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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1938

Page

8

Young Dems to Hold B26 Outing This Saturday

Final arrangements for Erie county participation in the state wide Democratic picnic and rally to be held August 27 at Hemhey Park near Harrisburg are set. Democratic leaders expect a large turnout. state figures and candidates will attend. special trains and transportation from Philadelphia and other cities are planned. A separate note from Reno, Oklahoma, tells of a man losing his dental plate when a two pound catfish struck his line.

Erie Young Democrati Pennsylvania Hemhey Park Harrisburg Mrshael J. Cronin Evie Democratic State Committee B. Frank Schywel Moosevelt Liarrinburg Doyernor George H. Earle Charles Alvin Jones Lea Mindy Thomas A. Logue Sphiladelpha Eve Renovo Willamsport Sharon Pittsburgh Greensburg Scranton Wilkes- Barre Allentown Reading Conshohoken Norristown Potlatown

Health Tonics and a Million Dollar Stomach Claim

Anecdotal tale praises Tumons World's Tonic while recalling a rumored past incident about a wealthy man offering one million dollars for a healthy stomach. The piece cites current price of the tonic at 35.00 per ounce and discusses imagined value of a stomach, ending with a testimonial from Mrs. Sarah McCartney of Franklin, Pa.

ANT Sarah McCartney Liberty Franklin

Mad torso killer clues tied to quilt patchwork

Cleveland police identify a patchwork quilt as a key clue in the mad torso killer case. Detective Sergeant James Hogan examines the blanket as Charles Dumyn and Cleveland Parker provide testimony about the weapon and victim locations near Lake Erie, where earlier victims were found.

Cleveland Ohio Charles Dumyn Clevelan Parker Khiller James Hogan Damyn Erie

Massive Produce Distribution Reported by State Official

State official Arthur W. Howe Jr announces July surplus food distributions totaling about 226 615 dollars in value to relief families. More than 1 1 million pounds of greens and 110 000 pounds of tri potation were distributed free to 1 226 994 families, with per family value near 178 dollars and total cost around 523 409 dollars. Other items included cabbages peaches beets and tomatoes. Monthly poundage rose 1 153 708 vs June, with 80.2 percent of cases served and 6 percent more coverage. Five month total nears 29 927 561 pounds versus 30 million for the year.

Sfudly Arthur W. Howe, Jr Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Duly

New Golf Course Planned at Kinzua Warren Region

Aug 24 Warren residents learn a new public golf course will be built near Singin on about 100 acres. Local young developer Lester Sheldon, known in the area, spearheads the project, promising a course within driving distance of Kane and Bradford. The facility will be the closest course to Warren, targeting summer opening next year.

Warren Singin Cnvy Kane Bradford Lester Sheldon Kinzun

Timothy Crop to Fall Short of 1937 Output

Harrisburg reports the 1938 timothy crop may be leaner than last year. Carryover from 1937 should provide about average total supply, with an estimated yield of 3.55 bushels per acre and harvest of about 202,000 acres. Readings note a large carryover from 1937 and high acreage, but weather and poor conditions cut planted area.

Harrisburg

Short Change Crook Nabbed Near Erie Restaurant

A lone alleged swindler was trapped by his intended victim at Little German Kitchen on 38 H 13th Street. Frank Muntz, proprietor, saw the arrest after the suspect, alias Robert Powers, was found with money and phony dice. He faces twitkery charges before Alderman George Brobender. A ten dollar note was tucked in his hat and sixty dollars eighty-nine cents was seized. Negro Williams Breyenroll wins a bet then dies after bragging of drinking quart gin.

Brie Ally Unan Erie H. 13Th Street Frank Muntz Burr Nichols, Jr Aliso Joe Doakes Robert Kane Nichola

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