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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
3
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Local education notes include a shift to evening classes and a tax fee due date. Community updates report Mary Virginia Bloom and Philip Walter Tagon's upcoming Detroit wedding, county commissioners convention in Washington Pa, and the Erie Yacht Club meeting plan. Also noted are a Cam Wige Springs Fair attendance, Carnegie Institute’s international exhibition, and Greta Garbo film production timing in Hollywood.
Erie county and Corry figures face possible charges over the Elk Park raid two weeks ago. Attorney S Y Rossiter says actions may be filed against Wesleyville Justice of the Peace Walter Goodwin and constables J O Badders and Glenn Walters. Grand jury action not sought due to magnitude, per District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham.
A military survey reports that camp residents at Fort Douglas grew fat during their stay, noting consumption at the citizens training camp in Salt Lake City Utah.
Louis Jackson an officer with the Valcan American Club was fined $50 plus costs after pleading guilty to selling liquor without license in Warren County Court. Judge D J Amed imposed the sentence after a Spring Creek picnic incident on August 7 with other officers discharged for insufficient evidence.
Louis Condas 56 of Smock Pennsylvania was captured at 11th and Peach streets by Postal Inspectors and deputies after six weeks of allegedly sending threatening letters to President Roosevelt. He was jailed in Erie County Prison awaiting further federal charges and possible commitment to an institution.
The Board of Education will consider replanting and supervising the grounds of the old Hatch School after remodeling. Stuart Reed of Erie offered to map and supervise the work for 100 dollars, with the matter referred to the property committee for recommendations. Additional space for Industrial Cores classes and a loan discussion with Erie lenders are also on the agenda for the 1986 87 term start.
Corry Encampment No. 241 will hold a meeting at Odd Fellows' ball tonight at eight o'clock. Officers expect a large attendance, describing it as one of the most important items on the encampment calendar in months.
Sparta fair closes after a big ox roast with 2000 attendees in the nearby community. The parade stretched over a mile and a half and the ox sandwiches sold well as exhibits and horse shows surpassed prior years. Prizes awarded for best horse rider, pony, costumes, decorated floats, and more highlighted a successful social and financial event.
Chris Neipp, already with five holes in one, clinched another ace at Heather Deigns course. Soon after P N Keltner of Brooklyn matched the feat with a 4 hole in one at Surge Green.
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Harrisburg report states 10000 applicants for state patrol positions will be screened by Captain Charles Quarters superintendent of the force. A selective process will enroll more recruits with two groups passing established physical criteria. About 100 men are expected to be appointed to the patrol roster.
The article details events at a Springmakers and families outing including 60 yard dash results for Mary Hinatyzyn Bret Elsie Hixson, various sack races, canoes tilting, mushball throwing contests, egg throwing, and relay races. Prizes awarded to top finishers, and the day described as one of the finest for local families.
News notes Jewish merchants in the city will close during Rosh Hashanah, as Reform temples observe one day and Orthodox communities two. The piece explains Rosh Hashanah as the Jewish New Year marking creation and judgment, with prayers, repentance, and the Ten Days of Penitence leading to Yom Kippur.
A state hatchery report shows lobster production this summer far below last year with 1 677 000 pounds versus 4 500 000. supply remains uncertain for Providence restaurants as seasonal harvests face equipment issues.
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