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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

8

State Defers Erie Street Improvement

Erie March 11 West Twelfth street will not be paved this year from the city limits at Pittsburgh avenue to Ashby Chapel road. The state park and harbor commission delayed the project, noting West 12th street was taken as a rural road last August and the state will not spend more than $6,000 per mile for surface work. County Engineer William H. Supplerle said paving would require about $40,000 per mile and the project is postponed indefinitely.

Erie Pittsburgh Avenue Ashby Chapel Road State Park and Harbor Commission William H. Superlee West 18 Street West 12Th Street Supplee

Pennsylvania Patrolman Thrown From Motorcycle

Warren March 11 A Pennsylvania motorcycle patrolman M Mais was thrown from his machine and brought to Warren General Hospital at 10 30 last night in an unconscious condition. He remained unconscious about an hour with hospital officials reporting the condition not aerial. A passing motorist found him by the Conewango River bridge between Russell and Akeley and delivered him to the hospital.

V P W Auxiliary Card Party Planned at VFW Home

About 15 members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars attended a meeting at the VFW home. They planned a card party to be held at the clubhouse Thursday evening March 8 with Mrs Katherine Yourng as chairman. A social hour followed the business meeting, and lunch was served by a committee including Mrs Iva Rich Mrs Joby Boland and Mrs A W Rauscher.

Veterina of Foreign Wars V. FW March Bist Katherine Yourng Toltowy Iva Rich Joby Boland A. W. Rauscher

Chicago Cuts Deep in City Payroll

Chicago officials reported a drastic city payroll reduction as 883 county workers were laid off in one day amid a $5.5 million budget cut. The county assessor’s staff faced 80 percent discharge and many workers had been unpaid since November with unclear salary prospects.

United Press Chicago Cook County

How to Relieve Head Noises and Fear Deafness

Advice for those with catarth and hearing loss. Treat head noises by reducing ear pressure and using Parmint remedy. Aims to lessen tube inflammation and correct secretions to restore normal hearing.

Warnkiz Keister's

Continued Cold Wave Grips Sparta Vicinity

Cold weather lingers through the Sparta region with snow disrupting traffic and delaying ice-house work. Memorial service for Mrs. Belle Bradley at Sparta Baptist Church noted large attendance. rose hill cemetery burial followed at Rose Hill.

Spartanseliss Maren Rpark Belle Bradley Spartansburg T. P. Kelley The Baptist Church Lyle Showers Corry Lynn Gordon Clarence Roesch Harbor Hall Corry Hospital P. J. Cooher J. A. Johnston Gil City Rela|ys Princess Pat Club Francis Parrington Ivy Embroidery Club Minnie Myers Jefferson Street Myers Buena Conover la

666 Remedy Claim Ad for Golds

An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve for internal and external use, promising a complete effective treatment for golds and claiming speedy remedies. The text pressures use for internal tablets and external salve as a universal cure.

Happenings in Beaverdam and Vicinity

Beaverdam residents and visitors share a weekend round of calls and meals. Milo Allen Pearl Van Dusen Cambrize Springs visit Taft Williams Walter Proctor and families host gatherings. Charles Bush visits Union City. Ina May Whitney and Gerald Bagley visit North East. Church Ladies Aid plans midweek event.

Beaverdam Milo Allen Pearl van Dusen Cambrize Springs Day Smith Taft Williams Wattsburg Walter Proctor Charlea Hodgy William Hodge Corry Howard Stanley van Tassel Neat Corry Homer Smock Ted Hanby Marshall Roas Frank Harris Proctorville Kdb Robert Mulgin Jay Smith Som Stanley H. N. Harris Harris Cash Smith Betty Paul Smith Clinton Louise Ruth Floyd Tarbell Son Crawford Mrs Reed

Love and scandal unfold in a city romance saga

Lois Corbin confronts rumors of a night with Bruce, while Margaret and Arlene argue over trust and gossip. A letter from Mrs. Hayes apologizes to Lois as Lois anticipates a confrontation with Brice and a potential revelation at home.

Dilla Chiowna Lita Avient Aes Hayes Lois Brice Margaret Winnetka Tuyis Bate Corbin Hayes Apolieiia Marine Enartey Évon Arlene Merysih Brune Laois Arléne Artene Alvins Parrott Sue Tan Sphiat Ariene Margaret Din Bolt Mateencel Rasy Walt Sphey Mavanyet Bruce Wien Herot Britne Ranie Inntrance Artono

Corry Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Blanche Gates of near Corry spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Jay Smith. Several from here attended the U B church at Union City. Jay Smith Robert Mulvin and Miss Zora Applebze were Union City visitors Friday afternoon. There was a large attendance at i.

Blanche Gates Corry Jay Smith Charles Hodge Tesday Carl Proctor Fran Haris Proctorvile Floyd Tarbell Clarence Biative Af Wattsburo Carloons Union City

Local Social Gatherings And Burial Noted In Berverdam Area

The community report notes a pre social event in M. 5. church parlors on Friday night with a good turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Proctor and children of Donation were weekend guests at Charles Hads home. Miss Julia Swan and Miss Mabel Hubbel visited friends in Erie. The two months old infant of a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Jamesown was buried at Beaverdam Cemetery Monday. Mrs. Lewis was formerly Miss Weve Messenger of Berverdam.

M. 5 Lem Proctor Charles Hadgs Julia Swan Mabel Hubbel Erie Charles Lewis Jamesown Beaverdan Cemetery Lewis Weve Messenger Berverdam

Polk State School Improvement Contracts Awarded

The Department of Property and Supplies announces contracts for Polk State School work. A Phelps & Sons of Detroit will build facilities for 24 732 dollars. Electrics by Delmer Elg ire Co for 4 333 dollars. Piping by E P Andrews and Son of Newer Castle for 20 400 dollars.

Eee Department of Property and Supplies Polk State School A. Phelps Sit Sons Detroit Mic Delmer Elgcire Company Eris E.P, Andrews and Son New Cautte

High School Forum Sunday Leads Discussion on Life Purposes

Gerry High School assistant principal M J Blemen will chair the Sunday High School forum with the topic Life Purposes. A special course is on the program following last week's Faith in the Living God discussion. Ralph Fick of Seneca High was elected chairman of upcoming Friday services at the Methodist Church. Girls invited to attend. Apartments for rent, call Mrs L Mexender, 117 1 2 North Center Street.

M. J. Blémen Gerry High School Thal du Suri Bras Ca Ralph Fick Seneca Hi Copie of Corry

British Whi Atla NEY tressed has bee steamer ing 10y tine ma

Fragmented text describes a British air tale involving a steamer and a 10 year span with references to a new in a pase and a da. The readable items mention Cape and savers with unclear dates and names, leaving many words unreadable.

Boutay Cape

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West Twelfth Street V.P. W. Auxiliary Sparta Freda Tauber Mabel Howard Mabel Sonny E. 1 Bryant Torrey Leora Stranahan Sparta Vacations School Clifton Torrey Cecil May Centerville Fern Sayre M. E. Church Margaret Morris Ganes G. A. Buxton M. B. Church West R. B. Wadsworth G. N. Titus Epworth League Federal Reserve System Ladies Aid M. E Union Cily Easie Mullinery Reich Cleo UCAS Joan Lote the Power Segain Huss Margaret Kent Wati Antshi Pratapiy Thellaire Dye Bee Girls POLK High School Forum Der Jorie Nous Thether
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