Egg Market Firm As July Prices Rise In 1932 Context
July egg market remained firm with rising prices and normal shell egg quality despite distributor doubt and mixed wholesale shipments. storage 6,251,000 cases, the lightest since 1910. New York firsts averaged 16.4 cents in July. Shell egg unloads down about 12 percent vs last year. June receipts 10 percent below year earlier. season total down ~18 percent. Egg breaking plants show a 47 percent June drop from last year.
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Barriburg
Ug. 17
State Department of
New York
Willis Refuses to Alter Plans for Ball Field
Aug 10. Harpooned by an irate citizenry, Controller Harvey M Willis remained adamant against a lease that would allow a baseball diamond and grandstand on Athletic Field. He was not available for comment, and reports indicate he will oppose any court action to force approval. WPA funding remains a looming threat as the project stalls.
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Harvey M. Willis
Willis
WPA
Blakeslee-Pierce Reunion Held at Corry Home
The tenth annual Blakeslee-Pierce reunion gathered sixty relatives at C. L. Blakeslee’s Corry address. Officers were re-elected: Mark Blakeslee president, Rank Pierce vice president, Nina Shaver secretary and treasurer. An afternoon of games and visiting followed a one o’clock picnic. Next reunion set for Canadohia Lake on the first Saturday of August, 1939.
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Blakeslee-Pierce
Blakeslee-Piercy
C. L. Blakeslee
Corry
R. D
Mark Blakeslee
Rank Pierce
Nina Shaver
Canadohia Lake
Plan Big Missionary Conference In City
Corry’s First Baptist church hosts the Mid-Missions Conference on August 19 to 21 with several hundred delegates expected. The three day program features Dr. B T Ketcham and Dr M B Hawkins among others, covering reports from the field, mission messages, exams, and offerings. A missionary and council members meeting is set for Monday morning. reservations are handled by Mrs Charles Hubertz.
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A. Hook
Corry
S. Carmen
Sleveland
Ohio
Koumra
George Sinderson
Africa
Brazil
Guy McLain
Jonzario
M. B. Hawkins
R. A. Braun
Fort Sibut
W. W. Moneysmith
Fort Achambault
Bible and Missions
P. TB. Loney
Toronto
Canada
Ray Broun
Pearson
G. Trimble Ottering
Canman
D. H. Beigntol
Elga Schlager
Hawkins
T. B. Wimner
Carman
M. Hawkins
Pretty Pauline Betz Seeks Singles Title at National Courts
Pauline Betz, who also serves as hostess, aims to win the women’s singles at the National Public Courts Tennis Championships in Los Angeles starting August 15. She earned hostess contender by winning Los Angeles city public courts singles, with more than 75 cities sending their civic titleholders to compete.
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Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City
Chippy Is a Sparrow Hair Bird Description
The chippy or hair bird is a sparrow with a red brown crown and a black eye streak. Its belly is solid gray and it nests in small evergreens, lining the nest with human and other hair.
Cranes Playful Even in Old Age Surprises Birds
Cranes exhibit playful behavior despite their serious looks, displaying a buoyant, lively nature and continuing to frolic like younger birds even as they age.
Wrightsville Reunion Proves Fine Success
The 27th Wrightsville reunion was held Saturday at Island Park Youngsville Pa with attendees from Jamestown Wrightsville Columbus Irvine and Youngsville A noon dinner was served chaired by Mrs Gust Isaacson Elections named Carl Fisterson president Frank Johnson vice president Margaret Sarburg secretary and a volunteers list for serving programs Lyndell Tsackson Elmer Wolfe etc A plan was approved to hold the 1939 reunion on the first Saturday in August with a picnic at 12 30 The sports program included nail driving potato race foot chase balloon contest and other events with local participants
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Amniust
Wrightsville
Island Park
Youngsville
Jamestown
Wrightaville
Columbus
Irvine
Gust Isaacson
Iegtine
Gail Isaacson
Carl Fisterson
Freehold
Frank Johnson
Margaret Sarburg
Tilda Nelson
Lyndell Tsackson
Spor Elmer Wolfe
St Allen’ Fark
S. T. Tt
Hs Secretary
Treasury
Elmer Wolfe
Frederick Danielson
John Wolfe
Luther Johnson
Maxine Young
Loly McCjin
Elmer. Wolfe
Lyndell Isackson
Fox Ways
Arden Johnson
Junior Gustafson
Hazel Dayison
Lyndell Isacksnin
Lois McCain
Doris Wolfe
Lynn Holmes Laid To Rest In Private Service
Private funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 PM from Bracken-Keating funeral chapel for Lynn Holmes of West Congress Street who died Sunday morning at Corry hospital after a two week stay. Rev. B O Altic officiated and read a poem. Bearers were Walter Dugan John Dugan Hush Clark Guy Haskins James Costello and Guy Gates. Out of town attendees included Mrs Sheldon Dibble of Mayville NY and Mr and Mrs Seth Holmes and family of Garland.
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Bracken-Keating
Lynn “Pry
Holmes
West Congress Street
Corry Hospital
B. 0
Altic
Church of the Nigarene
Walter Dugan
John Dugan
Hush Clark
Guy Haskins
James Costello
Guy Gates
Ridgway Man Admits Attack On Own Brother
Ridgway Aug 10 Thomas Davido of Ridgway through attorney withdrew motion for a new trial yesterday and was ordered to appear for sentence on August 15. He had been found guilty by a jury at the April 1938 term of county court of aggravated assault and battery on his brother, Stanic. In same session, Leo Beers of Brandy Camp argued for a new trial. Judge Rimer to rule later. Michael Stahli Jr of Johnsonburg was discharged after arguing against arrest of judgment on aggravated assault and battery and malicious stabbing, claimed self defense after being attacked by several men. he had been found guilty at the January 1933 term. L. J. Prambley of Johnsonburg represented the defense.
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Ridgway
Thomas Davido
F. W. McFarlin
Argument Court
Davido
Thie County Court
Sranic
The
Commonwealth
Leo Beers
Brandy Camp
John H Gainwright
Add
B. R. Coppola
Rimer
Michael Stahli, Jr
Johnsonburg
Wasr
Stehli
L. J. Prambley
Cooper Little In Exhibition At Chautauqua Golf Club
Cooper and Little put on a high powered exhibition at the Golf Club course as Lawson Little defeated Bil Souler and Bart Amidon 4 up. Cooper posted a dazzling 68 par 72 round while the other four principals hovered around par with scores ranging from 76 to 80.
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Chautauqua
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X-t
Colgate
Miller's Pharmacy
Lynn Holmes
Pike's Peak
Cog
Rockies
Cheyenne Mountain
Cooper
Ward
MENIS
Montgomery Ward
Loblaw's
Edgebrook
Salerno
Sunkist Lemons, Inc
Bologna
Model Dairy Coo
West Smith Street
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