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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

6

Weather Paragram and Local Meetings Across Corry Area

Gray Groundhog predicts a weather week ahead while Corry hosts guest speaker Mrs. B Barnes of South Street 20th Century Club. Employment on Pennsylvania highways hits a weekly high of 75,850 with gains. Mayme Peterson files for divorce from Hugh L Peterson. Western Pennsylvania liquor store managers attend a one day school in Pittsburgh. Rex Williams may run for Assembly in Erie County. Sugar bushes show activity. Home Owners Loan Corp and Federal officials discuss district expansion. Skating at Whiteley Rink promised. Clyde Damon and Floyd Joseph improving after gun incidents. American Highway Association notes record revenue. Moyer notes Sweepstake Whisky not meeting all standards but not injurious. Jury pools forming for March court in Erie County.

Pennsylvania Pittsburg Spealers Philip W. Gundelfinger A. Albert William Penn Hotel Woman's Club Mott Street

Junior Drill Team and Drum Corps Planned

Organization of a junior drill team and drum and bugle corps aims to participate in the Memorial Day parade and State American Legion convention this summer. The Sons of American Legion unit, recently formed, outlined drive to enlist older boys with no age limit, and planned an installation service and membership button presentation. A social luncheon followed the meeting at Maccabee Hall.

American Legion Sons of American Legion Dimer C. Carri Maccabee Hall Post Legion Pennsylvania Web, Ltd Robert Brown Ivan Smith G. E. Paulson

Sue Is Hard Job

A garbled quotation presents a disjointed remark about someone named Sue and a hard task. The text suggests a hostile or accusatory tone, with fragmented phrases that imply pressure or conflict surrounding a person’s actions or beliefs.

Sue

Funds Sought for Kindergarten Here

Emergency educational funds may extend to special kindergarten classes in the city. Superintendent Ralph Dewey announced that allocations depend on sufficient interest. Parents should contact Miss Elizabeth Hoyd for preliminary registration and possible morning sessions at Concord school building.

Ralph 3. Dewey Elizabeth Hoyd Dewey Concord School Bulding

Eastern Star Program Observed by Corry City Chapter

Past Worthy Matrons Night at the Masonic Temple featured acting worthy matron Mrs M J Parkhurst and a roster of members from Corry City Chapter. The evening included musical numbers by Mrs Barton Smith and Dorothy Mae Rickers, corsages for each past matron, and a decorated salad lunch. Visitors attended from Union City Ohio and Michigan chapters.

Corry City Order of Eastern Star Masonic ‘Temple M. J. Parkhurst A. G. Rees W. M. Sandburg J.B. Patterson May Garnicke Helen Johnson Louise Williams F. C. Howard John Rickers C. W. Moore Matilda Nast W. Covell A. P. Munger R. J Fogle Gallagher Gleason Jackson, Mich Barton Smith May Howard Bruce ‘Thomas Dorothy Mae Rickers Miss Fogie Bobby Parkhurst Guy Abbey Union Sity Ohio Michigan

Hope for Settlement in Weirton Mine Strike

John Dewey of the National Labor Board prepared to meet with Weirton Coal Company officials and strikers as leaders of the United Mine Workers of America sought preliminary terms for an agreement during a conference last night. They planned to obtain workers’ consent today.

United Rone Uniontown Weirton Coal Company Isabella John Dewey National Labor Board

Meeting of Fairview P T A

The January 1 meeting of the Fairview Parent Teachers Association was held at the school with twenty six parents and visitors attending. President Mrs Barton Smith led the business session as plans were made to celebrate Founders Day. The program included two vocal numbers by a trio, a paper titled Ridiculing our Children, and songs by Miss May Howard. Refreshments were served by Mrs C S Wallace and her committee.

We Rare View Parent-Teachers Association Barton Smith Brice Thomas May Howard Richard Halfast C.S. Wallace

100 Slot Machines Confiscated In Raid

Pittsburgh police seized more than 400 slot machines valued at 7000 and arrested three men after raids in Carrick. Stanley Szyndorski, 24, and Frank L. Janiak, 24, were taken into custody on the scene while Gus Georges, 28, was detained at his Carrick home where 80 additional machines were found. The men were charged with maintaining gambling devices.

Unney Free Pittsburgh Carrick Stanley Szyndorski Frank L. Janiak Ater Gus Georges

Philadelphia December retail gain cited by Fed bank

Philadelphia December retail trade rose sharply with a 494 percent jump over November and a 3 percent rise over December 1932, according to a report issued by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank

Veterans of Foreign Wars Pre-Lenten Dance at Armory

The Veterans of Foreign Wars post plans a pre-Lenten dancing party at the Armory on Friday evening February 2. Residents of Corry Union City Waterford and Mill Village invited. George Hunts Band the String Pickers will provide music. Rita Ressler to present advanced tap dancers. Tickets available from former members Keister or Doune's Hardware.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Armory Irriday Corry Union City Waterford Mil Village George Hunt Wrie String Pickers Billy Simpson Post Erie Rita Ressler Keister Doune

Death of Mrs Lena Hall Christenson in Ashtabula

Mrs Lena Hall Christenson formerly of Cleveland died at an Ashtabula hospital after a brief illness. The body will be taken to Cleveland for burial. She was the wife of a man and mother of an eighteen month old daughter.

Rukumu Can B. Christenson Ashtabula Christenson Lena Hall Cleveland Aurylves

Suspend Work on Wayne Road Suspension Orders Halt Next Week

Officials in Wayne township suspend Wayne Road construction from Hare Creek to Five Corners and advise workers not to report next week as the project awaits new orders. In Congressional Cemetery Washington a marble tombstone honors John Philip Sousa with an inscription of his noted compositions.

Wayne Township Hare Creek Five Corners Sousa John Philip Sousa Congressional Cemetery Washington

Union City Couple Narrowly Escape Train Danger

Union City Times-Buerpra reports Mr and Mrs James Brakeman narrowly escaped severe harm while crossing railroad tracks near Corry. Dense sleet and fog blurred signals. the car was struck by the train’s bumper but light damage only and both occupants escaped injury.

Union City Times Buerpra James Brakeman Corry Mr. Brakeman

Special Day of Prayer at Christian and Missionary Alliance

The church dedicates the day to fasting and intercession for spirituality and a community awakening. The building opens at 10 40 a m for short or long prayer periods, with a public evening service led by Rev H N Harvey of Erie on Divine Healing.

Christian and Missionary Alliance Church H. N. Harvey Christian and Missionary Alliance Erie Harvey

Dairymen Meet at Townville Sub-district Session

The Dairymen's League sub-district met yesterday in Townville Pa with eight locals represented. Director H H Marsh opened at 11 N with delegates and guests from Corry local. The Corry group attends from Grese hall for an all day session. a picnic fed eighty. the afternoon session discussed the new state milk control board after the Federal milk code was dropped. The next meeting is set for the last Thursday in February at Cambridge Springs.

Dairymen's League Townville H. H. Marsh Waterford Warner ‘McCray Harry Kimmney Corry Grese Hall Marsh League State Cambridge Springs

Fragmentary cents and codes in a brief 1920s notice

A damaged OCR snippet lists fractions and prices such as 53¢ and 34c with scattered codes 3Tc 3Te 2bc, offering no full context beyond fragmented monetary figures and catalog-like markers. The readable items imply a small steady notice of prices or listings without clear subjects or dates.

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Gray Groundhog Samuel 8. Lewis Mayme . Peterson Erie County Court Hugh L. Peterson Erie Times William Jewell South Street Rex Theatre CWA Rex Williams Orson Riteman Glyde Schissler Jack Lindy The Homeowners Loan Corporation Federal Corporation Charles Schloss Whiteley Robert Ray Brieflier Hay Carl Henton Corry Hospital Clyde Damon Floyd Joseph American Hallway Association Ray P. Moyer United States Moyer Ole Acr Elvicourt Eric Westetay Bawira Hypkins Frank Keleher Corry Fan Alexander Murn Danner T. ¥. Mindaene W. C. Anogen Mev Linnie Willey Ulster City Binoy Eastern Star Corry Chapter of Morton’s Wellejns Member Federal Reserve System Meeting OF Fairview P.T.A Phila State Armory Wayne Road Nnen Ven Education Ent Sistent Citizens National Eben Pondea Lady Esther Hinds Yardleys Absorbine Jr Adlerika Buckleys Allenru Johnsons Tale Drag Store Horacent Bawker Ue Sli Legheny Buri J D.C
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