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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1936

Page

8

Highland Towns Association Dinner Meeting in Corry

Corry hosts members of the Highland Towns Association of Erie County at a dinner meeting on Thursday evening June 4th at Hotel Corry. J J Desmond of Corry, president, issued the call. Tickets are on sale along the Roosevelt highway route and in Corry. Large turnout expected from Union City Edinboro Albion and other Highland towns.

Corry Erie County J. J. Desmond Roosevelt Highway Union City Edinhore Albion Cites Edinboro Highland Towns Association

World's Newest Big Show Near Here in town

The world's largest circus travels by train in double-length railroad cars with 1080 people 20 elephants 812 menagerie animals and 500 horses. Clyde Beatty Cole Bros circus comes to James town Thursday June 4 presenting six rings stages and an aerial maze. Street parade at 11 near 7 p.m. Menagerie opens at noon and 8 p.m. with mammoth attractions and ornate floats and caravans from deserts.

Jamestown Cole Bros Clyde Beatty Europe America Clue Beaty Great Desert

26 Officers of One Man Clubs Face Hearings

Twenty six officers linked to the Tanner Haven s Owl's Nest and North East Athletic clubs face hearings today before Alderman W M Schubacker for alleged violations of the state square control act. Logged as defendants, the men are connected with venues on 4th Street State Street Pearl Street and other addresses. The hearing group totals 26 and stems from the clubs described as One Man clubs in the report. A separate item notes John P Boyd, 82, claiming the oldest straight edge razor in America, a 300 year old blade taught from Scotland by his ancestor and owned since he was 13.

Twenyssix Fivera W. M. Schubacker The Tanner 4Th St Havense Ith St Owls Nest State St North East Athletic Club Pearl St North East Horton Eas John P. Boyd America Scotland Boyd

Erie WPA District Eyes $660000 June Spending

Erie WPA director Bernard Cochran said at June start that at least $660000 is expected to be spent in six counties of northwestern Pennsylvania during June. The figure follows May activity and a new budget system that allowed the Hiie district to receive two-thirds of a full allotment of $445000. The amount will not raise Erie area employment beyond a $9900 cap set by May 15 and will fund various projects chosen in concert with division engineers.

Erie Bernard Cochran Erie Wpa Pennsylvania WPA Cochran Hiie

Classified ads move that need furniture any

Classified notice indicates a request to relocate or dispose of furniture items. It asks parties to contact the advertiser with options or availability for pickup or transfer. The brief item signals a local exchange for moving or rehoming unused furnishings.

New Assistant Superintendent Diocese Schools

The Rev Robert B McDonald assistant pastor of St Patrick s church Franklin is named the new assistant superintendent of the Catholic schools in the diocese He succeeds Rev Edward F McManaman who is now rector of St Peter s Cathedral Other appointments include Rev Charles Harpherl to St Michael s Greenville Rev Joseph J Grode to St Patrick s Franklin and Rev Raymone Meier to St Agatha s Meadville among others

Arienus Robert B. McDonald St. Patrick's Church Franklin Lime McDonald Dunaville Edward F. McManaman St. Peter's Cathedral Niagara University John Mark Gannon The Charles Harpherl St. Agatha’s Meadville St. Michael's Church Greenville Msgr John Kearns Joseph J. Grode St. Anthony's Church Parrell St. Patrick's Father McDonald Raymone Meier Sharon St. Agatha's Joseph Fsparacmo New York Farrell Joseph Kacprowicz St. Statislaus Erie Uigancis Gabbamonte Brooklyn St. Paul's, Rie

Benefit Dance for Findley Lake Firemen

Corry residents urged to attend a benefit dance at Hubbard's Hall French Creek on Wednesday evening. The Keystonians of Corry will provide music for the event supporting the Findley Lake Volunteer Firemen.

Dunkirk Widow Hangs Two Children and Self

In Dunkirk, Elizabeth Higgins, a year old widow, hanged herself after killing her two children Richard 6 and Patricia 7 using strips from a bell sheet. The bodies were found by her stepson at 12:30 pm in a shared room. neighbors recalled her saying she was tired of life and wanted her children to go with her.

Dunkirk Elizabeth Higgins Joseph H. Higgins

Federal loans boost for Pennsylvania farmers

Harrisburg June 1 Elevan production credit associations in Pennsylvania report a 29.6 percent rise in federal Farm loans in the first four months of the year over 1935. Loans totaled slightly under $1 million in the first quarter, part of a $4.4 million cumulative lending since 1934 to support crops, dairy, fertilizers, supplies, machinery and work stoppage.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania J. Hansell French Penneylvania Farm Credit Administration Baltimore Production Credit Corporation Oration Credit Associations

Tribunal Condemns Minimum Wage Law

The article discusses a tribunal ruling on minimum wage legislation, noting the 11th amendment's role in limiting legislative power rather than prescribing its method. It outlines two key questions: whether rates can set minimum wages for experienced workers and whether statewide wage requirements apply to all adult women in trade, industry, or business beyond housework or farm work.

Major Crawford county highway projects announced

The Little Cooley to Riceville unpaved gap will be upgraded as part of Crawford county s 370000 highway program. The work on Route 22 between Hartstown and the Mercer county line aims to finish the through highway at an estimated cost of 200000. A third major improvement plans a new bridge at McGuffintown and an overhead crossing near the Erie railroad, with costs between 200000 and 300000. A Fountain House to Cambridge Springs roadway may push county projects over 1 million. Mrs. William McCarthy and son visit Warren guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heath.

Meadville Jamestown Mercer County Ace Bila Fountain House Cambridge Springs

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