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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1935

Page

8

Behind the News Town Gossip and Local Notes

A collage of gossip and clipped items from town life mentions a wedding, a local salesman, a severe electrical storm, local stores and fixtures, a Montgomery Ward presence in the Carolinas, highway workers awaiting appointments, and various residents and officials. It notes traffic accidents, a police officer’s remarks, shifting car sales, a Kendal station project, and upcoming local weather and transportation updates.

Billy Swan Will Roger Whiteley Ohio Gev Marin Davey Sandy Hh Duchavy Norm Bernard) Bennett Golden Gloves Lottraament Eyle Marquis de Gneensbury Gerry Bert Bill Pwily New Kendal Station North Center East Main Street Charing

Scout Drive at Clymer Lirtus Sugar Camp Busy

QUYMER N Y March 21 iiw Abe Reformed joining Rev G Timmer chosen for topic Preparing Our Hearts Unto the Lord Sunday evening tonic Gods Reserves Miss Doris Howles leader Dunlop Christian Emparor topic What is Gambling and Why Is It Wrong The Senior Christian Endeavor 13 Wow Does God Guide People Today Jay Lead Miss Vera Legters Quarterly Consistory meeting March 26 Laces Aid and Mission society Albbe courch entertain March 27 Warm sugar served Rev L R Phipps Source notes multiple church activities in North Clymer Clymer Center and surrounding communities including meetings tours and social events

Laces ‘Aid and Mission Society Albbe Courch L. R. Phipps Methodist Episcopal Church Epwo Edna Bennink Thursby Ladies Aid Society Clymer Durch Lee Demink Clymer Center Marjorie Evans Clymer High Schoo Louise Davids Visgina Kanier Parl Brooks Mownd Leglorat Frederick Vander Schaaff Ethel Wassink Pulth Macknter Carl Erikson Atbe Reformed Church Gilbert G. Timmer Leki North America Laura Caflisch Mexico Kentucky Blanche Legters D. M. Eddy W. Schriless Delbert King L. T. Cafliseh Timmer Schruers Miss Davids Irene Lictus Geneva Querreveld Corry Claude Lictus North Clymer Clymer HI Frenit Creek Clymer Village Clymer High Schvel Francis Whicker Myt Babcock Secon Mahle Beckerini Sophie Witsowier John Weeks Robert Maher Sherman Lodge Mosuwk Lodge Fmir Clymer Sherman Chb Spilver Myasney Owen- Heth Century Cordis

Seek Higher-Ups in Counterfeit Ring at Erie

Five Erie men under two years sentence were sent to federal prison in Lewisburg while authorities extended the hunt for the ring leaders who flooded Erie with counterfeit ten dollar notes. U S Marshal J H Keenan and deputies led the transfer of Robert Stolinski Philip Zielinski Jack Lubiejewski Leo Szymanski and Walter Punczkow as they faced trial for conspiracy to defeat the counterfeiting laws.

Prue Maroh Erie Ali Lewisburg Irie Federal Reserve Bank U.S J. H. Keenan W. W. Meyers Jol Alies Buffalo Szymanski Allens T Big Red Punczkow

Last Street Car Line in Erie to Be Abandoned

Erie March 28 The death knell of the citys last street car line was sounded when city directors began action to allow bus service in place of the 6th street 26th street trolley line. A formal notice of abandonment was served for a hearing at 9 30 a m April 4 in the county courthouse. Notice signed by Alfred Tk Myers receiver for the railway company and English Quinn Leembuts and Tayntoy.

English Quinn, Leembuts and Tayntoy

Masonic Meeting Highlighted Local Social Notes

A busy week features a Masonic gathering in Panama with Mrs. Lapey of Buffalo visiting sister Miss Callie Glegbon, plus a St Patrick supper at the Hinckley home. Local residents attend church, scout events, and visits to Buffalo and Warren while maple sugar camps expand production and plans for a Boy Scout fundraising drive move forward with mayoral-level support.

Masonic Panama Percy Lapey Buffalo Callie Glegbon Hinckley de Lyle Compton Mark Havercamp Albert Arninis Jamestown J. Hickman A. A. Schermerhorn Bradford Gorin Schermerhorn Elmer Croscutt Warren John Legters Lyle Johnson Toronto Claude Lictus Wred Garvey Busfato Mas EB. Spitzer Clymer M. B. Grlup My. Isn Albert Kearns Kiar ‘Hildom Delbert King Lee Jacobs Jess Meerdink Arthur Howles Luteitle C. Ihe Ergét Tila Legers Harold Legters Maple Springs Boy Scouts Luttford Legters G. E. Spitzex Western Division Alfred Newhouse Iarence Legbirs Merl Newhouse Albert Keams C. Rhobergen Walter J Sehrums Everett Williams Jynota Bear Dan Cornish Union City B. B. Cornish Mir Milton Bergman Sugar Grove Hiner Blanchard Grove City Lott Chapman Lews Planchard Arthur Goggins Rose Tvan Hawkins Lula Hinckley Beth Hawkins Ethel Bond Waskend W. B. Hawkins A. L. Pang W. D. Fullam W. D. Fullom A. J. Pang Ruth Perkins Elsie Hawkins Tank Lita Hinckley U. B Efe Charles Goodrich, Jr Charles Goodrich de, Bradshaw Mitten Machon Thomas Grow Cery Mary Barty Robert Mansfield Rochester N.Y J.C. Manwaring Clevelandl Milton Meabon John Bentley Erie Clyde Menwaring G. Beguine Leaches

Memorial Cross to Rev W D Fullam Dedicated

Memorial Cross dedicated in honor of Rev W D Fullam at United Brethren Church in Bear Lake with new illuminated placard. W M A delegates elected to annual convention. church events include sermons on Verities and an evangelistic program titled As and So. Many local residents listed as visitors, travelers, and attendees across Warren Panama Jamestown and Corry.

Ward W. Fowell Plorty Pittsbursh RWI Corry School Lincoln Market U.S Guy Freeman Piarrett's Weekly Joseph Ziesenheim Associated Gas & Elea ‘Tric Tupan Abbe Panama Init Roy Permina Ap Brokenstow G. Hy Dorothy Ars W. Whiteley Corry Mid-West Ivan Hawkins Robert Orry United Brethren A. L Pong Mary Fullom Jamestown Paul

Four Women Suffer Broken Bones In Harrowing Incident

In Hinborough on March 23 four women were treated at the Ki Hinboro Clinic for broken bones after falls and a vehicle overturn. Mrs Alb bie Parsons fractured bones in her right wrist after a fall at home on Markit Street. Mrs Carmon Ross sustained fully broken ribs in a Sunday incident. Mrs Hughes broke both bones in her left leg in a stairs accident Wednesday. Miss Eugenia Sanford, owner of a beauty salon, injured when her car skidded and overturned near McLane.

Hdinboro Ki Inboro Albbie Parsons Rome Markit Street Carmon Ross Carmen Ross Beinhir State Teacers College Hughes Uwe Proprie Pollocks Bridge Uwe Manne Eugenia Sanford Bruce Lith McLane

Safecrackers Wept While Break Open Highland Laundry Safe

Safecrackers in Holyoke Massachusetts reportedly cried as they forced the Highland Laundry safe. A chisel struck a tear gas device placed to hinder the robbery. Weaver, tied to a home holding, led to a planned institute to meet Monday evening in Jamestown with pastors and lay members invited.

Holyoke Mass Highland Laundry Company

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