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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 12, 1935
Page
7
Rentals Open In New Themed Market Space
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a rental outlet or shop opening in a new market area. Names, dates, or places are not readable, but the item indicates a commercial launch linked to a storefront or pop up market. The note hints at rental opportunities or displays attracting customers.
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Columbus Picnic Plans Sale Of Church Property
A Columbus Pa notice reports the annual Columbus picnic will be held Wednesday August 14 with a chicken dinner at noon and planned events including an art gallery music games and a ball game. A public meeting is set August 15 to elect trustees and arrange church property sale to fund cemetery upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis Allen
Bertha Mateson
Spring Creel
Miles McCray
Corry
Waza
Charles Stormes
Elvira
Alice Osgood
Jamestown
Nellie Kennedy
Craig Clark
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Clark
Perry Mead
Clare Capwell
Mayville
Erie
Freda. Moore
Fy Andrews
Jack and
Howard
Meadville
John Ohra
Ida Ohra
Camp Caledon
George Bensink
Camden Strikers to Vote on Settlement
Camden New Jersey August 12 strikers of the New York Shipbuilding Corporation plan a mass meeting tomorrow night to consider any proposals for selling the week long dispute. John Green secretary of the union said the company terms for arbitration were refused Saturday for lacking union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
Earle Faces Problems On Return From Vacation
Harrisburg reports Governor Narle back after 18 day trip through New York and Canada seeking recreation. He meets with Health Secretary Dr Edith MacBride Dexter regarding infantile paralysis ban on Nat Guardsmen, prepares a speech for constitutional revision committee, approves personnel changes delaying pay, reviews Magiotti inquiry, plans support for highway safety campaign, and outlines aims to curb speed mania. A torn ligament from a Saranac Lake fall causes occasional pain but he appears rested. Mrs Narle accompanies him back to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Narle
New York State
Canada
Edith MacBride-Dexter
Af Health
First Army
Mt. Gretna
Trasury
Philadelphia
Charles J. Margiotti
Harty
Alodner
Pennsylvania
Saranac Lake
Sixty Couples Attend MLM Party at Corry Country Club
About sixty couples and many out of town guests danced Saturday at Corry Country Club hosted by the M. M. Sorority. This year’s generation of hostesses included Betty Roach, Mary Blaine Sears, Rita Waite, Harriett Colegrove, and Ruth Bush. New members honored were Margaret Jane King, Blaine Foster, Ruth Taylor, Wilma Edaen, Ernasline Lynn, Barbara Jane England, Marion Pitt, and Dorothea Brormann. Night Hawks provided music from 10 to 2 for members and guests. hosts included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Olds and others from Ridgewood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
M. M. Sorority
Betty Roach
Mary Blaine Sears
Rita Waite
Harriett Colegrove
Ruth Bush
Margaret Jane King
Blaine Foster
Ruth Taylor
Wilma Edaen
Ernas Line Lynn
Barbara Jane England
Marion Pitt
Dorothea Brormann
Night Hawks
Femn
Sorority
M. J. Olds
F. N. Ames
Mir
GG. Barker
J Heitzmann
Ridgewood, J
Allegheny Plateau Forests and Ole Bull Castle Site
In Pennsylvania's north central highlands a sylvan tour along Route 6 or 120 reveals the Ole Bull State Forest monument and public camp near Galeton and Renovo. Norwegian violinist Ole Bull backed a colonial settlement in Potter County with stock and farms though the grand castle project failed, leaving a wall and fir remains. The region preserves vast unbroken forests, with towers like Cherry Springs and multiple public camps, offering primeval timber and panoramic vistas for visitors.
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Harrisburg
Wuhitles
Allegheny Plateau
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Halways
Sylvan Wonderlanl
Galeton
Coldersport
Renay
Emporium
Ole Bull ‘State Forest
Pioneerme Endeavor
United States
Norway
Ole Bornemann Bull
Bergen
Paulsen
Paris
Paganini
Ernst
Chopin
America
Williamspoot
John T. Cowan
Virgin Forest
Bull
Kettle Creek
Potter County
Ole Bull
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Oleona
New Norway
New Bergen
Walhalia
Ole Buil
Man
Sylvas
Namtes
Renovo
Cross Fork
Moountain
Fentor
Tioga
Gamera
Chintail
Wik
Cleanfield
Cherry Springs
Scenic towers and forest camps spread across Allegheny Plateau
The article lists gate steel towers of 60 plus feet at mountains in Wildwood West Pike Baldwin Crandall Hill and nearby camps and parks near Coudersport Route 8 Route 120 and Port Allegany. It notes foresters on duty for visitor questions and promotes travel to Siverville State Forest Park and Clearfield areas with historic references and guidance from the State Highway Department bulletins in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwoor
West Pike
Baldwin
Crandall Hill
Wolvemy
Patterson
Cherry Spyfige
Prouty Pluge
Coudersport
Jesse Hart
Venturozome
Uris
Alleghany
State Highway Department
Marth Olfive Bulletins
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Bar Association Endorses State Supreme Court
Barnes and Stern receive the Philadelphia Bar Association endorsement for the State Supreme Court. Giger Barnes is Democrat and Hornet Stern is Republican, reflecting cross party support in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes and Stern
Philadelphia
Giger Barnes
Hornet Stern
Philadelphia Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Borah Favored In Republican Poll By Nation
The poll shows Borah named first choice by 247 and second by 121. Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher ranked second and Gov Alf Landon third. Former President Hoover placed sixth with several write ins including Lindbergh Winant Claflin Merrill Glenn Risk.
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Contiauea
Horah
Wag Hay
Col
Frank Inox
Chicago
Alf Landon
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Charles A. Lindbergh
Winant
New Hampshire
Clalfistd
Patrol Officer Opposes Shift to 70 Automobiles
In Harrisburg on August 12 Commander Wilson C. Price rejects moving Pennsylvania Highway Patrol from motorcycles to automobiles. He argues motorcycles are better for traffic snarls and that comfort cannot drive policy, insisting patrol work remains demanding and motorcycles must stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press
Farrisburg
Tina Aiter
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Wilson C. Price
Price
Final Day to Enter Primary Race Tuesday
The article notes candidates for county, municipal, and school offices as primary races near, listing Republicans and Democrats for council and school director seats. It mentions renewed activity, anticipated excitement, and the approach of the 1935 campaigns, with names like A Williams Je Love Merla Amy Nichols Weaver Howard Heath Henton Burr Wagney Dearing Westle Parsons. Also reports Gilbert Mcdonald to Albany, Oregon, regaining sight after 19 years and briefly seeing two of his three children.
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Incside
City Council
E. A. Williams
Jee Love
Merla Amy
Stanley A. Nichols
Fred Z. ‘Weaver
Frank O. Howard
Rank Jo. Heath
Albany, Ore
Gilbert Mcdonald
Liz
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