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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1930

Page

8

Barn Fire Destroys Yano Farm Structure Near Columbus

A large barn owned by Andrew Yano on the Dltoi Mammond farm about two miles east of Columbus burned last night. It measured 80 by 100 feet and contained hay, oats, barley, and farm equipment. Loss estimated 6 000 plus. The blaze started in the north corner with unknown origin. The home nearby was temporarily threatened but spared.

Columbus Ugy Andrew Yano Yano Cleveland Charles Rexford Mike Kudlick Tits City

French Creek News Notes Aug 22 A Baby Born and Local Visits

A fine baby boy was born to Mrs. Cora Jones on August 13 at the old Moore home on the Lathrop farm. Mrs. Cora Berden hosted Ursula Weisman and Goldan Andrews from New York, plus Mrs. Jacke Anderson and two children of Louisville, during recent visits. Guy Gibbons opens a new auto repair garage with Pennzoil installation. Charles Anderson and family visit his father in kro, Ohio. The Dugan reunion at Beaver Camp drew a large crowd with a dinner and various activities. The Laneton sisters visit Aunt Josephine Sweat at Rhéadeshuret. Warren Whitney and town workers improve the Cutting town hall grounds.

French Creek Cora Jones John Moore Lathrop Cora Berden Ursula Weisman Cleveland GoldanAndrews New York City Jacke Anderson Louisville Hays Anderson Cherry Crests Findley Cops Betuew Ahetta Chase Dugan Beaver Camp Wattsbore Tryth Andlizabeth Laneton Corry Josephine Sweat Mildred Wamnshouse Buds of Premige Clymep Hill Reformed Church Helen Deuinie Carol Heckers Tyler Christensen Trina Tyler Lines Hadley's Bay Chautauqua Arthur Schermerhorn Verdun Gordon Schermerhorn Baak Bryant-Stratton College Elmwood Music Hall Buffalo Schermerhorn Bradford Natley Schermerhorn van Buren Pt Clyde Burt Chenay’s Point Charles Stone Kendall, N Arthur Scheymerhorn Homer McCray Ol City Eva Tyler Daugiter Irma Palmeter Jack Niagara Falls Henry Paartbrg John Paartirg Crown Point Dnd S. C. Ton Henrietta Legters Mary Monroe Prences Peterson Ashville Martin Croscutt Sherman, Roolt John Bensink James Bensink Sarah Bensink Spartangburg Sparta Vocational School Paul A Risheberger Swith Marl Reigard Zula Hill Mildrea Halfast Pauline Bill Virghlia May Fink H. J. Rittenberick Jesse Whitney Mra A. Richards Charles’ Martin Jane Richards Thomas Edie Oakes Meadville T. P. Kelly Thei Kelly Ira Diefenderfer Miss Currie Diefenderfer Greenville Toronto Nind Biskeslee Erie Ely Schreciengost da. Johnston Simmit Davenport Street John Jr Glyde Henry Forth Stranahan Brothers Charles Thompson Herman Winans Centerville Spartansburg Cankdohta Lake Wednea Bernice Smith Stella Cavany J. Lisch T. B. Wallace George Miller Ruth Charleston W. Va Charles Tauber Mia Walter Poiffer William Kirkpatrick Clarendon Gorge Brown Akron Kirkpatrick Jennie Porter Grown Tate Porta Hey L. D. Baker W. H. Garnet W. J. Smith Titsville Ernest Wills Barnissville Olde Susan Tauber Ocn Titus

Power and deception in duty and friendship noted

A fragment discusses education in duty and warns that power in friendship offers no real advantage. Mentions She Winston and names like Harry Adomes. The passage reflects skepticism toward power as a social leverage.

She Winston Harry Adomes

Neckers family reunion and community notes at Clymer Hill

Aug 13 reunion at Samuel Dunnewold home drew about 100 relatives with a tent dinner and family program. Officers elected include Gertrude Warnshouse as president and Deibert Nethers as treasurer. multiple local gatherings and engagements are recounted along with campus, church, and social events in Clymer Hill and surrounding areas.

Hsien Haemelink Ernest Dunnewold Imogene Grates Lester Weve Doris Hayies Rose Dorothy Pope Marguerite Nila Neckers Sarah Cole Findley Lake J. P. Winters Reformed Church of Clymer Hill Hazel Legters Edinboro Hayes Lynn Widing Edward Beckerink James Tet- Warken Henry Beckerink Damestown N. Y Waite Stows Methodist Harold Sweet Tanner Reim Beslink Me Grange Hall Panama Reyniion Reyniion of District No 11 Carol Neckers Mayville Frank Neckers Elizabeth Beam Holley Queida Dye Bill Clark Bernice Preston Catherine Bissel Rochester Td Johnson Lavon Ruth Gravink Garrett Menpas Anna Neckers Tda Tomson Laura Neckers Mary Hinckley iMes Kittie Sheldox Chautauqua Madam Butterlye Ralph Webster Buffalo Webste Vernon Mesrdink Dorothy Mary Harry Drake Murfreesboro Tenn Angie Custer Evie Clara Jonny Albert Newkers Carlysle Neckers Nesday Pipivite Blanda TeWinkle Osiile Ruth Groters Irene Tom Inna Teg ‘Harken

Blue Eye Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Picnic

Henry Jaquith family visited near Clymer. Emma Malone saw three deer near Blue Eye. Len Yates and Roy McCrary returned to New York City after time with Fred Yates. Clymer and Warren residents visited. John Cox hosted community picnic with about sixty attendees from West Spring Greek East Branch Spartansburg Corry Warren Ohio and Blue Eye. Nora McClelland returned from Edinboro. Various residents attended church and social gatherings in Spring Creek Corry Warren and surrounding areas.

Blue Eye Blue Byu Henry Jaquith Ray Vander Coy Clymer Emma Malone Len Yates Grate Roy McCrary New York City Fred Yates Brown Will Burch Chas Sandburg Warren John Cox West Spring Cox Nora McClelland Edinboro Henry Juquith Corry Rey Sarver Spring Creek George Mead Bert Hutter Buffalo Frank Howard

Sparta Vocational School to Open September 2

Sparta Vocational School will begin classes on September 2 with a staff of teachers and supervisors named. The note lists acting administrators and subject heads, and emphasizes vaccination certificates for pupil admission amid a community reporting strong threshing yields and local activities.

Spartansburg School

Farmers Face Losses in Milk Investigation

New York reports milk prices collapsing amid an investigation into dairy pricing aimed at curbing high margins. Testimony from Brooklyn and New York dairy workers shows distributors yielding free or heavily discounted milk and inflated can prices, weakening farmer returns and threatening fall production.

New York New York City William B. Groat Ile Jonitsyn Samuel Volkman Brooklyn

Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Home Arts

Mrs Wills remembered as Miss Anna Tauber and Mrs G L Messenger hosted the Tuesday Evening Club with a alcé lap lunch. Residents are painting homes and lists names of local families and visitors from Cleveland, Cassadaga, Lily Dale, and Meadville.

Cleveland Wire Wills Withl Anna Tauber G. L. Messenger Alcé Cllel Titus A. O. Weed Concord Corners H. ¥. Stranahan Juanita Leora Howland Boyd Ruth Nell Stranahan Bloise Gilletts Cassadaga Tennie Strumakin Lily Dale

Dairymen Meet At Waterford

The Dairymen's League sub district meeting will be held Thursday August 28 at Waterford. The session starts at 10 80 a m with a picnic lunch at noon Miss Vera McCrea of the New York office director of the House and Health Department will address the meeting later in the day Members of the Corry Local are urged to attend.

Dairymen Waterford Dairymen’s League Vera McCrea New York House and Health Department Corry

Rats Distinct Species Dividing Town Units

The report notes two rat species in the town, white rats and brown rats, that refuse to live together. The brown rats are described as moregidious than the white rats, indicating social or behavioral separation.

Plan Soybean Demonstrations in Warren Co

Five meetings arranged by the Warren County Agricultural Extension Association will showcase soybean demonstrations across Warren county. State College coop specialist Nikolas Schmitz will lead sessions on growing soybeans to supplement pastures, with dairymen urged to attend to learn best practices. Meetings are set at Tipton, Simmons, Kelley Bindley, and Warner farms in Garland Yankee Bush Chand Ira Lottsville and Corry at various times on August 25.

Warren County Agricultural Extension Association Warren County Nikolas Schmitz State College NicVe Tipton Garland U. Simmon Yankee Bush I. Kelley Ira Bindley Lottsville Wamer Corry

Stevens and Trippe Draw in Boxing Card at Brig

Aug 23 Stevens and Trippe fought to a ten round draw in Brig. Wiane Puven, 147 Boston and Joe Trinpe, 146 Rochester N C exchanged blows. Red Daderberg, 161 Jamestown knocked off Mickey Balabon, 163 Buffalo in the first round of a six round match. Garment Suldi, 119 Jamestown won by 8 technical knockout over Billy Pender, 133 Erie.

Brig Wiane Puvens Boston Mass Joe Trinpe Rochester N. C Foustit Red Daderberg Jamestown Mickey Balabon Buffalo Garment Suldi Billy Pender Erie

Spring Creek Happenings of the Past Week

Local notes from Spring Creek summarize a week of visits and travel. Several residents, including Whittmain, Maude Stipley, and Mrs. McKay, are listed hosting or visiting relatives in nearby towns. Social events include a Straight Weight Club gathering, a Sunday school picnic, and trips to Washington, Philadelphia, and Waldameer Park.

Myrtle Jordan Corry Iona Godfrey Roth Kane Lena Jackson Idy Buettner Brie Mes Ari Donaldson Jay Stearna Warren Minnie Stans Meadville John McKay Alice Linendell Russell Beatrice Edgett Harry L. Johnson ST. Blair Arthur Black Mug Bye’ Black Tarentum Harold Matteson Alice Marian Dunkirk Selberg Hubert Apelaren Raleigh N.C Waller Lamona Winnie Johnson Mitchell's Grove West Spring Blanche Smock Crry Emma Armstrong Glemn Donaldson Leon Cable Daisy Granch Lon Bates Lotta Mora Youngsville Chitford Clarke Harold Spencer GW. Wynn Waldameer Park Mrs Fret Johson

Reunion at Fralick Home Brings 104 Attendees

The thirty fifth annie reunion of the Wraljéte family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brallek near Unionity. Weather and surroundings were ideal for a daylong event with a picnic dinner and a business meeting. Relatives attended from Kennedy Bunkirk Youngsville Grand Valley and Corry. Next reunion slated near Spartansburg. Four left housekeeping rooms for rent at 125 Wright Street.

Lowing Us Relite Kennedy Bunkirk Youngsville Grand Valley Corry Joseph Bhellon Spartansburg Mt. Ath

Unclear historical incident obituary brief from damaged OCR

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traumatic event involving a Bundy device and injuries to multiple people including a mother and two children. Names and details are incomplete, obstructing a clear headline and summary.

Sterling Leads Texas Vote Count In Republican Primary

The report indicates Sterling leading totals in a Texas Republican primary with figures near 19,000 votes, while other candidates including Shaw A Ferguson and Alger Sterling show competition. The article notes ongoing returns, a state party chairman background, and plans for a broader platform build.

Dallas Shaw A. Ferguson Texas Sterling Cortion Bureau I Sterling Will Butte Alger Torlay Hely Aiiggion

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John Hammond French Creeknews Clymer and Vicinity Sparta Warren CO County Agricultural Extension Association C. Warner Farm Stevens and Trippe North Center Street Behool P. R.R Waldameer Straight Eight Club Fralick Anil Hedimiter Dieker Aice Hed Yearold Ross Sterliser Radi P. Gypai Cha Seidel Whaen The Bua Warc Grand Oper
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