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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1947
Page
8
Work crews from a line company and Fish Warden staff discussed a cleanup at Kane Pond near the DH Camping Wy site. Authorities plan to pump out polluted water, separate fetid water, and install piping to divert flow. The small stream feeding the works pond runs about one mile and will be treated as part of the cleanup.
Robert Brown district First Aid director led a first aid demonstration at Junior High School Bylash Friday evening. Thirteen teams with four boys each from City 14 Arborpreels 67 Est 71 Summit Corry competed in fractures arterial bleeding stroke and resuscitation tasks. Judge rotation ran through the event while Elmer Arms led group singing between sessions. M M Nash district chair awarded grade certificates to the winning teams.
A reader testimonial claims BRE-HELP, a Nature’s Plants juice mix, relieved severe gas bloating and chest discomfort. The ad asserts the product cleanses poisons from the system and ends suffering, urging purchase at local AlDrug Stores in Corry.
Residents of Freehold township in Warren county will gather next Wednesday night at the Wilie Swan Ballroom in Welsh Township to discuss consolidation or new construction for the local schools. State official K Bowman and Warren county schools chief Blair are expected to attend as board members weigh joining Lottsville with Sugar Grove or Youngsville to improve facilities amid rising building costs.
The county court institutes a new support case practice with formal testimony recording and permanent filing of findings of fact. Judge Laub leads the change, replacing informal prior methods and creating a standardized process for fan support salts reference.
Erie official records reveal Fri e Slayer Wojntrowski and Harold Walters seek clemency from the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. Wojntrowski requests release after serving for the July 7, 192? slaying of his wife, with claims of living with his daughter in Dunkirk. Walters, sentenced September 6, 1948, for assault with intent to ravish, requests parole after serving 18 months to three years.
Saturday evening session held with members present. Mrs Ralph Lintwey reported on the program including songs and a talk by Leaharel swastain. Miss Linedey presented the table on products from oxvicWliMa. The group discussed bean, potato, corn and soy projects and the Model Grange. Next meeting set for May yd with second degrees to be conferred on candidates.
A family birthday gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Applebee of FB 4 Mymor. Guests included Mrs Ber Applebee of Clymer their aunt Mia Arihue Estes from Onion City and Miss Darlene Applebee of Clymer. A noon dinner and birthday cakes were served with gifts given and a pleasant afternoon noted.
Public auction announced by Mrs. May owner Delmas Chesley and partners featuring 22 dairy cows 17 milking and high producers, 2-year calves, Holsteins, 8 year olds, 40 plus items including tractors plows hay equipment milking gear and farm household goods. Sale near Beaverdam Cory Walshburg and Phillipaville on Wednesday Avell 23 with gates opening at 10 o clock sharp. Continuous full terms available by request.
Associated Press Philadelphia April 21 Pennsylvania 6000 telephone maintenance workers members of the Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania were on the job today after cancelling an early morning walkout. FIWP president Willem Leary said late last night that union executives postponed the strike due to local leadership disapproval.
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