PTON pendent July 3 tobacco find influences noted
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief item about a July 3 event involving tobacco and a primitive term neville. Details are unclear and names or places are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief item about a July 3 event involving tobacco and a primitive term neville. Details are unclear and names or places are not recoverable from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Addie Nepard, daughter of the Sullivan family, with unclear context. The line hints at familial ties and possibly a genealogical or local notice without full details or dates.
Independence Day activity shifts to lakes and nearby cities as residents head out for planned programs. Mayor Glen Miller remains in Corry hospital after last week’s operation while a spate of local notices, arrests, divorces, and public appointments fill the day’s items.
Erie officials report June business activity at its strongest since 1928 with industrial employment near peak not seen since the depression. Chamber secretary James K Shields cites gains across retail, manufacturing and jobbing while Dana Jones notes record May to June employment rise and hours worked. Police add three suspects questioned in connection with a box containing a man head and hands near Carrollton Kentucky.
Funeral services for Garford J Blackmer 24 of Union City who died at Hamot Hospital Erie after an operation will be held at his aunt Mrs Carl Rush home at Guys Mills Sunday at 2 pm Interment in Union Cemetery He was ill about a week and is survived by his wife an infant daughter born eight hours after his death and by his father Leonard Blackmer of Mill Village and two brothers Frederick and Ralph Blackmer of Union City FEVER FRENCH BABIES BORN IN PARIS Deaths outnumber births by 19476 in France last year with 638381 births versus 677365 in 1934 and 638357 deaths versus 634525 in the prior year.
Corry's new fire truck built by Macl International Motor Truck Corp has met all tests to date at the First Ward fire station. One or two more demonstrations are expected before final acceptance by the Corry Firemen's Relief Association committee. The eight to twelve man pumper climbed steep city hills with ease and previous tests at Columbus and Elgin showed strong firefighting capability. The main issue appears to be the lack of working platforms in outlying districts. The truck's appearance drew comment for not featuring a modern streamlined front. All operating tests were satisfactory for transportation and equipment demonstration.
Members of the Sons of the American Legion bugle and drum corps from the city will join the Fourth of July celebration in Warren. The junior corps will participate in the parade as a feature of the holiday observance. Rooms to rent? Try a Journal classified ad.
WPA officials outline a new labor selection method after a conference. Bernard Cochran and William Franklin discuss final decisions on employment of rele? workers. Applicants will be sent from the labor bureau to the WPA for final certification, a shift from past practices where the labor bureau chose workers after a project request.
Erie coroner jury finds Magone Ay Weer 28 of Brit killed in motorcycle crash near Union City and Mul Village. John Tave of Erie blamed by jurors for the collision. Weer’s bike struck Tave’s truck at an Erie auction area. Mabel Lopez 28 of Erie suffered serious injuries. Judge Butler notes extended rain weekend. investigation followed.
Judge William Hirt completed testimony in the Girard equity case blocking municipal lighting plant construction over a $45,000 voter authorization. Residents pressed technical experts to show bid specifications favored Fairbank Worse Co. of Cleveland.
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