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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
6
Dated notice lists owners holding fifty or more acres of forest or wild land in northwestern Pennsylvania. The state's chief forest official informs landowners of compliance with forest regulations governing conservation and management.
A meeting notice from Commissioner Connalley of the Pennsylvania Department calls hearings on new safety standards for canning establishments. The session, set for May 10 at 10 a.m. in Harrisburg, will address proposals affecting 40 canneries and related facilities, with the agenda detailed in state notices.
May G Rev and men Artora of Columbus visited Simon Qrean last Friday. Florence Mead spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Alt Mon. Ernest Lowe was at Host Lake last Wednesday. Jon Myers was in Corry today. Mrs Brestowe and Nora Bradley visited Glen Taquith’s family on Boars Street. Charles Springatod of Corry called on friends last Sunday. A pink batiste bloomers and pink crepe bloomers advertised for sale at $1.60 and $2.00. Mrs Alta Broad was in Corry Saturday. Roy DeJoan stepped on a nail injuring his foot. Ladies jerseys and bloomers advertised for sale.
The South French Creek Notes chronicle visitors and moves around Corry area. Payne and children visited Charles Pettingill. Moward of Corry is away. As Johnston and family return from Olympia. Amy Brown moves. Charles Pettingill enjoys vacation from Ajax shop. Gates Oatrier on Route 1 made two trips. Arthur Wallace in Corry. Leo Sucknock in Corry. Mary Pettingill ill but staying with Dotter at the moment.
In Columbus public schools preparations for a May 9 Sunday bac calaureate service and a May 1 Wednesday commencement program at local Methodist churches are announced. Alumni and friends are urged to support ongoing school growth and departmental progress while Ruth Woodring reads a paper on the influence of women in positions during Friday chapel.
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