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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1935

Page

2

Death of Mrs. Mary Frugee in Corry

Mrs. Mary Frugee wife of vit Frugée of 283 West street died at Corry hospital last night at 10 40 pm after admission Sunday. Born Tryonville Pa January 20 1875 she had lived here many years. Survived by husband one son Frank Chase Cory eight grandchildren two sisters Myrtle Brock Toledo and Carr e fsnt worthy and three brothers Fred Richard Goodwill Cory Centerville Pa. Body to Bracken Keating Funeral home services Friday 2 30 pm Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call funeral home anytime.

Mary Frugee Frugée West Street Corry Hospital Tryonville Frugee Frank Chase Cory Myrtle Brock Toledo Carre Fsntworthy Fred Richard Goodwill Clymer N. X George Goodwill Centerville Bracken-Keating Funeral Home Pine Grove Ceretory

Regular Meeting of Historical Circle at Library

The Historical Circle met Tuesday afternoon in the Library with eleven members and one guest Mrs. Satan Crossan from Sxpipa Oklahoma. Minutes were approved. Psalms were sung for roll call. Mrs. Foster led a Bible program with talks on Faith Hope Charity Daniel and Why we need the Bible. Members gave three minute talks on What the Bible means to me. The club adjourned to meet in one week.

Satan Crossan Sxpipa Oklahoma Foster Faith Wil- Joos Hope Crowell Dean Daniel McGray

Elk’s notice for Corry Lodge 769 meeting

A special meeting of Corry Lodge No. 769 is scheduled for Thursday November 1 at 8 p m to initiate a Past Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph T Banning class of candidates. All members are requested to attend.

Local raid leads to two men charged with liquor offenses

Lois Luistick of Saybrook and John Smith of Tiona were arraigned before a justice on charges of manufacturing possessing and selling intoxicating liquor without a license. Bail set at 1000 dollars each, hearings scheduled for Thursday after a Saturday raid by Sheriff Huff and deputies.

Will J. Wilcox Lois Luistick Saybrook John Smith Tiona Justice of the Peace T. Richard Evans Warren W Howard Huff Emmanuel Guild James Darling Arts and Crafts Ray Wolford

Lost dogs on Spring Creek road and 35 West Irving street

Lost female Redbone hound with red coat and white breast on Spring Creek road. License 10789, notify J. W. Ober, 1223 White Street. reward offered. Also lost white and black fox terrier, license 2109. finder please notify 35 West Irving Street.

Spring Creek Road J. W. Ober White Street West Irving Street

Protest Use Of German Steel In PWA Contracts

The Amalgamated Association asks President Roosevelt to block German fabricators from PWA steel contracts. Signed by Michael F. Tighe and the executive board, the appeal warns against damage to American industry from cheap German steel. It cites prior protests by the American Iron and Steel Institute and William Green over German sheet steel piling for New York’s Tri-borough bridge.

United Press Pittsburgh Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Roosevelt Steel Union Michael F. Tighe American Iron and Steel Institute William Green American Federation of Labor Tri-borough Bridge New York

Attack Communism at District Legion Meet

American Legion posts from Districts 28 and 29 held discussions in Meadville last evening attacking communism and urging continuation of grants to disabled World War veterans. State Legion officers led by John McDade of Scranton gave addresses as nearly 200 legionnaires from five counties attended.

Distict Legion American Legion Meadville Legion John McDade Scranton

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