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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
7
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French Creek township holds its 18th annual county farm picnic on Wednesday August 9 at Waterford. Activities include a youngsters swim, horse shoe tourney, three legged race, balloon races, egg toss, tug of war, mushball games, and a noon luncheon. Organizers hope attendance surpasses last year’s 5000.
Harrisburg July 26 The State Health Department bureaus will finish an annual survey of recreation camps across Columbia Lackawanna Luzerne Monroe Pike Susquehanna Wayne and Wyoming counties within two weeks More than 10009 campers including about 3000 adults were part of the inquiry Examined areas include food handlers kitchen sanitation garbage disposal water and milk supplies and general sewage facilities.
Kenneth Tony of 915 East 11th Street is recommended by the Dispatch Herald and Brie County nas for head of the Brie district in the State Workmen's Compensation bureau. He succeeds Charles H. Schirsy, named acting postmaster of Erie by Congressman Charles Crosby on Wednesday.
Northwestern Pennsylvania Beekeepers will hold their annual picnic at Canadohta Lake on Thursday August 1 starting at 10 80 a m The program includes bee management demonstrations by EL 4 Anderson Penn State extension specialist and talks by A T Keil of Mars Pa Meyers of Adam and Meyers owners of 1200 colonies and representatives from A L Root Company and G B Lewis Co A C L Wright Erie County Beekeepers president will discuss local beekeeping Other county association presidents will attend The event aims to educate and inform with additional sport activities for attendees
John Baumerats, 66, a Lucinda resident and former coal mine operator, died in OW City hospital from injuries after a car struck him while he talked with a friend along the highway near his home July 13. He had been in critical condition since admission.
World War I veteran John Hickey, 51, died at home from a heart attack about 10:80 this morning. A resident of Corry for several months, he served with the 298th Aero Provisional Service Squadron after enlisting in Erie on March 14, 1913. He is survived by his widow and a son in Buffalo. The body is at Bracken-Keating Mineral parlors with services Monday at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Soldiers' and Sailors' Cemetery in Brie.
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