Dairymen Gather at Hazen Follett Farm July 9 1927
A large turnout of dairymen and families met at the Hazen Follett farm for a Dairymen's League gathering. A. R. Milks spoke on the Fall mills situation as part of the evening program.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1947
Page
4
A large turnout of dairymen and families met at the Hazen Follett farm for a Dairymen's League gathering. A. R. Milks spoke on the Fall mills situation as part of the evening program.
Public notice lists advertising rates and AP news rights for Corry Pennsylvania. Details include mailing and carrier options with yearly and weekly prices and contact points for the publisher and associated offices.
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania the fenestration operation is described as a window through the ear bone to restore hearing in selected otosclerosis cases. It notes historical progress from multi stage to one stage, with success rising to 60 to 80 percent when performed correctly by skilled surgeons.
Erie housing officials presented a clearer picture of eviction problems affecting 162 families. Letters and figures showed an income family of 8071 a year occupying a project unit with a 32 dollar monthly rent, highlighting limited options under the congressional act.
The article discusses Belgium’s 1944 approach of minimal controls and “Full Shops First, Export Balance Later” to boost production and import foods, aided by dollar credits and wartime reserves. It notes US debt, Belgian gold, and Congo minerals as factors in rebuilding.
Mrs Porter Auer announces library summer schedule during school rotation. The library will open Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. through September 2.
The page challenges readers with ten questions spanning uniforms for the US president, authors of classic tales, a tripartite inquiry in Hungary, and political figures. It asks about Sam Snead's sport, Egypt's wartime neutrality, Jay's Treaty partners, the income tax amendment, and Japan trade resumption dates.
Mary and Carl Smith of 3614 Hazel Street demand damages totaling 95 000 in county court against Thelma S. Heath of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Smith alleges a February 4 1947 car overturn near Boston Virginia left her with a broken spine and other injuries seeking 15 000. Her husband seeks 10 000 for medical expenses and costs. Jamestown report notes Jack Gregory 14 Sugar Grove in W G C Hospital with broken legs after leaping from a barn window.
Erie July 9 Arthur Steynell tip-off man in the Fisher murder case that brought death sentence to Mike Bubna and life imprisonment to his sister Mike Thomas may wind up his prison term of from 2 1 2 to 5 years within another month Governor James H Dui commuted the sentence making him eligible for parole when the State Board of Pardons meets during July.
An old advertisement sells Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets to cleanse waste and acid from the blood and ease aches especially backache. It urges discovery of relief by using the tablets and also promotes Golden Lax Tablets for constipation, claiming quick improvements and wide drugstore availability.
The housing delegation led by Melvin Zurn and Joseph Schmid told councilmen that efforts would ease evictions for tenants. They outlined a 26 month period to relocate residents with low income as part of the re housing plan. The first eight families to relocate were revealed.
The record notes tenants facing eviction, with families earning about $6,000 annually and paying $32 per month rent. Zurn states that every ineligibility case involves two workers in the household.
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