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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
9
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Merchants cooperate with city officials in a campaign to stop the sale of bay rum to intoxicated buyers. An informal inquiry found store proprietors backing the effort and considering removing rum from counters or storing it for legitimate customers. Officials note itinerant buyers previously accounted for a large share of sales, but merchant support may avert a total ban.
Dahomey, a French West African colony, was noted for a standing army that included many female warriors. The historical account places Dahomey within France's seven colonies and references a long-standing ethnic term describing the kingdom and its military traditions.
Adult education classes in shorthand typing business English and secretarial training reopen at the Corry Public Library Building starting Tuesday July 7 under the Adult Educational program. Morning and late afternoon sessions for beginners and advanced students will run three days a week with flexible seating. Al Gagsen will register next Tuesday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the library. others may contact Miss Margaret Wolford if unable to attend. Participants with overdue library books are asked to return them to allow reuse in the new term.
Miss Margaret Hope Olds daughter of Mrs Charlotta Olis formerly of Corry now of Poland is making a name in Youngstown District music circles. An honor student and Bourdinary High School graduate she is a sophomore at Youngstown College majoring in music pursuing AB and Doctor of Music degrees. She studies voice piano organ and has directed music at St James Episcopal Church since age sixteen.
The Wattsburg PTA with WPA and NYA support opens a new outdoor center on the high school playground. Arthur Bielamin to supervise. activities include mushball basketball volleyball track swimming and tennis. Slides sand boxes and swings completed for young children. Daily attendance averages seventy aged 3 to 18.
Commercial vegetable growers in Pennsylvania harvested 115,820 acres in 1944. The Agriculture Department is calculating farm cash income from these crops. Farm families totaling 163,07 consumed 5,461,706 dollars of home-grown vegetables that year. Lancaster County led in self-consumption, followed by York. Leading crops by acreage include beans, cabbage, sweet corn, tomatoes, watermelons, and all other vegetables excluding potatoes, with Berks, York, Allegheny, Lancaster and Erie as top producing counties.
A claw and hat symbol seen on ancient chairs in the Orient have been traced to the far east. It is said to represent the talon of a Chinese dragon guarding the mythical Jewel of Gadi, a legendary treasure.
Harrisburg July 3 Pennsylvanias liquid fuels tax was collected on 66 212 gallons of gasoline admitted into the state over the Ohio boundary by border patrols of the Department of Revenue during May Secretary of Revenue John B Kelly announced today The border patrols issued 969 clear axee certificates covering exports and imports of 2 206 449 gallons of petroleum products during the month The total amount checked 2 803 gallons were gasoline and 190 940 gallons were naphtha oils jun gen benzol solvent and spivita Case oline exports tolled 1 449 291 gallons
The annual reunion of the sth, h and lth Regiments of Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry will be held in Grove City, Pennsylvania, Saturday, August 8, 1986. The Northwestern Council U S W V and its Auxiliary Council will host a picnic at noon before a camp fire and grand rally. Speakers include the department commander and invited dignitaries such as Senator Rice Means Senator Davis and Congressman Driscoll. Families are invited to attend a Spanish War veterans event with a civic picnic at a spacious park for a day of reunion activities.
In Palo Alto a single class did not attend the moving picture appreciation event at the high school. Leading films were shown and 1427 students, about 90 percent of the enrollment, participated.
Plans show Company A of the National Guard will depart July 17 in army trucks for the two week encampment at Indiantown Gap. Only two drills remain before embarkation, with night patrols possible. The unit will assemble at the State Armory in the morning and convoy by way of State College to the training area, a new transportation mode for local troops.
Harrisburg July 8. The National Association for Art Education names Vale Entiné Kirby Chief of the Division of Art in the State Department of Public Instruction to its Board of Governors. The group aims to promote art teaching in all districts, aid students in selecting art schools, raise professional standards, and advance teacher education in art. Belgium’s fountain known as the oldest citizen stands at Rue de Chene in Brussels, famed for its naked statue. WPA funds were refused as officials in Defiance and Defiance County reject a 2765 grant for supervision of playground activities.
Harrisburg report shows 970082 people living on farms in Pennsylvania, up from 856694 in 1931. Farm dwellings total 218140 occupied, 9148 unoccupied. non white farm population 4525. Substantial migration to rural areas linked to unemployment in mines and mills across Appalachia.
Miss Louise Gaffreas of South Center presents a newspaper fragment describing a 1866 Fourth of July event in Sorry. The ticket granted access to rope walking from Huenta Hall to the Baptist Church, ground walking, or lying in an unused carriage, plus attendance at the Irish Ball. Residents are asked to recall the celebration from seventy years ago.
State Director M Le Lichtenwalnen reports large drops in relief caseloads in Pennsylvania and counties. Direct relief counts fell from 438,308 statewide on June 15, 1935 to 404,768 on the current date, with county reductions from 6,626 on June 15, 193? to 342 on June 1, 1996. Industrial payrolls and employment gains cited as factors.
Thorough irrigation advice notes that light sprinkling can harm. soil should be wetted thoroughly to reach feeding roots. It says waters can be fed via porous canvas hose or cheap head systems. Also covers emergency hay crops with sudan grass or soybeans, using 20–30 pounds per acre. Additional items discuss poultry housing, cream whipping factors, keeping flocks healthy by separation, and pruning peach trees with fertilizer for new growth.
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