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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1934

Page

8

Three fires at Bear Lake in two weeks

In Bear Lake the community faced three separate fires within two weeks. A clothes press blaze caused near total loss, a chimney fire damaged the Goodrich home but was contained with the bucket brigade and local apparatus, and ongoing cold weather raises safety concerns for heating. local residents urged chimney checks and caution as winter stresses persist.

Bear Lak Tyan Stieves Worth East Gordon Hay Spring Creek Jennie Boone Winifred Smith Jamestown Panama J. Wilson Claude Smith Kennedy Tilfr J.C. Manwaring Elsie Hassam Lulu Hinckley Charles Goodrich API Secon Seward Chandler Mendyiile Mary ©Anry Minnie Weeks Velma Risley Mise Violet Hagle Binghamton N. E Uimoner William Goss Buffalo Keyon Chapman Blookville Fi Miller Ashville Fear Lake Frank Crosby Bruce Boardman James Barlow Rush Chapman Thig Place Wey Katherine Lindner Margaret Mr William Good J Andred Keller Amel Chapman North Hast Lester Chapins Andy Mmut Aerioua Gbove Mentismetts

Community church activities brighten Clymer week

In Clymer on February 16 the clergy met at Rev J P Witter’s parsonage for the first monthly exchange and book review. Abbe Reformed’s basement hosted a large crowd for a Woman’s Mission and Aid Society program despite subzero temperatures. Various church groups and youth from U B and Methodist churches attended the Abbe church event, with a school bus bringing in participants. Highlights included sermons, duets, a Washington program, Valentine celebrations for primary students, and a World Day of Prayer gathering. Community birthdays, funerals, and social events filled church rooms as the week drew to close.

Thomas Meth Uist Christina Renskers Elsie Querreveld Ladies Aid Methodiat Episcopal Church Washington B. 1 Causscu Edad Almy Pred Kocman Aid Plorence TeWinkle Marguerite Neckers Clymer High School Miss TeWinkle Miss Neckers Bernice McCann Abbe Reformed Pople de Led Gravini Florence TeWinkle Temple James Croscutt Clifford Legters Som Morris Fred Croscutt Panama Charles Legters LeMutinys Diay Cal Sunshine Sunday Blaine Wallace Methodist Church Wallace Helen Horton Louise Davids Glenn Thompson Lucy Storer John Skeps Glenn ‘Thompson Travel Lucy Storere Lincoln Ag Lieb David Thompson Mark Havercamp Albert Arnink Jerrold Jamestown Armink John Hickman Li'lian Schermerhorn Iilness R. Willams Charles Meyerink Henry Willinck Remeing South Center Street Louis Potter Lowell Compton Portville Compton Compist Buffalo N. ¥. Elliott FW. Neskers Maple Avenue Guy G. Jonson and Allan Watts Lincoln Lyle Johnson Regonia Methodist Episcopal Church Predotia

Fragmented historical note on world history share of Europe

A garbled snippet discusses Europe’s share of world history and a claim that 7 percent of Earth’s something is tied to a named history. The text is incomplete, with many unreadable words and unclear entities.

Arm broken in accident near Spartansburg

Local notes report an Ivy Embroidery Club gathering at Mrs. Glenn Steadman home with social hour and refreshments. Other items note Ruth Stranahan weekend guest, Mrs. Clara August returning from Canfield, illness of Mrs. Charles Martin, a coasting accident injuring Gerald Sherlock, and various family gatherings, dances, and church events in Spartansburg area.

Spartansburg Glenn Steadman Misa Ruth Stranahan Union City Misa June Cook Clara August Canfield O Fred Wetzel Wetzel L. J. Oram Attia Charles Martin Gerald Sherlock Lewis Peck Marnest Corry Ladies of the M. ©. Church C. A. Buxton Stora Leora Stranahan Neil Warington Vroomarn Grange National Bank Bertha Elston Mabel Schreckengost Gorty Layton Baldwin Warren Digister Matilda Baldwin Howard Boyd L. D. Saunders Ralph Boyd Centerville Alg Stelouk Saunfiera Boyde Phillip Northrup Gaylord Northrup Willis Northrup Sparta Vocations School Night Hawk Orchestra Gerry Guniag School of Astern Sparta

Kane Has Water Line Trouble In Kane

Kane Spring Water Company superintendent Feo Lane reports ongoing water line trouble in Kane and at his own home on 128 Welah Street. Customers face outages as crews contend with rain and line flows. repairs have stretched through the week amid winding service challenges affecting residents in Gryever and Weld streets area.

Tiihuetrest Hitrat Nationsysteniay Gryever

P T A at Spring Creek Enjoys Fine Program

P T A at Spring Creek held a February meeting with a large turnout. Pupils performed a varied program including recitations songs plays and dances while teachers and guests attended.

P.T.A Spring Creek

Prison life sentence for Alcorn in Charlene Boettcher case

Gordon Alcorn, accomplice of Verne Sankey the South Dakota outlaw who killed himself recently, is shown in federal district court at Sioux Falls. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to kidnapping Charlene Boettcher, a Denver booker.

Gordon Alcorn Verne Sankey South Dakota Sioux Falls S. D Charlne Boettcher Denver Booker

Claim Right to Bid on State Supplies Denied

United Press reports in Harrisburg that James W. Houston Co. of Pittsburgh sought to bid on soap and filed mandamus against state Property and Supplies officials. Dauphin County Court granted a rule returnable February 28. Bids advertised for soap March 15 to June 12, with opening set for March 12.

United Press Harrisburg

Georgia Buys Mules Burns Ore Shipment for Georgia

In Burns Oregon twelve carloads of mules from Harney County were purchased by Walter Shrimp for shipment to Georgia. The sale classified as large stock for plantation use with the aim of supplying Georgia.

Georgia Hayney County Walter Shrimp

Robbery gang roundup with $94000 bail set

Ten men linked to local warehouse robberies face $94000 bail after a police roundup. Among those held are Anthony Abbale and Maloney, with hearings set for Feb 21. Investigators say three robberies at Union Produce, C D Kenny sugar warehouse, and Leone's olive oil warehouse were solved in the crackdown led by Sergeants Scalise, Luthringer, Donshue, and Reagan.

Brie Web Robery Lyle Pergillin Zaprotti Abate Maloney Anthony Abbale Grocer Actiilie Pergullin The Sun Produce Company Commerce George Capriciti Alexander Schulte Tventy Peter Grande W. 17Th James Joint Peach St Charles Maloney Anthony Dirmé Anthony Corsi Pearch St Allen Snyder State Street ixneoPeses Y Tivil Ete Louis Scalise Paul Luthringer William Donshue Jack Reagan Yneager Tle George Christoph Mortimer Graham Union Produce Company 20Th Pendi Sts C. D. Kenny Cimpsny Sassafras

Ionized air eyed as asthma cure by young Russian scientist

Moscow reports that Prof. Leonid Chipevsky and the youthful Savise researcher claim ionized air is an effective treatment for asthma influenza skin diseases and tuberculosis. They continue experiments to prove its usefulness.

Moscow Leonid Chipevsky Savise

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