Hallowe'en parade and town notes from Corry area
Indian summer hints and a Halloween parade loom as Elmer th Carrier Post meets at Tateheke in. A large attendance is expected. Reports of a sighting near Warley Banks prompt a police check on a youth. General Motors earnings for quarter ended September 30 show net income 5 5 million with 7 cents per share. Traffic deaths for first nine months drop 21 percent from last year. Economy shows a new high for 1938 as business activity edges up. Health authorities warn of a whooping cough epidemic risk to schoolchildren. Public notices include unemployment returns due by Nov 1. Police investigate minor car crash at South and Center. Local firehouse hosts Erie County Wiremen meeting. Edwin V. Carpenter transfers to Warren store. Local bids awarded for rural road work and public assistance execs named. Journal to publish Saturdays earlier starting tomorrow at 12:45.
Vast Improvements Planned for Indiantown Gap Guard Camp
The Pennsylvania Military Reservation at Indiantown Gap plans a five year program costing about five hundred thousand dollars to expand facilities. The General State Authority and Department of Military Affairs approve projects including forty nine mess halls, bath houses for a National Guard battalion, two garages, a central heating plant, a swimming pool, incinerator, recreation hall and picture theatre, and upgraded officer facilities. The aim is permanent facilities for the 6th Infantry Brigade and 10th Engineers.
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Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Department of Miliary Affairs
Bel
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Aix
Speak to Young G O P of Corry meeting notes
Elmer White and Elizabeth DiBarco led a Young Republican meeting in Corry last evening at North Center street headquarters. Frank Crosby of Columbus spoke briefly on campaign issues as the club planned Thursday’s rally at Republican HQ and discussed decorating a float for the Halloween parade with Kirk Sawyer Davenport and John Colegrove among guests.
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Elmer White
Elizabeth DiBarco
Chile
Hallowe'en
Kirk Sawyer
William Davenport
Fice
John
Colegrove
Columbus
Club
Meat is Major Farm Industry in 1930s United States
Harrisburg report cites the 1935 Census of Agriculture showing half the U S land used for pasture and forage and about 312 million farms involved in livestock. It notes nearly 14a million farms with beef cattle and hogs, four million farms with cattle, and two thirds of one million raising sheep, reflecting widespread meat production and processing.
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Harrisburg
United States
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Itat
Sower Millon
Lanwing
Enllis
Advanced Trout Stocking Program progress and incident report
The notice details an advanced trout stocking program with specialized 70 tank trucks carrying fish to Pennsylvania waters. It cites engineering features like a 4 cent centrifugal pump and onboard oxygen systems to keep live fish healthy. An accompanying report notes a fire truck collision injuring Robert Stater, with hospital updates and condition notes for other involved individuals.
Miller's Store Hosts PfaVer Results Amid Game
Stanley Miller, proprietor of Miller News Apaney, arranged to receive PfaVer results at the Corey Oil City street near the park at the close of the game. Callers report the contest near finish with results expected soon. Local news agency via telephone line indicates strong customer interest at Miller's establishment.
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Stanley Miller
Miller News Apaney
Naleen
Die
Corey-Oil City
Tyler
Sian
Dorothy Mixer Heads Junior Organization Here
The Junior Cathole Daughtere ar Americi, organized here, elected Meera for the year at a meeting in St Edward's hall last evening. Thirty five present named officers: President Dorothy Mixer, Vice President Mary Kathryn Mile, Secretary Eileen Gram, Treasurer Ming Cotnaring, chaperone Mrs Raymiom Sandbutee led activities for the group.
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Ar Americi
Meera
St Edward’ Hall
Dorothy Mixer
Mise Mary Kathryn Mile
Eileen Gramtreesurer
Ming Cotnaring May
Raymiom Sandbutee
Elise GE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer
Carrier Post
American Legion
Tateheke
Asker
North Corry
Penwler
Warley Banks
Ceneral Motors Corporaton
Sual
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Tinion City
General Motors Corporation
Ennally
W. Louis Sehlesinger
Fennsylvania
R. M. Baker
State Department of Agriculture
Fife
Venango
Crayford
South
Center Streets
Harold Sorenson
Ride Street
A. F. Munger
Waat Smith Street
Corry
Stanford Hose Company
Erie County
Rooma
South Street
Edwin V. Carpenter
Montgomery Ward and Company
Warren
Mr. Brennan
Lock Haven
Charles EH. Fry
Elk
McKeon
Ethel C. Schreiner
Titusville
Dorothy J, Retter
Clarence H. Wilkinson
Grace Rweeney
Russell
Warren County
Young G.O.P
WLEU
WJAS
James J. Davis
U.S
Senate
East
New York
Robert Warner
Rep
James Mead
George Earle
John Lord O'Brian
Edward Corsi
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D
Enon
Gus Eral
Robert Slater
Anand
State Fish Commission
Iain Har
Pish Commission
Tome
Galery Sebed- Wei Fay Starkine
Truele
Fist Commission
Raif
Robert Stater
TAFS
Stromt
Hyis Ofak
Sgrtay Pictures
George Sweitzer
No. 7 Co
Lemme
Dames
Pfaver
Miller’s
Miller & Willians Tire Service
Maple Ave
Carry
ABC
THOR
Franz
Tauos
Peltier Cove
Frank ¢.Chapin
Oxfords
Blocker Brown
North Center Street
Taraae
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