Haying Begins as Crops Grow Across Local Farms
A wet May accelerates haying with large crops expected this year. Farmers report cutting on nearby fields as the season starts two weeks earlier than usual, signaling robust yields for the region.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
6
Outing Postponed and Local Farm News On May Weather
The Kiwanis Club lake outing is postponed to a later date. Erie Railroad carried fifteen recruits to the national reforestation service from Fort Hancock New Jersey to towns. June 27 picnic at Conneautville Ida M Cribbs Memorial Home. May weather boosts haying and crops with earlier harvests, forecasts for a good season, and local farm notes on corn potatoes buckwheat and milk prices. The Rex theatre crowds for Merchants performances and Y M C A Bible Study contest results are noted along with hospital, road and safety updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
National Reforestation Service
Fort Hancock N. J
Timothy
Corry Kiwanis Club to Attend Lakewood Meet
The Corry Kinsuis Club will join Fredonis Dunisiric Jamestown and Warren clubs at Coe's Inn Lakewood N Y Monday evening for dinner at 6 30 o'clock. The event opens Kiwanis International program with Corry furnishing music and a 4 piece stunt. Keppel Tiffany on piano Joseph Sherrick on violin Ralph Ward on saxophone Elwyn Alverson on flute will perform. Plans aim for a large, enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Kinsuis Club
Fredonis
Dunisiric
Jamestown
Warren
Coe's Inn
Lakewood
M. Y
Joseph Sherrick
Ralph Ward
Elwyn Alverson
Strawberry Festival Planned by Emmanuel Episcopal Church
The ladies group at Emmanuel Episcopal Church plan a strawberry festival on Saturday evening on the church lawn. Serving starts at 5 o clock with sandwiches ice cream cake strawberries and shortcake and coffee. The public is invited and a large crowd is expected.
Benefit Show Planned at Parish Hall for Festival
A planning meeting of the Human ust Guild met in the Parish Hall to organize a charity strawberry festival at the Episcopal church on Saturday evening at 5 o'clock. Arrangements were also made for a benefit show at the Parish hall on Tuesday evening with N Dell Darling of Eric bringing his minstrel act for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaas
Episcopal Church
N. Dell Darling
Eric
Burglary at Litz Shoe Shop Yields About $15 to $20
Night intrusion through a front gate and basement trap door allowed entry to Michael Litz’s shoe shop at 9 South Center Street. Police found clues but no arrests as $15 to $20 in cash was reported and possible theft of shoes and other goods remained unconfirmed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Litz
South Center Street
Tianigan
Lits
Farmer Harold Taylor Missing After Hunted Search
Harold Taylor aged 40, of Shreve Ridge road near Union City, disappeared last Wednesday carrying a shotgun and shells. About sixty friends searched the countryside Sunday but no trace was found, with his mother Rose Taylor last seeing him in the garden. He had warned he would not be found if he disappeared and the case remains a deep mystery with fears he may have harmed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Taylor
Rose Taylor
Shreve Ridge Road
Union City
Taylor
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute Plans
An instructive program for the W C T U Institute is set for June 28 at the Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Mrs Sylvia Bemis county president will speak in the afternoon. a tureen supper follows at 6 oclock. Attendees should bring a tureen, sandwiches and silver. The Y P Branch will handle the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sylvia Bemis
Wile
Orelock
Young People's Branch
Athletics win in opening loop game at home
The Athletics defeated Washington 14 to 2 in the opening game of the M. G. A. Baseball League. Kinney and Sprovers starred for the winners while Store Staples and Chirlenzin took the loss for Washington. Columbus faces Hast Anders tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletics
Kinney
Sprovers
Washington Nine
M. G. A. Baseball League
Store
Staples
Chirlenzin
Columbus
Nurses Alumnae Plan Annual Banquet in Corry
The Corry Nurses Alumnae Association will hold its annual banquet Thursday at seven O'block in the Brick House Tel poom. Mildred Young serves as arrangements chairwoman as members anticipate a pleasant evening. A stray chunk of text notes a four footed chicken owned by Mrs. Nancy Long among Barred Rocks, described as fully developed and walking on all four legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Nurses Alumnae Association
Tel Poom
Misa “Mildred Young
Chamois, Mo
Nancy Long
Funeral Services for Wellman Child in Corry
The bully of Wallace Wellman Tr only child of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wellman died at his Philadelphia home. Funeral services were held at 11 from Alexander and Company Funeral Parlors with Rev. G L Boyd officiating. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers listed. Out of town mourners named from Philadelphia New Castle Smethport Knox Pa Wharton Franklin North East Spartansburg and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Wellman
Mfr
Corry
Philadelphia
Alexander and Company
G. L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
A.C. Lyons
H. L. Rowe
G. A. Shea
Raymond Anderson
W. W. Wellman
Celia Bagley
New Castle
Malbel Morrison
Hugh Morrison
Smethport
F. Jordan
Pittsburgh
My Brumbaugh
Twins Born On Separate Days In Wuma Arizona
A boy and girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. L Gibson in Wuma Arizona on consecutive days. The girl Esther arrived at 11 15 p m and the boy Lester followed at 12 80 a m the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuma
Ariz
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Conneautville
Moores
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Rex Theatre
Stanford Hose Company
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Warwick Deeping
Alpha Phalanx Praternity
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Mountain
Jackson
Paulson
Baker
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Skinner
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M. Henget
United Spanish War Veterans
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John Moser
New York State Exchange
Great Eastern Stages
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Lindsey Hollow
Bureau of Tire Protection
Pepeyanla
Ate
Rusell & Willamson
Youngstown
State Highway Department
Department of Revenue
Harrisburg
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Nathan L. Strong
Chicago Board of Trade
Cory Hospital Association
Division of Safety
Corry Club
Parish Hall
Farmer
Posse
W. C
U. Plan For Institute
M. £. Church
Hudson Motor
Mr. Dorsey
Gar Company
Hudson
ESSEX
Hepler Motor Co
Franklin St
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B.A. Rolfe
Wellman
Aneel
Erie
Chicago
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