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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

29 Mar 1930

Page 8

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1930

Page

8

Changes at Clymer Milk Plant and Local Notes

The community reports changes at the Clymer milk plant with the start of manufacturing powdered milk and a planned shipment to Buffalo and New York City. The rural comedy An Old-Fashioned Mother played at the North Clymer Town Hall despite heavy rain, with strong performances by Mrs Bat Read and Deborah Underhill among others. The article notes church events, social gatherings, a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Talauleen, and community updates on residents including hospital work and moves.

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Clymer Town Hall North Clymer Eimday Bat Read Deborah Underhill Amubhey Israel Widder Pindle Milton Nevers Louizy Win Meertlinit Isiahelle Hliwpsoolt Lheyillage Belle Lewig Brown Gloriana Perkhis An Gralfis Gold Glann Meertlini Suleey Pindly Wkidow Margen Reed John Undernill Spi Dotak! Reer Ghadey Underill Dayle Mweeedini Jousa Gaeienhiss Tenpas Wil Tim County Seerley Springield College Tim N.Y Fev Aubert Necker Geavirk Wlaoy Dutin Swejeaia Legtes Ene Hohlen Bell Chom Clarence Wiegen Arthu Wassini Gilbert Tom Arnuld Wiggers Frank Sargeant Ogdemrmittg Ix Supervisay Tova Buffalo York City Nora Wassink Erie Sheisi Tave South Center Street Pylet Alfred Newhouse Clara Les B Tao Byrom King Sen James Kig Beach Haven Crest N. J Mr. King Mr. Kings Gurrie Monr- Lon Elva 1King Crowell Wesleyville James King Gid Perry King West Orange Beach Haven Crest Demnie Berdeha Wigilpers Henry Venerden William. Russink Hus Albert Neckers Erving Legters Miss Myrt Jepuscull James Gravink Ald Sltiery Venerden North Side James Holthouse Elmer Wantshouze Claude Beckerink Fréd Dumuus Henry Gorselman Henry Schruers Five Hundred Club Aaitrs Derry Drake Neal Bradbury George Slavenson Twa Neckers Aylar Avaing Othurs James Crostitt Chris Christensen William Gre~hut Guiult Methodist Church Watchylare Oylat Tentuisen Harrison Beckerink Allan Johnson Aeelass Wilcox Philip Skeps Ethel King Buffalo General Hospital Carl Caflisch E. le Caflisch League of Women Voters Eliza Berger Dunkirk Calitry Voraas Fd. Jones Gandur Carlton Johnson 0. M. Thompson Colin Warley Glenn R. Steadman H. J. Bowen W.dl. Burlingham George H. Davis A.B. C John Farley White House Carlton Jason Virginia Webb Mario Pfeiffer J. Lincoln Hall FB. Carlyn Nainy United States George H. Pavis Phillip Dodkiridge Davis Steadman Yale Buen Cotover Hiram Johns Frank E. Hyde England H. B. Drought Alpaham Lincoln Wrought A. W. Jude Ngland John Marvington Edward Scott Srefart Firwington Scott Green Isle Prank Jones O. Hy ‘Thompson Miinie-Essiman Rexford Twyin Trvitt Irvin Chester County Enison Harriet ‘Wooster
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Rev H F Reagle to Occupy Pulpit in Columbus

Rev H F Reagle of the U B church in Corry will lead services at Community church in Columbus on Sunday March 30 at 8 PM. The Young People's Society meets at 7 30 PM with Virginia Phillips leading. about 45 members held a party at the church last Thursday with circle games and music.

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Columbus H. F. Reagle U. B Corry Young People's Society Virginia Phillips Emory Messenger Harland Blanchard Marjorie Lucille Holden Emma Suchar Grace Moore Corry Presbyterian Church Chas. Swanson Frank Schramling 500 Club Lloyd Reeves Walter Casler Leslie Upperman Corry Hospital 3. Upperman Paul Trisket Columbus High School Amy Ohrn
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Sparta Consolidated school board elects teachers and supervisors

Spartaburg March meeting fills primary and high school vacancies. Mildred Halfast Pauline Still May Fink and H J Rifenberick named in primary and room 4. Home making supervisor Helen Tuttle and agriculture supervisor Jesse Whitney chosen. Marital and social details follow, with local club notes and antiques showcase at the Voraas club meeting.

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Spartansburg Mar Sparta Consolidated School Board Shhool Alslph Elliott Blakeste D. E. Lithgrow Jesse Whitney Agriculture Department Grace Jewell Thompson Hanbot Hall Hrigh Unon C. R. Proyin W. E. Rice Spar'1 Consolidated School Board Crawford County Schools P. D. Blair Cambridge Springs Couneautville Charles Roth Townville Priscilla Senior Arlene Moore Clint“. Smith Warren Floyd Dooher Jamestown Marion Dooher Hom
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Spriplding In England Sparks Moisture Restriction Note

Odd garbled note recalls a 19th century England water rule when watering of renui s ours was prohibited. Ault moisture sprinkles outs and sprinkling activities are mentioned amid unclear phrasing and stray terms.

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England
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Oiling Of State Highways To Begin April 15

Harrisburg March 29 Surface treatment of State Highways, known as oiling, will start April 15. Chief Engineer Samuel Hekels says 5,000,000 gallons of bituminous material are needed. Spring road inspections show frost and moisture damage minor. Completion is set at sixty days, weather permitting, with possible finish in 49 days. Oil will be done in staggered strips with a day between halves. Signs warn motorists when routes are treated, and residents may plan travel accordingly. Charles B. Willett visited Meadville today.

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Harrisburg Samuel Hekels Pennsylvans Department of Highways Hekels le Steis Weckels Vanue
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Unclear fragment hints at regional farm and travel

The readable portion mentions Uni O g on, Ariz, Haws, a farm, and Paso, Texas with references to trains and travel. The text is fragmented and does not provide a complete event or clear names.

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Uni Ogon Ariz Tornigin Paso Tex Reed Tren
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