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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1934

Page

8

Happenings at Carter Hill and vicinity events

Carter Hill reports a busy period with family milestones and community gatherings. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Loren Marts was celebrated on Nov 2 with a large reception in Watheburgh. Guests from Toledo Little Valley and nearby towns joined church and home events, funeral services, and dinners. Local notices include an oyster supper at Wayne Valley U B church, a Carter Hill Ladies Ald meeting on Dec 5, and social visits among Morris, Burrows, and Hodge families. A sale at Walter Ewer farm marks the end of an old homestead, with Mr Ewer moving to Grove City to join LOOP.

Carter Hill Hurok Howard J. W. Ray Tusyilli iMr Loren Marts Lyle Marts Toledo Reubery Sel- Widge Son Bobble Little Valley Ray Burrows Figin Ed. Burrows Glenn Kapphe Cottage Hill Clapence Slye Byron Hodge Pat Weed Maughter Harles Proctor Armitage Olin Moore Louis Cook H. Longberg Garey Erie Clara Hawley Bert Slye Thelma Schuknecht Washington, D Lyle Proctor Beaverdam Ed Bloss Archie Hawley Act Bert Stye Nellie Marts Lucille Pettit Harry Burrows Archie Hurlbut John Costello Corry Créat Moore Martha Pettit Helen Madame Pettit Russell Petit Ed Burrows Minnie Joy Arther Mortis Howard Burton Widred Harrisburg Pennsylvania Sophia Sick- Jackin Walter Ewer Carter Ti Ewer Grove City Fower

Quicksand Halts Big Sewer Project in St Louis

A large pocket of quicksand halted a $52,000 sewer project in St Louis delaying work for six weeks. Engineers report the unstable ground undercuts the entire street delaying completion and raising concerns about nearby structures and safety.

ST Louis

Forfeiture Demanded for Two City Club Bonds

Officials move to forfeit $2,000 bonds of Green Frog club and other licenses after clubs are cited for liquor-law violations. Judge Rossiter revoked Aragone club license. continuation set to December 20 to allow defense. Green Frog faced surrender of license as prosecutors push forfeiture to recover funds.

IHREN Bec. 1 Niall Hibs Weder Maturney Cioneem John Walker Pittsburgh Green Frog Club Bonis Rossite Rossiter Aragone Club State Street Atorney Harold Mook Peach Street Walley Mook Hime Green Frog M. E. Graham

Spring Creek 4H Club 10 Holds Final Meeting

A long Thanksgiving gathering in Spring Creek Pa features members of the Spring Creek 4H Club and families visiting friends across Meadville Corry Warren Union City and Erie. The final meeting is set for December 7 at the school with a roundup on December 16 at the Warren courthouse.

Spring Creek Penings Spring Cree John McKay Meadville R. D. McKelvey Jaughter Charlotte Union City Merle Baldwin Carl Swanson Celia\ Clarke Corry O. H. Clarke Hastings Jones Robert Donaldson G. B. Birch Toledo Ohio Lotta Moore PB. D. Helvick Jamestown N. Y Betty Stuard Mildred Henry Henrietta Horn Clayt Ion Damon Erie Sickler E. L. Campbell H. L. Johnson Emily Morton H. Bashinger York Abbott Dairies Garnett Norma MacPaulden Kane Hattie Rosenkrantz L. B. Donaldson D. Gleason Butler M. J. Flanerty Air C. Strong Warren Leon Cable Malvin Evice George Price I Metafey Court House William McKettrick Lown Brijay Aid Trig Buettner Corry Hospital Sue R. King R. D McKelvey Harriett Donaldson Janet Stone L. S. Broughton Park Roach Jem Jy and Ites Clyde Wynn Hannd Sitler Mise Ning Sitler Richart Lindsley

Chicago Opens Annual Show for Livestock

The sixth annual International Livestock Exhibition opens in the Union Stockyards with entries from the Prince of Wales and Midwestern farm children. A new stadium replaces the fire-destroyed buildings, boosting capacity for a record entry anticipated to exceed 12,000 animals and 6,000 exhibitors. The Prince of Wales enters shorthorn bulls and steers from Alberta. Walter Biggar of Scotland returns to judge steers. Briarcliff Model wins last year’s grand championship. Aberdeen-Angus celebrates its American jubilee. the 13th annual 4-H Club Congress features farm youth from across the nation. The show notes rising draft-horse demand as prices lag, with careful crowd plans for larger attendance this year.

John T. Thompson Chicago Union Stockyards Prince of Wales Alberta Briarcliff Oskleigh Thorne Dutchess County New York Walter Biggar Dalbeattie Scotland America B. H. Heide Farmva Heide

Damages Sought in Two Suits Totaling 15000

Initial actions filed by attorney Rositter seek 15000 in two cases. Michael and Anna Sroka of 919 East Avenue sue Edward R Hofman 3723 Lake Road for 10000 after their son John Smiks was killed December 25 1943 when struck by a car driven by Howard Hoffman at 10th and Pennsylvania. Albert I 12 year old son of PR Norcross 113 lt Street joins his father with 5000 against dentist V FP Roscenthat 1008 State Street for alleged improper care causing suffering. Statements of claims to be filed soon.

Rosaiter Michael and Anna Sroka East Avenue John Smiks Cen Edward R Joseph Hofman Lake Road Howard Hoffman 10Th and Pennsylvania Avenue Rossiter Albert I Norcross Lt Street Pr. V. FP. Ros State Street

Spartansburg Dispatches Road Machinery Storage Halt

Sparta project halted as Mellert Weidner Construction men store road machinery and plan overhaul in Medina. Local residents travel for hunting trips. social notes cover Wilde Women’s Club meeting with new members and program details. Miss Marorie Pfeiffer named senior council rep at Greenbrier College. several families host and visit over Thanksgiving weekend.

Spartansburg Thur J. H. Patchen Walter Preter Richard Webb Prank Jonps Carl Rice Legenton Erie W. A. Warnest A. A. Barnest Russell Livenspire Pittsburgh Daniel Eugene Livenspire D. W. Kirmey Meadville Donald Evans George Waggoner Conneautake Frank Jones Alan Stewart Filton Rowley Willard Tilletson Lincolnville Queen Heart's Content Homer Snapp Gon Charles Glyndon Lyric Murdock Hewitt Ol City Clair Lindsay George Brown Floyd Brown Woman's Club Katherine Healy Olson Fern Sayre Lucille Bowen Buena Conager Minora Farley Lab Mendelssohn Helen Mattison Mattison Gertrude Sana Souci Marie Beatrice Gannon Linda Rexford Mariorie Pfeiffer Greenbrier College Passelent Association Princess Put! Club Mabel Bennett Britton Run Barry Hoffman Titusville

Chicago Hosts Major Conventions In 30 Year Span

Chicago has hosted 17 conventions in 30 years and drawn 13,288,299 delegates, per the Chicago Association of Commerce.

Chicago Chicago Association of Sommerce

Civil Servants May Not Vote Proposed Removal Debate

Ottawa editor recalls former suggestion by C. H. Gahan Secretary of State to remove civil servants from the voters list to free them for political duties. The proposal aimed at removing non voters and ensuring neutral civil service participation. The note reflects historical discussion on civil service suffrage.

Ottawa C. H.gahan

Six Rural Routes Consolidated in Erie County

Six rural mail carriers in Erie County retire after 39 years of service each. The consolidations yield savings over 1,000 dollars annually. Routes 1 2 and 7 absorb others. several carriers retire from Routes 1 3 6 7 8 and 118 with route changes and transfers. Total annual savings exceed fourteen hundred dollars for one carrier and range around one thousand dollars for others.

Erie Dee Gonsara Erie County H. Soith Albion Willi North East Lee B. Phanco Alli Union City

Deep mystery cloaking fatal hunting mishap near Hemlock Creek

A hunting party near Greer's Mills on Hemrock Creek faced tragedy Friday afternoon. Hensley aged 20, died from a shotgun wound after being shot in the neck and eye. Frank Petto, 19, was gravely injured with wounds to the head and eye. William Rosser Jr., from Homestead, was treated for pellet wounds but survived. Rosser, slightly wounded, told investigators a single shotgun charge struck all three men as they waited near a big hemlock tree. The shooter remains unidentified. no one else was seen leaving the scene.

OI Ciey Der Greer's Mills Hemrock Venus Willian Rosser, Jr Hensley Wilkinsburg Fryburg Frank Petto Mushall Old City William Rosser, Jr Homestead Rosser Heasley Futro Hart

Columbus School News Highlights Student Honors and Absences

The Columbus High School reports top finishers for the second six weeks across grades Freshmen through Seniors. It also lists students in First through Eighth grades with perfect attendance for the last month, naming many teachers and students, and notes a short archery talk by the game warden, concluding with early dismissal for Thanksgiving observance.

Oar Columbus High School Huon Jukes Maude Bakes Florenté Rosset Ruty Millett Juniiors Louise Miller Alta Maude Faulkner Florence Howles Mrs. Bunnell Norbert Aniwracn Dick Downey Billy Cole Dick Jackman Glenn Lines If ‘Manforlé Bouise Shriatenessy Roromond Kudlile Trene Lewis Jane Mattice Marion Powers Marie Schramling Marguerite Spicer Miss Damon Helen Casler Doris ‘Coons Helen Horn Katherine Kirin Wanda Komen Martha Kusm Dorothy Millen Mary Neidomys Maxine Trisquit Katherine Trisket al ‘Ere Uppermian Nurple New England

Mt Jewett Thief Shot Through Glass After Shop Breakin

In Kane county a man who fled in a high priced car after leaping through plate glass in Mt Jewett store admitted stealing an expensive Sandusky automobile. Anthony Polan, 22, of Scranton, said he had been paroled from Eastern Penitentiary and identified himself after a wild chase ending near Farmers Valley.

Kane Polan Mt. Jewett Philliis J. J. Allison Thaft Heer Eastern Penitentiary

Philadelphia Man Extradited for Ohio Arrest Charge

Philadelphia in Alust man served two years for gate crashing at a Geranton hotel. Police said he admitted serving nine months earlier in a reform school for larceny from a railroad box car. He waived extradition to Ohio where he may face an additional charge. He claimed his left ear was cut off through a window and he bore other scratches.

Philadelphia Alust Geranton Ohio Polsa

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