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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1934

Page

7

Nearly 3500 Pennsylvania women eligible for bonus

United Press reports that about 3,500 Pennsylvania women or survivors are eligible for a $10 monthly World War I veteran bonus, with up to $20 total per person. Bonds of $50 million will fund the program. first payments unlikely before May or June. Eligibility requires honorable discharge and residence in Pennsylvania. clerical civil employees may be excluded. applications distributed through American Legion posts and veterans organizations.

United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Tredersl United States Navy State Department of Military Affairs Fst Merican Legion

Storm blocks road as snowbound city grinds on

Streets frozen to a foot or more hinder traffic while plows clear drifts at dawn. Corry Water Co reports six more meters and eight service lines frozen, bringing total damaged meters past two hundred. repairs continue as officials warn of more snow flurries followed by a warming trend midweek.

Harrington Corry Water Co

Change in shorthand class announced for this week

The shorthand class will be held Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o clock and the home making class from 7 to 10 o clock this week only. The home making class meets at the Home making house with several registrations already and more interested attendees urged to join.

Thompson Barosma Tablets Claim Kidney Benefits

An OCR fragment touts Thompson Barosma Tablets as a remedy to cleanse kidneys, eliminate poisons, and relieve head aches dizziness rheumatic pains and urinary issues, urging purchase at stores. It presents exaggerated claims about strengthening the bladder and improving kidney function.

Thompson

Sparta Firemen Sponsor Successful Box Social

Sparta Firemen sponsor a successful box social and dance in Spartansburg Pa with about thirty attendees. Thirteen boxes sold for 18.75 dollars, prizes awarded to Mrs. Howard Boyt and Dave Hutchinson, and to Mrs. Mabel Bennett and Wave L. Blakeslee in a close low-score contest. The event, aided by Odd Fellows hall and Elmer Stover, raised funds for a CWA project and featured music by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stover and others.

Aucition Arthur L. Scouten Odd Fellows Elmer Stover Beauten Sparta Fite Brooklyn Boyd Spencer Corty Spencer Cash Min Spencer Baptist Church Hivenyone Musig Sparta Grange No. 16 Mibon Grange Conyereil C. A. Stranahan John Mann Pleasantville Sparta Grange A. Stranahan Sports Grange Doress Glass Baptist Chitteh Eva Smith Harry Knight Tce Cleveland A. Richards Spartansburg Hatchtown J.C. Bell Salamanca

Young Democrats of State Organizing

Miss Kathryn Strine of York and Anne Brancato of Philadelphia will organize women’s groups across Pennsylvania. Strine leads the west of the Susquehanna while Brancato handles the east, under G Morgenthater, Harrisburg, president of the Young Democrats.

Ly Unites Frese Harrisburg Miss Fcathryn Strine York Young Democratic Clubs of Pennsylvania Anne Brancato Philadelphia State House of Representatives G. Morgenthater Yong Democrats Mixy Strine Susquehanna River Miss Bréncato

Seaplane Base at Miami Nears Completion

Miami Florida February thirteenth plans reveal a million dollar Pan American Airways seaplane terminal nearing completion on Biscayne Bay. The facility covers 47 acres of landing area with dockfront bayside access and 114 feet inland depth. Seaplanes will taxi to the station, process at basement level customs and quarantine, while four airships can be dispatched at once. The Sikorsky Clipper ships of 17 tons carry 44 passengers, serving routes that span 26000 miles to South America. Pan American operates 146 airplanes with 2000 staff. six new airships under construction by Sikorsky and Glenn Martin target transatlantic use, delivering 32000 horsepower engines for up to 32 passengers and speeds around 200 miles per hour with ceilings of 30000 feet.

Miam Fla Pan-American Airways Ihe Biscayne Bay Staton Deat Gill Sikorsky Quer Miami South America Pan American Airways Glenn J. Martin

Paralyti g Wins Prize in Cleveland In Stroke Aftermath

Elizabeth Rinney, long time city pub tether in this city for 42 years, suffers paralytic stroke. A new automobile is to be guessed by residents to estimate tax collections for three successive years.

Claveland Iiss Elizabeth Rinney

Philathea Class Meeting at Mrs Whitehead’s Home

The Philathea Class of the Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Tracy Whitehead’s East Pleasant street home Monday evening with twenty two members and four guests. A Valentine season dinner followed by a business meeting featured plays The Hired Man and A Fair Exchange. Six members celebrating birthdays received gifts and best wishes as Mrs. John Rickers retired president was presented with a tearful gift. The next meeting will be in two weeks.

Bell R.V. Shreve Timmie Meadville Anna Shreve Charles Clyde George Waggoner Conneaut Lake Frank Jones Ralph McAninch Pittsburgh B. F. Tagram Oil City Wirt Ingram A. A. Camel Ff Ingram Concord Corners MW. Church Ina Smith Cobage Hinger Fred Morris J. Chien A. Buxton Hom Wells Glenn Morris Brackway The Baptist Church Tracy Whitehead East Pleasant Street W. F. Miller Carrie Allen A. P. Mount G. S.montor May Howard Roy Fogt John Rickers

Card of thanks to those who helped after accident

A garbled card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after a fall and for comfort to the bereaved family. It references Henry Kewhnkin and the late father, with hopeful sentiments and appreciation.

Oped Neletitiuss Sant Henry Kewhnkin

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