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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1936

Page

5

Lack of Equipment Retards Snow Removal

In Oree on March 21, WPA volunteers faced impassable streets as their own gear was buried in county snow. George Leah reported at the city garage that only a limited supply of shovels existed and many workers returned home. The Titusville area raised $1,172.50 for the Red Cross appeal, beating the $600 goal.

Oree Mar WPA George Leah Titusville Vicinity Red Cross

Personal notices and travels of local residents

Glenn and Spencer left for Meadville this morning after a visit at the West Wayne street home. Mrs J J Desmond went to Oakville Ontario to visit her son and family. Mrs 8 H Skinner Jr visits Cambridge Springs this afternoon with relatives. Mrs CB Rafter returned from Los Angeles with daughter Mrs M J Alfred and family. R A Olt visited Salamanca for business. Mr and Mrs Jay Avery from Sharpsville arrived for funeral services for Shirley Anne McElroy. Chris Christensen and Richard Powers returned from Erie. Miss Harriett Colegrove came from Wells College to spend vacation with Miss Penn Raymond and Mrs A D Colegrove. Mr and Mrs H K Powell and son Harold plan to travel to Hoogeraville to visit relatives. Powell will deliver supplies to Johnstown flood victims. Miss Beatrice Brown of this city, a Tryonville teacher, returned home for weekend with family. Deputy U S Marshal John Dempsey left for New York on business. later to Philadelphia due to flood. Mr and Mrs C A McLean and son of Boston, formerly local residents, are visiting relatives. Mrs Edward Feldt, recently at St Vincent's Erie hospital, returned home and is improving. Mrs L Thompson and grandsons, visiting with Mrs Bya Rich, arrived back in Harrison Valley after leaving Tuesday and local friends awaited their safe return.

Glenn Spencer Meadville West Wayne Street J. J. Desmond Oakville Ont Lawrence K. Desmond H. Skinner, Jr Cambridge Springs J. W. Miller Mra CB. Rafter Los Angeles Calif M. J. Alfred R.A. Olt Salmanca Jay Avery Sharon Shirley Anne McElroy Chris Christensen Richard Powers Erie Harriett Colegrove Wells College Allord N. Y Penn Raymond A.D. Colegrove H. K. Powell Eon Harold Hoog Eraville Powell Johnstown Beatrice Brown Tryonville U.S John Dempsey New York City

Beauty Shop Owners Convention Delegates Headed to New York

Mrs Irene Mahle and Mr and Mrs Walter Lawyer with their son travel to New York City to attend the International Beauty Shop Owners Convention at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Mrs Mahle acts as an accredited delegate and plans to report beauty trends to Corry on her return after the convention.

Irene Mahle Walter Lawyer New York City Marie Pennsylvania Lawyer Atlantic City Dms Mahle Beauty Shop Owners Women of Corry New York

Ten Dollar Per Acre Soil Conservation Benefit

The article outlines federal soil conservation payments of ten dollars per acre and a ten-dollar building payment up to two dollars per acre. Farmers may claim payments on 15 percent of bare acreage planted in soil-depleting crops. a base acreage is set per farm. Regional divisions include Northeast Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

AAA Acts County Pennsylvania Jersey New York Connecticut Masachusetts Maine Wermont New Hampshire Rhode Island

Funeral services for Mrs Marion Walt

Requiem mass for Mrs Marion Duffy Walt widow of Harry Walt of Buffalo was held at St Elizabeth's Church at 9 o clock this morning. Rev Carl L Heidt officiated with church choir assistance. Temporary burial occurred in Pine Grove mausoleum pending interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. pallbearers named Spiman Garrity Spiesman Keefe Goring Weber. Among those attending were Harry Walt and four sons John Robert William Joseph Mr and Mrs W Henry Curty Buffalo Mr and Mrs Joseph Tarr and Miss Margaret Duffy of Brie.

Marion Duffy Wai Harry Walt Bufalo St. Elizabeth's Church Carl L. Heidt Pine Grove St. Elizabeth's Paul Spiman Themis Garrity William Spiesman Frank Keefe Arthur Goring Clifton Weber John Robert Willam Joseph W. Henry Curty Buffalo Joseph ‘Tarr Margaret Duffy Brie

College Women's Club plans March meeting at Hillstrom home

The March meeting of the College Women's Club will be held Monday evening March 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom on Hast Congress street. An opera will be performed with Mrs Hillstrom assisted by Percy Clark Union City Mrs Howard E Hawkins Miss Ina Austin and Miss Signa Anderson as accompanists. Attendance is important as this is one of the year’s most interesting gatherings.

College Women's Clubr D. A. Hillstrom Hast Congress Street Hillstrom Percy Clark Union City Mra Ward E. Hawkins Ina Austin Signa Anderson

Girl Scouts Aid In Relief Work In Redding

Troop No. 24 Girl scouts join the American Red Cross in collecting clothing and supplies for flood victims. Donors may contact scouts or call 1B. Contributions may be left at Bratken-Keating funeral home or the VFW bingo room, or at St. Paul’s Lutheran church Sunday morning for transport to headquarter.

American Red Cross Chapter Redding Bratken-Keating St. Paul's Lutheran Church Git South

Death claims Mrs Ella Peterson

Mrs Bila Peterson a housekeeper for Benjamin Watson of 112 Second Avenue died after hospital admission about 9 25 yesterday afternoon. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Henry Hull and Mrs Theodore Danczykea of Corry one sister in Conneaut and a brother in Union City. The body was removed to Davison Funeral Home for burial in Pine Grove Cemetery early next week.

Bila Peterson Benjamin Watson Secon Avenue Hor Hospital O'Clorc Henry Hull Theodore Danczykea Corry Conneaut Union City Davison Pine Grovs Cemetery

Lilliard Crafts Intricate Carved Billiard Balls

Shields has started a new indoor sport of carving billiard balls, a task requiring patience and weeks of work to fashion a single perfect ball. The craft demonstrates meticulous skill and dedication.

Lilliard Muscatine Shields

Crossword puzzle from a historic newspaper page puzzle note

A fragmented OCR puzzle note describes a daily cross word puzzle with scattered clues and partial entries. It mentions names, places, and scattered terms like 19 sie 1h-Revenun and various odd letter strings, indicating a cryptic puzzle set from a newspaper page with numerous unreadable fragments and jumbled words.

Market Gossips on Wall Street March News Rally

United Press reports improved view of the foreign situation boosts stocks for a week with gains in bonds and U S issues. Floods hurt railroad profits while steel and auto production rise. French devaluation fears and gold bloc shifts weigh on markets as retail trade gains and major corporations report optimistic outlooks.

United Press New York Voreign Bonda U.S Bonda Baltimore Ohio Boston France Pittsburgh Hants Good Corporation International Nickel International Harvestry United States Steel Corporation

Stocks Drop As Buying Power Slips In Turbulent Market

New York stocks fell amid weak demand with mixed gains in building and power equipment shares including farm equipment. Analysts cited German and French economic uncertainty as a drag, while some industry groups anticipated replacement demand in road zones. Notable closings included American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Studebaker, and United Steel, with a broad dull market otherwise.

New York Mar T&t Atlantic Refining Amdaem Eolilebert Stee Bonde Brox Lone Star Gar Oe

French Editor Jailed for Radical Article

Paris reports that Mauras, editor of the Royalist Action Francaise, was sentenced to four months imprisonment after a court ruled his articles incited to murder. He plans to appeal amid tensions after the Royalist attack on Leon Blum.

Paris Iir Coanes Aur Action Francaise Maurhas Leon Blum Sociatict A

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