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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

14 Sep 1934

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

Page

7

Push Work on Bear Lake Road Wells Drilled

Sept 13 reports show local news from Bear Lake Road area with numerous visits, family gatherings, and community notes. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles St John, Clyde Wilson family, Jed Schneider's home, and Ray Smith with friends in North East. A death is announced for Franke Bates, age 85, at Nisbe, while Lena Hussam and Charles Lewis wed. Bear Lake team played Clymer but rain halted play. public events include church and school activities, homecomings, showers, and parsonage moves.

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Bear Lake Charles St. John Youngstown Bessie Whitel Charles Wilson Clyde Wilson Niobe Lincoln Pric Richard North East Jed Schneider Laverne Carpenter Lulu Hinckley Franke Bates Nisbe Bates Hait Walter Black Katherine Frewsburgh Beightol Nighe Lena Hussam Charles Lewis Ada Engle Jamestown Santa Carlson Boro School Board Francis Whiteley Walltt Wheeler Mabel M. ‘Tillomon Mary Barry Roy Mary Hildum Georgei John Or Warren Charles Shanigan Nelle Gordes Columbus Rose Evan Misa T. Knapp Titusville G. H.fillotson Dorothy Ivan E. Hawkins Elsie Hawkins W. D. Julisa Wdith Hawkins Ethel ‘Bovid B. Hawkins Clyde Hawkins Bradford Bear J. C. Manwaring Dorothy McGraw Gail Chapman Fredonia Normal School Pauline Cornish Guy Cornish Gerald Phillips Ashville Phillips Guy Gornish Goshen Road Rey W. D. Fullam Will Borgerding Linn Westhesday Ethel Goon Akron If & Visilon Yeele Reno Burkey Comminnity Sugar Grove Fer Patty Lou Erie R. B. Wadsworth Wadsworth New Castle Ethel Cox Red Oak T. P. Kely Blanche Miller Charles Francis Jesse Goodwill Morton Morton Rebekah Lodge Forne Morris Meadville F. Orphanag Leon Morris Hoa Smith Helen Shreve Kenneth Whittaker Gon Carl Charlotte Adrian Whitaker Alexander and Company Pine Grove Spartansburg Firemen Firemen's Hall Spartansburg Lloyd Crosby Philadelphia Farold Patchen Kathering Herbert Patchen Lewis C. Miller Baltimore Dyer W. Elderitin North Tontwanda H. Pale Henry Ainsworth Corry Ina Smith Hannah Pike New Ridiston M Thompson M. B. Church Cnuch M. E B. Wadsworth Newcastle Sunfly Epworth
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Sparta Fair Opens with Exhibits at Spartansburg

Spartansburg observers report a bustling opening for the Spartansburg Community Fair with a wide range of exhibits in stock, vegetables, flowers, and poultry. Local festivities include the Coleman band, a public dance hosted by the Spartansburg Firemen, and daily bank and church activities. Notable attendees and residents travel for events and enrollments as local clubs and schools prepare for the fair and fall season.

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Margaret Morris Robert ‘Titus Upland Ind Margaret Robert Taylor University Harold Gibson Kinga Katherine ‘Thompson Mary Jahnson Marie Sherfock Wennesday Edinbnro Spartansburg T. P. Kelly Ethel Cox Ethel Taylor Mabel Schreckengost Carrie Taylor Sugar Grove Chatttaugua Baptist Church Fred Hoover Detroit Mich Wesley Smith James Whitman Hatchtown Charles Warham Endervor Clyde Hall Corry Glenn Steadman Slinton Stafford Daugi
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Brunstrom Wins D A Nomination In Chautauqua Jamestown

Sept 14 assemblyman David L Brunstrom won the Republican nomination for District Attorney defeating Carl son by a county majority of 2435. Carlson carried Jamestown 2888 to 227. First district swing Brunstrom by 14 and Second by 2421. Babcock topped Leonard in First District by 994. Kirkland won renomination in Sen atorial race over Neff by 6757 in Chautauqua County. Johnson and Crosby lead for State Committeemen in First District with 8025 and 3406 votes. Ahlstrom 2920 York 2016.

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Jamestown David L. Brunstrom Organization D. Lawrence Carlson Brinstrom Carlson Young Republican Club of Brunsteen Lloyd J. Bavcock Leigh G. Kirkland Randolph Fox Henry Neff Salamanca Chautauqua Adolf F. Johnson C. Rex. Crosby Edward T. Ahlstrom Rose B. York Johnson Crosby Ahlstrom York
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Veteran Rural Carrier Amos Allen Retires After 33 Years

Amos Allen, long known as the “veteran mail carrier,” has been informed by the post office department that he will retire October 1 after thirty three years and three months on rural routes. Starting on Route 7, he later served Route 1, earning affection from farmers who will miss his friendly service.

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Amos & Allen Post Office Department Allen Wayne Township Tie County Pennsylvania Ani Sal Youd Recorder W. H. Bailey A. D. King Erie County Th Herberb L. Pratt William Fi Bailey John Pratt Dee Orphans’ Court Clarence M. Bailey Corry Walter L. Peake
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Youth Ends Life by Mercury Poisoning in Easthill

Sept 14. Roy Homer Lirin, 21, of 4 East 26th St, died after bichloride of mercury poisoning taken a week ago. Coroner Dr W G Stroble said death likely self-inflicted, found in a dying condition near a gas station at 26th and Washington. Police statements mention two farewell notes and a bottle of mercury tablets found with him.

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W. G. Stroble Thuaday Roy Homer Lirin 26Th St
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Eight Relief Bills Approved By Assembly

The Republican controlled House approved eight relief bills during the regular session in January. Democrats, though a minority, opposed several measures aimed at tax exemptions and utility taxes to fund unemployment relief. The debate centered on funding and future taxation, with Democratic criticisms remaining as the bills moved to roll call.

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Howse Larig Appropriations Committee
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Multiple Classified Advertisements From Historic Public Notices

The clippings show varied historic classifieds including sales agent recruitment for life insurance and coffee distribution, loan borrowing requests, and a city contract notice. The life insurance ad seeks an A rated representative for annuities with liberal commissions. another seeks a married man for distributing coffee samples. separate notices discuss borrowing from 1000 to 5000 and a city street improvement contract with plan and bid details.

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Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company Erie Penna
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