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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1936

Page

2

Red Cross relief drive and community notices

The Degree of Honor plans a 6:20 p m tureen dinner at Masonic Hall with a business meeting to follow. A Red Cross benefit dinner at the V F W home is set for Wednesday night. Kane chapter of the Red Cross will dispatch a truck with food and clothing to flood areas once contributions are collected at the old National tank building depot. A Townville fire touched a home, destroying it. An admission of guilt involved at a county court regarding window stashing by John Borkowski, with sentence deferred. Police warn tow and storage for cars parked in the business district tonight as streets are cleared.

Degree of Honor Protective Association Masonic Hall Red Cross Najonal Tank Anil Kane Res Hove Crawford County Edward Mathany Townville John Borkowsis Hie Avarren George Haehn Ailyer V. J. Philips Pittsburgh Federal Grand Jury Fp, Schoonmaker Bile Erie

Three Guilty Pleas in Federal Case on Tax and Postal Offenses

Three men pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to charges under postal treasury and alcohol tax laws. Prank Phillips forged a $21.47 WIPA chess piece mailed to Harry Streubel and was ordered to pay 30 dollars in costs and placed on one year probation. Walter Wy sed alias John Wycer transported three gallons of untaxed alcohol to an east side beer parlor and was fined 110 dollars plus 300 dollars in costs and placed on one year probation. Blain Beatty of Mehaffey Pa was sentenced to five days in Cleanfield county prison and five years probation for stealing a 12 check from the mails. he had been held for six months awaiting sentence.

Treasury Prank Phillips Harry Streubel W. 18Th Street Walter Wysed John W. Wycer E. 20Th Street East Side Blain Beatty Mehaffey Cleanfield County City of Corry

Wonderful Medicine Thompson Barosma Tablets Praise

Mrs. Ligaie M. Bell of Los Angeles lauds Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic aid for kidney cleansing. Ad claims relief for rheumatic pains backache dizziness and vision spots. Urges immediate use with a money back guarantee and notes a 50 cent price. Pair with Golden Lax Tablets.

Thompson Ligaie M. Bell West 28Th St Los Angeles Cal

Flood watch as Allegheny River holds bank full level near Salamanca

Cold weather kept the Allegheny River near flood stage at Salamanca while Jamestown amateur short wave radio operators stand by to assist the emergency unit if called. In Crawford county isolated groups faced shortages as GCC camp Negro boys at Espyville dug through snow to Hartstown. short rations persisted since Tuesday. American Legion Auxiliary to meet Monday with strong turnout expected. Leona Reed hosted twelve guests for contract bridge with awards to Miss Rut Franz and Mrs. Harold G. Wolfe. Harding PTA held a well attended meeting with funds from a sale and a study period on personality. Thomas home sale postponed to March 27 due to storm. items include antiques. A Perry's Place dance with a new orchestra planned despite snow. Columbus church services canceled due to severe weather though Sunday School slated for 9:59.

Lts Allegheny Ruby McCullough West Congress Street Perry Columbus Wut

OUST WPA STRIKERS AT WISCONSIN CAPITOL

More than 100 WPA strikers and their families evacuated Madison Wisconsin after occupying the state capitol for ten days. The action ended under orders from Governor Philip F. La Follette.

Madison Wis WPA Wisconsin Philip F. la Follette

County Obtains 150000 Dollar Loan in Flood Delays

Hine county borrowed 150000 for four months at less than one per cent interest after Philadelphia biders offered half a percent. Five bids were received with Marine National Bank local bidder at two percent. Note includes $250 legal opinion. funds available for general county expenses next week.

Bris Hiné County Harvey M. Willis Gertler and Co Philadelphia Erie County Willis Marine National Bank General County

More Rain Strains New England Presses in Power Failures

Disrupted editions across several newspapers as storms cause outages with skeleton editions issued. Classified ads issued meanwhile to keep circulation moving as power failures hamper presses.

New England Venturieg Rage One

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