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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1935

Page

3

Special Education Board Meeting and Summer Events

Clearing skies after rains, the Board of Education calls a special meeting tonight while Golden Rule day sale is planned for Thursday. Western Pennsylvania farms benefit from recent rains aiding hay and crops as gas of local cultural events like dances at Pope's Grove and Canadohta Lake pavilion enliven the region.

Stanford Hose Company Pope's Grove Waldo Molin Greater Niagara Hotel Canadohta Lake Pavilion Pennsylvania

Corry residents kin and companion drown protest over Sunday liquor sales

Corry residents kin and companion drown as liberalized Pennsylvania liquor laws back Old Time bars and club sales on Sunday. Gov Earle signs bills expanding bar sales and board powers, prompting court action questions on club hours while Cohen committee reforms loom.

Corry Companion Drown Pennsylvania Lmws George H. Earle House Senate Hibert B. Cohen Yori Stile Liquor Control Board Board Lip. m Cohen Committee Charles J. Maglotti Jedward Brogan New York Central Railroad Erie Lake View N.Y Cohen Maguor Board Civil Service Sytem Department of Sevene

Vacation Pleasures Across Pennsylvania Mountains and Shores

The article extols Pennsylvania as a varied vacation state offering both Presque Isle at Erie with its lake shore and the Allegheny highlands. It highlights Erie’s state park, the naval history at Perry’s dock, Cook Forest, Allegheny National Forest, and scenic plateaus with trout streams. It notes June blooms of mountain laurel and promotes a U.S. 12 cross‑state drive from Lock Haven to Emporium as an invitation to explore.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Presque Isle Erie Lake Erie Pennsylvania State Park Lake Fry Ure Conmo Dore Oliver Hagard Perry Niagara Great Lakes Tul Lake Beitures Cook Forest Fastness Great Nacth Woods William Peon Allegheny National Forest Cornplanter Indian Reservation Warren North Woods Upper Clearfield Potter Noga Lycoming Clinton U.S. 12 Lock Haven Emporium Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry Filla & Bright Allegheny Plateaus

Mt Jewett Declared Highest Town in Pennsylvania

June 24 Kang reports that topographic field teams of the U.S. Geological Survey have concluded Mt Jewett sits 189 feet higher than Kane, at 2,230 feet above sea level. Kane measures 2,041 feet. Surveys near Kane, Mt Jewett, and Sheffield mapped about 700 square miles.

U.S. Geological Survey J. J. Gayetty S. E. Clements Kane Mt. Jewett Sheffield

Preparations Underway to Reopen Clymer Playgrounds

Local notices detail social visits and family gatherings around Clymer New York on June 22. People travel to attend reunions at Island Park and Jamestown, with hospital visits, a radium treatment, and family dinners noted. A new playground program for Clymer is led by Philip Skeps and Ruth Beckerink with Camp Bear Lake tutoring.

Hayes Jamestown Martha Threlkeld Huntington Park Calif Dunkiple William VandeVelie Fred Kooman Koomin Buffao Spitzer Threlkeld Oulaga Avoca Eleanor Kay Corry Hospital Edward Dorothy Hininkonic Henry Grayink John Legters South Dayton Benjamin ‘TeWinkle Puther McCray-Johnson Guy G. Johnson Lyle Bear Lake Stockton Philip Skeps Ruth Beckerink Mer James Gravino Gilbert Ton G.timmer G. H. Tenpas Roy Gravink Holland, Mich Hope College Alfred Newhouse Gordon and Thornton Virginia Kahler Ue Clymer N. ¥. Elliott Claude Geertson Mayville L. P. McCray Frday Fren Rochester Buffalo Georgianna Rew Comnaxt Nieve J. W. Newhoue Columbis University

Tragic boating accident near Warren claims two Pen Electric workers

Two men, Ployd Passenger of Warren and Cruce Berry of Venango, drowned after their skiff capsized at Shipman’s Eddy on the Allegheny River. Witnesses and emergency crews, including Warren Fire Department, assisted. coroner ruled accidental drowning. Passenger and Ferry were long time Pen Electric employees, with Passenger survived by wife Vince and two sons. Ferry, a 18 year veteran, left a wife and two children. Funeral plans and further arrangements noted.

Allegheny River Shipman's Eddy Warren Cruce Berry Venango Crawson County Pent Electric Company Electri Company Corry Ferry Theate M. i. Ferry East South Street Wibble Perry Frante Lila Parry Don Stewart Puesdy Tom Blute Cartier Cottege Shipman's Warren Fire Department Douglas G. Kropf Lenn Brown Leonward Springer Raph Dalrymple Brown Ody Charles Leonhart Ouray Grsnquist Bell ‘Telephone Company Enness el Lowrey Ann Peterson Funeral Home Lutz Mortuary Saepertown Perry Vince Bothers Pen Electric Company

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