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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1933

Page

6

Measles Mumps and Licenses Surface in Local Notices

Health officials report Joseph and Alfred Brill quarantined with measles at 671 East South Street and Dorothy Bjorkquist under mumps at 621 South Center Street. Paul Darnofail listed at 196 Second Avenue with labor problems. 1933 auto license stickers proposed. bill introduced by Rep Charl S Lord. County volunteers, American Legion social, and wood chopping event featuring Peter McLaren announced. Corry items include Corinne Dean’s dinner visit and a Community Concert recital. Roosevelt cabinet tallies set for National Radio Forum starting April 3.

Jloseph Alfred Brill East South Street Dorothy Bjorkquist South Center Street Paul Darnofail Second Avenue

Organ Recital Delights Woman's Club Members

Seventy five members and guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Hillstrom East Congress street for an organ and piano program arranged by Miss Signa Anderson. The event featured works by Schumann Mozart Dvorak Mendelssohn Handel and Shelley with vocal numbers and an interpretive prelude. Coffee and cakes followed as the club praised the Hillstroms for hosting this outstanding 1932 89 style musicale.

Woman's Club Hilletrom East Congress Street Signa Anderson Schumann, Mort Dvorak Mendelssohn Handel Shelley FS. Austin Therr Lik Hillstom Schumann Miss Anderson Mozart Carlish Anderson Miss Meskener Tri-Y Boys Perry Haines Armour Hillstromt Rovart Sears Horace Brynolfson Seppel Tiffany Miss Anderson Nene Menselssonn Mrs. Dewey Missy Messenger Gethsemane Senses Calling Hillstrom Handelsbj Hawkins lGorgonia Niiieseesewaes Malie Hillstrom Neyin Knapp Tlasia Hallstrom

Mary Brown of Bear Lake Dies After Illness

Mrs. Mary Brown widow of Charles Brown of Bear Lake Pennsylvania dies at home of her son Willis E. Brown 26 West Bond Street aged eighty eight. She survived by five sons Carl P Brown H Brown Jamestown Roy Brown Willis Brown a sister Mrs Pochen Garis. Funeral at United Brethren Church Bear Creek tomorrow at two with Rev W D Pullom. interment Bear Lake cemetery.

Albe Mary €. Brown Charles Solomon Witite H. Brown Salamanca Carl PF. Brown Jamestown Royal Brown Ese Winest Brown Cenferville Willis BE. Brown Wilvim Kiso Mie Pochen& Garis Vinkeal Hkl Isidy Afler Agan Ailock United Breviren Church Bear Caer W. D. Pullom Bear Like

Warren Borough Slashes Levy Two Mills In Budget Debate

Warren council cut about 24 060 from the borough budget and reduced the tax rate by two mills. The unanimous vote followed little discussion with attendees including the borough solicitor and council members. Reductions hit Streets and other departments while the anti noise ordinance was reconsidered and then approved on three readings.

al Fischer W. C. @easley A.johnson W. E. Lita Feed Mccoy Eugene McNally H. M. Miller G. J Reese Raymond W. Steber Onother Wilopeiot Mieudget Steber Wates

Seedling Applications pour in for state spring planting drive

Harrisburg records show 1425 private and landowner applications for 5.6 million trees to be planted on idle state land this spring. The Department of Forests and Waters expects 6–7 million trees overall, with 800 acres to be planted in State Forests and conifers dominating orders at about two dollars per thousand.

Department of Forests and Waters Harrisburg Charles R. Meek Bureau of Forest Extension Lie Commonwealth Wilich Meek Stoke Barly

Falconer Man Dies From Pistol Wounds in Street Shooting

Angelo Ferrara aged four years died at 1:25 AM at WCIA hospital from bullets fired by Charles Di Primo after an argument on Allen and English streets. Di Primo confessed to police admitting the shooting in a drunken rage following remarks directed at Ferrara.

Tamestown Angelo Ferrara Wes Main Falconer WCIA Allen English Streets Ferrara Allen Street Charles di Primo DiPrimo Carmel Vizrini Thhey Prolp Alice Elmira State

Youths badly hurt in crash at Jamestown

Jamestown March 22 Glenn White 22 West Hickory Pa in critical condition at Jamestown General Hospital after his automobile collided with a trolley car on South Main Street. Two passengers also injured as Miss Carrie Ormsbee suffered a gash. Carl Karnes faces facial lacerations. Police say White tried to squeeze between the trolley and a parked auto.

Glenn White West Hickory Jamestown Jamestown General Hospital White South Main Street Carl Kames Jamestown Genari Hospital Carrie Ormabee Brodhead Avenure Marlon Anderson Karnes Miss Ormsbee

Senior High Musical Groups Present Evening Concert

Senior High school hosts an eight o clock concert directed by Miss Wilma Young and Gary Bennet. A varied program includes orchestral pieces Prince Charming and Norwegian Dance, plus performances by the Girls Glee Club, Phalans quartet, brass quartet, girls sextette, Bennett brothers, and others. Proceeds fund transportation for district music contests.

Wilma Young Girls’ Glee Club Girls* Sextette Gary Bennet Solisa Grieg Girls Glee Club Phalans Quartet Orchestra Brass Girls Bennett Brothers The Joys Hrle

Panama Holds Village Election Amid Citizens Party Victory

On March 22 Panama held a village election with two candidates named in a tight contest. Fred Croscut of the Citizens Party defeated incumbent George Davis by 93 to 87 for mayor. Trustees and officers were elected with several write-in votes noted for candidates including A J Hemin and Clarence Schiller. Roy Price won treasurer and Ruth Skinner received 82 votes.

Fred Croscut George Davis Panama Cancun Citizen's Party Fred Croscuttizens Leon E Button Harmony A. J. Hemin Citizens Garfield Weise Lee Wilson Clarence Schiller Gunfield Weise Roy Price Lenna Skinner

No Examinations for Postmasters in Venango County

Washington March 22 In a shift affecting Venango County nine cities would see postmaster appointments based on political preference rather than civil service tests. Postmaster General Farrey reportedly drafted a plan to remove eligibility exams for most offices, leaving selection to the senator or representative in charge. The change would precede the formal election as a formality.

Washington Venango County Parley Farrey Agif

Creomulsion Promises Fast Cough Relief With No Narcotics

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful safe remedy to tackle coughs and colds. It claims seven proven ingredients, rapid relief, and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist, urging readers to ask their druggist.

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