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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 25, 1938
Page
7
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Insect Damage Hits Early Crops Across Regions
Reports to the Department of Agriculture warn that insects survived a warm winter and are inflicting heavy damage on early crops. Grasshoppers, Mormon crickets, chinch bugs and bollworms cause major losses, with armyworms, cutworms, and corn earworms also damaging oats, alfalfa, and beans. Winter survival of corn earworms extended to Kansas and Utah, while eastern tent caterpillars defoliate foliage from New Hampshire to South Carolina and west to Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Delta
New Jersey
Virginia
Ohio
Texas
Kansas
Utah
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
Kentucky
State Sugar Crop is Poor This Year in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania reports the state’s sugar crop ranks fourth in production while drought and unseasonable weather hinder yields. From 602000 trees tapped the state produced over 43000 pints of sugar and 95000 gallons of syrup, marking a setback for growers in the region. A separate Boston item notes a child injured by broken thermometer glass after attempting to take a temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Agrietice Tha
Pennsylvania
Surrar
sWiisiaty
Boston
Marjorie Greenberg
Memorial Day Services Set for Union City
Memorial Day program at City Park will honor two Civil War veterans. John Bell of West Spring Creek, born 1847 in Atlanta, enlisted at 16, fought for Confederacy, later joined Union, received honorable discharge in 1865. Jay Smith, 91, of Beaverdam, served with the 83M Pennsylvania Volunteers, wounded thrice, notably at Hatch’s Run in 1865, still bears a bullet in his right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Bell
West Spring Creek
Atlanta
Bell
Jay Smith
Beaverdsm
Union City
Mir. Smith
83M Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Hatch's Run
Mr. Smith
Beaverdam
Reward Boost Sought as Bradford Girl Missing
Bradford Kane May 25 efforts to raise the reward for four year old Marjory West missing since May from White Gravel to 45 000 and 4 shop to spur search. State police and local citizens’ committee in Bradford continue a 16 day investigation aided by nearby troopers as they pursue tips and sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley M. West
White Gravel
Here
Citizens’ Committee
Bradford
Kane
Pennsylvania
Lady
Geardhing
C J Officers Are Re-Elected at Corry Jameson Manufacturing
Officers of the Corry Jameson Manufacturing Corporation were re elected at a directors meeting held at 1D Hillstrom's home yesterday afternoon. J F Hillstrom of Chicago was named president with Ray G Anderson as vice president H H Seppe treasurer D A Gillstrom secretary and general manager. Rev A M Benanuler and RE Larson were elected vice presidents. six of seven directors attended. Mrs E J Gvington of Seattle was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamesown Manufacturing Corporation
Boat of
Hillstrom
J. FR
Chicago
Coll
Boration
Ray G. Anderson
H. H. Seppe
D. A. Gillstrom
Larson
Rev. A. M. Benanuler
Boston
Miss, A
D.R. Hilstrom
D. A. Hillstrom
D. Armone Hillstromt
Anderson
Keppel
Rev. Benander
E. J. Gvington
Seattle
Wash
Air Fleet Demonstration Shown Over Willows
In Willows California seven airplanes took part in a rice growing demonstration. The synchronized flight highlighted aviation prowess and agricultural techniques for rice output.
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Witte
Gil
Huge Balance in Venango Co Relief Fund
Venango County reports a large year end balance in its relief fund for 1937 amounting to $282 643.24, with prior balances and tax collections showing substantial increases over 1936. The annual audit by the county board of auditors notes rising personal property tax payments and compares current figures to state aided relief results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Vengoounty
County Board of Auditors
Isnen
Venango County
Lively Fight for Top Post
Leaders of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America gather for the 150th annual general assembly and predict a lively, contested race for moderator. The winner will preside over seven-day sessions and join the general council for three years at the opening session tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
District fairs dates approved by Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Rates for district fairs announced by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture outline over 70 fairs on the preliminary schedule. Wattboro, Stoneboro, Sugar Grove, Edinboro Conneautville, and Cambridge Springs fairs are set for late summer into September with multiple days. Indoor street fairs include Spartansburg and Cambridge Springs events in early to mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Mit
Office of Information
Pennsylvania
Stoneboro
Stonebore
Sugar Grove
Edinkorpair
Conneautville
Cambridge Springs
Loplus Talks On CCC At Rotary Meeting
Lester R. Lopus, manager of a Western Auto store and former Officers' Reserve Corps captain, spoke to Rotary members at Hotel Corry about the Civilian Conservation Corps. The talk included CCC training benefits and films shown, with two reels titled The Whole Town's Talking. The event followed a dinner for 31 Rotary members and referenced Corry's Bargain Jubilee on May 26-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Opus
Western Auto
Hast Maistrest
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Sotary
Iner
Corry
G.C.C
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Garould Uipion
Saul
Tay
Fendin
Federal Agriculture Department
John &. Bel
C.J
O. R. Hillstrom
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corp
Gremercy
Reich
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Chambray
Venango CO
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Lopus
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Rotary
America
Member
General Reserve System
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Paul Blakeslee
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Thomas Motor Company
Dial
Matthew Potocki
Frankery
Fast Wayne
Jay
Atone
J. R. Walking Co
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. J
Raron Miller
B.D
Goold
Thompson
Clymer
N.Y
George Bensink
R. D
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Donald B. Lloyd
Mrie
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