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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

8

Beaverdam to Observe World Day of Prayer

Beaverdam news notes a World Day of Prayer observance planned at the Methodist church with a noonday tureen dinner and a special program prepared for missionary societies worldwide. Local residents attend church events and visit relatives in Corry, Union City and Proctorville, including a 90th birthday tribute to Mr Smith with gifts and greetings.

M. E. Charch Joy Smith Beaverdam Tred -al- Yirman Fairview Ened H. D Waitney Jim Higley Walter Proctor Tate Wilkens Ten City Hospital Floyd Marsh Frank Youngs Nellestes Charles Swan Corry Gerald Bagley Song George Everett Donald Smitthy Suekighs Les Proctor Debt Proctor Bert Watrous Proctorville Nell Bates Car Joe Cummings Taft Wiliams Pam Wattsburg James Proctor Coastion Art Walter Prostor Carl Gates W. H. Cummings B. A. Lyons FR. Lyons Jay’ Smith J A. Higley Charles Parkhbrat Brie Merland Higley Cleveland Louise Ruth Smith WH. Cummings Merle Cummings Oscar Kreider Carl Proctor Leon Proctor Charles Broctor Ali Walter Mulvin Youngaville Mra Robert Mulvin Spencer Thompson Ani Mes Maryn Salter Higley

Oldest Horse in Country Tied to Custer Legend

A Colorado horse named Burqns Cojo Fen Black Hid Hix years old is described as among the oldest in the state and possibly the country. Local lore says a horse ridden by General Custer lived to 45, with reports noting the survivor’s age and ties to late 19th century days.

Cojo Colorado General Custer

Three Peace Officers to Face Trial Next Week

Three county peace officers from Wesleyville and nearby areas will go on trial Wednesday after an arrest following a raid tied to alleged misconduct. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy involving a local paramilitary group during the event. defense claims the case centers on monetary gain rather than a broad plot.

Brie Sounty Leroy Search Plinyara Pesce Walter Goudwis Wesleyville Glenn Walters J. Os Badders N. Giyard Negeritien Eratie Sry

Science's Eyes Sees Sextillion Miles Hydra Discovery

Pasadena February report says astronomers near Mt Wilson have identified a new family of about 200 universes named Hydra. Each universe is estimated at roughly 2 quintillion miles from Earth, far beyond prior visual sighting, thanks to telescopes and cameras.

Pasadena Dalit Mt Wilson Earth Imiverses Hydra

State Liquor Taxes Reach $14.9 Million in 1938

Harrisburg reports December 1938 tax receipts from malt and hard liquor, part of the biennium through December 1936. Detailed figures show malt liquor 464,790.86 dollars, floor tax 50,003,845.5888 percent, distilling spirits 678,743,424.4288 dollars, aged spirits 486,0111.862.01 dollars, wine tax 1,110.78 dollars, with total receipts listed as 467,023,02 dollars and grand total 14,911,045.24 dollars.

Harrisburg Secretary of Revenue John B. Kelly Delailuil

Water process aids oil field progress in Bruford pool

Harrisburg reports the Bruford oil pool, famed for high grade output, relies on waterflooding to boost production. Averages about 305,000 barrels daily, with over 14 million barrels yearly from this single horizon method. Estimated recoveries exceed present methods, transforming the field’s economics and extending life beyond conventional limits.

Harrisburg Bruford Oil Pool Waliching New York Bruford Pumrinej Joey Alten

Barbers Strike at Erie Sparks Wage Fight

Barbers on Erie wage dispute escalates as union members demand 70 percent share of earnings, seeking relief amid Depression era prices. Masters resist, arguing past cuts and new savings. Proceedings include delay until a national union caucus approves a formal agreement.

Frank Rbberston Ares Erle-Master Barkin Association

State property tax deadline prompts heavy penalties

Feb 16 is the deadline for state property tax payments. The article notes penalties of 10 percent and references figures related to prior tax returns and statewide revenue implications. It mentions borrowers, lawmakers, and installments tied to the levy, with estimates of large sums affected by late or zero returns.

United Press Hahishuac Ytochs Landa Invesi Revente Sverotwaye Kathy Toetay Thane Povanent Snell

Kane Again Without Head of Police Bureau

The article reports Kane lacking a police bureau head after a Hutu meeting sparks a postponement of appointing a new chief. Patrolmen are assigned and city officers remain under interim leadership until the election results are finalized.

Kane Police Bureau Poy Syellane Boridg Peo Beorbery Toile Chiat UW Vette Yap McKenna Dats Beneworbh

North Dakota Farm Tenancy Up By Eighty Percent

In Bismarck North Dakota Howard B Wond state resettlement administrator reports tenancy rises 80 percent across the state. The surge reflects changes in farm labor and land use during the period.

Dakota Bismarck N. D North Dakota Howard

Wheat supply in Pennsylvania falls 36 percent

Harrisburg reports that peninsular state elevators and warehouses hold 36 percent less wheat than last year at this date, and 25 percent below two years prior. Secretary J Hansel French cites current stocks at 1,050,000 bushels with a January carryover. national supply stands at 209,082,000 bushels, down from two years ago by 34,786,000 bushels.

Harrisburg Penyaylyvania J. Hansel French Avgripulture Tossau

Bold Auto Raid Strikes Kane Garage Site

A bold raid occurred at a Kane area garage where three thieves broke in between two a m blocks, slashing through a table top to steal a small cash box and a jumble of motor robes. Police were alerted from a nearby substation. investigators from Troop D and local forensics reviewed the scene and secured evidence.

Kant Suile Troopéy Pawl Gisgle Fund Tg Cary Bradport Butler Tie Endian Mr. Simons Duntink Abe

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