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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
3
A partial OCR read mentions a youth scene and a financial charge. It references a place and a stray number but the text is garbled and unclear on names, dates, or specifics of the incident or location.
A heavy frost greets the morning as Golden Rule club plans a dinner at the Italian American Association. The Rex theatre weekly award remains unclaimed boosting the prize to 100 dollars for next week. Other items note state officials on a Moosehead Lake fishing trip, education budget talks, and local business and civic updates.
In the week ending May 18, Warren County reports 1 575 relief cases with 500 in Warren borough and 155 in Sheffield township. Other divisions range from 3 to 75 cases, with totals across Bear Lake to Sugar Grove and multiple townships, per Area Nine director B L Keenan.
J L Mangold a 48 year old local carpenter was hospitalized with spinal injuries and partial paralysis after a fall of about ten feet at the Gillis residence on Fraley street. He was found wedged behind the building by Mrs J D Crocin and carried to an ambulance after being able to speak.
Corry Woman's Club Forum Department met at Mrs. G. T. Kincaid's home for year end. Mrs. Harold Gilbert led discussion on The Patman Bill and rural school consolidation and other topics. Mrs. Gilbert also reviewed a Jerusalem visit.
Pymatuning Lake in Crawford County will be developed into a major eastern U S recreational area. CCC crews will build roads water and sewage facilities as two camps employ about 400 men. Plans call for three developments along the 10 mile shoreline with beautification by CCC workers. Swimming is slated after July 4 1937.
Dr. James F. Bogardus says rising maple syrup production signals broader economic recovery in Pennsylvania. Early estimates show about 700000 gallons of syrup refined from spring sap, drawn from roughly 10 million gallons of sap from 1.1 million trees. Pennsylvania ranks fourth in syrup and maple sugar output behind Vermont New York and Michigan.
In Payallup Mrs Arthur Tasterly envied Mrs CL A Young of Kelso after Youngs hen produced an egg with two yolks and another full egg. Later Mrs Tasterlys Bradge hen laid a gigantic egg with three yolks prompting further bragging and surprise.
Oil City Pa May 24. Maurice Platt once from Reno is now with the Downie Brothers circus as an elephant trainer. He traveled with the troupe to Oil City and dined with his relatives Mr and Mrs W J McDowell. Platt plans remain in the circus and may become the chief trainer for the elephants.
ERIK May 24 Eight hours after he was injured in an attempt to avoid a head on collision with another automobile Charles Williams Girard chief of police died in St Vincent's Hospital at 3 a m today The accident occurred near Joe Cook's Barberite two miles east of Girard on W Ridge road at 7 p m Thursday Hospital attaches said Williams died of a fractured pelvis broken shoulder and collarbone and possible fractured rib.
Rev. E. A. Todd invites the Major Clyde D. Wilcox Camp United Spanish War Veterans Lieut Archie Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Elmer Carrier Post American Legion and Sons of the American Legion G A R Women's Relief Corps Auxiliaries to a Memorial service Sunday at 7 45 with Rev F E A Hook delivering Living Memorials and special music planned
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