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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1935

Page

4

Community notices and bids from Olean area events

Sidean guests met at the home of Melissa Hurlbut for a Home Management Club session where Eleanor Smith of Erie taught color harmony and rug making. The next class is March 8 with additional instructors. all interested invited. Also notice of beef cattle wanted with high cash price offered by G A Stockton. Christian Fellowship meets at the Methodist Ry Pal church tonight. Olean High School razing began by contract dated up to 20th. General Material and Wrecking Co of Syracuse won bidding $6,750, with reconstruction to use National Reemployment service labor as available.

Melissa Hurlbut Liberty Street Misa Eleanor Smith Erie G. A. Stockton Christian Fellowship Group Ry Pal Macety Kanders Olean High School General Material and Wrecking Company of Syracuse Isbor National

Local notices and town updates from Tionesta area

List of local items including shop ad for buckwheat flour and sugar, changes in staff at a Washington office, obituaries and health news, church activities, social gatherings, street accidents, gambling raid, hospital visits, and Red Cross enrollment efforts. notes on local infrastructure talks, fishing fines, and community events across Meadville Titusville Cochranton Ridgway and surrounding areas. Includes several named individuals and places such as Miss Marion Carson, Joseph Guffey, Alfred P. Schueler, Ota Harper, and Mrs N Troy Gillette.

Will Wilcox Tionesta Friends Marion Carson Mia T. Carson Bradford Tionesta United States Joseph Co Guffey Senate Washington, D. C Alfred P. Schueler Sis Hershey Road R. D Amici Bible United Brethren Christchurch O. J. St Pierre Harold Fist Orrin Kinney Elgin Mills Lanston’s The Baptist Church Imeet Tist Church T' Nt Street T. Cul Winisner Laird Titusville Council Chamber of Commerce C. F. Fithian Grove City Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Cochranton Oy Nodler Meatville City Hospital Ned Meadville Water Street Irs Robert Patterson Asbury Park N. J Troy Gillette East Smith Ota Harper

Warren coasting ban upheld with barricaded streets

Warnings issued as residents push to coast on streets not protected for the activity. Four borough streets set aside. at night with snow barricades protect pedestrians from traffic. Police urge adherence to designated coasting lanes for safety.

Hopi Village rejects federal buffalo offer amid dance

Hopi in Hotevilla refused the U S government gift of buffalo meat and equipment for the annual buffalo dance, while other Hopi villages held the rites with buffalo remains and hides to be used in future performances. The decision followed tribal etiquette and concerns over obligations, with Shimopovi and Hotegilla villages weighing the gift.

Duke Williams United Press Star Flagstapr Ariz Hotevilla Harold S. Colton Museum of Northern Arizona Shimopovi Shimpovi Yellowstone Park Colton

Earle Sets Date for Execution of Deni

Governor Bartle fixed the date for the execution of William Deni, also known as William Lennie and William Melyooch, after the Supreme Court upheld the resistance on January 17. Deni, a first degree murder convict in Philadelphia County, is to be electrocuted in the week of March. A Ladies Auxiliary card party followed a meeting, with large attendance urged. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange remained dull.

Harrisburg Bartle William Deni Philadelphia Supreme Court Deni William Lennie William Melyoooh Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Stevies New York Stoe Exchange

Local burglars held after hotel arrest in city

Three suspects in a string of robberies were seized at a city hotel yesterday by Detective Sergeants William Donahee and Jack Reagan. They were booked at the city jail without charges pending lineup at the police headquarters for victims to view. Names and addresses are read from the report but some details are unclear. One suspect matches a masked gunman description from last Friday’s three hold ups on Chautauqua Boulevard.

Corry Marion J. Skidmore West Park Place Chattisuqua Drive Erie Towanda Henty Brethren Garden Department Tse Lark William Donahee Jack Reagan Hokiup la View Bisie Law Sanford Willlin Brakeéman Lakeside Hele Blossby Mashaves Albert Percon Hamut Hospital Chautaugua, Blvd Seaion

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