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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1932
Page
8
Local Beaverdam column lists residents and visitors with multiple social events. Mentions include families such as Mildre Whitney and Milty Alice, Mr and Mrs Proctor, Lyons and Proctor households, Camp Beaver Wallsburg gathering, and numerous local engagements across Sunday through Friday.
Spartansburg aug 20 mis ont mira glenn broadman ware twannt geste oc my tied mira out meshink and family at hydetlown pa alas moray dyowght enjoying severel days guests from new york city miss doris baker of arsolelysy mrs fred bueller hosted entertainment friday at bueller’s home with mr and mrs william bennett. mis witkin siva of tanposie ga spending severel days as guest of aunt feyccily tey-tnid daughter. the mise juyer wail mtainy burton gallighters of mr und mrs thehorgy burton mendville spending two weeks visiting at glenn surbo and family. mrs charles roth mottoee thd ibora pa monty ding termation mrs priscilla senior returned with her and will spend coming weeks gl linens of her daughter wp burlingham until la. ober attended the democratic party picnic at oakland beach goujeau laie wednesday it was reported democrats celebrated culinary ark they enjoyed plenty of refreshments miraubhiwl bye lee committee and esobienl taht by tne of the slain commitve name mrs emma gutter miller san pittes burgh mis phyllie labow returned to wer home at phiniet de no altar
Improvements at Clymer Methodist Church include repairs and additions to school rooms and facilities under the supervision of Rev. Locks. The congregation will host a meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Kauls, with musical numbers and a fellowship period. Community members attend from Sherman, Jamestown, and nearby towns, and guests plan to participate in the service and reception.
Washington August 9 chief examiner of the Federal Radio Commission recommends over ruling the protest of WHRIS against removing WLEW from Oil City to Erie. The commission had granted Broadcasters of Pennsylvania Inc. permission to move WLEA in July 1932. Erie station protests argued WABW establishment would affect WRAB operations. The findings say no Erie legislative action needed and the move is feasible.
Stray black and white five month old bull terrier answered to Dolly Pim. Dog described as tall with trimmed ears and white markings. Please contact South Center area with any information about Upinny if found.
John F. Sparkes of Wing Beach California dies aged 79 leaving legacies to four Brie chunky residents and Erie city residents. Bequests include sums to Avie Book 2000, Jeannetta Nelson 8000, J. Seymour 1000, Jamestown relatives 8000 and 5500, with broader bequests across Cuautanqua County to multiple individuals and institutions. The will directs distribution of the estate among nephews and named heirs, with payments to listed beneficiaries and details of estate administration in Erie.
Concord Township couple Herbert Bralick and Miss Nelsin Grace were married August 26 in Mayville New York. Guests included the groom’s family at their home in Corry. Friends extend congratulations to the couple.
The thirty sixth Fralick family reunion was held at Orange Hall Spartansburg on Wednesday August 17 with about one hundred present. After a one o clock dinner officers were retained for the coming year: President Cy Mills, Vice President Mrs Slirk Beers, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Joseph Chelton. The next reunion will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Del Wra lice on the homestead the third Wednesday of August 1933. Attendees came from Kennedy Youngstown Warren Polk Youngsville Timesville Grand Valley Corry East Cranach and Spartanauurf.
Readable parts show names and places but the rest is garbled. The fragment suggests a local sports or public notice item with individuals possibly including Boyer and Mado, but specifics, dates, or outcomes are not recoverable.
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