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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1933

Page

7

Wrightsville Picnic Draws Nearly Two Thousand Attendees

The annual Lottsville Odd Fellows picnic on Saturday August 19 attracted about 2000 people. Morning ball games saw Kinzua beat Wrightsville 6 to 8, then Wrightsville rebounded 12 to 5 in the afternoon. The program featured the Boys Band from Meadville, Scout demonstrations, talks by J W Kennedy of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union, and dances led by the Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges.

Lottsvile Odd Fellows Kinzua Boys Wrightsville Wrightville Kinzua Odd Fellows Home Meadville J. ©. Lancaster Lottsville Witt Elmer Bogue James Higgins Wayne Price Robert Scott Mike Arden Warren Walts Robert Allen Merle Connell Louis Blanchard David Miller Dean Scott J. W. Kennedy Farmers’ Educational and Co-sperative Union of America Roosevelt Lloyd Babcock Jamestown Babcock Odd Fellowship Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellow B. Church Todgé Rebelo von Church Ana Noxton Ethel Glark Marie Johnson Margaret Barlow Florence Price Marvelle Baier Lena Jones Waith Wilson Beulah Scott Doris Bailey Myrtle Briggs Geneva Johnson Ormt Gobel Lydia Huntley Vella Dylke Claude Johnson Charles Gobel Ray Wella Warren Biggs Lying Carl Spelling Connie Higskins A. M. Baker Louis Chipman Ernest Barlow Chris Gourley Orval Barton Victor Johnson William Gat Kon Hilmar Jones Nels Miller Yous Andd Claris Lodge Hygicnic J. Church A.gc. Westrin T. S. Baker Y W. A. Johnson H. D. Jones

New Cuban Ambassador Sterling Vows Steady Ties to U.S.

Manuel Marques Sterling y Lores De Mola is named Cuba’s ambassador designate to the United States and is pictured at the desk he will occupy at the Cuban embassy in Washington. A former ambassador to Mexico he is a veteran diplomat.

Manuel Marques Sterling Y Lores de Mola Cuba United States Washington, D.C Mexico Sterling

Wattsburg Man Under Arrest In Erie Street Collision

Grant McClelland, 24, a Wattsburg farmer, was arrested by Policemen Prade and Wolfenden after allegedly driving his machine into an Erie man’s vehicle at 330 Street and Pine Avenue. He was lodged in the city jail and charged with driving while intoxicated. no injuries were reported. In Madison, student musicians were barred from commercial work grounds following union complaints of underbidding by high school bands. The dinner committee for the band included Mrs. F. F. Church as chair, with Mrs. Floyd Dyke and Mrs. Lloyd Price assisting.

Rie Grant MecClelland Wattsburg Pradé Wolfenden Erie Pine Avenue McGlellant City Gage Omens sComnors Madison, Wis Connie Higgins F. F. Church Floyd Dyke Lloyd Price

Spring Creek Columbus S 8 Picnic Plans and Local Events

Aug 22 Columbus reports Sun day Schools of Spring Greek and the Community Church plan a picnic at Mather Park on Thursday August 24 with a dinner served at 12 o clock. Free ice cream tickets will be issued. Activities include an athletic field program and park tables for lunch baskets. A 4 H Club and several reunions are noted with community members attending from nearby towns.

Columbus Spring Greek Community Church Mather Park Columbus Grange No. 875 Robert Skinner Ayn Dodd West Mar Alney Merle Page 4-H Vera Hammond Andersman Angard Alexander D. A. Depew Lulu Cavel Teft Meadville Cavel Rochester Ray Schotton Elizabeth Wickwire Amy Hargrood V. A. Smith Loren Smith Ridgway Gerald Faulkner Alla Maude Clebert Geloton Zich Mallkner Community Aid Society

Fishermen Enjoy Best Season in History at Lansing

George R. Hogarth, co situation director, reports fishermen are enjoying the best season in history. He cites ideal summer weather as a key factor aiding catches and fishing activity in Lansing.

Lansing Mich George R. Hogarth

Dyke Cause of Quakes Gorman Shlendefy Declares Haarin

Gorman states that the quakes have vanished after Fot- Iandl's actions. Zanyilor Viyeus is referenced in the claim with unclear specifics. The report notes a formal declaration amid chaotic earlier reports and seeks corroboration from officials.

Collision Kills 20 Year Old in Jamestown

Joan Howard Anderson, 20, of 17 Hedges Avenue, was killed in a three car crash on the East Lake road near Driftwood at 1:50 yesterday. Anderson rode on the left running board of a Heavy coupe driven by Philip Johnson of 220 Peterson Street. two passengers rode inside Johnson’s car and a third rode on the right running board.

Jamestown Joan Howard Anderson Hedges Avenue

Same Policies Will Prevail At Wattsburg

Wattsburg announces no change to fair rules for this year. Exhibits in butter, cheese, jam, baking, fruits, vegetables, grains or domestic arts must be grown or made by the entrants. A premiums committee will verify claims and certify compliance to the society’s officers.

Wattsburg Harry Burrows Burrows

York County Swept by Yiquent Storm

Severe rain and lightning battered York County Pennsylvania on Saturday night. The storm damaged railroad tracks and a concrete bridge, sent a foot into the ground, and injured about twenty people at a Pit ersville picnic shelter struck by lightning. A. L. Lasko and Mrs. Lobtie Cornell, visiting from Erie, reported the weekend storm.

York County York Yloric County Pittersville

Clubs of District Meet at Conneaut Lake Meadville

Meadville hosts a gathering of Business and Professional Women's Clubs from eight Pennsylvania District One cities plus two neighbors. About 42 attend, with 35 from Meadville, enjoying golf, swimming, bridge, and a dinner with songs, floor show, and orchestra. Prizes go to Daisy Lilly, Jane Kennedy, and Clara Simms.

Meadville Pennsylvania Conheaut Erie Union City Sharon Greenville Corry Cambridge Springs Grove City New Caste Lancaster Daisy Lilly Jane Kennedy Clara Simms Shafer Urick Crystal Ballroom Romier Flora Intian Ayevermibet Josephine Carter Myrtle Allen Helen Schluratt Pennsylvania Federation of B. P. W Helen Kidd Thompson Inex Witch Mildred Rodgers New Castle Ternational Relations Gertrude Dee Thomas Meadvillé Publety Amelia Tryon Fay Maslery

Largest Drydock Debate Sparks Global Navy Interest

The largest drydock in the world is discussed in relation to Boston Navy facilities. The debate centers on its size, capacity, and strategic value, with officials citing the dock’s potential to support major surf craft and naval operations.

Boston Navy Surf Jong

Bombing Strikes James town Bakery on North Main Street

Jamestown police probe a bombing at James town Baking Company on North Main Street and Richmond Place. A thirty foot fuse and garden hose segment circled the fuse, causing roughly 15000 in damage. Company president Henry German says production will continue with temporary help from an Olean bakery.

Jamestown Jamestown Baking Company North Main Street Richmond Place Oelock Henry German German Iocal

Coughlin to Return to Air on 26 Station Network

Detroit Aug 21 The 26 station chain that aired his broadcasts last year will again carry the Sunday sermons of Rev Mather Charles J Coughlin pastor Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak Mich The broadcasts will begin mid October at WR Detroit general manager Leo J Fitzpatrick said stations cover from Portland Me to Kansas City No station has set topics Fitzpatrick noted he may address any subject The radio parish figure known for Detroit banking broadcast attracts many followers and built a shrine in the Detroit suburb through listener contributions

Detroit Mather Charles J. Coughlin Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak Mich Leo J. Fitzpatrick Portland Kansas City Father Coughlin Fitzpatrick Father O’ Coughlin

Montana beer liens boost state profits report

Legal beer fees paid to Montana state total 178000 dollars in the latest board of equalization report. The figure reflects receipts from 357 retailers and 270 wholesalers.

Helena Mont Montana State Board of Equalization

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