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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1938

Page

8

Sportsmen of three counties oppose season

Sportsmen from Dauphin York Franklin and Cumberland counties oppose a statewide antlerless deer season. The case before Adams county Judge Henry C Niles contends the Game Commission acted beyond its authority in declaring an open season from November 28 to December 3. The commission cites forage shortages and imbalanced sex ratios as reasons. locals say antlerless deer populations have grown, threatening crops. There will be no antlered deer season this year.

United Press Harrisburg South Mountain Dauphin County York Franklin Cumberland Counties Adams County Henry C. Niles State Game Commmission Commission John H. Pertig Seth Gordon Game Commission Gordon Snd Pennsylvenia

Virgin birth possibility explored by pathologist

Philadelphia November 1 Dr Stanley Reimann of Lankenau Hospital presented to the Philadelphia Pathological Society a study claiming an apparent indication that virgin birth may be possible. He described observing a human eye cell fertilized by a needle and directed toward sperm cells in a cancer experiment, suggesting a path to birth from an unfertilized cell.

Wrmten Philadelphia Landau Stanley Reimann Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia Pathological Society Reimann Villanova

Spartan Phone Staff Expanded and Armistice Day Observed

Spartanburg Meafield area notes major changes in the Meadville Telephone Company office with new hello girls Dorothy Binkleslee Mary Foley Mrs K J McDonnell and Naomi Bimber plus night service and a long serving supervisor Mrs Charles Roth. Armistice Day events include Jay C Huff Post No 689 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary supper and Sparta Grange meetings with a Red Cross branch election of officers and drive plans. Community notices cover a variety of local gatherings illnesses and congratulations in Sparta and Corry communities.

Spartansburg Meadville Telephone Company Hello Buch Dorothy Binkleslee Mary Foley K. J. McDonnell Naomi Bimber Grand Valley Charles Roth Hightrick Jay C. Huff American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Grange Hall Hacch Sparta Grange Range Grandin Drake The American , Red Cross Vrelock Red Cross Willis C. Burlingame Corry Stmday Wes Pinlingame Athlétic Association Firmen’s Hall Generong Pisine Crosby Spartd School Woman's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church Herbert Schucker Fern Sayre Lyle van Tassel van Tassell Sparta Carnation Milk Company van Tassel Princess Pat Nlub Helen Cochran Toy Embroidery Club Minnie Myer Sparta Volunteer Firemen T A. Little Evie George H. Davis Horn Harry Wallace Corry Hospital Minnie Reicherd New Hamburg Fen Bennett Spartanburg J. A. Winans Meadville Court House J. C. Sell Helen Shreve Brie Katherine Hesly North Girard Mr. Perry Alice McCully

School Nurse Leads Corry Christmas Seal Sale Drive

Miss Eva M. Kepler, Corry school nurse, appointed local chair of the annual Christmas Seal sale committee. The drive begins in November with county and city civic groups aiding in promotion and a dinner meeting planned at the McCray Community House to inform representatives about this year’s arrangements.

Eva M. Kepler Erie County Health and Bichy We Kennetary Corry

Rodgers Wins Congress Race by 6834 Votes in County Totals

Republican Lew Rodgers defeats Democrat Nor bert Fitzgerald by 6834 votes. Rodgers tallies 32,457 in Erie county and 14,164 in Crawford county totaling 46,621. Fitzgerald's Erie-Crawford total 39,788. Official results to be released next week. Also notes on Sound Mine meeting with Winter as speaker and discussion of Christmas Seals role. Mention of the first wrist watch presented to Queen Elizabeth in 1872.

Drib W—Reweri Lew” Rodgers Norbert J. Fitzgerald Thiradtay Rodgers Wic Vounty Crawford Courty Fitzgerald Erie County SAAS Asia Crawford County Ac19 Pields Winter Queen Elizabeth Corel of Sainester

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