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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1936

Page

5

Child Conservation League Meeting Highlights Event

Mrs Ralph Foster of East Washington Street hastens CC L Club members to her home where twelve members and one visitor gathered. Foster read a paper Our Girls Grew Up as Mr Howard reviewed related articles. A contest withen furnished entertainment won by Mrs Walter Hultberg. Hostess and Mrs Vine ent Anderson served sandwiches and coffee.

Ralph Foster East Washington Street Wis CC. L. Club

City Tax Penalties Will Not Be Reduced

City officials stated penalties would not be lifted to entice delinquent taxpayers. City Council plans to consider methods for collecting back taxes at the regular meeting next Monday evening, though a penalty cut seems unlikely under a new state law. Mr and Mrs Howard Holton of Eric were guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Al Hollo, before returning home that evening.

Waday Mir Howard Holton Eric al Hollo

Local Residents Headed for Trips and Meetings

Personal mentions include Ms P Lee Whittlesey of Detroit staying with the Holdens on West Church Street before returning home. Several locals join bowling and board meetings, visit Erie and Philadelphia, and host guests from Meadville to Warren as Christmas season travel and family visits continue.

P. Lee Whittlesey Datroit Mich C. H. Holden West Church Street C.K. Mabean D. F. Lundquist Walter Shannon Leon Bloss H. L. Sehryver Erie PB. Richardson Philadelphia George Schreiner Georgeann Jack Schreiner Corry Johnsonburg Dallas Smiley New York City Sty Spence Mr. Pleasant Chicago Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Mir Rusben Kugel Charles Erle J.A. Cassidy East Smith Street Kugel Argo Creed Erickson Warren Cassidy Freddie Shuss Vandegrift F. 8 Hepler Rantella Street

V. F. W. Plans Card Tournament

Members of Lt. A. W. Thompson Post No. 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars announced plans for their fourth annual card tournament to be held on April 22. Committees are making efforts to enlarge and improve this year’s event. Location details are not yet finalized and will be announced later.

A. W. Thompson Veterans of Foreign Wars Planis

Roosevelt seeks new St Lawrence river treaty with Canada

President Roosevelt stated the government plans to pursue a new St Lawrence River treaty with Canada after the last agreement failed ratification. He indicated no immediate action would be taken until after presenting the proposal to the current Congress.

Roosevelt St. Lawrence River Canada Congress

Cash relief urged in Penn a continues debate

A legislative committee in Harrisburg prepared a preliminary report on state relief spending. The Johnson report cites 1995 expenditures by the board of $203,875,422 for direct relief and $17,695,898 for administration. Local work relief, special programs and food aid dominate the totals.

Earle Johnson Rift Gardens Medical Cary Philastelphia Lezheny

Weather expert predicts three more snowfalls before spring

Ridgeway dispatch reports Mrs. O. M. Woodley of Grove Avenue, known for forecasts, predicts three additional snowstorms after yesterday's fall. She asserts winter remains active and that temperatures will rise only temporarily before more snow comes, warning residents to prepare.

Ridgway 0. M. Woodley Grove Avenue

Dr P J Sheridan Dies At Home In Oil City

Dr Philip J Sheridan 51 a physician and medical director at Grandview for 18 years died at 6 10 yesterday morning after a two year illness. A veteran of overseas service in World War I he was severely wounded while attached to British forces the injury contributing to a throat condition that caused his death. He was a former representative of the U S Veterans Administration and a well known community resident.

Grandview Philip J. Sheridan Honenyentte U. S. Veterans Administration Sheridan

Five Corryites Roll in Erie Bowling Tourney

Corry bowlers competed in the Erie bowling tournament, aiming for Class A money. Landautet posted 240 182 173, MigLeavy 224 14 127 801, Bloss 149 147 192, while Shannon had 182 155 and 0, and Sehuyvor 147 188 177 for a total of 4457 in Class B. none placed. A stray rental notice and a copy loan association ad follow.

Debs Sunymst Erls Corry Landautet Otho Heaejey Walter Shannon Ato—Hlt MigLeavy Leon Bloss Les Sehuyvor Ipeabachers

Four Billion Dollar WPA Relief Stirs 1936 Campaign

Washington reports the four billion dollar work program becomes a dominant campaign issue as WPA head Harry Hopkins refutes graft charges and politics claims. He vows to probe every specific complaint while a Senate inquiry into Work Relief activity moves forward.

United Press Washington Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress WPA Senate

Golden-Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Promote Quick Piles Relief

An old time advertorial promotes GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS as a safe laxative to ease constipation and piles. It pairs with SAN-CURA OINTMENT to soothe itching, sting, and inflammation, promising fast healing. Advertised as a double attack on piles, available at drug stores.

Market Gossip on Europe Tax Plans and War Risks

Elmer C Walzer notes market focus on the European crisis and a proposed tax on corporate surplus, with initial bullish reaction fading. He discusses potential stock effects if war or Europe panic hits, and cites 1914 as a reference point for trading disruption. He mentions a lottery plan to fix deficits, and spring retail gains led by Dun and Bradstreet data.

Elmer C. Walzer United Press New York Well Street Tex Stock Exchange Europe New York State Dun & Braustreet

Stocks Plunge as Market Dives to New Year Lows

The New York stock market extended its decline in a moderately active session, the Dow industrial average dropping beyond 13 points over two weeks. Heavy selling interspersed with dull periods left many listed issues down, with gains and losses scattered across American Telephone Allied Chemical Eastman Kodak and various others, as prices traded near year lows.

New York American Telephone Allied Chemical Weders! Mising & Smelting Eastman Kudak American Locomotiv American Smelters American T & 7 Anaconia Audatic Refining Rubin Bethigham Steel Bonwlix Aviation Cuctss-Wright Cea Chrysler Continental Eh Ace Ecueebes General Electric General Motors International Nieke Kennecott Montgomery Ward National Dairy

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