Corry News Roundup and Local Notices
Harrisburg veteran Lloyd Pike named new staff thief for the Pennsylvania Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars after a officers meeting. Mrs. Zerns of Corry County Club lineage dies in Mayville. son resides in Florida. Choir rehearsal moved to Wednesday. Northern Pennsylvania Firemen’s convention set for Connell Lake area with a fish fry. Auto output up 7 percent from last year with 1,802,442 vehicles produced in 1934 half-year. Bank and HOLC updates, police hunt for suspect Harry Sugis. rumors of a Corry youth killed near Ridgway denied. May’s licensing exams for drivers delayed until safe vehicles present. 7,639 exams paused for unsafe cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pike
Harrisburg
Pennsylvan Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clymer Dairymen Hear About Syracuse Meeting
The July meeting of sub-district 17-A of the Dairymen's League met in Clymer with reports from Syracuse by Walter Licnis and Mrs. Licnus. Members asked questions answered by Mr. Williams and Mr. Bowles of the Clymer till plant. Next meeting scheduled for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Tie
Dairymen's League
Syracuse
Walter Licnis
Hesday
Ada May Brown
Pred Purdink
Lee Persons
Jennie Habink
North Carolina
Garrett Habink
Patterson
N. J
Fredonia
Jamestown
Columbus
Union City
Gertrude
Dunmewold
George Hogenbooms
Philip Rus
J. D. Alles
Third Attempt to Enter Store in Warren
Discovery of a new attempt to rob the Harriett Byrd Shop at 225 Second Avenue Warren was made at 8:30 am. Thieves fled after failing to force the lock using a cylinder device similar to a December miss. Previous raids occurred last December and during Christmas week last year, with substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Harriett Byrd
Second Avenue
Eyes
Lily
Garden grows pet flowers of famous folk
United Press reports a Century of Progress exhibit featuring flowers favored by rulers and leaders worldwide. The garden highlights roses as the top choice with 77 selections, followed by carnations and lilies. Notably, Roosevelt favors mountain laurel and rhododendron, with a special bed named Mrs. Roosevelt's garden. Other leaders also show strong preferences for carnations, hyacinths, and pinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Jets Lair
J. J. Stauffer
Roosevelt
North
Carolna
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Lin Sen
China
Masaryk
Martines
Salvador
Edelgeiss
Hitler
Germany
Dollfuss
Austria
Mungolini
Tralo Bulbo
Reid Rose
Philathea Class Meeting At Mrs Thurston Home
The Philathea class of the Baptist church met at Miss Lena Thurston's home on Monday afternoon and evening. They enjoyed fancy work and croquet in the afternoon followed by supper. A small donation was given to the Salvation Army for outings for undernourished children and a group singing session closed the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie TeWinkle
Henry Legters
TeWindep
Century of Progress
Chicago
Dearborn
Mich
TeWinkle
South Daylin
William Chapman
Westfield
Clymer
Simon Ton
Trene ‘Ton
William Graviniy
Gilbert Ton
Albers, Neckers
Carlyle Neckers
Walter Legters
Glad Legters
Tyan Legters
Samuel Dunnewold
Ernest Dimmewold
Mary
Ther Shurmen
Jamestown
Fey
Claude Wikelman
Kane
Edward Eshelman
Garret Fardink
North Center Street
Miss Barton
Mintle Lana
Jon Kooman
John
Rochester
Anna Neckers
Jay Tenpas
Brie
Swere
Lessie Caflisch
Westerwell, Missionary Institute
Columbia
The
Baptist Church
Lena ‘Thurston
Salvation Army
Do robins fly south in the Winter and Pennsylvania bird migrations
A Pennsylvan ia Came News article compiles long running banding records from 1921 to 1934, detailing robins, thrushes, swallows and other species returned to banding sites. Notable recoveries include sparrows found across New Hampshire and Georgia, and multiple birds returning to the same nests over years. The piece notes 875 of 10 258 banded birds have returned to their capture site, with several individuals returning for four to six consecutive winters. The Pennsylvania game news notes the ongoing work of the Norristown bird banding society and the popularity of bird migrations among sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Jada
Pennsylvania State Fans Commission
Commonwealth
Raymond J. Muduleton
Norristown’ Agielibon Society
Johns, N
Hest
Auguag Ga
Washington County
N. C
Palatka
Ila
Trilby
Hazlehurst
Santichen
Mass
Simmer
Society
Virginia
Henderson
Plant City
Tampa
Fla
Brandon
Pla
Wairville
Justo J
Condemned Youth in Erie Linked to Arizona Slot Car Theft
DRIP July 10. George Shaughnessy, nineteen, to be executed in Florence Arizona for killing an automobile salesman during a holdup. He lived in Erie briefly, had a police record, stole a car from Charles Loesel, former juror director, and was captured near Chicago after driving to Minnesota. He was held at Allegheny workhouse prior to sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shuugahessy
Flovence
Arizona
Erie
Luis
Shaugnessy
Shaughnessy
Rabbi Rewarded After Long Search in Embezzlement Case
Meriden Connecticut July 10 Rabbi Alex Braun of Bellaire Ohio recovered 8000 lost in a confidence game after police identification letter led him through New York Bridgeport New Haven to Mecken where he helped arrest Abraham Oelbaim 80 McKeesport Pennsylvania on an embezzlement charge. Police say Oelbaim may return to Ohio for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Meriden
Conn
Alex Braun
Bellaire
New York
Bridgeport
New Haven
Mei
Cen
Abraham Oelbaim
McKeesport
Oelbaim
Ohio
Grange Holds Fine Meeting at Columbus
Columbus July 9 The Columbus Grange held a Children s Day observance with a dinner for fifty two attendees In the morning Lue first and second degrees were conferred and in the afternoon a program of music readings and one act play entertained the young people A Boy Scout gathering is planned for Monday evening and other local events are noted including a community aid fall day meeting and visits by guest groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Grange
Grange
Spratt
Corry
Denial Cross
Liver Creek
N. Y
Gerald Faulkner
Community Aid
Clarence Moore
Shepherd Dog Rescues Boy in Edwardsville Incident
A shepherd dog saved Masten Edwardsville after a bull rampage, leaping to shield him from harm. The dog acted quickly despite danger, drawing the animal away from the boy and guiding him to safety as onlookers reacted with alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masten Edwardsville
Dulins Spitze
Taemen
Doe
Spitze
Rattle Is Pet Poet? Camp Story of Rattler Pet
Foreman Lincoln Stookey at a Colorado camp keeps a rattler as a pet. He crawls under a rele to fetch it and carries it several miles to camp. He says the music of rattles puts him to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Lincoln Stookey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles H. Zerns
Paul Zerns
Corry Country Club
Mayville
Zenns
Florida
United Brethren ‘S
Christchirch
Northern
Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Connent Lake
Plymouth
Chrysler
John McCray
Eigin
McCray
al Marty
West Main Street
Corry Pyle
Brard of Trustees
Corry Relief Fund
Hlore
Headlynites
Rotary Club
C. B. Rafter
Findley Lake
United States
Navional Automobile Chamber of Commence
New York Stock Exchange
Charles ¥. Schloss
Erie Bure Owners Loan Corporation
Ewing la Pople
HOLC
Puluca‘con
Harry Sugis
First Avenue
Ridgway
Grould-Be
Clymer Dairymen
Southern School
Young Ladies Mission Band
Clymer Church
Ladies Aid and Mission Saiety
Abbe Reformed Church
Misson Bann and
G. H. Tenpas Ball
Simon C. ‘Ton
Laura Legters
Gertrude Damcott
Louise Heslink
Garrett Timmer
Bernice McCann
Lauria Curliseh
Lvella Cordia
Gertrude Gravick
Kenneth Kinney
Sherman
Thompson
Scote Gospel Singers
Raymond
Ruth
Ervin Jr
Choate
Irene ‘Ton
Cassadays
Richard Holman
Flint
Prides
Jule
Shirley
Jean Schruers
Phyllis
Mm ‘Tenpas
Clarence Spitzer
Einer Orcutt
Albert Croscutt
Marion Gallup
Lambert Pope
Mira
N.Y
Neal Bradbury
Kennedy
Albert Keams
Clifford Legters
Charles Legters
Annis Vander Schaaf
Ida Legters
Harold Legters
Bei TeWinkle
South
Dayton
Hat
Harriett-Byrd
Gang
Ent
CES
Allel
8Th & State
Philathea
National Parks
Pacific Coast
Erie Railroad
St Louis
Erie Ticket Agent
F. E. Richardson
Erie Sts
Boy Scout Meeting
Cial
Gov
Ity
BANK
Corver
Federal Reserve System
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