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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1934

Page

8

Happenings in Carter Hill and vicinity

A busy Carter Hill roundup reports many residents and visitors attending weekend events. The list includes the Diebold and Cooper families from Erie and Spring Creek, Diana Slye, the Diamond Jubilee in Titusville, visits by Lindquists and Proctors, and local guests from Warren Corry and Union City. Several calls and dinners mark a lively social stretch with new births and hospitality noted.

Carter Hill Valentine Knowor Louis Diebold Charles Edward Vict Winia Erie Fred Cooper John Schukne Ralph Newell Jamestown Clyde Waldley Charles Proctor Clarence Louis Cook Ray Burrows Leon Emery Meg Burrows Kritton Mra Swadalsil Buffalo Anthon Syentex Whursday Jean Collins Corry Treva Moore Mitchell Molesiel Toledo Loren Marts Ralph Ross Frenchy Creek Wilbur Merritt Warren Marts Harland Thornzon Glenn Humes Roger Morris Olean N. Y Milton Morris Walter Will Ewer Warrena Charles Lindquist Minnie McAllister Leon Proctor Lindquist Myr Cooper Theodore Marjory Martha Spring Creek Bors Nelson Edward Nelson Williams Corry Hospital Frank Cooper Wilson Cooper Clarence Slye Carl Proctor Paul S$. Weed Union City H Riewaldt North East Ge Bowen Chavins ‘Proctor Dick Mortis Hoome Howard Burton Eldred Leroy Blume Walter Ewer C. J C. J. Follett Mary Jourdel D. E. Lindquiston John Mann Tillotson Corners Amy Cooper Spring Creel Mir Wibert Morris Onnaant Myo Harry Morrié Uréd Doyle Eric Will Harft Rose Burkhart W. H. Cummings Sundny Carl Proctor and Charles. Proctor Donation Hill M. L. Breed Earl McDonald Brie Lee Proctor Virgil ‘Tarbell Carl Lyons Corty Williamson Irene Williamson Bert Watrous Proctorville Paul Smith Jessie Whitney Familly Spartansburg Gerald Bagley D. Whitney Lyle Proctor Cottage Hill Charles Swan Mildred Eroise Myrtle Showers Vince"McAndrews Bradford Joseph McClelland Bertha Showers Gons Theodore Gray Warner McCray Dairymen's League Wether Rosst Floyd Marsh Walter Proctor Stanley Taft Williams Wattsburg Clayton Proctor Erle

Beaverdam Sunday School Names Officers and Activities

Beaverdam Pa Aug 29 details officers elected for the M B Sunday School including Superintendent Walter Proctor Librarian Emeline Drake and assistant Betty Smith. The report lists numerous visits, host families, and social events at the M B church and nearby communities with multiple engagements, picnics, and community gatherings.

Beaverdam Webb- McCray Carl Proctor Doris Tarbell Young Peoples M. B. Church Proctorville Mary Glaney Chicago R. Lyons A. B. Aid Churcholday Ora Glolung Gary Probble Leon Prowler Waller Parkhurst Gerald Bagley Corry H. D. Whitney Stanley Bourts Union City Norman Gordon Maynard Virgil Tarbello Martha Maynard Mayville Ted Hanley S. A. Drayer Charles Hodge Leon Proctor Lo Clarion Ed McClelland Burg Alton Messenger Erie Warner's Grove Charles Swan Buffalo Jack Swan Wattsburg Florence Pond Annie McDonald Virgil Tarbell A. Lyons Mark Pierce Joseph McClelland Paul Willis Cambridge Springs Walter Proctor Warner McCray Marle Cummings Cons Lloyd and Charles Pittsburg Cummings Claude Maynard Betty Gordon Maynard WM Clark Proctor Lowville Jay Smith Joe Cummings Vroomans Enterprise Titusville Mich Robert Mulgin Lyle Proctor Walter Drissell M. B Emeline Drake Betty Smith Twitchers John Southwick Gilson Ridge Florence Roe Drie Michigan Tamily Francis McClelland Rixford Green Mary Wiic Young Peoples’ S

Trucks Supplant Rail Freight in Kansas Survey

Kansas finds trucks haul nearly five times rail freight under a state port of entry law. May results show 71,236 tons by truck versus 15,000 by rail, with 27,224 trucks averaging 2.8 tons and 70 mile out of state hauls. Rail and bus passenger use declined as trucks dominate. Also notes local social mentions and visits in Donation Hill and Corry.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas Railroads State Planning Commission D. J. ‘Tevietdale Kansas

Cardiff Giant Heads to Syracuse Exhibit at Fair Grounds

The Cardiff Giant now at the State Fair grounds in Syracuse weighs 2940 pounds and stands 10 feet 8 inches tall. Unearthed in 1869 near William C. Newell’s farm, it sparked hoax theories and once drew bids from P. T. Barnum. Local historian Edwin S. Calkins, linked to the giant, remains convinced it is not gypsum.

Syracuse Fort Dodge William C Stub Newell Onondaga Indian Reservation Tully Center Cherry Valey P.P. Barnum Cardiff Ints David Hannum Homer Cortland County David Hanum Edward Noyes Westcott Wort Dodge Edwin S. Calkins Jordan

Sherman Man Dies in Kip Street Home

Sherman man William Henry Morse Sr. died yesterday morning at 8 o clock at his Kip Street home after a long illness. He was 67, born January 2, 1917, in Mayville, and spent his life in this region where he was well known.

Sherman William Henry Morse Kip Street Mayville

Chinese Blame Sun Spots For Their Trouble

Chinese blame sun spots for droughts and heat waves, noting ancient Chinese sources describing sun spots as early as 28 B C and detailing periods of observation and silence amid heat. The report contrasts sun spots with black shadows and links drought to solar activity, with commentary on Chinese attention to the issue. A separate brief notes an arrest in Connecticut over a down payment on a car.

H.R. Ekins United Press Priping China

Chesterfields Touted as Milder Distinct from Competitors

Smokers describe Chesterfields as milder and better tasting, noting differences in tobacco, paper, and manufacturing. The claims focus on sensory appeal and smoother experience compared with other cigarettes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

P. M. Anderson Ruth C. G. Lindberg Ralph Mortis Ruth Wace Folletts Arthur Morris Ewin Armitage Anderson Wattsburg Fair James Proctor Ted Hanby Roger Williamson Drayer R, Lyons Walter Proct Tor and Son Onondaga County Mr. Calkins Orient B. C Conn Frank Slovensky Chatha Chesterfield Ts Tosco Co
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