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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1936

Page

8

Corry Boys Entered in Keystone Boys State Camp

Three Corry youths William Ruland Richard Reynolds and Richard Orn are entered for the Keystone Boys State Camp to be held at Mif Gretna in August. Sponsored by local civic groups including Corry Rotary Kiwanis and the American Legion the program promotes nonpartisan civic learning via campaigns caucuses and elections. Also attending are Union City youths Leslie Parrish Jr. and Edward Malloy. They will depart by automobile on Saturday August 1.

Corry Keystone Mi Gretna Arthur J. Sehraub Mourty Americanism American Legion Aay State, Inc Rotery, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs American Legion B B. C. Biks William Ruland Lawrence Bromdey Ruland St. Wywards High School Mer Carrier Squadron Sons The Edward Malloy

Erie to approve million sewer job with adjusted wages

Erie officials expect approval soon for a 1.4 million dollar sewer project with wages aligned to current regional pay. Supervising engineer Henry Amthor said plans for three major sewers were returned to the Erie office last week for wage scale conformity checks amid other project activity.

Erie Henry Amthor

Crops Withering as Rains Sorely Needed

Cooler spell brings no relief as drought tightens grip on Erie County crops and gardens. Farmers fear mounting losses with corn also lagging, lawns scorched, and roads deteriorating due to lack of precipitation. Weather expectations for weekend showers fade as heat persists.

Dro Wig Erie County

Mass Camping Season at Camp Sequoyah a Grand Success

Scouts report a large enrollment, strong leadership under Charlie Steinfurth and Al Bryan, and two weeks of activities from July 4 to yesterday. Troop Camping begins September 1 with multiple troops registered and a one dollar weekly fee covering facilities and services. troops provide food, ice, and leadership.

Camp Sequoyah Charlie Steinfurth al Bryan Luther, Memorial St. John's R. C Bethany Swedish Lutheran Church Harborcreek St. Stanislaus’ R. C Summit Township

Sea Scouter Cruises to Cleveland for Navy Training Drill

Sea Scouter Niagra sails from Erie to Cleveland with 40 plus crew members under Commodore P. J. Grant for a weekend training drill. They will dock at Public Dock aboard Sub chaser 437, weigh anchor at 1 30 p.m. DST, then enjoy shore liberty at Great Lakes Exposition before returning to Erie. Troop 70 cancels meetings for summer as Scoutmaster Bonner takes leave.

Niagara Grant P. J. Grant W. Pit Gifford John L Carl Mattis Ken Reynard L. P. Scully Joseph Evang Joseph Troup Erie Cleveland John Bonner Warren

War Games In Progress At P N G Camp Manuevers

Sixty three men and three officers of Company A of the city take part in National Guard maneuvers at the 3000 acre Andiaitown Gap military reservation. Machine gun and infantry units fire at targets while troops practice undercover attacks and coordinate with radios telephones and messengers for battlefield communication.

Traopa

Thousands Expected at Big German Picnic

Between ten and fifteen thousand persons are expected to join Waldameer Park Wednesday, Aug. 5, for the annual German Day observance. The German-American League plans the largest picnic yet, expecting attendees from throughout the district, said J. Pelamann, president.

Rie Waldameer Park Ure J. Pelamann German- American League Sai

Hospital keeps number 13 room oddity in Memphis

In Memphis Tennessee a hospital staff puzzle centers on why only one room number ending in 13 exists. The Methodist Hospital reportedly has room 413 for patients who believe 18 is lucky, highlighting superstition around room numbers in a local medical setting.

Memphis, Tenn Methodist Hospital

Townsend to Center Efforts on Congress Rally in Erie

Townsend continues touring for his 200 dollar a month pension plan and announced aims to elect 200 congressmen in November. He criticized Rev. Wright and said he would rather vote for Norman Thomas than Roosevelt or Landon. Townsend warned of a blocked agenda in the Senate and urged constitutional change through sustained pressure. He planned more stops including Albany after the Erie visit.

Francis Townsend Cleveland Erie Pennsylvania Cory Townsendites William Lemke Union Party Congressional Committee Samuel Kramer A. J. Wright Ohio Charles E. Coughin National Union For Social Justice Arle County California Sid Norman ‘Thomas Roosevelt Guv Alf M. Landon Y ‘Thomas Congress Senate Wie Albany N. Y

Highway signs error sparks mile confusion in Oregon

GISND Oregon July 22 locals note highway signs show 18 miles to Redmond and later read 17 miles from Redmond to Bend. Highway officials defend the discrepancy saying mileage is measured from city centers, not city limits.

Gisnd Ore Redmond Bend

Average Safe Drivers Found To Be Past Forty

American Automobile Association finds the average safe driver is 46 years old after over two decades with no incidents. The AAA bases its statement on driving records through June 20 from across the United States. The report identifies the representative safe driver across 48 states and the District of Columbia.

Washington American Automobile Association United States District of Columbia

M. E. Sunday School Picnic Scheduled for Saturday

The annual M. E. Sunday School picnic will be at Camp Mar Crescenta, Canudohta Lake, on Saturday July 25. Cars depart the church by 1:80 PM sharp. attendees should bring baskets and their own tele service.

Methodist Ptacepti Camp Marcresan Canudohta Lake

Fire chief serves 49 years in Bucyrus

Chief W. F. Mader marks his 49th year as head of the Bucyrus fire department after being appointed chief in 1887. He continues to lead the force with long-standing service and dedication to the community.

Bucyrus O—Wire W. F. Mader

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