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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1935

Page

2

Police shortwave operation thrills city subscribers

The Police Department’s short wave stations attract local listeners as the phone lines and antenna setup draw curiosity about the signal and its range. The Service Star Legion held its 17th annual state convention at Erie with Mrs. Lucy Caldwell of Swisevate named state president, and officers elected including Mrs. Marie Rekert as secretary and Mrs. Clarabelle Collier as gold star chairman. Keister's advertised ice cream price and local club gatherings are noted amid community notices. Sterling milk promotes daily delivery by phone.

Service Star Legion Erie Lucy Cald Swisevate Marie Rekert Urie Clarabelle Collier

Car and crowd mishap garners city notices and trials

A stream of brief items lists injuries from a fall at a carnival in Gil City to a fatality on Lake Erie near Cattaraugus Creek. Other notes report a release from arson charges, CCC camp movements, a recruiter opening in Jamestown, civic posts, and local events across Venango and surrounding counties.

Emil Faranharson Rousevillé Venango County Atia Carnival Gil City Stanley Allegheny River Rimerton Army Steve Matasih Canton Ohio Sharon Alten CCC Endeavor Allegheny National Forest

Dairymen League Meets at Sciota

One hundred twenty five members of the Dairymen's League attended the regular meeting in Sciota Church yesterday evening. Reports from Syracuse annual meeting by Roy Swart and Mrs Ivan Batch opened the program. The program included vocal and piano duets, a short play by the McCrays, and instrumental music. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Ivan Hatch and committee.

Dairymen’s League Thorry Sciota Syracuse N. Y Giveny Roy Swart Ivan Batch Frances Wade Joan McCray Myrna Riggs Lorna Akum McCray Walter McCray Beatrice McCray Ivan Hatch

Recital at M E Church by Bre Shoop pupils

An enthusiastic audience attended the annual spring recital at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The program featured rhythmic exercises and a rhythm orchestra with Mary Billen, Jackie Blatt, Marilyn Green, Carol Briggs, Carl Cox, Phy lig Lindsley, Doris Bergman, Virginia Drake, Winton Drake, Gene Parsons, Bobby Parsons, Davis Parsons, Bobby Stowe, Martha Hultberg, Phyl Draker, Rosemay Dewey and Don Paulson, with Mrs Shoop at the piano. Participants included Rosemay Dewey, Martha McIntyre, Doris Stowe, Marilyn Green, Carl Cox, Virginia Draks, Gene Parsons, Phylis Criker, Don Paulson, Winton Drake, Alta Maude Faulkner, Doris Bergman, Bobby Stowe, Maxine Greeley, Phyllis Lindsley, Coletta Paqikner, Martha Hulberg, and Bernice Taylor.

Cliss Mary Billen Jackie Blatt Marilyn Green Carol Briggs Carl Cox Phylig Lindsley Doris Bergman Virginia Winton Drake Gene Bobby Parsons Davis Bobby Stowe Martha Hultberg Phyl Draker Rosemay Dewey Don Paulson Shoop Piane Martha McIntyre Doris Stowe Virginia Draks Phylis Criker Alta Maude Faulkner Maxine Greeley Phyllis Lindsley Coletta Paqikner Martha Hulberg Bernice

Corry Girl Weds in New York City

Virgin Doolittle of Corry and David P. Roberts of Pittsburgh wed at The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. Miss Macy Drew and Merrill Doolittle attended the couple on a northeastern tour after the ceremony. Miss Doolittle, a Corry High School graduate, has taught in Mars schools.

New York City Macy Agnes Drew Merrill W. Doolittle Bridgeport

Births and accident notes in brief from Logansport

A birth is reported to Mr and Mrs George Lautz of Buffalo N Y a son Richard Eugene born Friday June 28. Mrs Lautz was formerly Miss Margaret Ainney of the city. A freight train incident leaves Everett Byers 21 of Clarion with a crushed left leg at Logansport Indiana Thursday with loss of blood raising doubt about recovery.

O11 City Hospital Alfred Highee Hassen Heights Ernest Brockman Corry Hospital East Main Street Stanford Hose Richard Eugene George Laitz Bufalo N.Y Lautz Mias Margaret Ainney Everett Byers Clarion Logansport Ind

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