Happenings in Carter Hill and Vicinity
July 1 report from Carter Hill lists berry pickers including Mildred Lindberg and Dorothy Lindberg. locals amid visits, work changes, and social events. Fittings note Proctors visiting Homer Andrews in Chautauqua and various neighbors gathering for meals, parties, and summer activities. A Wiener roast is planned for July 16 18 at Hazen Follett's home for local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
North East
Mildred, Vrances
Dorothy Lindberg
Jennie
Sophie Sieklucky
Agnes Sventek
Mire. Gay] Proctor
Charles Proctor
Homer Andrews
Chautauqua
N. Y
Harland Thomson
Arthur Morsis
Harvey Bronston
Leonard Hayes
Alan Bromley
Clifford Proper
Elgin
Clarence Slye
James Watrous
Clarke Company
Kane
Melvin Hatch
Hiie
Carl Adams
Jones
Yampa
Tex
R. C. Snapp
Loven Marts
Corry Hospital
Wilbur Merritt
Marts
Gertrude Morris
Harry Burrows
Lex Davis
Rosella
Long Beach
Calif
David Chaffee
Louise
Polly McCullush
Ella Burrows
Waltsburg
Tha Zars
Gordon
Lawrence Par
Card Party at Woman's Club
Mrs. Harry Rhodes chairs a card party at the Woman's Club House on Molt Street Friday evening under Corry Woman's Club auspices. Assistants include Mrs. J A Cassidy and Miss Mary Condra. Prizes, refreshments, and proceeds aid the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhodes
Cnary
Woman's Club
Molt Street
Corry Woman’s Club
J. A. Cassidy
Mary Condra
Hie Ein Treasury
Income of Farmers Drops Fifty Percent in 1932
Harrisburg reports preliminary estimates show Pennsylvania farm cash income fell by about 50 percent from 1929 to 1932 totaling roughly 156.7 million dollars. Dairy products accounted for the largest share, with field crops, fruits, gardens, forests, and livestock also contributing significant sums across the ten leading counties. Philadelphia relies heavily on gardens and nurseries, while Susquehanna leans on dairy outputs. Lancaster and York lead in diversity of income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lancaster
Chester
York
Bucks
Berks
Montgomery
Bradford
Erie
Crawford
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Suequehanna
Yorke
Woman's Golf Tourney Here At Corry Country Club
The Allegheny Valley Woman's Jolt League meets at Corry Country Club Friday July 14 for 18 holes handicap play with qual in for a match play tourney to be held in Cambridge Springs in September. Representatives from Warren Kane Titusville Jamestown Old City and Corry are expected with at least sixty players. Entries must be notified to Mabel S. Larson chairwoman by Thursday night. reservations possible for dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Valley Woman's! Jolt League
Corry Country Club
Algo
Cambridge Springs
Warren
Kane
Titusville
Jamestown
Old City
Corry
Galt
Mabel S. Larson
Chatre
Durithes Syithout
Few Complaints About Co Beer Dispensers Grid
County Treasurer Lawrence H Taylor says beer establishments are peaceful and law abiding with minimal complaints. He notes that most issues stem from petty jealousies and that claims of a place selling beer to minors are usually untrue. No licenses have been revoked thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. ‘Taylor
John Doe
Taylor
Plans for Church Social At St Thomas Parish
At a congregational meeting last evening St Thomas church outlined the first in a series of benefit lawn festivals to be held on the church lawn Thursday evening July 27. Rev Brancis M O Connell assistant pastor was named general chairman with Mr and Mrs James Sullivan as maimed assistants and Lea Mulderick in charge of measures. Ward chairwomen were named for four wards and numerous committees were formed for novelties concessions candy booth sandwiches and coffee cake table fish food decorations and grounds and other tasks. Committees begin work immediately to prepare for a festival expected to join past successful socially oriented events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Church
Church Lawn
Brancis M. O'Connell
Irs
James Sullivan
Léa Mulderick
Tadies
Furst
Satie Downey
Lea Hoysen
Anna Cragg
Nellie Black
al Miller
al Duke
Paul Quinlisle
Walter Bilis
Harry Paulson
Louis Jacksn
Harold Cragg
Candy Booth
All Miller
Hary Paulson
James Maloney
William Moxtedl
Mary Duke
Agnes Lynch
Duke
Joseph Hickey
Tony Payor
Sindlat
News letter from Sciota vicinity items
Community notes from Sciota region list visits and hospitality among residents. Entries mention Edith Miller Corty Gersid Lines staying with Arthur Miller, Mrs Bya Schurman in Jamestown, Ada Williams in Corry and more visits across Corry Erie Jamestown Meadville and Clymer with names of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Edith Miller
Corty
Gersid Lines
Arthur Miller
Bya Schurman
Jamestown
N.Y
Ada Willams
Corry
Martin Williams
Henry Miller
Robert Watson
Harwood
Nina Thomas
Fred Humphrey
Humphrey
Mayville
Charles Manwaring
Columbus
Martin Gimore
Tia Blakeslee
Meadville
The Governor Says What Is Going On in Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot outlines state economy measures with monthly reports summing June 1 1932 to May 31 1933 showing total potential savings of 2 421 649 07 as departments cut costs. Highlights include salary restructuring, wage reductions, travel pay curtailment, material reuse, printing cuts, and centralized state contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot Linder
Iiss
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Former Corry Man Marries Former Corry Man
Abnowuvement is mage of the mar vide of Clifton Koford son of Mrs Anna Koford of this city and Edith Brundage McCray both of re willc ook place at Dunkirk Ni Satur day duly Std The couple is residing in rie where the groom is connect ed with the Nutone Company Inc The marriage announcement was made Tuesday evening at a dinner bridge given by the bride's sister Miss Esther Brindage at Erie and the guest list included several Corry friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage
Marvide
Clifton Koford
Anna Koford
Edith Brundage McCray
Willcook
Dunkirk
Rie
Nutone Company, Inc
Esther Brindage
Erie
Corry
Jailed farmers freed after habeas corpus wins
Fourteen Brie quill producers jailed for unpaid costs after acquittals in alder manic court were released when lawyers secured habeas corpus writs. They face hearings before Judge James J. Burnell. Charges ranged from rioting to breach of peace tied to the milk dispute. arrests followed for nonpayment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Aldermanic Court
Tidge
James J. Bumnell
Juniata
Perry County
Drants Gaczkowski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer
Clarence Slyeville
Dell Proctor
Proctorville
Walter ‘Bloss
Frank Adams
Mable Proctor
Minnie Proctor
Spencer Sunday School
Smith Spencer
Crystal June ‘Adams Spen
Ed Burrows
Harry
Burrows
Arthur Harwood
Wattsburg
Eddie Linski
Pittsburgh
Allie Bloss
Beaverdam
Farst
Elmer Elrath
Eric
Ellen Salberg
Falconer
C. G. ‘Lindberg
Family
Wheelock
Hazen Follett
Alton Myerini
Clymer
Perry Lines
Jubilee Singers
Rigin
James Holthouse
Mrr
Peter Schupman
Qrrin Kennedy
Arthur Lyman
Harris Briggs
Harrison Beckevinl
Hagel
Peter Sphuman
Martha ‘Ann McIntyre
Carry
Sefola
Arthur Linestrom
Lawrence
Concord
H. R. Briggs
Howard Hateh
Endicott Johnson
Oxfords
Yalter
Bila Hetch
C. E. Raymond
Murray
Jack Raymond
Homer Joltee
Addie Kolstee
Harold Mortis
Olean
Olin
Zoe Willams
J. C. Manwaring
Bear Lake
C. C. Manwaring
Coltanius
Francis Peterson
Ashville
Department Assaunt Pek. Agriculture
Levene
Etta Kett
Clara
Bea God Spoer
Eitas Hous
Pustiss
Perse
Ie Agi
Paul Robinson
Member
Federal Reserve System
General Houseork
Care Journal
Sears Roebuck
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
P. RR
Cony
M Alexander
R. H. Keller
Hotel Corry
Pa Allis
Pleasant Street
East Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
J.B. Patterson
South Center Street
M. Ni O
Aelote
Inijuire
West Stith St
Wayne Township School
Steanman
Mertz C Orners
Garter Hill
Miller
Wayne
Country Club Rold
Sciots
Iin
Alton
Kane Plant Force Grows
Atherton
Barrow
Albertson
Mil
M. Wagg
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