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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1936

Page

2

Shoreman drowned at Lake Ere near Westfield

Stephen Manhert 25 of Pittshursh was found dead on the shore of Lake Erie near Westfield after reportedly drowning Thursday. Also noted: notices of kerosene sales, man committed for insanity, a Jamestown man charged with intoxication and cruelty to animals, a Warren power outage, and a Baptist Bible School outing at Chautauqua Lake with seven boys enjoying a lakeside trip.

Stephen Manhert Pittshursh Lake Ere Beecelona Beach Westfield Lake Erie Washington Station Roosevelt N. Cohen & Sons George King Jamestown King Mather Warren Townsend C. E. Springstead Tower The Baptist Bible School Chautauqua Lake May- Ville Village Prenlegast Point

Rochester area peaches and tomatoes for canning

City and Vicinity notes a Will J. Wilcox delivery service, local social visit at Findley Lake with Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown of Los Angeles, and a busy Warren area briefing. Reports include brake lining plant plans in Ridgway, a Sharon man jailed for auto theft, a record muskellunge catch at Chautauqua, and upcoming school and road patrol activity. Also mentions timber cutting near Grampian, an Edith Hixson bridge club event, an injury near Olean, and Spanish instructor Miss Alice Kemp’s Spain summer interrupted by revolt.

Rochester Will J. Wilcox Mae Caraztke L. &. Brown Los Angeles Calif Findley Lake Ridgway Viking Wear Ridgway iMfachinery Cltzen Irm Molded Materials, Inc HE. C. Stackpole G. Hall J. B. Stackpole John M. Kalb John Seegar Sharon Crawford County Meadville Hubbard Davis Lynn Spencer Jamestown Uncle Sam Sinclair H-C Van Warren Warren Thorough John G. Rossman State Highway Patrol West Middlesex al M. London Sgt F. McGill M. A .Gennes J.P. Sharpe Clearfield County Grampian John Moris Clearfield N.ir. Nerewood Woodland Edith Hixson Carol Mae Hoskin Mary Alice Retherford Joan Roach Marguerite Neylon Betty Stewart Mary Loveland Norma Grice Keneth Mitchell Pleasant Valley Olean Olean-Hinsvale John D. Krick New York Semville Spain Alice Kemp Allegheny College Allegheny William Pearson Tolley Lincolnville

State demands death penalty for 16 in Russia trial

Moscow August 22 United Press reports the state seeks the death penalty for 16 defendants in a high profile terrorist trial. The group, including former Bolshevik leaders Zinoviev Kamenev, is accused of plotting Stalin's assassination and the overthrow of the regime. Prosecutor Vishinsky branded the defendants as "mad dogs" and called for their executions. He argued their guilt for the murder of Sergei Kirov and the Petrograd plot, insisting all 16 must be held responsible.

United Press Moscow Josef V. Stalin Andrew Vishinsky Gregory 4 Zinoviev Leo Kamenev Meni Vishinsky Q Kamenev Zinoviev I. P. Bakaev Sergei Kirov Stalin Petrograd

Puppet show drew good sized crowds at local playgrounds

A large audience at the Erle Center of the NWA enjoyed a puppet show staged at the Junior High and Concord school playgrounds before and after Friday’s soap box derby. Children and adults alike were delighted and were given a behind the scenes look at the mechanism. Miss Lora Mae Wells and Miss Blaine Foster hosted a bridge shower for Miss Marion Pitt who leaves for East Texas College, with Miss Ruth Taylor attending Euinboro State Teachers College. Awards went to Miss Dorothy Neylon and Miss Ruth Beckwith. A salad course was served to a list of guests.

Erle Center NWA Efigh Concord Tur Lora Mae Wells Blaine Foster Marion Pitt East Texas College Ruth Taylor Euinboro State Teachers College Dorothy Neylon Ruth Beckwith Barbara Jane England Wilma Edwon Betty Byers Margaret Jane King Ruth Kennel Helen Gumbleton Dorothea Byeckmann Ethel Beckwith Rebecca Beil Betty Morton Ruth Tayli Continent Corvallis Ore George Gross- Bebauer Williamsport Corvalis

Daily crossword puzzle across and down clues mixed with garbled text

The page presents a scrambled crossword with across and down clues interwoven with unreadable fragments and stray letters. It lists numbered hints such as Canvasted family districts and unfamiliar terms, followed by a maze of misaligned phrases and stray characters, suggesting OCR corruption rather than a coherent puzzle solution.

Landon calls for American remedy to unemployment and liberty

In a lengthy speech Governor Landon argues for an America of free and independent citizens, warning against dictatorship and monoplies while urging fair distribution of economic benefits. He calls for courage to face dangers, real work with good wages, and a revitalized New Deal, though he frames it as forty years behind the times.

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