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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1936

Page

3

Rotary Fair and Hobby Show Opens Wednesday Evening

Early morning showers gave way to a busy scene at the State Armory as booths were decorated for the second annual Rotary Fair and Hobby Show. The drifted floor will be ready for exhibitors this evening ahead of the big show opening Wednesday. Autumn colors brighten nearby woods as motorists anticipate a scenic display over the coming weeks. Governor Earle appointed Miss Winifred Egbert of Oil City to the Venango County Mothers' Assistance fund trustee seat, replacing Mrs. Elizabeth Bolton.

State Armory Earle Miss Winifred &. Egbert Oil City Venango County Mothers’ Assistance Fund Elizabeth B. Bolton Wity Marion R. Mannis Tie Erie County Mothers' Assistance Fund George H. Harle Mya Theresa Sulesky Hile

Spring Creek 4-H Club members receive ribbons

The Spring Creek 4-H Club at Warren County round-up awarded blue ribbons to Phyllis Taylor Doris Sle ker Maude Porter and others. Local residents Attended events in Cleveland Columbus and Kane while members and guests socialize at a community coffee social hosted by the Ladies Aid.

Lota Moore D. Haley Corry John McKay Jenniesman Ethel Halbaugn Menimvidé Cleveland Bert Hurst Wattsburg W. J. Henry William Tripp L. R. Donaldson Sue R. King Don Wilcox Helen Cunningham Lawrence Park Erie W. H. Garnett O Spartansburg Florence Damon Columbus Doris Sicklen A. L. Mattison R. D. McKelvey Kane Robert Donaldson Inoel Yuma Spring Creeks

Exoneration in Franklin truck death case

Franklin Pa Oct 6 Nicholas Sam 22 Dunkirk N Y was absolved of blame by Coroner Irwin Zerbe for the death of 12 year old Neal McKenzie who was struck while riding a bicycle into the truck path. John Burnell 15 who dislodged the bicycle was also absolved of blame in the accident.

Franklin Nicholas Sam Dunkirk Nea McKenzie J! Irwin Zerbe John Burnell Sam

Council To Hear Tax Assessment Protests

City residents may file complaints on triennial valuations. The Court of Tax Revision will meet at the Municipal building Wednesday and Thursday. First and Second Ward complaints heard Wednesday, Third and Fourth Ward Thursday. Proceedings run 10 AM to 12 PM and 1 to 4 PM. Read notices were mailed to property owners.

Wedneway City Counc Sk As Board of Appeals Narounoul

Witnesses Called in Monaghan Death Grand Jury

United Press reports in Uniontown Pa that twenty five witnesses were summoned to testify today before the grand jury probing the death of Frank D Monaghan a 14 year old hotel proprietor. Several are expected to describe how three police officers allegedly beat him during questioning after a stabbing of County Detective John Wall.

United Press Uniontown Frank D. Monaghan Monaghan John @. Wall

K of C Leader Speaker Visits Corry Council

The Corry Knights of Columbus council held a special session in the I O F rooms with guest speakers District Deputy Baer from Warren and Joseph Tulsch a supreme officer from Missouri. Fifteen members attended and refreshments were served.

B P W Club Met Last Evening In Corry

The Business and Professional Women's Club of Corry held its meeting at Mrs C Blanchard’s Spring Street home. The publicity committee led the session while bylaws and the constitution were amended and two papers were read by Miss Violay Burke and Mrs Mary Thomas. Madame Geline MarDonald Bowman of Richmont Virginia attended a Greenville dinner party and reported on it. A progressive dinner was planned for the next meeting hosted by Mrs Myra Thomas Mrs Plus Holly and Mrs Mildred Denton. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee were served to thirteen members.

Ucvoner Corry C. Blanchard Spring Street Bydows anu @ub Violay Burke Mary ‘Thomas Ines Fitch Greenville the Nations Geline MarDonald Bowman Richmont Eatly Myra ,Thomas Plus. Holly Mildred Denton Thireen

Improvements on Roosevelt Highway listed

Improvements along U S Route 6 as it traverses the nation are noted with new four lane highways and bridges. The report highlights concrete paving in Nebraska and Colorado, a re routed segment through Davenport, and stronger access into Denver plus increased travel to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Free detailed maps are available by writing to Raymond.

Scranton Ottleyer US paeLavex Boston Denver Atlantic Coast Cape Cod Canal Honesdale Davenport Mississippi Nebraska IV State Romei Colorado Nedhuska Line Greeley Collorado New England Cleveland Raymond

Fifth annual highway meeting set for Chicago on November 14

In Scranton Pa a vice president described the timber needed as part of a broader plan. Colored maps show the entire route from Houston to Denver. The fifth annual highway meeting will be held in Chicago on November 14 with a large turnout expected from highway supporters. Lost or strayed black and white hound with collar and license. Return to 272 Mast Pleasant Street.

B. Gillis Scranton Hoston Denver Chicago Pleasant Street

Second Ward Child Stricken Light Poliomylitis Case

Health officials and the attending doctor closely monitor an infantile paralysis case in Second Ward. A 12 year old daughter of Mo and Mrs Agron Oberman is confined at 1515 Frederick Street. The child’s anterior poliomyelitis was diagnosed after a consultation with an Erie specialist. One leg affected but condition not serious yet. case under strict surveillance to prevent spread. The family friend Oberman, a coal merchant, resides at the Hotel Corry during quarantine.

Ile Health Board Little Tol Gberman Corry

Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Ad Claim

An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a kidney cleanser that cleans out organs, stimulates them, and boosts energy and mood. It promises toning effects for the liver bowels and stomach and urges insistence on the genuine product at 50e at drug stores.

Thompson

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Ucation State School Employes Retirement Board William Bartlett Elizabeth P. Carr Lillie Schubacher Ada B. Henderson Martha N. Phillips North Hast DeWoe Nursery Callander H. H. Lehman New York State National Democratic Club New York W2xxr United States Warren County Crawford County Pennsylvania State Medical Society Pittsburgh Erie County Court Williams Hirt Miles Be Kitts Albert Coons Harriet Coors Ralph C. Benedict Erie County Socialist Prohibition Union Royal Oak Independent State Teachers’ Association Erie County Teachers’ Association Strong Vincent High School Fred W. Lamberton Lawrence A. Taylor Lamberton WPA WEA U. S. Chamber of Commerce Department of Agriculture Spring Creek Warren — Bridge Club Boy Stewart B.P.W West Wayne Street Raeke Roosevelt Highway W. M. Brown Atlanta, Ga Dugeles Little Maxine Oberman Ruth Hoff Fast Gath Street
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