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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1938

Page

2

Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Page

A quarry rock slide crushed Leroy Sutton 25 of Indian Creek near Bradford during rock removal for a road project near Tidred. A private sale advertises household furnishings of the late Mrs Franke Crowell at 440 South Center Street on Thursday August 25 from 4 until 9. A mother and four‑day‑old son born in an automobile on Homecoming Day near Greenville rest easily today after the birth during travel from Conneaut Lake to Pittsburgh, names withheld except to Dr JG Bachop. The Church of the Nazarene invites all to its annual Sunday School prize event Thursday with baskets and games and awards. State Commander C G Crawford of Evie said the United Spanish War Veterans support resisting communism and other isms contrary to American principles at a Crawford county veterans gathering. Volunteer firemen from the Central District Firemen’s Association gathered in DuBois for the 46th annual convention marking the anniversary of DuBois’s destruction by fire. Joe Fargo 12 of Mayburg was treated at Warren General Hospital for a fractured left leg sustained while playing baseball, discharged after X‑rays and reduction.

Leroy Sutton Indian Creek Bradford Tidred Franke Crowell South Center Street Wntil Sheakleyville Greenville C. G. Crawford Evie United Spanish War Veterans’ Association Crawford County Central District Firemens Association DuBois Joe Fargo Mayburg Warren General Hospital Jamestown Ae Hi Aeven High Park and Zoo Pittsburgh Venango County Farmers E.G. Ifft Venango K. F. Hanlin Warren D. L. Moody Route 2 Tryonville Steuben Grange Townville Patsy Luciano Erie Anna Patton Meadville Luciano Artery Hillary Wilson Harry Bisit Franklin Franklin Hospital Eagles Franklin Aerie Order of Eagles St. Mary's Church Columbus Hall D. Lawrence Carlson Samuel Carlson Bruce Barton Erié Hammermill Paper Kahkwa Club Glenhill Farm Ernst R. Behrend Hammermill Ernestine Lyf North Center Street Harriet Anderson Ruth Beckwith Beckwith Cooley‘Dickson School Northampton Maas Miss Anderson Allegheny College Wheslock and Steadman Ald Wheelock Speriger Sunday School T. J. Fullom Corry R. D Wott Coal Lighting Co Hilectrie Furnace Iwan HL Li Rowe Dial Corry George Orcutt American Legion Scranton Richard Hansen Forest Blix Mercer

Clerendon Refining progress and local notices

The Clerendon Refining Company formerly Levi Smith Refining and Pure Periflant is operating at full capacity under Moses Colgin. Clarendon Barrel Works has doubled business in three months and may need expansion. Firemen dispute millage with council over funds for new equipment. Other local items include canning corn, WCTU meeting, a Cleveland home transfer, and a sewer bond election in Clarion for 55000.

Pillsbury J. Wilcox Clarendon Refining Company Levi Smith Refining Company Pure Peri Plaint Moses Colgin Clarendon Clarendon Barrel Works Fred Bauer Brookville Hewlend Fore Parker O. Bullers Bullers Lotta Blackman East Church Street Charley Kuhns Berlin Center Ohio Corry Hospital Degree of Honor Protective Association Masonic Hall Clarion State Department of Health Jack G. Phillips Thomas Sherwood Oil City Lee A. McCracken Phillips Coats Sherwood Northern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association New Castle Meadville Fred F. Whipple William Strickenberg Public Safety M. Ward Williams Meadville Chamber of Commerce Warren Fritz Dunkle Buchanan Street Jackson Avenue Dunkle

Reunions Celebrate Brown and Lindsey Summit Gatherings

The fifty seventh Brown reunion convened at Weet Spring Creek Grange Hall with about one hundred relatives from New York and Ohio as officers were elected for the year and plans noted for the next August gathering. The Lindsey Summit reunion followed in the Lindsey school grove with a tureen dinner, officers elected, committees named, prizes awarded, and events including singing, recitations, and games. the next reunion is scheduled for the third Sunday in August 1939 at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Stoddard.

Chardon Ohio Bradford Kane Ridgway Corry Spring Creek Ripley Sheridan Bay Park Hlmer Beusch Brightman W. B. Stoddard C. EB. Brightman H.a.silvis Mijas Prudence Silvis John D. Silvis Ruth ‘Burch Wilfrad Brightman Erie Thelma Vanderhoof Rudolf Silvis North Mast Pauline Murray Edwin Brightman Buffalo N. Y Mrg. W. B. Stoddard North Clymer Wesleyville Sharman Little Genesee Jamestown Lindsey-Summit Lindsey and Summit Lindsey Susie Tiffany Tiffany Will Dingfelder Dms Ralph Lindsey Ruth Dingfelder Inez Blakeslee John Dingfalter Ralph Gates Fred Mixer Ethel Mixer Tabla Archie Akam William, Akam Oscar Lindstrom Clar Clifton Lindsey Hila Deming Rochester James Ray Dingfelder Pauline Swanson Howard Dingfelder Lloyd Gates Reva Burlingame Audrey Akam Pegsy Joyce Emma Swanson Smarta Dla Demlag Albie Burlingame Laine Plac

Robot Plane Built by Young Men in Warren

Two local youths, John Allen and Phil Robinson, who have been testing model airplanes, report success with a six-foot wing plane powered by a one-fifth horsepower baby Clyde model motor. The craft stayed aloft two to three minutes in a large circle during Sunday’s test at the C. S. Allen home. They plan a larger ten-foot wing plane with ground radio control and to build a gasoline metal-scrap motor from cast parts.

Warren John Allen Phil Robinson C. S. Allen Pitts Avenue

New Canadian Airport Debert N Walled Gap Work Start

Workmen began grading 200 acres for a Royal Canadian Air Force airport at Debert Montreal. The project is expected to take about three months to clear and prepare the site for the facility. A tragic incident in Montreal reports Cecile Legace, 4, died after placing her infant brother in a washing machine to cool him on a hot day. The phone interrupted the caretaker, and by the time help arrived, the baby had drowned.

Debert N. 8 Royal Canadian Air Force Walher Gaules Montreal Cecile Legace Rene

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Jor Heinz Heinz Baby Foods LUX Flakes LUX Aje Ige Wing- Will Star Stores Poon Hig Penn Light Evans National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ington, D Mastinum Insurance Wish Dépositor Sultana Sunnyfield Alc C. E. Doane Hardware
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