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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1941

Page

2

Petrified still to join State College museum in place of Diamond Jubilee plan

Old petroleum still found op Salina Venango County one of the first used in oil production will be placed in the State College museum. It could have gone to Titusville for the Diamond Jubilee but plans failed. Drake Well Park Museum was offered but lacked space. Robert Braddish fifty seven of Rouseville was found dead in his bed Friday after last seen Tuesday. An inquest opened yesterday morning and the body found. County Game Warden G W Keppler released 205 ringneck pheasants in swamp land near Tryonville and surrounding areas to find abundant food and habitat. Ripley arraigned William E Lyons forty nine for forgery, second degree, on five checks totaling forty eight dollars. Harold W Strayer twenty of Meadville accused of four forged checks in Portland. Norman E Dilley of Franklin excels at Bilroy State Teachers College, elected president of his class each year, four-year football letterman, president of the B club, president of the M A branch, active in intra mural sports.

Witteh Antion G. W. Keppler Meadvilte Ringneck Tryonville Stever Troy Townships Spartansburg Ripley Murray D. Conrath William E. Lyons Frank Anneman Harold W. Strayer Meadville Portland Norman E. Dilley Franklin Kenlior Bilnboro State Teachers College Phi Sigma Chi

Narvik Hero Brings Arctic City News Talk

Theodore Brack, famed mayor of Narvik, recounts his city’s destruction by German bombs and the mass flight of residents to hills. He will address subscribers at the Men's Club lecture course on Wednesday March 26 at 6 pm in the Temple at 10th and Liberty streets.

Messina Wilcox Grocery Theodore Brach Narvik Arctic Circle Temple 10Th Liberty Streets Broch Pierre van Passsen Dines

Fire Damages Titusville Home Est 2000 Loss

In Titusville on March 29 a fire damaged the Cyrus refence owned by M. J. Sirdeyan and used for three years by Mrs. Edward Murray and her son William. The attic was the likely origin with the roof burned away and upstairs rooms damaged. Mrs. Murray, 72, was not seriously harmed and stayed with her daughter. The loss was estimated at 3,000.

Titusville Mar M. J. Sirdeyan Edward Murray Wilisin Murray Les

Stake claims staked in Long Valley near Winslow Arizona

A series of mining claims were staked in the Long Valley area about 50 miles southwest of Winslow Arizona after reports of a sizable deposit of mankabese Wes. The find comes as prospectors mobilize to survey the site and secure parcels for development.

Long Valley Winslow Ariz Mankabese Wes

Farm Calendar and Local Notes From Dunkirk Council

A farm calendar advises pruning hybrid roses to two buds per shoot to encourage vigor and bushy growth. Broadly houses get cleaned and scrubbed, lye solution used for disinfection. Garden fertilization urged with soil improvement and commercial fertilizer. Sweet peas can be planted outdoors in standard varieties. Despite a bad year Pennsylvania growers report 128 yields of 10 tons or more of tomatoes in 1940. Store equipment cleaned and stored after brooding work. Dunkirk council records noting Councilman Murray’s downtown parking violation resulting in a $2 penalty collected by City Clerk Schmatz.

Pennsylvania Penn State

Mrs Barrow Donates 3000 Toward Nurses' Home

Mrs William E Barrow announced Friday she donated three thousand dollars to Franklin hospital to furnish the third floor of the nurses home aiding the crowded facility. The gift aids hiring and supplies as the hospital expands to meet demand. Barrow has previously shown interest in hospital affairs and this gift is described as most acceptable.

William E. Barrow Franklin Home Franklin Hospital

Aerial Farming Expands Use of Planes in Russia

Russia expands aerial farming and forest protection with plane sowing and crop spraying. Sovbilzer covered 50 acres of rice in Krasnodar last spring and 1225 acres of flax were sown by air in Kalinin province. Central Asia reports wide crop protection from Jocaste pests via aviation. The era’s leading use remains fighting forest fires.

Russia Moscow Krasnodar Kalinin Central Asia

Unclear OCR Brief Leads to Fragmentary News Note

An unreadable OCR fragment mentioning a man and a street scene offers limited readable items. The text appears garbled without identifiable people, places, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a fuller news item.

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