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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1938
Page
7
Pitts burying last sands marks year’s end for car
Pitts marks the end of the year with a final sand run by the car club as spectators note the last display of the season. Officials record the dates, standings, and the notable performances by local drivers and sponsors.
Beaverdam notices list local meetings and officers
May 17 Beaverdam items show Home Economics group meeting May 20 at two, United Brethren Missionary Society banquet May 25 with refreshments by Bagley and Hicks, supper 26 cents. Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery Association annual meeting elected officers Hodge president Cummings VP Lyons treasurer Bagley secretary, directors Bagley, Hodge, Lyons, Cummings, Parkhurst and others. Several social visits and errands cited among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Walter Proctor
United Brethren In Christ Foreign Missionary ‘Sociely
James Crowell
Leon Proctor
Lynn Sill
Oral Tampking
Gerald Bagley
Fred Doolittle
Wattsburg
Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery
Assouaion
Charles Hodge
W. H. Cummings
EH. A. Lyons
A. Lyons
Sexton
J. A
Beninett of
Corry
Carl Protter
Homer Andrews
Bruce Hetter
Washington, D. C
Proctor
Hevker
R.E.A
Leo Jones
Virgil Tarbell
Eric
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
The record lists numerous visits and hosting events across Wa terford Corry Union City and Wattsburg. Names include Taft Williams Catherine Roach Hazel Marsly Homer Andrews Phyllis Aletha Proctor Mates Bisbee Cummings Marsh Gray Proctor Jones Donation Hill and Akam. Several families shared Sunday dinners and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Williams
Waterford
Catherine Roach
Corry
Hazel Marsly
H. D. Whitney
Paul Smith
Pratterville
Guq
Homer Andrews
Phyllis
Aletha
Chautauqua
Carl Proctor
Neil
Roy Bisbee
W. J. Cummings
Fisyd Marsh
Betty Maynard
Amd
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Charles Law
Union City
Jay Senith
Ors
Leo Jones
Chi ‘En
Walter Jones
James Proctor
Donation Hill
Theoddre ‘Gray
Jones and Kennedy Forces Clash at Erie
May 18 report of a primary election clash between Kennedy and Marie Jones factions near Parade Street and 9th. A Kennedy track broadcast claimed Roosevelt urged voting for Tom Kennedy, angering Harle Jones supporters. Guy Freeman, ex WPA Writers Project head, broadcasting in the melee was ordered to desist and the confrontation ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
fFirst
Kennedy
Marie-Jones
Parade Street
9Th
Roosevelt
Tom ‘Kennedy
Harle-Jones
Ute
Jones
Guy Freeman
WPA Writers Project
Ry Jones
Divorce Granted After 50000 Refused for Household Needs
In Boston probate court Mrs. Germaine Sawlers testified that her husband had access to 50000 but would allow only one dollar a day for household expenses and refused a china set. She was granted divorces and awarded forty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Germaine L. Sawlers
Rer Iushatd
Three Women Overcome by Gas in Lawrence Park Home
On May 18 in Lawrence Park three women were overcome by gas from a faulty pipe near a hot water heater at 1st Newton Avenue. Mrs. Clayton Tanner, 32, was transported to Hamot Hospital in serious condition. her mother Mrs. Mary Tanner and Mrs. Waller Bloom were under care at their homes. Reverend J V Krall, who entered the gas-filled house to shut it off, was only slightly affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Bloom
Newton Ave
Tanner
Wesleyville School tax rate unchanged in budget vote
Wesleyville school board approved a 1938-39 budget of 74 248 dollars and kept the tax rate at 27 mills. Harold Moore noted the board’s action at Wesleyville High School as the three budget divisions and their amounts were outlined: instruction 539 287, operation 6 968, and debt service 22 117. Postman mileage battle notes long carrier career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyville School Board
Harold Moore
Tunny
Yimeeling
Wesleyville High Schoo
Boy Arrested for Molestation in Franklin
In Franklin on May 18 a reported spree of assaults led to the arrest of an 18 year old boy, Paul Fox of Halydyyn Road, held on charges of assault and battery with intent to commit a moral offense. Police say three local women were molested within weeks, the latest early Monday on city steps from Spring Street to Grove Avenue. The suspect allegedly admitted to the acts and awaits arraignment before a local alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Paul Fox
Halydyy Ryn Road
Spring Street
Grove Avenue
Winday
Pst
Rodgers Fitzgerald Win for Congress in County Returns
In county returns Rodgers and Fitzgerald win congressional seats amid staggered totals. James trailed, while Harris led Lewis in lieutenant governor counts. Early results show Earle strong countywide support, with Mundy and Logue leading their races. The slate list includes Wagner and Gorski incumbents, Wagner and Keuhl contesting state committees, and scattered gains across assembly contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Harris
Samuel L. Lewis
Benjamin Jones
Tyrone
Pinchot
Phillip H. Dewey
Mundy
Haluska
Smith
Logue
Dewitt
Joseph Wagner
Adem Gorski
Erie
John
Young
James R. Berry
Walter Scott
Clarence Wagner
Mary Keunl
Democratic State Committee
Wagner
Joseph Gusky
Keuhl
Bonds Bid Advertising for Corry City Proceedings
Classified notice details multiple bond issues with various dates and numbers, announcing bid procedures. It directs bidders to send certified checks payable to the Treasurer of The City of Corry and notes ordinance authorization by the City Council and Mayor, with bids opening June 6, 1993 and line items including Bond Nos and dates. The document cites Erie County Pennsylvania and lists city officials Porter and Hepler with roles as city clerk and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Corry
City of
Corry
Erie Cassnty
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
City of Covery
Cory
United States
Porter
City
Bohde
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