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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1934

Page

4

Removals, meetings, and notices fill Corry area week

Frank G. Jones of Wright Street was hospitalized after a Friday illness. Mrs. Wayne Nichols was also admitted in serious condition. The U B Ladies Aid and Woman’s Missionary Society plan Thursday and Wednesday gatherings at local homes and church parlors. Travelers Rest hosts a fish fry Friday night. The Scotch Gospel Singers perform Tuesday at Corry Baptist, with stops in Sherman North Carolina and West Spring Creek. LaSalle Extension School meets at the Library Building Wednesday evening. A stray dog and a kitten episode intrigues as local animals mingle. A crane of incidents includes a bank trial in Clearfield County and a fatal shooting investigation in Farrell Parrel. Several community groups and youth outings occur across Warren, Oil City, and surrounding towns.

Ontario Club J. Wilcox Frank G. Jones Wright Strest Corry Hospital Jones U. B. Ladies Aid Society Lyle Thomas Grand Street Columbus Woman's Missionary, Society of the Presbyterian Church NR. Dickson D. J. Alexander William Cole Clara Ransom Wayne Nichols Scotch Gospel Singers Corry Baptist Church Archibald Thompson Margaret Corry Ienneth Khiney Sherman N. C West Spring Creek LaSalle Extension School O'Dloss FO ‘Thompson Greenville Hewat Jordan Clearfield Clearfeld Hospital Penfield Lis Game Jordan Angelo Zarbo Joseph Zarbo West Washington Street Mam St. Edward's High School Ralph Messina Olson Titusville Aue Cillistrator Goong Erie Regia Litve Valley N, Yo Titunsyille Oi City Franklin Bradtor Kane ShuTild Woungsvillé Warren Ojpat Westfield Rochester G. Washington Weber Gosis Carlos Buss Ind Union City Feromy Hospital Thy V. 1 WW. Post William Crowley James Yoagan Oil City A. J. Cunningham Severa Lane Fern P. H. Sullivan West Spring Street Tituavilly Parrell Pier Jeamee Farrell Karpar Cla Jemmee Hore John Pastore Burkhart W. L. Griggs Rocky Grove Griggs Corey Girh Brokén‘ivan Park Columbus Stndiy Morning, Leaving Lievity Ls Club Littan Murray Jim Cli Elizabeth Wehey Lillian Zilznedke Mie Dale Little Elyeks Clarence Mixer Ralph Martin Warren Tits James Sullivan Claverita Winter Artur Mapes Stanley Henton George Doheson Harvey Loveland Gifford Corry Hopital Washington Street Penny Eat Tamm Nichols Perthenia Slinger Fat Liberty Street Marty Elizabeth Edmoyds Te Citizens Bank Many The Presbyterian Church H.W. Alversin Macron Street Marion Buothaueh Marion Smith

Vocational education to be expanded nationwide

United Press report from Suame College on June 25 notes Dr James N Rule, state superintendent of public instruction, calls for broader vocational education in Pennsylvania. He says unemployed youths and workers seeking new vocations should be prioritized, aided by federal funding, with programs extending beyond current students to include adults. The drive, tied to recovery efforts, aims to reduce crime through constructive activity and new public school partnerships.

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Notorious Coyote Killed by Hounds near San Antonio

A famed outlaw coyote known as Black Wolf, blamed for raiding farmers' chicken coops for three years, was killed in San Antonio after a ten minute battle with a pack of 12 hounds. The event ends the predator’s reign of terror.

Coyote Sin Antonio Tex

Skeet Shoot At Comny Rod And Gun Club Saturday

A well attended skeet shoot at the Comny Rod and Gun Club on Hare Creek road drew a sizable crowd. High scores on the regular course included Meerditile 16 Depew 12 Blass 12 and on the singles Hawkins 17 Shoemaker 15 Green 14.

Comny Rod and Gun Club Hare Creek Road Meerditile Depew Blass Hawkins Shoemaker Green

Convicted Slayer's Wife Testifies in Needham Murders Case

Norma Brighton Millen testified in her own defense denying the state's charge she aided her husband and two confederates in burning the stolen Packart used in the Needham cold lip murders. She said she did not sit in the car or know it was buried until reading about it in newspapers.

UNG Ftes Phdham Mass Shine Norma Brighton Millen Tial Needham Noldlip

San Cura Ointment Promoted for Burns and Scrapes

A vintage advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the premier relief for burns, cuts, bruises, and skin conditions. It promises rapid healing, antiseptic action, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, with a $1.25 jar available through drug stores and a sample offer from Thompson Medical Co.

Thompson Medical Co Titusville

Strawberry festival raises funds for Manuel Episcopal Church

A goodly sum was realized by a local Immunacy Guild at a strawbery festival on Saturday held on the Episcopal Church lawn. About eighty five attendees enjoyed sandwiches strawberry shortcake and coffee. Mrs Perry Golley and Mrs Florence Hallman chaired the committee. Proceeds will benefit Manuel Episcopal Church.

Episcopal Church Perry Golley Florence Hallman Banmanuel Episcopal Church

Legless Mammals Contrast in Mammal Traits

A compact note surveys mammals including whales and other legless forms, noting they are mammals yet have no relation to dogs. It highlights living quietly and abstaining from dog ownership or relevance, with a focus on biological distinctions.

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