First Ward Gardeners Lament Dog Nuisance
A First Ward gardener pleads for police action to end stray dog nuisance after damage to a promising plot. Other readers report similar losses and call for measures to protect property and crops.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
6
A First Ward gardener pleads for police action to end stray dog nuisance after damage to a promising plot. Other readers report similar losses and call for measures to protect property and crops.
May 7 report from Columbus notes rural schools closing for summer including Sample Flats with Mrs Kellogg Spencer and Bear Lake with Miss Arlene Bates. A play for the Senior class, Home Ties, is set for May 15–16 at the Community Church. Clean-up Day is May 9 at 9 a.m.. I O O F box social moved to May 29. Sarah Doud Hall’s serious illness update. Miss Gregory conducts Evangelistic services, with Rev. Gibson and Miss Cowles leading singing.
Announcement of Pine Grove Cemetery Association annual meeting to be held next Monday evening May 11 at TL Alexander’s office. Directors to be elected and reports on the association’s condition will be presented. All stockholders and lot owners are urged to attend.
Mrs Olive Fuller of 218 East Smith Street died at 9 p m after an eight week illness She would have turned 84 on May 18 She leaves three daughters Mrs M A Caster Erie Mrs John Alexander Kansas City Missouri and Miss Myrtle Fuller of Gerry a son, Charles Fuller, has died, a brother A Willard Johnson Manter Kansas, and four grandchildren Funeral services are set for Saturday May 9 1931 at 2 30 p m from the residence with attendance invited Mrs Fuller belonged to the First Methodist Episcopal Church and was described as sunny and Christian in character.
The Bilicott Town Board adopted a resolution for separate May 20 elections in three districts to decide on annexation to Jamestown. The board states no responsibility for legality of the annexation bill signed by Governor Roosevelt. Supervisor Menzo W. Neate presided.
Painful piles are treated with Dr J S Leonhardt’s Hemroid internal tablets that stop itching bleeding and protrusion. It claims quick relief even in stubborn cases by healing and reducing blood congestion in the lower bowel. Keister’s Drug Store offers Hemroid tablets with a money back guarantee.
Hollywood May 7 United Press reports little change in Clara Bow condition at Glendale Sanitarium where she is treated for a nervous breakdown. She is on liquid food with twice daily massages to quiet nerves. No visitors or press allowed in her room. Paramount officials denied reports of prior violence or a physical injury from that incident.
The text defines a means series as a time interval during which a course of regularly recurring events is completed. It notes the world designates this interval and it does not imply a specific length for me.
Laura Ingalls, the American girl flier who has set several records, denied plans to start May 15 from Basten Island. She said the attempt will not be before August and that she has no financial backing or Lockheed monoplane purchase for a flight resembling Ruth Nichols proposal from Newfoundland to Paris.
In Asheville Pennsylvania Mrs Martha Roma 21 mother of three was shot to death in her parents home by her estranged husband Joseph Roma 41. Roma fled in an automobile and is being sought in the mountains according to police.
Detectives OReilly and Timiney were to travel to Lansing with requisition papers to secure Fred Burke, a Marquette prison inmate, for the alleged murder of two Toledo policemen. Burke, already serving a life term for killing a Michigan state trooper, faced potential release to Ohio authorities if acquitted, with return to Michigan guaranteed.
The University of Pennsylvania under Dr. L. Witmer founded the countries first psychological clinic in 1890. For years it led the field and served as a model for child mental hygiene clinics nationwide.
Firefighters from the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters raced to Watson Township in the Sill Rum District and to Bunker Hill northwest of Warren to combat two large wildfires. Officials urged local skaket men and residents to cooperate to prevent further conflagrations.
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