Corry Chronicle notes 1982 city events and enrollments
Twenty years ago in Corry the relief fund campaigned to register unemployed residents with 217 enrolled so far. Plans for an Armistice Day observance were discussed with the American Legion post and Ladies Auxiliary at Maccabee Hall. A Halloween party at Columbus featured masked guests and entertainment. Kiwanis Club luncheon featured William Myers speaking on the value of athletics. High school drum corps and Veterans of Foreign Wars volunteers planned the Halloween parade from the State Armory through city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Relief Fund
H. E. Mantey
C.F. Brows
Muod
Elmer C. Carrier
American Legion
Maccabee Hall
William Myers
Corry High School
Kiwanis Club
High Sonoat Boys
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Armory
Answers from a Classified Page Puzzle Latent in Minnesota
A reader asks about a set of ten trivia questions from a classified page. Questions cover a September address in Minnesota by Eisenhower and Stevenson, a president who wrote his epitaph, a brewing drink with colored crayons, Edith Cavell’s war era, the first atomic bombing city, the Stanford White murder, Solomon’s temple builder, the calendar's name, a shown “father of sniglirue,” and the Blackwood convention in a card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Edith Garrell
Stanford White
Jerusalem
Sniglirue
Arrest Warrants Slotted in Erie Slot Crackdown
Erie officials plan arrest warrants for slot machine distributors and club officials as part of a coordinated crackdown. Justice of the Peace Joseph Dreselman to issue warrants to avoid legal entanglements, with 24 Erie County clubs and seven distributors targeted. District Attorney Danian J. McLaughlin said arrests may begin early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Justice of the Peace
Joseph 1
Dreschman
Danian J. McLaughlin
Isl
Erie County
Creseimpn
Farm workers deferments become political hot potato in campaign
The Korea War shapes the race as debates heat over farm labor deferments. Secretary of Agriculture Brannan accuses Wisconsin’s selective service director of drafting more farm boys than neighboring states. Gov Kohler defends appointee and counters Brannan’s charges. An official in Denver projects over a million will be called next year. Ag deferments (Class T1-C) hinge on employment in essential agricultural production under 1051 amendments to the Universal Military Training and Service Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprile Raanan
Wisconsin
Renfrew
Selective Service
Denver
National Security ‘Training Corps
News Notes From Clymer Vicinity
Clymer notes list visits and gatherings as Rev and Mrs B Hoffman and daughters travel to Holland Michigan for rest week. Nellie Russink visits in Clymer. The Twentieth Century Club meets with new members welcomed by Mrs Louetta Carlisch. Book review on Behd the Tron Curtain by John Gunther. Nearby residents attend events, birthdays, and hospital news. Bull Moose Hunt marks 40th year with oyster supper at Merle Newhouse, Alfred Newhouse elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Neva Wardes
I. G. Willis
Alexandria Bay
Clymer Mrnday
Dora Willink
Blaine ‘Wallace
Frank W. Neckera
William Chapman
Westfield
Walter Legters
Mary ‘Ton
Sam Dunnewold
Albert Croscutt
Sherman
Clara Croscutt
Albert Arnink
Roswell Hospital
Buffalo
Merle Newhouse
George Lesters
Clifford Lexters
Alfred Newhouse
Gilbert Ton
Leon Lesters
Alfred
Newhouse Hunt and Hartfield Supper Winners Named
The Newhouse hunt will meet at the Newhouse home in 1968. The Big Owl Hunt club held Kroyster Supper at Roy and Mrs Gravink's Hartfield home. James Gravink led with Royal Lacters and Earl Beckerink as top winners. losers included William Gravink Roy Gravinke and Charles Legters. Community churches plan special pre election prayer services Wednesday with open doors for brief moments of prayer and music at Abbe Refereed Church throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
Big Owl Hunt Club
Kroyster
Roy Gravink
Hartfield
James Gravink
Royal Lacters
Earl Beckerink
William Gravink
Roy Gravinke
Charles Legters
Service Tomorrow For Mrs Emma Deuink
Mrs Omnisseuink 68 of Clymer died Sunday morning at 8 in Cory Memorial Hospital. Widow of J Albert Deuink born French Creek in 1889, daughter of Henry and Hamet Newhouse. Member of Abbe Reformed Church. Surviving daughter Mrs James Van Bird, son Lea Deuink and two grandsons. Body at Spitzer Funeral Home, service Tuesday at 2 at church, burial in Holland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omnisseuink
Clymer
Cory Memorial Hospital
J. Albert Deuink
French Creek
Tawmdeioorr
le Gapehter
Henry and
Hamat Newhouse
Abbe Reformed Church
James van Bird
Lea Deuink
Jamestown
Woerandsons
Spitzer Funeral Home
Holland Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Ant Columbus
Tony Paver
Columbus
Emma Deuink
Oduna- Honal
Herstiey
Irr College
Lustron
Anton Kitt
Tailey
Al’s
Davis Radio
North Center Street
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Pal Eater
Tox Incla
Corry
General Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania
V. Pric
Loblawsee Rro
Royal Manor
Libby
Tor
Power Loan and Finance Co. Toons
N. Center St. Corry
Baik
Missouri
Thomas
Motors
of Corry, Inc
Thase Kinley
Sein
Jin
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