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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 14, 1936
Page
1
Local Dairy Auction Notices From County Fair
Fragmentary OCR notes show dairy sale listings and calf lots for a county event. Mentions Holstein cattle, sale times in October, bidders and contact references, with scattered farm names and locations.
Transfer of Rev Perry F Haines to First Methodist Eve Church
Rev Perry F Haines was returned to the pastorate of the First Methodist Episcopal church for another year amid Wohtentilal session notices. The Corry church also received his assignment for another year, pleasing local members and friends. Sixty nine of ERIIN conference ministers were reassigned during the annual meeting, with Westfield, NY named a new meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
True Conference of the
Methodist. Episcopil
Grove City
Mr. Waines
Corry
Erin
Westfield
Wat
Local School Superintendent Changes At Brockville And Menuville
16s Returned F M Redinger superintendent of the Brockville district and J H Clemans superintendent of Menuville district whose terms expired were succeeded by L M Barnard of Ridgway and C A Grove of Kine Bishop Aula Wy fermaye ani ed the following shances. DuBois First J A Lyons from New Bethlehem Jotsonburg H A Silvas from Ashville Knox H A Sayers from Stoneboro Lubagesburo dG Hanna from Spartansburp New Bethlehem RR Docker from Salamanca Di Cily Bethel M Hi Parry from Sugar Grove Clity Trinity Thomas Morris Reno P C Helibrus from Tylerspure Ridgway G1 Allen from Warren 1st Sewell RC McMinn tromy Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Redinger
Brockville
J. H. Clemans
Menuville
L. Mf. Barnard
Ridgway
C. *A. Grove
Kine
Aula Wy Fermaye
DuBois
J. A. Lyons
New Bethlehem
Jotsonburg
H. A. Silvas
Ashville
Knox
H. A. Sayers
Three Officers Held in Uniontown Shootings
Three officers face malice charges over the death of real estate man Monaghan 64 who collapsed during questioning about a detective stabbing. Anthony Sainte Starry Gunderman, and Wilbert Minert were named defendants in warrants issued by Alderman Wright based on coroner Balta’s autopsy findings of death by severe heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
A. Balta
Monaghat
Salvation Army Drive Plans Message Oct 15
Campaign plans set for October 15 with a 2,825 budget for Carry and nearby communities. Adjutant Jack Sullivan leads the Corry unit as D. A. Hillstrom heads the 1986 drive with regional field representative Hoffman arriving to map efforts in multiple towns. A Thursday meeting will finalize 1936 appeal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ostry
Corry
D. A. Hillstrom
Salvalon Army
Hofftrlin
Cloamela
Connellsville
Carnegie
Brownsville
Punssatayney
Jack Sullivan
Saluation Army
Comy
Road to ruin boosts Pittsburgh store sales data
Washington reports a five percent rise in department store sales in Pittsburgh for the week ending September 1, reflecting commerce department findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Pittsburgh
Two Killed at Erie and Many Hurt in Crashes
A series of accidents over the weekend in Erie and surrounding districts left two dead in Erie raising year to date fatalities to 17. Homer Magnon, 60, died from a skull fracture after stepping into a car driven by Kenneth A. Jackson, 25. A 4-year-old son of a widow was struck near his home by John J. Leone, who was cleared of blame. Four Warren residents suffered minor injuries when their vehicle overturned on Route 27 near Titusville. Others escaped serious harm as cars and stalled vehicles caused damage and injuries in several incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whie City
Erie
Homer Magnon
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Kenneth A. Jackson
Witter
Toin Crowley
L. P. Miller
Bernice Miller
Elizabeth Miller
John and
George''Techonik
Pittslell
Youngsville
Elks Meeting Draws 200 in Warren Pennsylvania
More than two hundred Elks and their wives gathered in Warren for the Northwest district Pennsylvania Bylks association meeting. A memorial service honored Hart McDonald of Warren, with address by I J Lyons and Rev J H Dimond as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Byks Association
Warren
Hart MiaDonald
R. B. Christy
J. H. Dimond Sered
McDonald
I. J. Lyons
Williamsport
Lybbs
Harold Rage
Jerome Faight
Ony Lily
Richard Smith
Charles Cyaker
Michel Litz
van Dw
Austin
Assailant of King Edward Jailed for One Year
George Andrew McMahon a middle aged eccentric claiming foreign bribery to shoot King Edward Will was sentenced to one year at hard labor in Old Batley police court. The case highlighted questions over his testimony of a foreign plot and a $730 payment offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
George Andrew McMahon
Edward Will
Old Batley
McMahon
Old Bailey
King Edward War
Constitution Hill
War Office
Democrats to Stage Rally in City on Caravan Visit
Plans proceed for a large Democratic rally Thursday evening to mark the Democratic Caravan stop in our city. The caravan is on a four state tour and will use the City Path for the meeting. Officials expect a sizable turnout and will publish the full program Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
IRVING THALBERG DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Hollywood reports the death of Irving Thalberg husband of Norma Shearer and famed film executive known as a genius of the industry. He fell ill with a cold last week and developed lobar pneumonia. Margaret Richardson returned home after visits in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Thalberg
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Thalberg
Norma Shearer
Margaret Richardson
New York City
Philadelphia
Massive Landslide Triggers Wave. Dozens Dead in Norway
A 1936 landslide on a 6,000 foot mountain toppled rock into Lake Luen, generating a tidal wave that beached a ship 1,004 feet inland and destroyed bridges. Seventy three dead, eight dying, many missing as villages Nesdill and Badadalao were wiped out. rescue efforts led by Arctic pilot Bernt Balchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Uti Ph Loen
Norway
Lake Luen
Mateume
Welace
Nesdill
Lake Trol
Badalalao
Gsiv
Bernt Balchin
iNs United States
Reptile
Maine voters choose senator governor and three congressmen
Maine voters head to the polls to pick a U S senator a governor and three congressmen plus other state and local officers in a high stakes election seen as a bellwether for national politics. The contest features Wallace White Jr Louis Brann Simon Hamlin and others as campaigns push to shape national sentiment ahead of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Maine
Truition
Maline
Wexdaye
Arnilns
Ale M. Landon
Sheim Wgn Forbes
Awas
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis J. Brann
Brann
Lewis C. Barrows
FL Hart Dubord
Waterville
Benjamin C. Bubar
Simon M. Hamlin
James C. Oliver
Ernest L. McLean
Lyse 4. Smith
Marence J. Lackerby
Townsendbly
A. Raymond Rogers
Union Party
Ralph O. Brewster
Wallace M. Mabee
Libdon
Pontland Statiuin
Richman and Merrill Fly Round Trip Across Atlantic
Dick Merrill and Harry Richman were returning from England aboard the Lady Peace when they landed near Musgrave Harbour in Newfoundland. Signals later indicated they were en route to New York, with radar and radio issues delaying confirmation for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johns
Dick Merrill
Harry Richman
England
Lady Peace
Musgrave Harbour
St. Johns
New York
Radimen
Richman and Merrill
Besco
Hearts Conte
Newfoundland
Wala
Journal writer Gorrell expelled from Italian press
Henry Gorrell of the Rome United Press bureau was ordered out of Italy after a dispatch deemed unfavourable by the fascist government. He left with two Italian agents on the train to the frontier amid official escort and a prior invitation to leave connected to a crackdown on a Communist organization in Italian industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Henry Goowell
Rome
The
Pati Tought
Italy
Gorrell
Cave
Tala
Paper ballots certain unless withdrawals alter election
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania counties face a vote by machine or paper ballots for the November 8 election depending on minor party candidates withdrawing and court rulings on mushroom endorsements. Officials fear machine limits and expect many withdrawals, forecasting nine party names per ballot and heavy printing costs if paper ballots prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Elections Bureau
Philadelphia
Springmakers and Families Enjoy Annual Outing at Canadohton Lake
About 450 employees of Ravenond Man fortuning Company and their families gathered for the annual outing at Canadohton Lake despite threatening weather. Hekward Feldt led the planning while Coleman's Barn provided music and entertainment. Rex Dempsey won horseshoe pitching. races produced several winners as Capt. Mein Cobbett led a mushball victory over Capt. Frank DaLury's Leeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenond Manfortuning Company
Canadohtn Lake
Hekward Feldt
Carrie
Coleman
Union City
Mein Cobbett
Frank DaLury
Léeen
Rex Dempsey
Haroid Walters
Smock
G. Sawyer
V. Stacy
L. Madsen
G. Carroll
Louise Madsen
Spanish revolt in nutshell form
Madrid Latin American diplomats renew efforts to humanize the Spanish civil war after rebels ignore first proposal to save women children and aged men from loyalist besieged Alcazar. Madrid government massing thousands of militiamen to bolster forces on Talavera front. Pope Pius in Castello Gandolfo deplores civil war horrors to 350 Spanish refugees. San Sebastian rebel General Mola orders five days rest before pushing toward Bilbao, coastal drive next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madrid
Vebels
Alcazar
Talavera
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius
San Sebastian
Mola
Bilbao
Two Men Arrested In Local Driving and Theft Cases
Judge Williams ordered Mark Lindsey of Concord township and Cumford Stevenson of Union City to pay costs after pleading guilty. Lindsey admitted to ten drunken driving charges from a Saturday arrest. Stevenson pleaded guilty to auto theft in Union City. Police report a separate case where James Foley on West Pleasant Street caused a serious collision, fled, then was arrested after the wrecked Chevrolet was found damaged. The incident involved a phone pole strike near the Corry Water Supply Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Mark Lindsey
Concord — Township
Cumford Stevenson
Union City
Lindsey
Stevenson
Venice
James Foley
West Pleasant Street
Ayho
Pleasant Street
Corry
Foley
Ton Munigan
Funnigan
Walter Foster
Chevrolet
Mont End
Concord Township
C. B. Porter
Erie
Patroknan Ross Mead
Landon Confident of Victory in Maine
Gov Alt M Landon vows Maine will repudiate the Roosevelt administration and lead a Republican triumph in November. He speaks in Nashua after touring Maine New England states and says Maine will herald Republican success and constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Salem
Mass
Alt M. Landon
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York State
Maine
Nashua
WN. H
New England
Roosevelt
Belore
America
Maing
Farmers 10 Map 1937 Program Unveiled Across Regions
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a regional outreach plan starting September with community meetings in the northern central corn belt to gather ideas on a 1927 era agricultural preservation program. County and state meetings follow in October November and December to shape the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Ress
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Tam North Central
Corn Belt
Fire Devastates Gas Yard Threatens Church in West Newton
A large blaze swept the Wagner Gas and Oil storage yards in West Newton Pennsylvania on September 14 destroying about 40,000 gallons of gasoline. The fire endangered a nearby Negro church and almost leveled several nearby houses as flames drove residents from their homes. Fire crews fought the blaze through the afternoon with evasive reports of containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newton
Wagner Gas and Oil Co
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U. S. Senate
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