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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1933

Page

4

Jemerson County Fair Cancelled For This Year

A Jemerson County Fair board meeting decided to forgo the annual fair this year to maintain a high standard. Meanwhile Brookville Fire Department plans a two day Labor Day celebration in Brookville. Other items include potato spray materials, a railroad car incident in Salamanca, and Corry Woman's Club Garden Department meeting at the Mott Street clubhouse with Ina Austin and Mrs. E J Hawking hosting.

Jemerson County Brookville Corry Woman's Club Mott Street Ina Austin E. J. Hawking

Meadville and area notices mix local events and incidents

City and Vicinity column presents varied items: signal honor planned for Coudersport by the Masons, Unitarian pastorate call to Rev Waitstill Sharp of Boston, a burglary probe in Warren, workers recalled by the Baltimore and Ohio, a liveryman killed in Punxsutawney, a heart attack death at Mount Gretna, and preparations for the Allegheny River project. Also reports on local combines, hunting deer near Ridgway, and community society notes plus social events and upcoming meetings.

Will J. Wilcox Coudersport Council of Deliberation Philadelphia Caldersport Unitarian Church Meadville Waitstill Sharp Boston Mass Arthur H. Cohan Warren Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company DuBois DuBois Shops David Chambers Punxsutawney Galusha Wright Service Co 109Th Infantry Mount Gretna C. Edward Long Allegheny River United States Army Engineers Joseph F. Connor Mead |Sville American Medical Association of Vienna Austria Jamestown Clyde D. Smith Jamestown Mutual Insurance Company Titusville The Baptist Church Frank Hepler Franklin Street W. F. Miller Leslie Welle Warres Hert Mamross Church Street North Warren Mimes-Mirror Conewanga Creek North Warten Walker City Park Joseph Pope Baltimore Carry Nor Folk Vilettie Hewitt Hurlbut Perry Nichols

W B A Picnic Planned for July 12 at Lake Pleasant

The Woman's Benefit Association approved a July 12 picnic at Lake Pleasant after a regular meeting. Members will depart from Mrs. William Coons home at 10 o clock. Prizes for cards and bingo were awarded to Mrs. Earth Rathbun and Mrs. Dorothy Scott. Meetings will run biweekly in July and August with a break next week.

Woman's Benefit Association Lake Pleasant William Coons Earth Rathbun Dorothy Scott

Wanted Housekeeper for home duties in Spartansburg

Advertisement from J. Bacon of Spartansburg Pennsylvania seeking a housekeeper willing to work in the home rather than for wages. Classified notice dated B.D. 4. Ot

J. Bacon Spartansburg B.D

Hull pleads for nations to unite at world conference

Cordell Hull head of the US delegation issues a statement urging the 66 nations at the world economic conference to re unite and continue efforts toward access. Hull says he is confident that a majority of delegates support continuing the conference actions.

Hull Harry Flory United Press London Cordell Hull United States

Young Peoples Branch Picnic Supper at Columbus Park

Twenty-aye members of the Young Peoples Branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union enjoyed a picnic supper last evening at Brokenstraw Park Columbus. Miss Mildred Monroe led devotionals, Richard Miller presided at the business meeting, plans were made to organize a branch at Union City, and a text meeting is set for two weeks with location to be announced.

Jamestown Morris Frances L. Johnson Boston Mass Boston University Medical School Belle .W. Morrill Mbravian Girard Chautauqua School of Librarians Miss Morrill Melert-Weidner Constriction Co Medina Ohio Bush Hill Smethport Port Allegany Kane Hune-Kinzua Young Peoples Woman's Christia Temperance Union Brokenstraw Park Columbus Mildred Monroe Richard Miller Union City

Staggered small game seasons announced by commission

The commission reports staggered small game seasons across numerous counties. Bear season runs Nov 1 to 20, deer Dec 1 to 15, mink and opossum Nov 1 to Feb 8, musk rat Dec 1 to Feb 28, and beaver Mar 1 to Apr 10, 1984 with a six animal trap limit. Beaver pelts await inspection before disposal. A separate note records a six year sentence for Robert Jones, a Black man, for a 86 cent theft amid inflation remarks.

Wyoming Pike Wayne Montua Lizeme Lackawanna Cathon Schuyial Berks Northampton Lehigh Dauphin Lebanon Tioga Brarers Clearfield Jefferson Bear Commission

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