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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

8

Gospel Team Draws Large Crowds at First Methodist Service

Taylor University Gospel Team continues a series of spirited meetings at the First Methodist Episcopal church drawing huge crowds. The quartet and preacher Peter Pascoe gain praise for their program, and altar calls rise nightly as Rev. Perry F. Haines notes the moving gospel singing and laments the team’s upcoming graduation.

Taylor University Peter Pascoe Las Taylor Gospel

Coyote with Bell, Collar Found Dead Near Pearsall

A wild coyote wearing a collar and bell was killed near Pearsall, Texas, by ranch worker Warren Smith. Smith said the animal appeared old and may have been captured years ago.

Bell

Dynamite blast frightens residents near French Creek home

In French Creek on March 13 a blast from a dynamite charge near the Melinosti home caused alarm. Deputy Ernest Pratt investigated the incident, labeling it a serious offense. The report notes no arrest details and emphasizes local fear in the wake of the incident.

French Creek Mar John Melinosti Ernest Pratt Mina French Creek-Clymer Dist Ethel Groters Jame Miller Sophia Warnshuis Mark Sullivan New York Alice Bult Frances Buxton Gleason Dorothy Connelly Fredonia State Normal School

Missing furniture spoils Democratic rally in Randolph hall

Randoph Massachusetts March 14 Blame for the Democratic rally went awry when attendees found the hall stripped of furniture. The missing chairs and store items frustrated the event. Later Republicans faced suspicion after holding a separate party in the same hall with a fugitive element present.

Democratic Rally Randolph Mass Mar

May Birthday Party at Legters Home Delights Guests

Anna Vander Schaaft hosted a gathering last evening for Carroll McCann turning eight. A birthday cafe was prepared by grandmother Mrs. Charles Legters. Attending were Mrs. May Legters and many Legters relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Legters and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Legters, Mrs. Iu Legters and son Everall, and Maurice Lexters with his parents, alongside Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legters and Mr. Leo McCann and family.

Laura Devinney Fredonia Normal School Gleason Dist Buffalo Evening Frances Buxton Earl Edwards Ross William Niagara Falls Glen Evans Charles Coinera Cutting-Corry Harold Gady Merle Te- Winkie Roy Buesink Merle Duevnle Sud Maynard Willis Cady Laura Cady Sarah Bensink Rayment Walters Brocton Dorothy Beckerink Clymer High School French Creek Albertus Gravink James Jamestown Hickman Gerald Femishee Bert Weldon Carlton Teed Jay More Mildred Simmelink Dist. No Simielisi Quinn Smith Warren Lugas Gleagon Walford More Lottie More Qmtra Chris Gravink Corry Hospital Anna Vander Schaaft Caroll McCann Charles Legters May Legters Howard Legters Harold Legions Iu Legters Everall Clifford Lexters Maurice Leo McCans

Jimmy Walker States Return to Songwriting

United Press reports from London dated March 14 quote former New York mayor James J. Walker saying he has received no letter inviting him to write songs for a roadway show. The article notes Walker’s past as a songwriter and mentions HPT aides and Eilike Dowling, with Dowling claiming Walker intends to write songs for a West Pall reveal.

Jimmy Walker United Press London James J. Walker New York Eilike Dowling York Uist Walker West

New Value Dodge Delivers Big-Car Luxury at Low Cost

In a 1935 Dodge, Dr. Donald L. Davie of Clifton NJ notes true big-car luxury and performance while saving gas and oil. Owners across the country report remarkably low running costs, claiming it costs less to operate than the lowest priced cars. priced from $645 and up, with factory Detroit pricing and flexible time payments through Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Plan.

Donald L. Davieson Clifton N. J. Dénchat Chrysler Motors DODGE Detroit

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Montgomery, Ward Melinosti Conevanco PiListury’s Fairy Sea Edgemont Haddock Z.lee Ables Knowlton C. Christensen Motors North Center Street Corry, Pa Jim Tay Teil Beitr
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