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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
9
Mimbury of City Council announced a May 1 start for the 989 triennial assessment to revise valuations and reduce injustices. Assessor teams were named and readiness for a full publication of the assessment figures in the Journal was confirmed.
A small hill community in Madison County prepares maple syrup from century old trees on Sugar Orchard Mountain. Families tap sap starting February to produce the region’s only maple syrup crop south of the Mason-Dixon line, with trees about 100 years old, four feet in diameter and seventy five feet tall amid native oaks hickory and gum.
State Employment Service in Coyshire offers farmers telephoned or card referrals for farm hands and agricultural laborers. About 50 applicants are currently registered, with workers matched to job needs to save employers time and expense.
Judge Sara Soffel, the first woman judge in Pennsylvania, will address the Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs on May 3. Corry clubwoman Mes. FS Austin will preside as Soffel, noted for a distinguished career, speaks on social progress and women’s civic leadership in the state.
Dubois Pennsylvania April 21 192? silverware stolen in a 1916 robbery was unearthed by boys near Sykesville. The high quality pieces engraved with initial K were found buried after two years missing, and police believe the thieves hid the loot in fear of being caught. The items, wrapped in a barber shop apron, were in good condition.
A fragmented report from Cleveland indicates the divorce court has barred youths from attendance, reversing prior custom of admitting children to view proceedings. The change follows a stated aim to enforce proper conduct and life lessons within the courtroom, impacting family cases and guardians.
The Agriculture Department organized a fruit or plant disease program to detect pests and guard crops. Detectives urge action against underground pests. moles are deemed accessory before the fact, while pine and meadow mice are identified as the real culprits damaging bulbs and roots.
Lewes Delaware April 21 a movement has begun to erect a national monument at an ancient sailors burial ground near Cape Henlopen for unknown American seamen. Captain William Carsois and Levi Lynch Coast Guard members estimate about 400 to 700 seamen were known to be interred there.
Fr W Reyrolis sanitary official of Warren MGA will give the address at a Columbus Father and Son Dinner on Wednesday evening April 26. An excellent program is planned by the Columbis Community church with a large attendance expected. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock and a donation is requested. The event aims to honor fathers and sons with speakers and musical numbers.
Dr John Shaw secretary of Health lauds state cooperation with the National syphilis drive during a briefing on Pennsylvania's role The focus is on integrated efforts by physicians nurses and local communities to ensure timely treatment and public health measures The State Health Department coordinates funding training and medical personnel to support clinics and outreach efforts across communities
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Forty Capetown barmaids petition for weekly wages of 34 dollars amid wartime restrictions. Barmaids, officially called parshyardesses, were prohibited by 1928 Taguar Act unless they held exemption certificates for prior beer employment within 12 months before enactment.
Orton Plantation near Winnabow, N C, showcases a wide camellia collection and other trees. The 12000 acre estate, established in 1725 by King Roger Moore, features a mansion and historic home styles.
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