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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1935

Page

5

Warren Bakers Do Not Raise Bread Prices Despite Talks

Warren, Oct. 5. K. J. Biers and Nels Anderson of Warren Baking Co attended bake tests in Jamestown with Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania. While most expected a bread price rise, Warren’s men announced no retail price increase for several months, unless extraordinary circumstances arise, sticking to ten cent as unit of value.

Warren

Washington School Study Circle Opens New Year

The first meeting of the year of the Washington School Study Circle was held at 269 Marion Street, hosted by Mr and Mrs Cleo Haight. Leader Mrs Milton Robbins led the session with a National Parent and Teachers Magazine lesson, followed by a discussion and contests. Awards went to Miss Anne Baresi and Mrs W Flick, and a pineapple delight lunch with coffee was served by the Haight committee to eight members.

Washington School Study ‘Circle Cleo Haight Marion, Street Milton Robbins Parent and Teachers Magazine Anne Baresi W. Flick Haight Salley Austin Dempsey

Gil Scouts Convention Set for Cincinnati 1936

The 1936 national convention of the Gil Scouts of America will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio. The city was selected at the closing session of the 1925 meeting. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the former president, was invested into the presidency of the organization.

Girl Scouts Meeting San Francisco Gil Scouts of America Sincinnati Ohio Herbert Hoover

Social Roundup of Visits and Travel in Corry

Local scenes highlight a weekend of visits with Mrs J L Hughes of Buffalo meeting sister Miss Clan Cullen and relatives, Miss Lena Thurston guests in Warren, Raymond Barnes back from Cincinnati on Raymond Manufacturing business, and many others from Buffalo Bradford Spokane Albany and Jamestown visiting relatives, attending funerals, and returning home.

J. L. Hughes Buffalo Corry Clan Cullen Hughes Lena Thurston Warren Raymond Barnes Cincinnati Raymond Manufacturing Company Cora Young Cvery Frances Sample Bradford Edward Berry Milton Zalzneck Minnie B. Carr Milton D. Stone Spokane Wash Mis Katherine Stone Hast Smith Street Spartansburg Roy Tield Hethowe Albion Pain W. C. Cox Cil Dren Motor Lo Mabel Berry R. N Sue Mumford Erieth Luella Zieger Washington W. Hf. DeJvan Spring Creel Harold K. Powell Edward Peldt Tan Tames Legis Detroit Mich Carl Windahl Walter Windahl Jamestown Charles Gardner Fred J. West New York City Erioute iMr. West F.C. Lannan Livinie Ted Barnes Robert Thomson North East George Thomson Harley Young DL. Auer Paul Webster Defiance Ohio A. Zalzneck Philip Cleveland Charles Friedman William Cassidy Terry Drie Taday J. A. Cassidy Taft Smith Street Lucille Murray Balston Spa N.Y J. DB. Muray Moit Street

Revolt Against Mass Teachers' Oath Ends

Cambridge October 5 A mass resistance to the Massachusetts teachers oath collapsed as Harvard’s Dr Kintley Fletcher Mather capitulated to a court order. The article notes about 200 faculty members had threatened not to sign, but enforcement rests with the university, not the state. Also mentions Mussolini receiving Huy Baillie in Venice and Warren high school player Robert swell departing season after arm operation.

Ameegeres Cambridge Mass Kintley Fletcher Mather Harvard University James Bryant Connant Mather Cotton Mather Warren Robert = swell Warren General Hospital

Picket Killed in Wisconsin Strike Report

Kenosha Wisconsin October 5 United Press reports the milk strike turned violent with the first casualty Herman Slater a tavern owner from New Munster Wisconsin and father of three was among about 200 pickets attempting to halt a convoy of trucks seven miles south of Kenosha Slater stood center highway to flag the lead truck witnesses say the driver swerved but could not avoid striking him.

United Press Kenosha Wis Icket Herman K. Slater Tavmp New Munster Mille Tucks Slater

President increases work relief allotments in nine states

Washington October 5. The President announced a total of 4 144 000 dollars to nine states to speed the work progress programs. The funds were turned over to state works progress administrators and will launch projects already approved. Pennsylvania receives 275 000 dollars and Ohio 25 900 dollars.

United Press Washington Works-Progress Pennsylvania Ohio

Copper Shares and Templar Divine Lead Rex Theatre Event

Copper shares reach yearly highs amid a firm session as war demand lifts export prices. Knights Templar prepare a Sunday Divine Service at the Rex Theatre in Erie with a pre-event band concert and drill, weather permitting, and a buffet luncheon at State Armory for attendees.

Templar Divine REX Theatre New York American American Smetters American T & T Anaconia Auantic Refining Auburn Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific Curtiss-Wright Jo AE Chrysler Columbia Gas THA Consolidated Gas Continental Car BO General Electric Foran General Motors Calif United Corp Ee Esys Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Cory Ministerial Association Cainy Knights Templas Temple Band of Erie Rebecca Community of Sharon Armory Rex Theater America Gilbert Ll. Boyd Hirst Presbyterian Church Temple Choir of Bris H. Ray Harris United Brethrenly Christ Church Yumpla Choir Sexmon Itey Boury i Mathes Asaemblage Edward le Wagner St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Hatfield Opposes Favorite Son Pledge at West States Meet

Lieut Governor George a Hatfield told the Western States Republican convention at a breakfast in Oakland that California should not pledge to a favorite son at the upcoming Republican presidential nomination. He argued against paying compliments to self announced favorite sons and urged delegation support for the party.

Oakland Oak California George A. Hatfield Calfornia Hatfield

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Wanderers OF the Wasteland Bette Davis Special Becky Sharp Pioneer Pictures Miriam Deafewenth Coron Robert Edmond Tones Techni Color Louis Baer Warren Bakers Lincoln Main & Center Sts Grocery Department Washington School Study Circle L Duce Baillie Rome Benito Mussolini Huy Baillie Venice Palacy SOCAL Keister Wisconsin Corry Ministerial Association City Park N.Y. Stox Arkansas Gas Asso Gas & Electric C. Lee PS. Stox Lone Star Gas West Allee Frenu Reyda Erde Aluminum Kryptok Ieces Oxfords New Deal Optical West 9Th St
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