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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1940

Page

6

Evangelistic Dairymen Get 10 Cents for Milk in Sept

Attendance grows for a series of evangelical meetings held by the United Brethren in Christ. Mrs Charles N Washington and radio singer broadcast from WKEN Youngstown Ohio Sunday at 3 00 pm. Rev C Norton Warner leads the services at Kidder Memorial Church Jamestown New York with sermons on The Way of Cain The Question of Questions The Great White Throne Judgment The Devil After Supper Divine Visitations. Public invited nightly at 745 pm with freewill offerings to cover expenses.

Ind United Brethren In Christ Charles N. Washington Radio Gospel WKEN Youngstown C. Norton Warner Kidder Memorial Church Jamestown N.Y

Milk Price Set At 1.75 For September From Corry Dairy League

Milk producers in Corry and nearby areas will receive 1.75 per hundred pounds for September milk delivered to the Datrymen's League Cooperative Association plant. The rate is ten cents higher than August. The uniform producer price for September covers about 400,034,070 pounds of milk from roughly 60,000 dairy farmers across New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut. Handlers must pay producers by October 25, with deductions for market service claims and payments to cooperatives.

Corry Vielalty Datrymen's League Cooperative Association Tno N. J. Gisdakis New York Secretary of Agriculture of the United States New York State Niminis Trilor Pennsylvania New Jersey Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut

Death of W A Schramling in Columbus

W A Schramling aged 44 born May 13 1860 died at 1 am at home after a brief illness. Survived by wife Alice a nephew George Schramling of Carry and sister in law Lola Schrammling of Carry with many cousins. Body to Bracken Keating mortuary then to family lot West Lawn for Saturday service at 2 pm burial there.

Wumm Peoramung Columbus Schramling Columbus Township Alice Schramling George Schramling Carry Lola Schrammling Bracken-Keating Mortuary West Lawn

Slayer Faces Second Degree Murder Count in Jamestown

Assistant District Attorney Ernest D. Leet announced Peter Volpe of 22 Tower Street Jamestown will be arraigned Monday morning before Judge Lee L. Ottay in county court on a charge of murder in the second degree. The arraignment relates to the August 12, 1939 shooting of James Ferraro of 342 Allen Street Jamestown. Fred and Peggy Fraser of Fredda were arrested yesterday.

Mayville Ernest D. Leet Peter Volpe Tower Street Jamestown Lee L. Otty~ Wey James Ferraro Alten Street Fred Peggy Praser Fredda

Man fined for driving without proper glasses in Erie

On October 17 Merrien Kloszewski of R D 5 North Bast was cited by Patrolman Jamie Kindle for failing to wear glasses while driving. He was to appear before Alderman William Helsler after being stopped at 6th and East Avenue for inspection. The officer noted the car required glasses when driving.

Erie Merrien Kloszewski North Bast William Helsler Jamie Kindle Kindle Kloszewski 6Th and East Avenue

Couple charged on perjury in alleged divorce case

The sheriff's department reports a bench warrant charging perjury in a first degree tied to a divorce proceeding. The couple allegedly testified falsely about material matters. They were named in a secret indictment by the Grand Jury on Monday and are jailed in county custody on $1,000 bail.

Sheriff’s Department Grand

Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce Market Report

Pittsburgh markets report slow remand for produce and potatoes with prices across apples peaches and berries, plus onions and butter, and cheese unchanged. Livestock in Buffalo trade shows hogs and cattle steady to soft while New York stock prices drift with a broad list of major industrials and utilities.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania McIntosh New York Virginia Ohio Maryland Baldwins New Jersey Cobblers Long Island Chippewas Russel Rurals Idaho Russel Burbanks Maine Tules Hennery U.S U. S Buffalo Livestock Buffalo

Pirates Ta Har Te Dest Passing In Forceful Week

The Pirates and Pirates ta har 23 Ind 639 career highlights. The week’s reports focus on Lafayette and a couple seating in New York. Harrisburg notes a 62 9 ace and William Bens, with O’Neill in Cleveland and a rookie pitcher impressing.

Lafayette N.Y. Lafayette Asa Pittsburg Harrisburg William Bens Pirates

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