Dems Rally Draws Thousands to Harrisburg Event
A massive Pennsylvania Democratic rally in Hershey drew thousands of party workers and supporters for the opener of the fall campaign. Organizers aimed to boost unity between insurgents and regulars, raise funds, and showcase a slate led by George H. Batten and other state leaders. The day featured music, sports, speeches, and meals, with ticketed seats and later banquet plans to fund the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J
Potter
United Press
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Little New Deal
Wratea
Young Democrats of
George H. Batle
U.S
Latin America
Harle
Charles Alvin Jones
Le0.c. Mundy
Thomas A. Logue
New Corry Schools Hire List Includes Many Names
A partial roll lists new teachers for Corry schools including Mathematics Virginia Ross and English Wilford Pomegoy, plus teachers in Health, Social Studies, Latin, Music, and several grades across Concord, Washington, Fairview, Harding, and other elementary buildings. Principal appointments noted for several sites. several entries appear garbled or partially unread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pageney
Virginia Ross
Lucile Blakestes
N. L. Bogdon
Lowe Edwards
Mary C. Lewis
Margaret J. O'Hare
Engllah
Wilford C. Pomegoy
Hilda Schenker
Beatrice Chaffee
J. Donald Watson
Ola L. Young
Helen M. Spencer
Helen Fordyce
Agenia
Grait
Jane Mulheir
Mary Jourdet
Concord
Mary Anderson
Ruth E. Dahlstrand
K. Louise Mount
Bertha D. McCray
Marie K. Brooks
Cornelia Anderson
Washington
Helen L. Johnson
Wave M. Perkins
Prisoner to be deported for old manslaughter charge
Philip Pirello, 60, of 20th Street, Brie County, convicted of manslaughter in the old country, was barred from entering the United States and faces deportation after immigration inspector A L Barkman reported the case. The man had served a ten year sentence in July for the killing following a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brietie
Bris
Philip Piréllo
Weat 20Th Street
Hela
Brie
Thaly
Old Country
U. S
A. L. Barkman
Barkiman
Firelo Wan
United Salida
Pagant
Corry Girl Teaches at Beary Lake in A B Pastors Change
BEAR LAKE Aug 20 Ruth Wilson of Panama will teach room one in Corry while Miss Hush returns from Blackville. a busy week with a Harmony Town picnic at Panama Rocks and a high school band performance. Many local residents visited, hosted relatives, and attended services as Rev. Roger Morey plans to enter college and a new minister takes over at the Grace A B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bush
Bear Lake
Roger Morey
Harmony Town
Ruth Wilson
Panama
Misa Jean Manwaring
Wilson
Corry
Hush
Leha Cross
Lottaville
Feus
Mary €. Barry
Kuzma Mikrie
Pittsburgh
Lottsville
Pauline Chapman
Blackville
Mabel Simms
Picnc
Panama Rocks
Frantz
Franklin
Goshen Street
United Brethren Sunday School
Sturgis Grove
Clifford Fullom
Centerville
Mary Fullom
George Stranigan
Columbia
J. C. Menaring
Charles Stranigan
Ethna Crowe
John Mad+llen
Meadville
Jamestown
George Smith
Hatfield
Elvin Smith
Will Landon
Cedar Lake
Ind
Pdineen
Chicago
Misa Lalu Hinckaby
Merritt Smith
Hobach
R.C. Ives
Shirley
D. D. Morey
Roger
Morey
John Miller
Grace A. B
Harry Clark
Martin Mikiiky
Anna Zolak
Emma, Dutton
Columbus
Fred Haas
Braddock
Elma Walker
Willard
Marguerite Wilson
Falconer
Ozro Vaneppa
L. Michael
Anna Margaret. Finney
McKeesport
J. C. Manwaring
Ladies Aid Society
Town Line Baptist Church
Tomato Growers Strike Near End in Fredonia Area
A tentative end to a tomato growers strike in Chautauqua County is foreseen after a friendly meeting between Fredonia Red Wing Canning manager Leon Steele and Erne st Liberator Portland director representing growers. Picketing continues with no tomato receipts by local plants and a minor clash injured one striker.
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Fredonia
N.Y
Laon
Steele
Redwing Canning Company
Svedirectora
Portland
Ernest Liberator
Loisis
Hart
Gem
William Lesch
Dunkirk
Lesch
Anthony Gugino
Roosevelt Fights Federal Power In Congress Test
In Hyde Park on February 27 President Roosevelt accepted Adolf Berle Jr's resignation as assistant secretary of state. Berle had been a leading brain-truster and was to work on a British American trade treaty. Berle's departure followed another resignation by Roswell Magill, under-secretary of the treasury, signaling turnover in key posts.
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Supreme Court
White House
Congress
Court
Wadsworth
Hyde Park
Arg
Roosevelt
Adolf ‘Berle, Jr
Berle
Roswell Magill
the Treasury
Rats Douse Police Lights in Winnipeg Incident
Rats disrupted the Winnipeg police street light signal system. Technicians found rodents had chewed a bundle of lead from a cable buried in the sewer, causing a failure in the signaling system.
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Winnipeg
Man
Church Group Meetings at Clymer Church in August
The August gatherings at Clymer church featured the Young Ladies Mission band hosted by Mrs. Helen Deuinie with hostesses Mrs. Laura Cautseh and Florence Leagters. A program organized by Miriam Kolglee, a vocal solo by Mrs. Lowra Catlacl, and thanks to guest presiding officer Mrs. Avalon TenHaken. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ed TeCulver, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Newholge, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Rheberger and daughters Lov i and Ardith, and many others. The Junior Endeavor group enjoyed a birthday surprise for Albert Newhouse at Sherman Flats. Various activities and outings followed including a Glenwood Park trip led by Mrs. Gravink with assistance from Mrs. Legters and others. The Young People’s Sunday School class held a church basement picnic for about 30. A play by the Victor Sunday school class at Clymer Hill drew praise, with excellent music. The Young Men’s Bible class hosted Marks Coyners’ class for about 65, including a softball game and talks by Hogenboom of Decatur and Hogenboom of Pikesville. Visitors included Rev. and Mrs. Lepeltak, Rev. H. C. Heitzen, and Rev. Edward Ton with son Pant. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ray Rensker for quilting and World for the Day.
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Ed TeCulver
Eayer and Howard
Garrett Newholge
Wiliam Rheberger
Lovi
Ardith
Jesse Lockenhouse
Wilbur
Aisi
Albert Newhouse
Sherman Flats
Gertrude Gravitde
Clymer FU Church
Abbs Reformed Church
Victor
Clymer Hill
Marks Coyners
Joshua Hogenboom
Decatur
Mich
Leonard Hogenbo
Elmer Crosscut
J. . Cattisch
H. C. Heitzen
Edward Ton
Son Pant
Castleton
The
Hudson
Superyear
Senormarorn
Steuben
Ville
Ohio
Ladies Aid Society
Ray Rensker
Benjamin TeWintle
Hely
Dayton
Nila June Wallace
Camp Newatah
Girl Scouts of
Mayville
Irene
Gettysburg
Bradford
Misges
Ethel
May Schurman
Misyes Hdith
Iva Klerk
Kalamazoo
Myrtle Gallup
Whey
Hamburg
Bull Moose Lab House
Gertrude Gravink
Bernice McCann
Carol Compton
Hazel Legters
Tima TenHaken
Blanche Legters
Florence Legters
Treva Wilcox
Mins Melen ‘Tenwinkle
James Gravini
Clu Ts
Neva Wardes
Marion Wiggers
Ruth Beckevink
Mildred Warnshouse
Grayvnk
Bernstein Bros Finish Remodeling of Store
Morris Bernstein of Jernately Bros plans a bold push as his remodeled store on Center Street reopens with a new front, display windows, ceiling and highlights. Contractor work overseen by Melvin Shambaugh and A H Harmon. Franke Muller, Erle, as architect. local economic conditions cited with optimism for Corry’s shopping district. A birthday memory for a local, and notable births and hospital news accompany this Corry community update.
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Morris Bernstain
Jernately Bros
Toveo
Hla
Corry
Mr. Beenstein
Luc
Melvin Shambaugh
A. H. Harmon
Gensrs
Franke Muller
Erle
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Harrisburg
Fairview
Helen Brown
Kathryn G. Neyton
Rebecca Bell
Helen Lodge
Harding Etementary
Ruby L. McCullough
Atte Wolford
Choo Nurae
Hya Kepler
Beary Lake
Mes. Burnie Wingate
Crystal Lake, Tl
Elja Waler
Salvation
Army Toronto
Salvation Army
Ular Home Appliances
Quality Cash
Spry Rinso
Hetty Fair
Omato
Pente
Clymer
Young Ladies’ Mission
Young Men's
H. C. Heitzenrater
Bernstein Bros
Morris Bernstein
Faith
C. E
Whenda
Paul
Vera Legters Meerdink
dJidith Ann
Roger Ernest
Ernest
Bana Beukeerinic Dunnewald
South Center Street
Bert Osborne
Corry Hospital
Tiial
Axminster
Root’s Furniture Store
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