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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1939

Page

3

City Council Meet Next Monday Evening Amid Snow

Snow flurries and colder weather. Municipal building auditorium hosts Corry Slel Clay meeting at 7 30 this evening. Public invited to lecture by Pr J O Kinnaman at United Brethren in Christchurch at 7 45. Chevrolets sold 66 892 men passenger cars and trucks in December up 27 percent from 1987.

Corry Slel Clay Pr. J. O. Kinnaman Madison College Tenn United Brethen Christchurch Chevrolet W W. Holler Genevil

Close planting of trees aids timber yield

Harreburg January 11 Trees for reforestation should be planted in rows five to six feet apart says Dr James F Bogardus secretary of Tatesium waters He notes close planting promotes straight trunks with fewer limb formations and offers guidance on root handling moisture and soil packing while discussing suitable species combinations for mixed plantations and watershed protection.

Harreburg James F. Bogardus Tatesium Waters Bogaridus

EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION PLANS COMMUNITY SURVEY MEETING

The Civic Employees' Association outlines a citywide survey to collect data on available skilled and unskilled work for attracting new industries. A meeting directed by Paul Stroup will invite public assistance, with an open forum on finances and future activity. Plans include a February toaster meeting with Dr. A P Haake to discuss economist insights.

Paul Stroup Civic Employees’ Association Corry A. P. Haake

Pharmacist Registration Exams Set for January Dates

Harrisburg January 11 Dr Lester J Ade superintendent of public instruction announced pharmacist registration exams will be held at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Ward Street and Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia and at Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy 1431 Boulevard of the Allies Pittsburgh on Wednesday Thursday and Friday January 18 19 and 20 Assistant Pharmacist Examinations will be held at the same schools on Friday January 20

Harrisburg Lester J. Ade Superintendent of Public Instruction Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Ward Street Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia Smd Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy Boulevard of the Allies Pittsburgh

Indicted Star Faces Stiff Sentence for Smuggling

Buffalo January report details Boward Layman aged convict charged with three counts of criminal receiving stolen property. Jury found him guilty after hours of deliberation. Judge Bretthers set January 27 as the sentencing date with potential prison terms of 20 to 40 years per count, to run concurrently or with possible suspension. Layman arrested after police recovered stolen goods valued at $100 from two garages near 223 Adams Street.

Buffalo Boward Saath Aminuyt County Cour Atul Ain Ulenzale Funy Bretthers Jal al Uw Laykmann Larlenwn Qollee Adams Stesct

Ridgway Man Narrowly Escapes as Train Hits Car

A westbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a Dodge truck at the Montmorenci crossing in Ridgway. The truck driven by Ray Hechele of New Bethlehem was pushed clear. the driver escaped injury as the train halted about forty feet from the wreck. Russell Brochious of Ridgway was north on Montmorenci avenue when the Erie freight arriving on the eastbound track blocked his crossing. He stopped and proceeded but failed to see the oncoming passenger train.

Ridgway Baltimore & Ohio Ray Hechele New Bethlehem Lawry Balamanca Broch’pus Montiorenci Avenue Erie Brethiotis

Erie Council P. T. A. to Meet January 18th

The Erie council PTA will meet Wednesday January 1% at West Springfield. Registration opens at 104. Newell Bolken will speak on social hygiene Pounders Day program under Mrs Paul Tu ver direction. An election of a nonvoting committee will be held.

SME West Springfied Newell Bolken Paul Tuver

Bradford Fire Causes Heavy Loss at Furnishings Store

Fire of undetermined origin yesterday destroyed the Bilison and Whisan Furniture store and Hauser restaurant in Bradford near Story brick Building used by Roy Bilison. The blaze damaged living quarters and stove room. loss estimated at $60,000. Fire departments from Olean and Limeswone responded but could not prevent the spread due to water supply issues.

Cosmetic Tax Leads to National Consumer Action

The article notes women led by Snyder are urged to rally against the 8H.115,001 tax on cosmetics as a widening tax measure. The movement emphasizes consumer rights and calls for reform in the tax policy affecting beauty products.

Snyder

Mrs Elisha Kane Dies at Home After Illness

Mrs Elisha Kane aged 70 widow of Elisha Kent Kane dies at home in Kushequs after a long illness. Born May 9 1868 near Franklin Pa she moved with her parents the Hayes family to Kane during the early boom era. Her long residence in McHean county marked her as a prominent local figure.

Kane Elisha Kane Elisha Kent Kane McHean County Bo'eloeke Kushequs Nashon Hayes Hayes DuBois

John M. Clark of Auburn Dies in New York

John M. Clark of Auburn New York died at his home Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday in Auburn. Survived by his wife, he was well known in the community and often visited the late Mrs. Martin Conrad of Northwest Street along with other relatives and friends. A note on corn names explains maize in America and other grains in several countries.

Harry B. Sraith West Hroilerick John Milark Auburn Clavie Martin Conrad Northwest Street

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