign Affairs Committee
Honse of Representatives
Merchants to Meet Monday Club Talk on Credit Service
Mr. meauen, manager of Crawford County Credit Bureau of Mead-Wille, will address Golden Rule Club at the Spring Creek Community House Monday evening at 6 10 oclock. Spring Creek ladies serve the dinner. The Meadville man will discuss possibilities of credit bureau service and improvements to the club's credit offering for members.
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Meauen
Crawford County Credit Bureau
Mead- Wille
Golden Rule Club
Spring Creek
Meadyllie
Merf-The-Cragit
McAllen
War Bureau Officials Feud Maring Plans
Washington Sept 27 The civilian administration of the War Department is marred by bitter personal feeling between Secretary Harry A Woodring and Assistant Secretary Ovis Johnson amid a vast re armament program. Army officers and Washingtonians dare to wonder if President Roosevelt will allow the dispute to continue.
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United Er
Washington
War Department
Harry A. Woodring
Ovis Johnson
Roosevelt
Rush to pay school taxes before penalty deadline
With only four days left before the five percent penalty on 39 school taxes, Irene Millen reports tax payments at city offices. Taxes will be accepted now through Monday October 2, after which a five percent penalty applies. Many property owners plan to use the quarterly installment plan to avoid penalties, with payments due every two months.
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Irene Millen
Cellzetnr
Toay
Munteral
Plan thorough study of milk industry plan thorough study of milk industry
Agriculture Secretary John H. Dish was named chairman of the Milk Investigative Commission created by the 1049 legislature to conduct a thorough review of Pennsylvania's milk industry. The panel will study prices production and distribution to suggest reforms.
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United Eves
Harrisburg
Agriculture
John H. Disht
Pennsylvania
Edinboro Will Offer Courses in Corry This Fall
Dr. C. J. Christensen of Edinboro State Teachers' College will organize an extension course in Corry beginning October 5 in the Library basement. Two classes, art appreciation led by Waldo Bates and music appreciation led by Miss Wilson, will offer college credits for teachers and others. Enrollment requires twenty members, with signups to close by 10 oclock Thursday morning.
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C. J. Christensen
Edinboro State Teachers
Barn fire death probe dropped after family request
Centerville investigators reopen inquiry into Protente Arleixs Sterling death in a barn fire from a year ago. Mr and Mrs Ralph Sterling of CansTerville told county and state authorities they suspected arson vengeance but offered no concrete evidence.
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Ponce
Centerville
Protente
Arleixs Sterling
Ralph ‘Sterling
Cans ‘Terville
Grayford
Floyd van Winkle
Pennsylvania
Mershal
Syre
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Phillips Dewelby
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NGS
U. So
Lieut. Brown
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Robert Brown
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Esthonia
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U. S
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