Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 14 1933
The notice reviews 1933 Corry items including weekly city park concerts financed by the Corry Credit Exchange, brisk pre Easter trade, and WCTU talks on a beer boycott. It also notes a measles quarantine and a decline in milk plant deliveries with payouts to producers and a new Stanford Hose Company president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
Corry Credit Exchange
Corry
Dairymen's League Co-operative Associaition
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Snippet
Radio and television listings show a packed weekday lineup from 6:00 p m to 12:05 a m with programs like Sagebrush Trail News Caravan Star Theatre Fireside Theatr Amos n Andy Late News and Boxing. The schedule includes Today Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Howdy Doody and The Web among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonigl
Star Theatre
Circle Theatre
Amos
Andy
Bucket Squad
Garry Moore
Thea
Arthur. Godfrey
Pancy Gooking
Ti Rich
Guiding Licht
Kate Smith
Sports Spotlight
U.i—Late News
Pararo
the Web
Theatre Playhouse
How Smart Are You 4 You Answers Quiz
A storefront quiz item asks ten questions to rate intelligence from Poor to Genius with a note to turn to Classified for answers. Questions cover senators, colonial history, genetics, Shirley Temple, and more, ending with a reference to the Cliveden set and a note on cloven hoofed animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Capehart
United States
Senate
New World
Shirley Temple
Jamestown Seeks TV Station Site Near Hunt and Townline
James Broadcasting Company seeks zoning approval to build a television and FM tower transmitter building and TV studio at Hunt and Townline Heads two and a half miles from Jamestown. J Mason and Simon Goldman of Radio WTN stations apply with FCC for relocation. construction estimated at 50500 dollars for a 9100 square foot one story block building and a 500 foot steel tower rising 70 feet above terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Goldman
Corry Resident Heads District for Year
Wonninga from Page One reports with club advisors and 197 speeches to groups in the district. The financial report shows income $18,998.18, expenses $17,858.88, and a $1,144.26 transfer to the emergency reserve. David A. Hilstram was re elected to the district committee and Mrs A Wallace named to the district. Leaders honored received inscrib el certificates. longest service honors went to Charles R. White, Greenville, 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonninga
Page One
Emergency Reserve Fund
Ewing
David A. Hilstram
A. Wallace
YMCA
Charles R. White
Greenville
FM facilities near Frewsburg to be sold
Goldman said existing FM facilities near Frewsburg will be sold with coverage to extend south beyond Warren and along the Lake Erie shore to Sala maua. Construction depends on a permit from Elliestt oners and an FCC license, delaying delivery of equipment and the $250000 project by about six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Goldman
Warren
Lake Erie
County
Salamaua
Elliesttoners
FCC
Corry youths hear United Nations talk and see slides
Miss Frances Allen and others from this city, ages twenty, with W Haines Kent state secretary, praised Teen Tall magazine and reported on a United Nations Conversion at Harrisburg. Miss Sally Ruffner, Corry Tri-Hi-Y president, spoke on the Harrisburg event with colored YMCA slides shown by Mr. Burgess. Dr Edward K. Rogers, secretary of evangelism spoke on stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Frances Allen
Aut Lake
Ruth Bennett
Sue Griffith
Stephen Brooks
Ann Baressi
W. Haines Kent
Teen Tall
Sally Ruffner
Corry Tri-Hi-Y
United Nations
Harrisburg
YMCA
Burgess
Edward K. Rogers
Sermon and Benediction Mark Successful Synod Session
The Pittchurch Synod heard a fine talk on conviction sacrifice and cooperation for successful living. Rev Ralph W Baker pastor of Venango and Saegerstown churches gave the benediction at the session’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittchurch
Ralph W. Baker
Venango
Saegerstown
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Weightman
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Associated Press
U. N
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U.N. Political and Security Committee
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Russia
Winston Churchill
U.N
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Lip Ward
WCTU
Charles Craker
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
Mr. Graker
Richard Rossbacker
Robert Gineatt
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Hannel
Niederriter Co
LEED
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Lord Baltimore
EL Pound
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BOF
Rex-Maid
Adrienne
SUN Glasses
Victoria
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Klenzo
Medford
EPSOM
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Gabardine Sportshirts
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Oro
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Kedeckter Company, Inc
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