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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1932

Page

4

Franklin fire payroll cut sparks city wide thrift drive

Local government trims pay for eight minute men of the Franklin fire department from $20 to $1h per month, drivers kept on salary, street and water departments adopt a staggered system to cut wages further. City officials vow strict economy across all departments.

Franklin Fire Department Gily Barlow Block Corry Electric Shop Inquire Journal Tune Troy Center Titusville Lee Bailey He Corry le G. B.A St. Edward's Ball M. Ann Mather George W. Stratey Soldier du Bois

Funeral Services for Miss Rid Mather

The funeral of Miss M. F. Marner was held at 9:80 this morning in St Thomas church with a requiem mass led by Rev. Francia J. Graves. Large attendance from Barry branch and D A F chapters, plus many relatives and friends. Interment followed at St Elianbath's cemetery in the family plot. Several out of town guests attended from Chicago Buffalo Toledo Detroit and others. A list of bearers included John McLaughlin and Hobart M. Hull among others.

Dale Hoone Sherrangville Crawford County Government Four Red Cross Seneca Street Oll City Titusville William A. Murdoch Carter Field Advent Christian Church J. A. Johnson Song G. T. Bergman Evangelist Ridgway Young Wing Jack McGlin Sire Harrisburg Rup Hermansen Luzerne County George W. Luttrell Trie Win Pittsburgh M. F. Marner St.Thomas Church Francia J. Graves St. Thomas Choir Stella Barry James P. Sullivan Barry Branch Brokenstray Valley St. Elianbath’s Cemetery John McLaughlin William D. Rowe Bentley J.D. Carmicke R.O. Bly Hobart M. Hull Francis Cronin Chicago John W. Harris Mies Louise Harris Buffalo Mertoy Warner Niobe D. H. Cronin Meadville Ralph Ochsenhirt del Brannon Centerville Ora Nash Mary Helen Nash Toledo So Korb Margaret Sara Hugh DuBois Maharg Mary Grace Helen Detroit Minnie Thompson Catherine Schoper Arthur Richards P. A. Nash Ellen Barry Mary Nash Barry Nash Mary Margaret Nash J. J. Mead C. E. Royer J.A. Royer Mark Keefe Bite Paul LaPaze Percy LaPaze Louis LaPaze Struthers N. A. Newton George I Clus T. J. Callanan Evelyn Bastian Oil City Frank B. Livermore Elizabeth Livermore Alston

Weaver Urges Corry Athletic Field Name Change

Fred J. Weaver, former city camera man and baseball manager, proposed naming the Sears farm baseball field “Corry Athletic Field” to retain the “Corry” name. Mrs. H. E. James left for Jamestown for a short stay and plans to accompany Mr. Jones on a motor trip to Montreal.

Fred J. Weaver Sears Corry Weaver Feld H. E. James Jamestown

Discontent in Ranks of Vets as Pleas Ignored

United Press reports growing discontent among about 15 000 veterans of the Bonus Army as Senate and administration ignore renewed aid demands. Food looms large as veterans parade from the Washington Monument to the Capitol with no lawmakers listening. Walter Waters, veteran commander, appeals from New York for food donations and sends 1 500 pounds of meal by plane. Some groups criticize Waters leadership while talks of new elections arise.

United Press Washington Botus Senate Administration Congress Washington Monument Capitol Walter W. Waters New Yorkey App Waters

Catholic Daughters plan Celoron Park outing

The annual outing of Court Conception No. 85, Catholic Daughters of America, will be held Sunday, July 16, at Celoron Park. Mrs. W. S. Morrell chairs arrangements for members, families and friends. A delightful outing is planned.

East South Street Kane Sant Pure Ice Company Roosevelt Highway Jack Valentour Sharon East Hill State Game Commission W. Walter Pattison New Castle Pennsylvania J. C. Gilford Oil City C. W. Sage Marienville Sage 149Th Pennsylvania Volunteers Gettysburg West Bittanning L. W. Shepard S. B. Club North Center Street Mor D Phin Fay Belding Celoron Park Court Conception No Catholic Daughters of America W. S. Morrell

Veterans seek bonus army enlistments in city

A World War I veteran group called the Bonus Army visited Brie last night enlisting local veterans in the Bonus Expeditionary Force now camping in Washington seeking early cash bonus action. Reports say two or three may join the ranks.

Brie Washington Bonks Brigade

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