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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1930

Page

4

Fraternal Home Insurance Society delays October meeting

The Fraternal Home Insurance Society will not hold its meeting until October 21. Members are urged to attend the Union meeting at Brie on Wednesday evening October 8. Jory Branch No. 5 L B A plans a three dinner Tuesday at 6 80 in St Howard's hall and all members should bring a well filled tureen. Yankee clipper pool contest to keep the kids busy. Lindsley Pharmacy notes Mrs Aslter Cogswell moved from East South Street to 152 North Center Street. Governor John S Fisher annouces Major General George C Richards of Oll City as chairman of the Pennsylvania division of the Porto Rico child feeding committee. Reconstruction work underway on the PRR tracks between Johnsonburg and Ridgway with new double track and two switches to hold 125-car trains. Siding removal and rail reuse planned across five miles of track for Pennsy system. Model cottage cheese promotion included.

Fraternal Home Insurance Society Brie Jory Branch L. B.A St. Howard's Hall Lindsley Aslter Cogswell East Soulh Street North Genler Street John S. Fisher George C. Richards Oll City Pennsylvania Porto Rico Evie Linsley Caldwell Dean’s Pills W. B.C Kelly's Meadville Unis A. Wilcox The Water Board Erie Patsy Lombardo Clearfield County Strick Memorial Hospital Clearfield Lombardo Ty Warren Franklin H Cow Grant Street William J. McGrath Sharon

Pleasantville Drought Sparks Meadow Apples Record Yield

Growers in the Pleasantville district note an unusual drought year yielding 20 bushels of Northern Spy apples from one tree and five bushels of pears from another. Local events include a McCray family meeting and a Franklin curb market with 63 dealers and 260 cars. Several incidents reported: a fall causing a back injury, a car inspection station, lodge meetings, and a burglary involving Mrs. William J. McGrath’s diamond theft. The piece mentions civic notes, a water-board episode with a steam roller, and community notices including a funeral home incident and a mausoleum dedication with a rose drop from an airplane.

Hubbard Will J. Wilcox Pleasantville Diswick H. Bryner McCray Dadies Arthur McCray Franklin R. A. Pringle Weights and Measures and Herman Davis Hartstrorm Spencer Hospital Meadville Davis

Fined for game law violations in Clinton County

A 1950s-era raid by state game officials from Clearfield Centre and Clinton counties led to the arrest of Samuel McGonnigal Clifford McGonnigal Jon Gaines and L Confer on charges of violating game laws. McGonnigal was fined 100 dollars plus costs for illegally killing a deer, others faced fines or costs for illegal deer possession and transportation. Officers Probst of Lock Haven and state police assisted in the operation conducted near Nigger Hill West Eaton Township Clinton County.

Lock Haven McGonnigal Clifford McGonnigal David &. Probst Loni Haven Martin and Herman

M E Ministers Of Erie District To Meet In Kingsley Church

Ministers from across the Erie district of the Methodist Episcopal Church gather at Kingsley Church for a two day fall conference on stewardship and evangelism. The agenda features Rev. A C Locke D D as superintendent, with addresses by Rev. C A Richardson and pastor Robert Stephenson of Chicago. A Brotherhood supper is planned Tuesday with Prof. H E McConnell speaking.

Kaine J. F. Dugan St. Calists Sacred Heart Church Qlarium Hoo Dugan Bom Mark Gannon M.E Erie M. E Kingsley Church Methodist Episcopal Church Moniday Kingsley M A. C. Locke D. D C. ‘A,stichardson Department of Cities Robert Stephenson Chicago Halatead Street Mission C. A. Richardson Silver Creek Kingsley Choir Ill

Fire Prevention Week Urges Protection for Property

Harry Aller, local agent for the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, signals Fire Prevention Week across the nation. A broad ad campaign including a tie up with the Saturday Morning Post aims to press property owners on fire dangers, loss risks, and the need for adequate protection.

Harry Aller Hartford Fireeinsurance Company Me Aller Weel

Trigger Woman's Appeal Will Be Heard This Week

United Press reports that Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague appeal their murder conviction for the shooting death of Highway Corporal Brady Paul. The case, one of several listed before the state supreme court, is expected to be argued late this week. Judge R L Hildebrand denied a new trial. the defendants face possible execution by electric chair in Lawrence County.

United Press Pittsburgh Irene Schroeder W. Glenn Dague Brady Paul Wre State Supreme Court Lawrence County R. "L. Hildebrand

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