Grain production advances amid hopeful outlook
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
3
Urgent Tuesday Gathering Urged by Local Group
A deteriorating OCR fragment shows a local group urging a Tuesday meeting or event. Names, places, and precise details are unreadable, but the tone suggests an organized call to action or community gathering this week. Further readable context is required for specifics.
Corry area notices and events span community and crime
Local items report a Corry Teachers Association meeting at Harding School with a brief business session and an entertainment program. The Junior Welfare League sponsors a style show at the High School auditorium this evening. William Burd of Hornell, a former railroad detective, was acquitted of first degree manslaughter in Buffalo court. News briefs cover Associated Gas & Electric output, a Jezebel drama on NBC network, a spine surgery patient at St. Vincent's, and Legion smoker plans at State Armory. Also noted are Pope Easter broadcast plans, New Jersey milk price dispute in court, stock declines after U S Smelting drop, and Chrysler first quarter records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mr. Burd
Hornell
Iorle
Buffalo
Burd
Frank Glanowski
East Buffalo
Corry Citizens Form Historical Survey for City History
A group of Corry residents organized to collect and publish a comprehensive city history. Committees cover early schools, railroads, topography, military, personalities, industries, churches, lawyers, merchants, firemen, finance, theatre, hotels, buildings, and contractors with guidance from Walter L. Peale. Howard J. Sheen assists as secretary as data gathering begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Walter L. Peale
D. H. Leach
C. B. Porter
J. F. Austin
N. KR. Diao
den Mackenzie
Wn. R. Dickson
C. A. Pain
Columbus
Fred Griswold
A. Loveland
Andrew Button
Frank T. Babbitt
W. Ed. Marsh
Charles Craker
S. B. Elston
John A. Blatt
Don MacKenzie
Vicin~ly
College Women Held Meeting at President's Home
The College women's group met Monday evening at Miss Ethel McCray's home on East Smith Street. Miss Margaret Lord of Erie gave a talk on her painting trip to Old Mexico, highlighting architecture and archaeology. A brief business meeting followed, with refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Ethel McCray
East Smith Street
Margaret Lord
Erie
Old Mexico
México
Fear Black Hand Involved In Murders
In Hershey Pennsylvania on April 3 state police investigated the possibility that Black Hand activity by Querino Carluccetti a 27 year old chocolate factory worker who allegedly confessed slaying a man and his wife may have motivated the crime Carluccetti confessed anger as he rushed into Emilio Giovanetti s home 33 and shot him then beat his wife Laura 37 to death with a shotgun Two notes found at his home marked eight persons for death two were the victims the others unnamed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Wines
Ste
Hershby
Querino Carluccetti
Carluccetti
Emilio Giovaneti
Laura
Carlucceti
Fines Escaped As Warren Men Refuse Lottery Tickets
Postmaster Bell said several Warren men refused to accept sweepstakes books mailed to them, facing $100 fines each. The entries, linked to a Montreal lottery, were confiscated at Warren post office and sent to Buffalo customs for destruction. The six tickets per book valued at $2 each were tied to a charity hospital sweepstakes with a May 22 Yorkshire Cup angle in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke Hotel Bleu
Montreas
England
Ower
Montreal
Bell
CMTC Enrollment Increases Daily Amid Appeals For Applications
Citizens Military Training Camp enrollment is rising as applications for July 10 to August 8 sessions are accepted. Officials report strong appeal to high school students aged 17 or older due to camp life. Application blanks are available through high school principals or from Major Seales, Capt. Weber, or county chairman B. W. Strong at 433 W. 7th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh School
Seales
J . D. Weber
Federal
B. W. Strong
7Th Street
Corry High Students Enter Erie Forensic Contest
Corry High will be represented in the Class B county forensic and music contests at Strong Vincent High School in Erie Friday. The jazzes group includes Death J vby Mac Rickers Mary Frances Brooks and Ethel Beckwith with Marie Bennett in the violin and Mary Frances Brooks in soprano. A benefit program at Senior High School will help cover participation costs with an 11 10 o'clock start and small admission. The Carry High School orchestra earned a bye into the district contest later scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Sendal
Goldlaly
Vincent High School
Erie
Death J Vby Mac Rickers
Mary Frances Brooks
Ethel Beckwith
Marie Bennett
Carry High School
Rate reductions explained by utility page continuation
Rates and charges for domestic and general service are outlined, including demand calculations, minimums, and energy rates. The text defines per kilowatt and per kilowatt hour charges, measurement methods, applicability across the company's territory, and minimum payment terms. Persistent notes cover monthly discounts, payment timing, and exceptions for schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power &T
County tax hike tied to bill amid Erie budget clash
Erie County faces a possible 1986 tax increase as lawmakers consider a bill that would nearly double the mothers assistance fund to 7.7 million for two years. Controller Harvey M. Williams labels the plan a heavy burden while critics say it targets real estate taxes. The proposal aims to aid 200 widows currently without aid due to insufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORTH
Erie County
Harvey M. Williamo
Atroller
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
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Gare
Avid May
Corry Teachers’ Association
Harding School
Junior Welfare League
Associated Gas & Electric System
Jezebel
Montgomery Ward
Myre LaMacio
St.Vincent's Hospital
Davis
Union City
Clymer
Elmer C. Carrier
State Armory
Frank Gravino
St. Peter's
Europe
New Jersey Milk Control Board
Wills-Tones Mille Company
State Supreme Court
Camden Dispatches
Milk Board
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Charles Lacey
Toledo
Edward
Albuquerque
N. M
Chrysler Corporation
W. B P. Chrysler
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Ralph Swan
State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Swan
Edward Harrington Hiad
FEAR
Black Hand
Warren
CMTC
Licerer & Myers Tabacco Co
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