Windy Weather Bulletin From August Storms
Fragmentary notes describe windy conditions in August with scattered rainfall and stormy spells. No full locations or figures are readable to specify towns or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe windy conditions in August with scattered rainfall and stormy spells. No full locations or figures are readable to specify towns or dates.
A garbled notice notes a distressed man linked to four people and a local buoy or beacon. Names, places, and concrete actions are unclear, but the fragment implies a troubled incident involving multiple parties and a maritime or navigational element.
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A Veterans League picnic is planned at Lake LeBoeuf Park Waterford next Saturday with speakers including Denis J. Driscoll Clair Ross Joseph Ziesenhahn and Joseph M Stack. The program features music athletic events dancing a show and a baseball game expected to draw several thousand attendees.
The Adams Amidon reunion was held Saturday at Beaver Camp Wattsburg with about 100 relatives and guests. A bountiful dinner, swimming and games followed a 1 o clock meal. Attendees came from Corty Westfield Erie North Hastings DonTien Hill Columbus Clymer Union City and Maguitte. The Broden reunion occurred Sunday at Whiteleys Grove hosted by Mr and Mrs Doe Anderson of 16 Johnson Street with attendees from Jamestown Frewsburg Warren and Fulesner. A large dinner and evening entertainment including games followed a 6 o clock supper. The seventh annual Dingfelder family reunion was at A D Manley Grove West Spring Creek on Sunday August 2 with many relatives. Activities included dinner ball and a business meeting naming officers such as President Wlof Dahl Vice President Milton Wyleff Secretary Aunt Irena Dingfelder and committee chairs Gary Chiwolder and Mileton Wylent. A later meal concluded the day.
Secretary of Property and Supplies Arthur Golegrave warns of an $8,866 contract to Zehner Brothers of New Castle for repairing and reconditioning the Great Mouse of the Oxi Beotomy buildings at Ambridge.
Corry city officials hear complaints on blocked street crossings lasting ten to twenty minutes and fear a rail accident. Councilman Fred J. Weaver seeks guidance from City Solicitor Kinewich on an ordinance. Debate centers on freight train speeds above twenty miles per hour and enforcement at Center street crossing.
Announcement records the marriage of Gertrude Anderson Barber of Saegertown to Herbert Haas of Meadville. The ceremony occurred Sunday morning in Ripley. Mrs Haas is Bell Telephone chief operator and Mr Haas works at Hookless Fastener Company in Meadville.
The article reports Democratic optimism across states led by Pennsylvania Iowa Nebraska and Oregon praising President Roosevelt and New Deal effects. Governors Horner Herring Cochran and Martin emphasize agricultural recovery higher auto and farm machinery production and rising prices. Critics warn against change while noting improving employment and cautious support for ongoing New Deal policies.
A jumble of classified ads offers a 1961 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach for sale in Garland Pa, several farm and factory job notices, part time and full time positions, housing and real estate listings, auction notices, and proposed constitutional amendments. Read as a single-page historical classifieds slice with numerous names, addresses, and opportunities.
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