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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
7
Lions Edge Chargers in Season Opener
In a tense matchup the Lions edged the Chargers 1–0 to open the season with a strong defensive showing. Ford and Tenn led the attack as Yasser heav drove the pace, while Shel and NL contributed key plays to secure the win.
In Ton’s Racing Icon Second in Narrow Margin
In a tense finish at Ton’s track, racing icon Ino Rash narrowly secure second place as rival Ajay Kahn led early but faded. Officials credited strategic early pace and late sprint by Rash for the close result.
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Ton
Ino
Aid
Let Coughlin Speak Let Vatican Not Interfere
Opinion piece by Jay Franklin Washington arguing that silencing Father Coughlin would threaten free speech and constitutional principles. The author defends the priest's right to voice views despite political disagreements, notes Vatican involvement, and warns against repression by any side. It frames Roosevelt and the New Deal within broader debates over religious influence and liberty. The piece critiques both censorship and political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
Vatican
Gul
Jaghe
Father Coughlin
Father Coughin
Hoover
General Motors
Ford
Detroit
Roosevelt
Raitio
National Union For Social Justice
Lemke
Union Party
F. D
New Deal
America
Gallagher
Rome
Ternal
Observatore Romano
Coughlin
United States
T. Wu J
Syosset
San Simeon
Landon
Father Charles Edward Coughlin
Uberty
Copyright, Register and
Tribune Syndicate
Sparta Fair Opens Thursday With Multiple Events
Sparta's Big Community Fair in Spartansburg runs Thursday through Saturday with exhibits, a Friday children’s program featuring running races and a 2 pm contest, a 5:30 pm Methodist supper, and an 8:15 pm play by Elgin Parents and Teachers Association. Saturday includes chicken catching, a 2 pm adult contest, and evening events in Firemen's Hall. Nearby news reports a meteor sighting near Carrie Eldred's home and a cast of local residents at various functions, plus society notes and community notices.
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Spartansburg
Methodist
Piremen
Elgin
Dayen
Carrie Eldred
Widréd
Sparta Grange
C. A. Dietenderfer
Warren, Q
Baptist
Oil City
Labor Day
Clair Lindsay
Raymond Puller
Marriage of Columbus Resident Vivian Miller to Marion Teemly
Warren, Sept. 8. Miss Vivian Miller of Youngsville wed Marion Teemly of Columbus on Aug. 26 at the First M. E. church of Jamestown with Rev. Estenwein officiating. Attendants were Lois Sedarsneg and Ernest Brown. Miss Miller is the daughter of Elmer Sederbeng. Teemly is a Columbus High School graduate and Chevrolet worker currently residing in Columbus with plans to move to Youngsville.
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Warren
Vivian Miller
Youngsville
Marion ‘Yeemly
Columbus
Thirst M. E
Jamestown
Estenwein
Lois Sedar~sneg
Ernest Brown
Endeavor
Miller
Elmer Sederbeng
Youngsville High School
Duane Teemly
Columbus High School
Chevrolet Company
Teemly
Youngaville
Death Strikes Three Times in Same House
In Oil City Elmer Seeley’s home saw three deaths over the weekend. His wife Blasile Luce Seeley, 88, died Saturday after a brief illness. Cyrus Luce, 77, father of Mrs Seeley, passed Sunday morning after two months of illness. Charles Albert Seeley, an Oil City Street department employee, died Sunday evening from cancer.
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Oil City
Elmer Seeley
Bradleytown
Blasile Luce Seeley
Cyrus Luce
Charles A. Seeley
Luce
Charles Albert Seeley
Oil City Street Department i Ul
Saegertown Man Seriously Injured in Route 19 Crash
Saegertown resident Fred Ferlin suffered a crushed chest and severe head lacerations and is in critical condition at a hospital after attempting to pass halted cars at a stop sign on Route 19 near the Lawrence county line. Meadvill e man Frite Kirschner sustained a compound fracture of the leg. Ferlin’s car collided head on with a truck driven by Frank Schwartz of Glenshaw, who was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gastue
Fred Ferlin
Saegertown
Frite Kirschner
Mead- Ville
Perlin
Lawrence County Line
Ferlin
Frank Schwall F
Glenshaw
Schwartz
Relief rolls in Pennsylvania drop below half a million
The week ending August 29 shows 158187 cases on state relief rolls, totaling 487.87 persons, the first fall under half a million in nearly four years. The relief load decreased by 4262 cases (16616 persons) as Blap closures and openings balanced. The Federal Works Program remains the major factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Administration
Aste
Federal Works Program
California Woman Hurt Near Brocton After Crash
Mrs Beatrice Simpson a 45 year old Los Angeles woman was seriously injured Saturday when her heavy sedan collided with a tractor trailer owned by Pacific Transportation Lines driven by Charles Schauer of Buffalo near West Main street in Brocton New York. The tractor trailer was wrecked and stopped in a ditch. An automobile following the Simpson car driven by Marvin Lilley of Ripley swerved into a ditch and landed in a vineyard but he was uninjured.
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Beatrice Simpson
Los Angeles
Cal
Silver Greek
Buffalo
W. Green
West Main Street
Pacific Transportation Lines
Charles Schauer
Marvin Lilley
Ripley
Simpson |Ear
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