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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1933

Page

7

Butter-Cheese Co Organized At French Creek

French Creek scene reports the organization of the Butter-Cheese Co at French Creek with officers to be elected Feb 23 at Hubbard's Hall. Local social notes mention marriages, visits, and community events including Wilford Whitney marrying Clara Cozel and a busy week of family gatherings and hospital recoveries.

Butter-Cheese CO French Creek Rage paing—Whitn Tszel Marriage Creek News Panter and Cheese Company Ubbird’s Hall

Beaverdam News Notes Entainments And Marriages

Seaverdam February report highlights Mr and Mrs Orin Borstatt and their daughters at a donation visit, a Sadie Bowen marriage in Erie, and a long list of local visits, dances, and church events. The Five Hundred Club hosts a gathering with Mr and Mrs James Crowell, plus an oyster supper.

Beaverdam James Crowell M. E. Missionary Society Frank Adams U. B. Ladies Aid Society Lois Lyons Palace Theater Union City Carl Proctor Dairymen's League Association Frank Harvey Corry Ghester Smith Shermansville Leon Proctor Carl Gates W. J. Cummings Paul Smith Proctorville Jesse Whitney Spartansburg Walter Drissel Frei Doolittle Wattsure Robert Mulvine Wgrttabury Hind B.A. Lyons Walter Proctor Svn Stanley Jack Roach Briefit Kenneth Adams Akron Beavertrim Alton Peterson Pridsy Stott's Crossing Clarence Warren Mors Liey Tanner Carl Lyons Gerald Bagley Comry George Hysted Bagley Ina Mae Whitney Hils Place Theodore Hanby Lyle Proctor Lee Proctor Neil Patt Wuismin Wattsburg Robert Proctor Ronald Victor Kiizart Atton Peterson Missionary Society of the M. E. Chitehh Myx Five Hundred Club Yart Williams Wiatisburg Amos Tanner Sherman Tanner Martha Maynard Unin City Theodore Hanby Saburtay Ater George Mulvin Helen North East Erie Adams Alan Mesenger Rather Tibbs Arshity di Hie Min JM. McClesmd 0. B Annaire Whitney Jessi Whitney Clade Bowen Kincaid Farm Robert Mulvin Mildred Showers Joe Mallick Bertha Showers Blaine Shinera Bradford J. M. McClelland HD. Whitney With Cummings Grange al Corry Bert Bowen Walter Prontor James Proctor Frangie McGlelland Mary Steen Brie

Sentences Imposed in Chautauqua Court Terms

Several defendants face prison or reform school sentences after guilty pleas and pleas of not guilty in a Chautauqua Supreme Court arraignment. ames Lene Walconer and Santy Leone admitted or declared guilt in first degree robbery involving a Jamestown subway operator. Harry Martin Arthur Olan, both Jamestown youths, received suspended sentences for third degree burglary. Seaman John Nelson and Glinton Hoard faced suspensions and reformatory commitments on related charges.

Manville Web Weil Bernard J Ackerman Supreme Court Glenn W. Woodlin Dunkirk John Leonard Jamestown Sam Santo Lene Walconer Justice Ackerman Auburn Herbert L. Swesey Jamestown Street Falmer Junction Swerey John $. Leopard Santy Leone Sany Leone Harry Martin Arthur Olan Tamestown Elmion Reformatory Lay Ohn Nelson Seaman Wimira Reformatory Glinton Hoard Edmitt Fiat

Falconer Teachers Vote to Hake Refund

Falconer public schools will return two weeks of salary to 38 teachers after last night’s announcement. The refund totals about 5 percent of salaries and exceeds $2,500. The teachers had agreed to the voluntary cut. a paper was circulated for signatures and all signed. The board of education can call for the money at any time.

Panconier Earheis Uy the Falconer Paloger Board of Education

Pershing Unable To Lead Inaugural Parade

General John J. Pershing, recovering from influenza, will not lead the Roosevelt Garden inaugural parade on March 4. Dr Samuel H. James said Pershing will remain at the Veterans' Hospital about two more weeks. Local notes also mention visits and social happenings around Corry and nearby communities.

Tugson Ariza John J. Pershing Roosevelt-Garden Samuel H. James Veterans’ Hospital General Pershing Gil Tsubella Greenway John 0. Greenway

Farm Home on Falconer-Stillwater Road Destroyed by Fire

Swelling on the Hilmer Johnson farm near Falconer Stillwater Road burned yesterday afternoon at about 4 50 PM. Mr Johnson worked in the woods when the blaze was found Mrs Johnson was in the house. Frewsburg and Falconer fire departments arrived with chemicals but the fire was too far advanced and the house burned to the ground. Neighbors moved furniture which was saved. The road is partly insured at about 3000. The blaze was fought through the night as embers drifted with the wind. the barn was saved by prompt work. Meantime Meadville game notes describe a 26 19 home win over Erie Academy Hi.

Unkstown

Lilian Guild Elects Officers At Emmanuel Church Dinner

Mrs Rafter was chosen president of the Lilian Guild of Emmanuel Church for the year at a dinner meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Rafter on West Hill Place. Re-elected were Wallace Young first vice president L L Alexander second vice president Georgia Myers treasurer and Harriet Clough secretary. The gathering included a pre dinner social with cards puzzles and music for about twenty members and a guest.

Rebekah Dinner Draws Large Attendance at Lodge Event

About 125 people attended a Rebekah Lodge dinner last evening in the LOO F hall. Mrs. Howard Loveland and Mrs. May Reed oversaw dining with helpers while Horace Brynolfson sang, Keppel Titing accompanist. Proceeds bolstered the lodge treasury.

Branklin Rebekah Lodge LO. O. F. Hall Howard Loveland Kitellen May Reed Horace Brynolfson Keppel

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