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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
Aug 08, 1936
Page
5
Mule County Nip Legal Oats For EEP Vaccination
Local officials in Mule County move to authorize nip in oats for EEP vaccination programs. Administrative steps set by the county board outline requirements, timelines, and expected participation from farmers and veterinarians. Public notice urges farm operators to review guidelines and comply with state health directives.
$100,000 Road and Bridge Program in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg dispatch says thirteen forest road and bridge projects in Pennsylvania will begin soon, costing $100,000 funded by a special highway appropriation. Major items include a $28,500 road aid bridge project in Westmoreland County and a $27,050 roads program in Cumberland County, plus several others across Adams, Cameron, Clinton, Franklin, Perry, Potter, Somerset, Sullivan, and Wayne counties. The program reflects adjustments due to flood damage from heavy spring rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Forest and Waters
James Bogardus
Westmoreland County
Bogaraus
Cumberland County
Adams County
Cameron
Clinton
Franklin
Perry
Potter
Somerset
Sulivan
Ibidge
An ‘Og
Rev Bravin to Speak at Lutheran Church
The Rev Dan B Bravin will preach at St Pauls Lutheran Church at the eleven o clock services on Sunday August 9 He is superintendent of John Legum Memorial Christ Mission to the Jews in Pittsburgh and editor of The Dawn a bi monthly paper for Jewish Chelans The Rev Bravin has held the post eight years and is a noted speaker Jews in the city are invited Also noted are travels to Erie for funeral services and funds allotted for Pine Grove road work including Calendonias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan B. Bravin
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Theleven
Bravin
John Legum
UALTAN AMERICAN CLUB PICNIC SUNDAY
The Italian American Club invites the public to its annual basket picnic Sunday at Donaldson's Grove east of Spring Creek. Committees have planned an all day program with entertainment for children and sandwiches on the grounds. A noted Brie Teader is expected to give an afternoon address. Mrs. Harry Fisher arrives from Tahacs New York as a guest of Mrs. Weed for several days. Mrs. H W Alversum of Wan ton DG visits friends. Christine Peterson of James town New York arrives for a relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson's Hove
Spring Creek
Well Renown Brie Teader
Harry Fisher
Tihacs
Weed
H. W. Alversum
Wanton
Christine Peterson
Jamestown
N.Y
Many Visitors and Guests Seen in Corry City
A long list of visitors and residents in Corry during a period includes John Croscut and John Bol of Lafayette Indiana departing after a week with relatives, Mrs Grace Marine of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs Cora Crapser, and Morris Bernatein returning home after two weeks in Cincinnati Cleveland and Detroit. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Porter Auer from a wedding trip, Mr Auer formerly Miss Marjorie Sullivan, and G F Brown returning from a Cleveland conference are noted. Others travel to or from Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and Erie for visits, camps, and events while local residents announce weekend plans and hospital or social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Croscut
John Bol
Lafayette
Ind
Grace Marine
Piltaburgh
Cora Crapser
East South Street
Morris Bernatein
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Porter Auer
Scranton
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Dettysburg
Auer
Marjorie Sullivan
GF. Brown
North Genter’ Street
Willard
North Blast
Tr. McGrathan
J. P. Diesner
Pittsburgh
Harry Oswalt, Jr
Cor|ty
Parents Teachers Day at Chautauqua
Chautauqua New York hosts Parents-Teachers Day August 13 with conferences social events and programs for New York Pennsylvania and Ohio associations. Mary L Langworthy national association president will give a keynote address critiquing the current education system. A symphony concert features Maxine Siebman soprano Georges Barere conductor and A Capella choir directed by A Le Grender. The Langworthy led congress seeks large attendance for the third consecutive summer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mary L. Langworthy
National Association
Maxine Siebman
Georges Barere
A. le Grender
National Congress
Langworthy
Association
Big Pet Parade Draws 280 Kiddies Winners Named
Prize winners in the Pet Parade event drawn by WPA reader Thomas Roelofs and NYA chapter supervisor Kathryn Abbey were announced. The second annual parade drew a large crowd at City Park, with Mary O Day winning best groomed pet and Lyle Johnson best unusual pet among many categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roelofs
WPA
NYA
Kathryn Abbey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mary O'Day
John Kennedy
Phyllis Sean Hoenes
Albert Plosa
Pred Shuss
Paul Ross
Dick Morton
Betty Johson
Theresa Haskell
Billy Sheeley
Russell Patterson
Norma Jean Nantes
Norman Pye
Donald Pye
Robert Watrous
Morris Wickwire
Charles Hall
Neil Smith
Margaret Spencer
Mary Butters
Marjorie Harton
Lyle Johnson
Leon Shimski
Betty Hatfast
Ruth Neigel
Joni Scheppner
Mary Chirenzin
Ova Ross
Agnes Nelson
Marjorie Cogswell
Mr. Rotloff
Clyde Neon Mra
Rean McElroy
Bruce Thomas
Erle
Chevrolet Dealers Hold Meeting Here
Chevrolet automobile dealers of District No 7 gathered at Hotel Corey last evening for a parts and accessories meeting hosted by Lawrence Thomas. About forty five men attended as speakers included quick Carr of Buffalo James Betts of Jamestown and A E Thompson of Erie. The event proved interesting and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Sina Salsman
Corey
Welch
Lawrence Thomas
Uiick Carr
Buffalo
James Betts
Jamestown
A. E .Thompson
Erie
Market Gains Amid Mixed Signals From 1931 Echoes
New York markets climbed to fresh highs for the first time since 1931 despite drought fears and international tensions. Railroads and steel led gains as weekly carloadings reached a peak not seen since 1931, while copper, wholesale volume, and electric power output surged, with some issues jumping up to 22 points on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Paris
United States
American Iron & Steel Institute
Allied Chemical
Gurney
Chemical
Stock market rises amid brisk trading on Saturday
The New York stock market advanced about 1 point as utilities joined retail and industrial groups in a broad advance. Trading volume reached its strongest level since early July while the industrial and railroad averages neared notable highs. Foreign bonds weakened as Italian issues declined amid international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Atlantic
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright Columbia
C&o
Continental
Sys
General Electric
General Motors International
Nic Kennecatt
Kelvinator
National Dairy
New York Centre
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard Penna RR
Studebaker Texas Co
United Corp US Steel
Westinghouse Fir Woolworth
Youngstown S & N.Y
Arkansas Gas Aero Supply B
Asso Gan & Electric Cities Service
McCord Rad
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Dorothy Howland
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Joan McLean
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Familyoseph Myers
Peter Jayna
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Richard Baum
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Helen Grace Morriels
C.F. McCroy
Warren Carenter
Newark
N. J
J. M. Mages
Oil City
Corry
Sheffick
Magee
Norris Athletic Club
Albert L. Miller
Jack Paulson
Watertown
Maurice Miller
Margaret Blin
Fennell
W. Church Street
J. ©. Lannan
New York City
Pred Barnes and
East Mainstream
M. J. Purcell
Cleve Mourton
Albert Anderson
Grove City
Ora Bolkey
Marjorie McElray
Glenn Lepus
Ernest. Brockmann
Corry Hospital
Jean Osborne
Thelma Barlow
Franklin, Pa
Thelma A.iking
Maple Avenue
Frank Osimiski
Akron
George Kellar
Colummbus
BE. L. Filby
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Ralph Covell
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