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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1940

Page

8

Heavy corn crop damage in Erie County due to heavy rains

A survey by Erie County Farm Extension Bureau reports corn growth seriously retarded in several areas from heavy rains. Cabbage planting slowed, fruit trees and plants spraying hampered. Weeds proliferate. cabbage planting lagged. overall fruit output at risk. Crossman cautioned spray postponement may lower yields. bugs may have damaged fruit trees.

Erie Erie County Farm Extension Bureau Crossman

New Regulations To Govern Entry

Erie July 2 Immipsoun Inspector A L Barkmian announced aliens who have been admitted to the United States for permanent residence must obtain a re entry permit or border identification card if they depart and plan to return. An application form is required from an immigration and naturalization office and must be executed and submitted per the form's instructions.

Erie V. S. Immipsoun A. L. Barkmian United States Immigration and Naturalization Office

Rat catchers and film makeup artists added to reserved list

In London the list of reserved occupations grows with two new entries rat catchers and film makeup artists joining ballet dancers and window cleaners. Rat catchers have long been a family trade and remain essential in the City of London.

London City of

Sparta Mourns Prominent Residents and Church Notices

Sparta Spar tansburg July 2 The post office will close Thursday July 4 from 9 3 m for the day and rural carriers take a vacation. Readers urged to submit local news Wednesday. Social notes detail visits from Greensboro and Cleveland relatives and gatherings at the Kinney home. Funeral services for A Buxton mark the town's loss of a longtime businessman.

Spartansburg Spartansbuiré Ralph Webb Greensboro N. C Barbara Webb Cleveland Charles Thompson Charles Stanford Babe Edinboro Purgeson Lois Ann Akron Clyde Kinney C. McBride Letha Ripley Kinney Charles Searem Lyda Titus Cambridge Springs George Scott Eddy Glenn Burton Clare State College Penn State Harry Platt Elton Bates Platts Richard Platt Bates The Baptist Church George Salmon Mary Dooher Lea Dooher St. Marys Mary Jesse Dooher Grace de Prater Jesse Sparta P. J. Dooher Miss de Prater Ed .de Prater R. V. Shreve Jimmie Vernal Torey Mary Dowher New York City Harbor Half Ladies Aid Earl Chelson Cherry Creek Clyde Hallett Ray Ludden Cuba Joseph Chelton Ernest Franck C. H. Elliott Lulu Ann Vera Ruth John Elliott Plainfield William Keating Michael Hecht Lyman Andrews Henry Jesse Miller Erie Reid McDonnell Helen Scatem Helen Landis Slippery Rock State Teachers' College Reba Robinson Martha Agnes Riley Marilyn Dean Wallace Patty Fish Frances Dooher Camp Marchesan Canadohta Lake Andrew Orovie Sherman N. Y Lottie Newbury Ruth Furgeson Maxine Noland Hundred W. Va Bertha Elston A. Buxton Torrey Charles Fuller Centerville Harold Wallace Jesse Goodwill Hiram Johnson Roy Dalrymple Ray ‘Cosby Rose Hill Cemtery Normar Buxton Clymer Guy Thompson Paul Parkerstanding Lee Thompson George Sturdevant North East Charles Fox Buffalo O. K. Thompson Findey Lake John Fleming George Brierly Brierly Wendal Hovis Carline Sarah Crandall Gust Anthony J. Driscoll Blanche Bracill Clitford Jennings Will Smith Sit Mark Gray Lina Rexford Kenneth Muir Brier Kerr Franklin Dorothy Blakeslee H. Garnett J. R. Edwards Carl Smith Kirk Bowler Howard J. Martin Edward Crapser Meadville John Mong Warren A. W.rauscher A. G. Davis Wilma Rich Perry Nichols George Crandall Howard Fred Miller James Walters Walter Ellis Merle Amy Olin Bracken Mervyn Nast Mary Sullivan Corty B. Snapp the Baptist Church M. M. Clark Snap

Man Dies From Saturday Car Crash In Kane Summit Area

Burtch Burlingame 29 of Guffey died at Kane Summit hospital after a solo crash on the Kane Bradford highway Saturday night. He was found by Franks motorists and remained in a coma until 3 am. State motor police from Smethport investigated. Burlingame left the road on the right, struck trees, and the car stopped about 250 feet from the highway. He leaves five daughters and one son, plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Interment was at Whitney cemetery.

Kean Guffey Kane Summit Kane- Bradford Here Burtch Franks Smethport Burteh Bradford Ruth Bur- Mngame Eilie Wetherbee Spartansburg R. D PF. W. Snapp Olean Ethel Hayes North East Jesse Fuller Grace Ehrhart Roy Ehrhart Wayne Wetherbee Albert Puller Fred Burlingame Leonard Joseph Bryant Whitney Cemetery

Will of Corry woman is filed

Wills for Emma A. Hester of Corry and Emma Page of Corry were probated by Register Ralph McCord. Page died May 15 leaving 84500 in personal property. Hester died April 28 with 1000 in personal and 500 in real property. Page estate funds to Serena Chaffee and Ora M Hasbrough Barnes. Hester directs home at 420 Concord street to son Wallace Bowman. remainder to daughters Alice Bowman and Georgie Bowman.

Erie Emma A. Hester Corry Emma Page Ralph McCord Miss Page

Senator Davis Pushes Erie Airport Aid Action

U S Senator Davis notified Erie Mayor Charles R Barber that he will press every option to secure federal support for the Port Erie expansion project He urged that Erie be prioritized for immediate federal action citing its industrial and topographic lead among airports in need of aid The letter was dated Monday and calls for swift federal assistance from the administration

Erie Jilly U.s Davis Charles R. Barber Port Erie

8 Corr the us busine factor pend signin publ

The fragment notes a correction related to the U S business sector and a pending sign in public matters. Specific names, dates, or locations are unreadable in the text. The item appears as a brief notice or snippet within a larger page context.

Fragmented Local News Item About Eric and Places

Readable fragments mention Eric and places with a ring. The incomplete item hints at a regional note involving local names and locations, but lacks clear action or outcome to establish a full report.

Fragmented OCR yields unclear town note

Readable facts are minimal. OCR fragment mentions tre Indepe and 4, 70 Tarren, with garbled names and dates, no coherent event or outcome identifiable.

Willkie Campaign Fund Raises Attention in New York

A report on Willkie’s large campaign fund and tapping of a silent policy raised questions yesterday. Officials note the effort targets five thousand supporters with a badge initiative. The administration points to public support as essential for a national drive.

Willkie

North CE be delay in the equipment

Partial readable report notes a resurfacing task beginning this morning with some delay in equipment. The message indicates work was expected to move into the afternoon, with the plan for rapid progress on the remaining section in the north area.

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Paw Cross U. S Plies Tey Jose Umrye Penn Drake Gas & Oil Cruiser Blue Blood Armstrong Tires Besson’s C.A. Buxton Stephen B. Snapp Betty Hope Denture Iran Enya Corry Drug Co Walgreen Agency Center St Corry, Pa Senator Davis Nnd Rie Loblaws Calif Apple Grove Clover Lane SWIFT Sporting Goods Hii Ely Remington Targetmaster Remington Remington Sportmaster Colt America Guy Rogers O J. L O Follett's Market Lindsley’s Pharmacy Rossbacher Insurance Agency Shambaugh Willino Clarence S. Wallace Chrysler Franz Home Furnishings Crawford M. Woods CO EXPEC ATTE Cary Eluchor Wytions Eric Willi Gover of Mines
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