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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1937

Page

2

Scavenger Hunt At Miss Lindsley's Home Sparks Awards

Miss Phyllis Lindsley hosted a scavenger hunt at First Avenue home with prizes won by Charles Bracken and Mary Elizabeth Spencer. A group lunch followed for several participants including Mary Helene Hillstrom Nina Jane Gilbertson Alice Nett Helen Beckwith Mary Elizabeth Spencer and others.

Phyllis Lindsley J. B. Olb Tage First Avenue Charles Bracken Mary Elizabeth Spencer Mary Helene Hillstrom Nina Jane Gilbertson Alice Nett Helen Beckwith Maria Keppel Arthur Shamburg Robert Reynolds Dick Lindsley Kenneth Burr Janice Ross Kathryn Bracken Ofrs Elizabeth Extmonds Friendship Club Liberty Street Eva Dahl Ella Blakeslee B.C. Judd Qvill Townsend Harold Wolfe East Smith Street Anne Baressi Donald Watson Waive Penkins P. O. Nichols Wellington

Daylight Saving Time debates mark Sherman meeting

A village board convened June 1 1987 to consider a petition signed by about 220 electors asking for Daylight Saving Time. The board endorsed the idea and set clocks ahead from June 6 to September 1, with cloaks worn for a formal dedication ceremony and remarks by Dr. Ray P. Snyder.

Will J.t Wilcox Sherman Presentuil Board of Trade Spencer’s Cash Mills Jamestown Chautauqua Falconer Lakewood Bemus Point Mayville Lily Dale Ile Hen —Kare Evergreen Park Erie L. W. Shepeard S. B. Club North Center Street Spencer's Cash Mills Lindsleys

Violence Fears Lifted as Michigan Strike Center Mobilizes

State Police surrounded the Alger County Courthouse to prevent strikers from seizing the building while Newberry rioting left one dead and several injured. Sheriff E H Shaw appealed for National Guard aid though Governor Murphy believed police could handle the situation. Strikers alleged welfare officials refused to feed families amid a Timber Workers and Sawmill Workers Union dispute idleing about 16 00 lumberjacks.

Munsing Mich Alger County Newberry Michigan E. H. Shaw Luce County National Guard Frank Murphy Sherif J.B. Ryan Lonny Murphy Detroit Upper Peninsula Timber Workers and Saw-mill Workers Union Newberry iLumibey and Chemical Co

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