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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

3

Local notes on city history and activities

Local meeting summaries note a regular city council session, flag day observances, a reorganization plan for the Worry Heaping Association, church services at St Thomas and St Elizabeth, and Earl Himes’ orchestra touring. Also reported are highway inspections starting at dawn, an anniversary event for Brothers of St Barnabas, a Johnny Jones carnival train, a stolen Chevrolet recovered, busy shopping streets, and police traffic concerns. Additional items include the Western Pennsylvania Industrial Conference, May industrial accident figures, and upcoming State Farm Show exhibits.

State Officers Join in Big Legion Rally

State Commander McDade led a large American Legion gathering at Elmer Currier Post 385 in Corry western Pennsylvania. A parade from City Park featured diverse units, bands, and youth groups before a flag retreat. Speakers praised Legion programs while condemning relief policies for aliens.

Jack McDade American Legion Tighing Jack” McDade Af Seration Legioi Centratreet Mul Min Lo Firat Avenue Boutin Street Eral Jto Center Utente Mapdern W. Stuart Houghton Company A Pennsylvania National Guard Dunkirk Memorial Post St. Paul's Lutheran Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Corry National Youth Administration Rogers Israel Post Erie Sons of American Legion Mugieland Stafford Post Meadville Seumigala Post Bri North East Legionnaires G.T. Bergman Elmer C. Carrier Post Paris Stowe Joe Miller Linesville al Bilis Jess Jiulante Ralph B. McColl North East Col Dave Simpson Soldiers’ and Sailors' Home Robert Malcolm Pittsburgh M. L. McLaughlin Scotland Comrade Burns Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Ralph Chester Edward Sterting Vandergrift Charles Grimm Earl Siple Greenville William Dinsmore Washington Thomas Thornton Frank Molter New Brighton M. J. Kane Aliquippa Constitutional Defense Committee Hansen Warren Ladies’ Auxiliary Beaver Western Pennsylvania Mary Murray City Willam Steir Jess Jiufianté Tri-County Council William F. Smith Punxsutawney Western Edward Linaky Philadelphia Scranton Linsky McDade Legion State Armory George Weber Orchestra of

Ringling Bros Circus to Tour with World’s Largest Elephants

The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus announces a new season featuring a herd of African pygmy elephants and miniature African ponies, along with the Naito troupe Royal Bokara troupe and Imperial Viennese equestrian acts. Col Tim McCoy leads a 700-member Wild West segment with 1600 staff aboard four rail cars. The show covers 14 acres with 31 tents and a 16,000-seat big top, traveling on four long trains.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combled Circus Burma Siam Europe Asia Naito Frederico Col Tim McCoy Congress of Rough Riders of the World

Federal agents assist in Erie murder probe

In Erie on June 15 a six by three foot crate of Commonwealth exhibits from the Paul Ferry murder was shipped to the FBI in Washington for examination. District Attorney Mortimer Graham arranged the analysis to aid in indicting Ferry suspect Bert Ferry. If findings implicate Ferry, agents will testify before the grand jury and at trial. A separate item notes Findlay police plan to confine vagrants for a day and parade them to the city jail amid a town rally at the Armory.

Commonwealth Pau Ferry Washington Erie Paul Perry Federal Bureau of Investigation Mortimer 5 Graham Berty Mary Wilk Lam Lig Ferry Bindlay Findlay Robert. McNutt

Price cuts on many imported French wines

Imported French wines and liquors at state stores were reduced by five to seventy cents, with most price cuts under ten percent. Fortified wines and some domestic items were largely unchanged, while officials projected revenue of about 7.5 million by May for unemployment relief amid debates on who bears the new tax.

Holme Tobmi Yeets Mirani Tram Ak Evelymons Toillyy Toxan

Penn'a Grade Crude Oil Assn Annual Meeting Set at State College

The Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association plans its annual meeting at State College on June 15 and 16. Nine principal addresses will cover production refining and marketing with speakers including Payette B. Dow and General Baird H. Markham.

State College OF CMNY Pennsylvania State College Payette B. Dow Washington Association Baird H. Markham New York American Petoleum Industries Committee Markham C. C. Hoge Pleasantville National Petroleum Company Hoge Uniterlay School of Mineral Inndustries

Freehold Townsend Club Meets Wednesday

Freehold Townsend Club holds a meeting at Western Park in Wilhetaville on Wednesday evening June 17. Albert Etx roilt, organizer of the 20th district, Bhavoll, will attend with John W. Gwens, district Townsend nominee. J. E. Hogan of Eve will speak. a dancing party and refreshments follow.

Westren Park Wilehtaville Roldock Albert Etxroilt Bhavoll John W. Gwens J. E. Hogan Eve

Girl Under Knife Twenty Six Times in Toronto

Toronto youth 15 year old Iley Hetherington is recovering from her 28th operation after a fall on the street caused chronic bone inflammation. The girl has spent most of her life in hospitals since the injury years ago.

Toronto Iley Hetherington

Youth Killed in Sheridan Crash as Two Others Hurt

In Smedonta near Down of Sheridan, 19 year old tieshard Woyte of Eden died after a two-vehicle crash. Fennie Allen 28 of Norh Colina and Donald Vai Moly 17 of Eden were hospitalized with serious injuries. Autopsy and hospital tests kept pending for determining the extent of Alan’s injuries while authorities awaited formal charges.

Smedonta Tiehard Woyte Eden Fennie Allen Norh Colina Brooks Memorial Hospital Dut Kirk Donald Vai Moly

Safety urged on WPA jobs by municipal units

WPA officials vow tighter safeguards for workers amid a campaign led by director Hen hard Corkhin and aide Edwined Jor. Inspectors will personally check construction sites including sewer work to prevent injuries and ensure proper materials are used, with one northwestern Pennsylvania unit halted for inferior sewer sheathing until corrected.

Wnts WPA Wey Hen Hard Corkhin Edwined Jor Aime Directa Amulie Pouhran Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Vehicle Inspections Enforced With Fines

Harrisburg June 15 The highway patrol broadened reparations for compulsory inspections requiring every Pennsylvania car to display a green windshield sticker for a three month period ending July 1. Secretary of Revenue Jon B Kelly said no extension of time will be granted. Motorists driving without the official label face a ten dollar fine or possible imprisonment. Inspections began March 15, but records show less than a third of the state’s motor vehicles had been inspected in the first two months.

Harrisburg Hate Highway Patrol Jay Pennsylvania Secretary of Revenue Jon B. Koly Satety Department of Revenue

Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad

An old advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets to relieve piles by loosening and regulating bowels, claiming no habit forming drugs and thorough mild action. It also sells San-Cura Ointment to soothe burning soreness and aid healing. Prices listed as 25c and 35c at drug stores.

English Actress Ann Harding Leaves for England

Ann Harding, noted screen actress, sails to England with her daughter Jane aboard a steamship docking at Liverpool. The departure sparked a public dispute as ex-husband Marty Bannister sought to block the voyage with an abduction warrant. Central Press report.

Ann Harding England Liverpool Misa Harding Jane Marty Bannister Central Presa

William DeJean Funeral Services Held Sunday

Funeral services for William DeJean were conducted Sunday at 2 PM at the Iste home in Spring Creek, led by Rev. W. H. Garnett, with many relatives and friends in attendance. Interment followed in Spring Creek cemetery. bearers were Ray, Clair, Lynn, Donn, Walter DeJean, and Ruland Greeley. Relatives from afar included Lynn DeJean of Willoughby, Clair DeJean of Binghamton, Minh Mrsohn Dingham of Cooperstown, Roy Black of Youngsville, F. Marsh and Looker of Centerville, Minnie Cealy of Warren.

William ©. DeJean Spring Creek W. H. Garnett Ray Clair Lynn Donn Walter DeJean Ruland Greeley Lynn DeJean Willoughby Clair DeJean Bingramton N.Y. Minh Ohn Dingham Cooperstown Roy Black Youngsville F. Marsh

Bible School Opens Today at City Church

The Summer Vacation Bible School opened today at the church with reward of nunley and children in charge. Mrs Hook and other staff led the opening as enthusiasm indicated strong turnout and ongoing daily sessions for two weeks.

Baptist Church AcMyn Bagi Witti Jen Henavira Evelyn Mallory Ine Aipestitenyen Mra MA. Hook Habapy Blayuu Stiermin Baron Evelyn Mail Iluays Bogart Doretha Williams Richart Miler Kathryn Ernests Orothy Cauttrey Phe Arrio Hiorning

Changes in Office Personnel at Climax

Miss Wonlyn Peterson resigned as office manager at Climax Manufacturing Company and left for Rochester. John Ghielts took charge of the office and Lilian Wolfie resigned from Montgomery Ward. Margaret Jane King will assume the position at Montgomery Ward.

Wonlyn, Peterson Climax Manufacturing Company Uring Rochester John Ghielts Lilian Wolfie Montgomery Ward Climax Margaret Jane King

Softball contests in City Church league tonight

United Brethren meets Methodist at Washington street grounds this evening while Presbyterian and Liberans face Fair Grounds. The doubleheader highlights the City Church Musicball League slate with local church teams competing under evening lights.

United Brethren Methodist Washington Street Presbyterian and Liberans Fair Grounds

Light farm horse for sale in Wrightsville

Luther Johnson of Wrightsville Pennsylvania advertises a light farm horse for sale. The notice provides location and contact details for prospective buyers.

Luther Johnson Wrightsville

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Sue Loy Cour Ule SHE Coulien Bt. ‘Thomas Bt. Elizabeth's Catholic Church Earl Himes Johnson Giy Coveland Ohto Brothers of St. Barnabas St. Barabas-by the-Lake John Chamberlain Ward Episcopal Bradford Mortis Chepin Pope's Grove Milon Brown Smith Street Conneaut Laks Park J. Steel Gow Falk Foundation State Department of Labor and Industry WIPA State Farm Show WEA Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety John D. M. Hamilton Republican National Committee Republican National Finance Committee Hotel Astor Hamilton Sam Home Rogers Israel Fest Journal Great Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Africa Carry Post PENN Freehold Townsend Club Sheridan Vail Aldo Alan Highway Patrol Ann William Dejean Leona Reed Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center Street Corry, Penn Bible School Mi3 Ray Pi AG Ethay Condra
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