Lawn Social At Beaverdam Draws Big Crowd
Beaverdam residents and visitors gathered for a community lawn social on the church lawn. Attendees included Clarence Nash of Pittsburgh visiting the Cum mings home, Miss Barbara Larence and Tom Helle in Columbus, and many locals from Corry, Union City, and surrounding towns. The event featured home made ice cream and cake with plans for a second serving on July 24 as temperatures hovered near summer highs.
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Beaverdam
Clarence Nash
Pittsburgh
Mrs
Merle Cummings
Charles Swan
Jeanlerine
Malle Swan
Emeline Drake
Dowothy Burrows
Unive Barnhart
Gladys Rouse
Evelyn Tarbell
Merle Bowen
Merle Tarbelll
Noth East
Ott
Robert Mulvin
Union City
Methodist Church
Tom Helle
Barbara Larence
Columbus
Jay Swath
Jie
Corry Thur
Ralph Cheney
Tatom City
Leo Jones
Liz Jones
Charles Waite
Mercer
Verna
Amisbhis
Alvin and
Max
Chandlers Valley
Gerald Bagley
James A. Higiey
VanCl’e Rednion
Centerville
Corry
Marie Cumming
Claude Maynard
Lyle Proctor
Carl Proctor
Walter Proctor
Clara Hearg
Tom
Eli Pavissy
QW Fullett
Joseph Barnhart
RL Lyons
Clara Fiavi
Mys
Cash Smith
Betty Smith
Car Lyons
Carty
Exijz Donaldson
Cleveland
Ohio
Fito Swan
James A. Higley
Chutes Hodes
Seth Dyodur
Conadalita Lake
Nelson Willams
N Fonday
Ellie
May
Harold Shannon
Leer Tanes
Jessie Gage
Harlin Gage
Dunkirk
N.Y
Pennsylvania Promotes Vacationland To South
Orson N Ritzman executive secretary of the Pennsylvania state publicity commission will broadcast Pennsylvania as a vacation destination to southern audiences during a weeklong car tour. He will visit Atlanta Macon Orlando and Miami stations to spread Pennsylvania literature and select distribution sites for winter months along a highway from Washington through the Allegheny Mountains via West Virginia.
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Harrisburg
Orson N. Ritzman
Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission
Pennsylvania
Rilgman
Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Orlando
Mami
Ritgman
Washington
Qesey Mountain
Virginia
Rains Hamper Haying as Farmers Fear Poor Crop Yield
Weather delays haying across the vicinity with farmers lamenting half completion amid persistent rain. Corn prospects decline though late recovery possible while potatoes and tubers benefit from favorable conditions. Berry and fruit crops show promise despite showery delays.
No Petitions for Judge Filed
United Press reports Harrisburg July 14 the election Bureau has received no petitions for judge with nine days left before the September 14 primary. Director James H. Wallace cites the new permanent registration law requiring properly registered signers. A canal date petition needs 200 signatures and petitions filed after 3 p.m. July 36 will be void. All petitions this year except for judge must be filed with county commissioners.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Eleciion Bureau
James H. Wallace
Wallace
Robinson the New Deal Leader Passes in Senate
The longtime Democratic leader Robinson dies after a cardiac condition. His dynamic, fiery Senate presence shaped policy from Wilson era New Deal beginnings. Tributes recall his vocal, forceful style and rise from back benches to power.
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Robinson
Senate
Fletcher
Mantle
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Changes Made in Barber License Law
Harrisburg reports a 1937 act signed June 5 requires barber licensure applicants after September 1 to prove completion of eighth grade education, with barber school entrants also showing preliminary education. Applicants should contact the pre professional credentials division in Harrisburg for guidance. Also includes a real estate ad offering a 47 acre farm with a seven room house and garage for $1500 through Mrs. Robert Retherford in East Columbus Avenue.
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Harrieburg
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Salse
Robert Retherford
Y Columbus Avenue
Titusville Man Club Speaker at Corry Rotary Talk
Helmer Ribald of Titusville addressed twenty end members of the Corry Rotary Club on Agriculture and Dairying. He compared U S and Danish practices, spoke on soil conservation, and discussed Danish customs while serving as president of Titusville Dairy Products Co. Miss Lucille Murray accompanied singing and Mrs Ribald attended as a guest.
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Corry
Helmer Ribald
Titusville
Cor
Weibald
Denmark
Tiusvile Dairy Products Company
Denmar
Lucille Murray
Riball
Grange Meeting Planned for Saturday at Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange members schedule their second session of the month this Saturday evening in the Maccabee hall. Regular business precedes the session. Walter Jattk of Erie is expected to attend. two pictures planned. Members and past masters urged to attend. degree team asked to wear white and bring capes. A program is arranged by the lecturer.
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Corry Grange
Maccabee Hall
Walter Jattk
Erie
Lec~ Toren
Federal funds sought for subway at Erie
Erie July 14 plans to secure federal funding for a proposed subway at the New York Central crossing near Powell Avenue west of Licelly Tusstay. An Erie street commission said conditions do not justify a federal funding order at present while residents push to block the crossing project and urge officials to oppose the funds.
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Central Crossing
Powell Avenue
Erie
Powell Ave
Dustatel
Licelly
France
New York Central
Nmnee
Tiene
Colinlyrommminsmore
Powalloo
Mhe
Te Rast Avenue
Presauve Aten
Britain Plans to Arm All Its Merchant Vessels
In a Commons session Alfred W. Cooper announced Britain will arm its merchant ships for protection as in World War I. The government plans a mass reserve of guns and equipment and readiness to arm ships in emergencies. A British ship was captured while entering Loyalist Port of Shalandey as the arming program begins, with training of personnel under urgent conditions.
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Britain
United Press
London
Great Britain
Walters
Alfred Dw. Cooper
Fist Lam
Admiralty
House of Commons
Daf Cooper
Shalandey
Petaonne
Japs retreat in Peiping area as crisis escalates
Tens of thousands of General Kajima Chiang Kai-Shek loyalists move toward Ho Bei from Peiping while Japanese warships appear off the China coast. Reports say Japanese and Chinese forces clash near Tientsin and Manchukuo frontier garrisons prepare for action amid heightened alarm.
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China
Peiping
Tientsin
Kajima
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ho- Bei Province
Peiplig-Hankow
Chinw
Garman
Japan
Sikw
Aol
Tangku
Haifeng
Fallung
Chinwangtao
Manchukuo-China
East Arsenal
Road and Bridge Upgrades On Cutting-Wattsburg Road
Construction advances on the Cutting Wattsburg road with two bridges being rebuilt and a road relocation. The new route will pass north of the Fayai residence near Sharp Turn about three miles east of Wabtabirg. The larger bridge is nearly complete while a smaller one west of it is reduced. Grading and filling for the relocation proceed rapidly, aiming to widen this highway as a major east west artery.
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Wattsburg
Brigea
Fayai
Wabtabirg
Anit
Be Ap y Cont Tod And Pa Weel Nsurt Other GIRL K
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