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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1933

Page

8

Penitentiary Terms Given in Venango County

In Franklin on Monday judges McCracken and Rimer sentenced seven defendants who pled guilty at the current Quarter Sessions. Sentences include fines, costs, and jail terms ranging from three months to two years with several to Western Penitentiary. several cases were continued to the next term.

William J. Hoffmen Peter Coast Quarter Sessions Court McCracken Mike Osel Oil City Lee Jones Rolored Johnstown Western Penitentiary Donald Hdmonds Franklin Carnegie Jandy Brothers Rimer Homer Willis Hiti Damon James Messina

Machinery For New Sparta Tanning Plant

SPARTANSBURG January 30 Oskar Most and Paul Blakeslee returned with a load of machinery for a new tanning plant. The Mosts will establish in Sparta, bringing household goods, and local residents attended services and obituaries mark recent deaths. Funeral notices include Mrs Emma B Webb and Mrs Elizabeth Ann Mast Sumpter.

Spartansburg Oskar Most Paul Blakeslee Cleveland Most Ralph Webb Walter Pfeifer Marjorie Frank Jones Virginia Rice Titusville Hilda Lamb Charles Jamestown WN. Y T. P. Watson Philadelphia Emma B. Webb Charles Thompson Springboro Arisman Lily Dale Rosé Hill Cemetery Fred Wendlehow Alfred Junior Warren H. F. Steanahan Buena Conover Blanche Miller Jessa Goodwill Hiram Johnson Saegertown Mosier Ralph Blakeslee Pittsburgh Herbert Blakeslee Howard Boyd Esther Walrobe Ernest Bold P. RB. R Wadsworth M. I. Church Rose Hut Lawrence Lamb Bart Lamb Ralph Lamb Hilma Gustafson Gustafson Richard White Ashville Irene Emma. Webb Rose Hill Lamb N. Y Walter Pfeiffer Car Sparta Luther Titus Corry George Davis

Meeting of Readers Club Enjoys Flower Study

Seven Readers met Monday afternoon for a regular weekly meeting. Mrs. F. E. Whittlesey read a poem titled Wild Flowers and exhibited more than eighty five mounted specimens found in fields and meadows near Corty. Mrs. Robbins read installments from Mother Mason. A salad service followed. Adjournment set for Feb 6 at Mrs. Clara Osborne’s home. The American Legion post of Titusville urged city council to turn over Fire Station No. 2 to veterans for a meeting place.

Lawrence Laryal Jamestown N. Yay Euence Mabel. Lawrente Sparta Grayton Patehey Barborcreek Anna Shreve Herbert Patchen R. V. Shreve Mildred Ailens Douglas The Baptist Church Cassa Fuller Elsie Bates Meérritt Harrison Say John Bases Uue Alice Maitland Leola Wilson Passmore Erie R. W. Thompson Leah Bente Robert Evie Winans Howard Martin Meadville Bert Baldwin N.Y Bisbee Union City M. J. Church Buxton F. E. Whittlesey Meleal C. J. Robbins American Legion Titusville Veterans of

Changers Will Sing at Union City Feb 7

Union City learns of a ZenZem Temple Chanters concert to be held February 7 at the Presbyterian church. Led by Wilson Root Bushnell with William A. Ton eb dotthe as accompanist, the group features a two hour program sung from memory.

Zem Zem Presbyterian Church Union City ZenZem Temple Wilson Root Bushnell William A. Toneb United States Chanleys Dallas Ailagueh

101st Birthday for Mrs. Michel at Home in Punxsutawney

Mrs. Mary Michel, born January 20 1835 in Alton, observes her 101st birthday at her daughter Mrs. Charles Ritter’s home in Punxsutawney. Relatives and friends visit as sisters from Curwenville and nearby towns send greetings. she remains active despite hearing loss and poor eyesight after a long life in the area.

Punxsutawney Pagan Mary Michael Michal John Catherine Yingling

Bog Owner Must Secure 1944 Dog Licenses Now

In Erie and nearby counties owners are urged to promptly obtain 1944 dog licenses as prosecutions begin soon. Officials report only about half the usual licenses issued, prompting warnings from treasurers and state agents. The crackdown aims to protect pets and owners amid broader relief funding battles that may trigger a special session if the General Assembly adjourns without aid.

L. Showers Bureau of Anime Industry Sain Erie State Department General Assembly Pinchot Ley Department of Revenue

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