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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1938

Page

2

Local Briefs: Injured Worker, Executives Named, Dam Projects

Campbell youth injures right foot at National Forge & Ordnance plant in Irvine. Leonard Franz of 30 Merion Street discharged from Corry Hospital after a week. Thomas A. Milligan named Titusville Chamber executive secretary, taking duties in April. Tionesta dam waters threaten Destruction near Tionesta Creek. Luelle Deyo Club sets a April 7 tureen dinner meeting. Dances advertised at Al Marty’s with good music and no cover. Lt. James K. Herbert to oversee seven to eight million dollars of Crooked Creek work alongside Tionesta duties. Mrs. Kenneth Bromley returns home from Corry Hospital after two months. Corry Men’s Bible Class invites attendance Sunday at Salvation Army, 3 p.m.

Thomas A. Milligan Pittsburgh Wes Titusville Chamiber of Commerce Kellettville Tionesta Dam Tionesta Creek Luelle Deyo Club No. 6 James K. Herberty Lieut Herbert Titusville Wertnesday Crooked Creek Tionesta B. F. Chadwick Kenneth Bromley Oéen Corry Hospital

Community notices and local updates mix in Kane Brock area

Local brief items cover a charity or church event with Rev W J Thomas speaking May 31, a protest by property owners against Buffalo road widening, a family celebration on West Pleasant Street, a labor union stance in local politics, church classes and Easter party activities, fog disrupts Kane highway traffic, a windshattered eye injury to Karen McKenna, and school tax and bond plans for 1938 39. Also noted are burglaries, new appointments, weddings, and local business notices.

Will J. Wilcox B. H.R Bins United Press W. J.thomas Buffalo Road Bing Westeyville Ram and File American Federation of Labor Labor Non-Partisan League Central Labor Union A. F. of L Harris Corry United Brethren Christchurch Walter Keppel East Bond Street Bess DeLuiy Keppel Gertrude Pitch Bert Johnson Cassius Fish Kane Karen McKenna Charles McKenna Park Avenue Mil

Mexico Takes Over Foreign Oil Industry

Mexico announces nationalization of foreign oil interests with Cardenas accusing foreign oil firms of meddling in policy and supporting revolutions. The government signals readiness to shut down public works or adjust peso exchange rates to gain control.

Mexico Pee Oney State Department Washington Cardenas Fie

Renaissance Roughs Up Warren in 89 34 Victory

Warren edges Renaissance 89 34 as Reno Sivand nails a late field goal and draws a foul to seal the win. Janking leads Renaissance with 16 points in a rough contest marked by tight defense and late scoring.

Renaissance Warren Reno Sivand Secones Penns Jared Renaissance Janking Lg

Brotherhood Meeting in Youngsville Attended by Clergy

Rev. H Ray Hareja and Rev. C Donald spoke at a Youngsville gathering. Visitors from Wayneville attended brief remarks. A short business session followed by a social period and refreshments organized by the executive committee, with BE. Bist as chairman.

H Ray Hareja Rev C. Donald Youngsville Yegageville Gauss

Benefits of Missionary Society Discussed at ME Church Meeting

Mrs. V L Blowmaniss secretary of foreign missions spoke on the benefits of belonging to a missionary society during a meeting of ME church missionary societies at a West Frederick street home. Mrs. Le J Eisenman hosted a devotional, Stephen Bradiks led the session, a brief business period followed. Contributions for Old Tustin to the missionary medical aid in China were requested, with giving at Helen Shoppe or Barnes and Carrig shoe store. The School of Missions at Union City next week was discussed, some members from loose societies planning to attend. Hostess Blanchard Manik served lunch.

Ler's Erie Mansfield Life Bank Josey Gentilman Florence Hotchkiss Mott Street J. J. Clus Mir Ana Wirs Joseph Gentilman Mise Hotchkdss VL. Blowmaniss Foreign Missions Missionary Societies le J. Eisenman West Frederick Street Seader Irs Stephen Bradiks Mycemilal China Helen Barnes and Carrig Shoe School of Missions Union City Ysa

Furnished Apartments with Private Entrance Ad

Classified notice offering furnished apartments with a private entrance at 247 Wessex Street. Call before 7:00 pm for details.

Wessex Street

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