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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
7
Pea Houses Water Crisis Reported
Local reports describe a water crisis affecting pea houses in a rural area. Officials warn of shortages, urging conservation as crews assess supply lines and infrastructure impacts across the region. Community leaders appeal for aid and repairs to critical water storage facilities.
Run for Hosights? Excerpt Skims Outrun Event
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a racing or run event with unclear references to participants or outcomes. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments about a run, perhaps involving a person or team associated with a venue.
Fragmentary sports note from a local page
Report incomplete with scattered words about camps, draws, and dates in September. No clear event, participants, or locations to identify a full news item.
Many Cities Vote On Sunday Movies Referenda Statewide
Corry and other Pennsylvania municipalities prepare for local option votes on Sunday moving pictures under 1935 laws. City councils may petition county officials to place the issue on ballots for this year, with 5 percent petition leverage. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh lead in petition drive momentum as churches and reform groups brace for opposition. The special ballot asks if residents favor conducting and exhibiting motion pictures on Sundays, potentially legalizing or retaining the current ban for five years if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittabugh
Philadelphia
Chester
Hartsburg
York
Moving Picture Enterprises
Moving Picture
Pittargh
Fac
William B. Torney
Philadelphi
General Assembly
Sparta Opens Fall Term September Sixth at Vocational School
Sparta area notes show Sparta Vocational School reopening Tuesday September sixth under new principal Mr. Bennett who called a teachers meeting to prep for opening day. Bus drivers updated routes and new busses, home economics building gains, lots of activity as community events and visits fill the week with picnics and reunions noted across towns.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburg Vocational School
Bennett
Edson
Ladies
Ald
C. D. Damon
Winnie
Earl Chelton
Joseph Chelton
Ernest Fralick
Guy Fralick
Islad Park
Youngsville
Fra
M. E
M. E. Sunday School
Maroresan Park
Canadohta Lake
Sparta Fire Department
the Grange
Lynn Titus
Mt. Pleasant
California
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Florida
Pennsylvania
P. J. Dooher
Francis’ Miller
Corydon
Whaley
William Whaley
Wilbur
Katherine Healy
Prayer Millis
iMystic Park
Townsville
Ralph McAninch
Pittsburgh
Frank Platt
DeWitt Snapp
Buchanan Inspects New York State Parks
Governor Thomas C Buchanan and Deputy Secretary James F Bogardus of the department of forests and waters plan an inspection tour of New York State parks during the present era. Markley Stevenson of the National Park Service in the eastern United States will accompany them on the trip.
Two Die After Erie Auto Accidents
Two of eight injured in a weekend series of auto mishaps near Erie died in hospitals. John Marchetts, 87, of Brie, suffered chest crush injuries and fractures after stepping into a car at Walnut and 15th streets. William Urch, 71, an inmate at the Mercer County Home, died later at St Vincent's Hospital. Coroner Dr. Charles Leon cited heart failure and shock from injuries, with pneumonia developing Sunday night. Funeral services were planned for Marchetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Marchetts
Brie
Wiliam Urch
Hire County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Marchetta
Ureh
Anticipate Big Erie Registration Today
Erie Aug 27 registration officials expect a record enrollment as the Erie County Registration Commission adds 26 registrars for 13 large districts. It will be the final general registration day of the year after a conference with Ralph G Benedict to handle the expected surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Ralph G. Benedict
Notice forbids trespass at Jewish Cemetery Wayne Township
Lovers potters berrypickers and quatera are forbidden to trespass in or about the Jewish Cemetery Wayne Township Pa day or night under penalties of the law. Lawrence T Berlind R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Three Hurt In Twenty Foot Fall Of Scaffold
In Ridgway on August 27, three workers repairing a roof at Stackpole Carbon Co. plant in St Marys fell twenty feet when scaffolding failed. Edwin Hachers was unconscious then revived, Vale ry Welller and Merion Bordcomplained of injuries. All were admitted to Kaul Memorial Hospital under Dr. Sunder.
Big CCC Field Day At Warren Draws Crowd
Warren Aug 27 a large crowd attended a Civilian Conservation Corps field day. About 2,500 boys from 12 camps in the Allegheny National Forest area and an estimated 2,000 visitors gathered at Hearts Content and the camps in Hisi land and Lugue Rim for events and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Stabbing Case Holds One In Erie Hospital
ERD Aug 21 The city reports 8 year old Josh Wallace a New York Central bunkhouse resident in Wesleyville remains in Hamot hospital after a stabbing incident. William Pulliam 48, of Erie, named by Wallace as attacker, is being held without charge as his condition is assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Wallace
New York Central
Wesleyville
Hamot Hospital
William Pulliam
Wallace
Exemptions In Pa Income Tax Law Outlined
Harrisburg Aug 26 Many wage earners in Pennsylvania will face exemption limits next March when 1934 income tax payments are due if the state Supreme Court upholds the new graduated income tax law. The tax levied on gross income allows exemptions of 1000 for single persons and 1500 for heads of families, plus 400 for each dependent other than husband or wife. Federal exemptions start at 1300 for single filers. State tax is 2 percent on incomes to 5000 versus 4 percent federal rate. Exemptions cover life insurance paid on death, return of premiums under endowment contracts, certain liquor penalties, earned interest from federal or state sources, health or life insurance proceeds, salaries from U.S. Government, stock dividends to shareholders, religious officers, and pensions or government benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Tite Insurance Endowment
Vile of
Pepperky
Crow
Manilpaly Corporation
United States
Urim Barawat
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