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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1934

Page

8

Sciota Woman Surprised On Her Birthday

Sciota Sept 15 Mrs Addie Schurman returned home from Sunday school to a delightful birthday dinner hosted by relatives and friends. Dozens of visitors spread through the day including Harrison Beckerint Hazel Hedlink Ivan Hateh Rexford Warner and many others from nearby towns. A cheerful gathering featured meals, conversations and greetings as the community shared in the celebration.

Avalon Krnphuizen John Halthouse Clymor N. Y Ethel Mae Schurman Jamestown James Cordin Haughter Gertrude Miller Rexford Warner and Sons Arthur and Roger Steuben Willz C. Warner Burl Pierce Arthur Lyman Henry Querréveld Wilfred Westley Donation Ell William Durlin Pittfield H.R. Briggs Emma Heslink Addie George Marsh Ghester Smith Concord Hidge Russell Briggs Corey H. R. Briggs Bart Pierce Jimly C. C. Warner al Colza W. H. Burgett Charles Akam Elmer — Crossitity Marion Gallup Lyhethiy Caited Schueman Henry Querreveld Mid Querreveld Minnie Stearns Ashville Bla Hatch Euitm Anams Gen. Marsi’s Concord Rite Fret Lindahl Wred Patchen Timesta Duane Lines Ho R Briges Peter Schurman Clifford Cady Dunkirk Urs

Wiggers-Cady Wedding at Clymer and Local Notices

One of Clymer Hills early autumn weddings saw Mildred Cady wed Cornelius Wiggers in a display with white dublins and gypsophila. About two hundred guests attended as Rev. Garver Tiomer led the service. The couple plan to reside on East Main Street after purchasing the late Garret Bardink home.

Ads Garrett Austin Ted Schurman Bilph Osterstuete Gertrude Celoron Alton Peterson L. A. Thomas Gerald Helen Bensink Fred Humphrey Westley Hill Pete Schurman Ivan Haten Wiggers-Cady Clymer Anna Neckers Wayne Linas G. H. Schuman Wayne Girs Bonita Wat- Putis Linga Taye Westeys'lin Edith Pierce Erie Elmer Rustani Dell Frake Concord Tom Fullom Gertrude Ausfin Mildred Cady Cornelius Wiggers Garret Willink Dairymen’s League Milton Thomas M. E. Conference George Legters Gertrude Gravink Bernice McCann Arlene Duntewold James Beekerink Garret Newhouse R. Thompson A. A. Sthermerhorn Vda Johnson A. Arnink C. Christensen Ly P. McCray M's. R. X. Williams Ima ‘Tyler Gordon Schermechorn Bradford Christensen Musseline de Sale Bernice Wiggins Henry Cady Myrtle Cady Wiggers Garret Bardink Bing Clymer Hill Garret Williuis Wes Mir Henry Willie Henry Wassink Abram King Alt Walliam Vane Schaaf Martha Denink Jutin Wing Menry Newhouse Rey J. F. Winter Thilly Seblink Sherman Maggs Bertha Wassink J. P. Winter Willink Herse Clymer Hill

Removal of Relief Director Urged in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg Sept 15 A petition calls for the removal of Fault 3 Bedian from any relief role in Pennsylvania. The move was reviewed a day by United Emergency Chief Harris A. Biddle, related to Westmoreland county officials and alleged misappropriation of relief funds.

United Pres Harrisburg Bedian Pennsylvaia Uric A. Biddle Beguan Sfie Green Westmoreland Opimty

Jamestown welfare workers reinstated after political ties

Three welfare department investigators in Jamestown were reinstated and will receive promotions after being discharged for affiliating with the Democratic Party. Commissioner John Larson announced the reinstatements, noting the workers resigned from party roles and may have sought elected offices. The action follows communications from TERA officials confirming resignations and reinstatement.

Jamestown Welfare Department Board of Public Welfare Public Welfare John Larson William C. Shanaton Pulp H. Mulroney Herbert S. Williamson Democratic County Committee Jane S. Learn Western New Welfare Larson Min Department

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary dinner plans

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met yesterday afternoon at the VFW hall to finalize plans for a chick dinner serving from 5:30 PM Wednesday. Menu includes creamed chicken timbales mashed potatoes cabbage salad rolls relish apple pie with cheese and coffee. Proceeds go to the auxiliary treasury for their school fund.

Marl Jackson Oferley Amy John Boland Eva B. Rich V. F. W. Hall Ladies Auxiliary of The Veterans of Foreign Wars Anxiliary Treasury School Ralph Qwens Warren J. W. Newhousts Carlyle Neckers Doris van Lente Holland Mich Hope College Henry Tenpay W. 7 Abbe Buffalo Gari Caffisch Silver Creel Garret Querreveld Carl Markello Floyd Arnink Clifford Smith Albert Arnink Mohawk Lodge I. 0. O. F Mt. Tabor Jamestown Anna van Ness Lulkewood Jerrold Arnink Te Arnink Homie Frank Neckers J. H. L. Reckerink Lyle Compton Iva Neckers Leslie Forness Chris Christensen George Will Motor Pittsburgh George Campbell McCray Johnson Los Angeles J.J. Wagner

VFW Post Plans Anniversary Activities and Display

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 264 in town joins nationwide events for the 75th anniversary of the VFW. Plans include a September 22 open meeting with a banquet and entertainment, plus a September 20 to 22 display of war trophies at the Downey Drug Store storeroom on Main and Center streets.

America Columbia Nistelow Veterans of Foreign Wars United States V.F. Wi Archie W. Thompson Uncle Sam Philippines Cuba Stein Ley Cou Manderin James Putania West Plaina Meta Post So Post W. I. W. Post 19 Downey Drug Store Main Hod Center Streets

Milk Control Board Ends Hearings Today

The Pennsylvania Milk Control Board proceeds to conclude a series of hearings in Harrisburg to collect data for a new general order replacing prior price the board will issue. Witnesses including H D Allebach urged revival of the elastic quantity pricing method and a shared reduction in the delivered retail price of half pints of cream in Philadelphia.

United Press Harrisburg State Milk Control Board H. D. Allebach Interstate Milk Producers, Inc Allebach Philadelphia Milk Control Board Mairis Diane Henry N.yetlman Philadelphia Mill Exchange

Chestnuts Return to Oil City After Long Blight

Oil City residents saw a sign of recovery when Jesse Dunmire brought six large chestnut burrs from young trees on the Sampsell farm on Upper Sage Run Road. Chestnut trees declined after blight years ago, with only a few shoots remaining. now a growing group on the Sampson farm shows potential to bear nuts again.

Oil City Jesse Dunmire Sampsell Upper Sage Rum Road Sampsonl

Enlarge Philadelphia mile sales area plan for price fixes

A. L. Berth president of the Li zene county milly producers supports continuation of the present passutilization plan. It fixes prices paid to mille producers and raises prices to producers to return to farmers one half of the retail sales price.

Philadelphia Mile A. L. Berth Lizene County

Spring Creek P A Plans Meeting and Installations

Spring Creek Pa September 14 The Parent Teachers Association of Spring Creek holds its first meeting of the year at the School House Tuesday evening September 15 at 8 o clock. Officers for the coming year will be installed. Mrs Mabel Dallas of Sugar Grove the county PTA president will be present and speak. Refreshments will be served by the committee. Members parents and friends urged to attend. Several local residents are noted in social and travel updates with visits, trips, and hospital news among community notes.

Sure Foundation Hey Board of Education of the Reformed Church James Croscutt C. B. Spitzer New Castle Frifsy Methodist Episcopal Church Clifford Warnshovise Damcutt House Freeman Street Floyd Avaing Corda Morse House South Center Street J. P. Winter Clymer Hill Reformed Church Henry Beckprink Garret Tenpas Abbe Reformed Church Rochester Ontario Milton I Thomas New Castle Kittie Hinckley Sheldon Mary E. Hinckley Chautauqua Martius Cordis Washington, D. C Raymond Kauzhuisen Avalon Rose New Yorks City Garret Rustin Fred TeWinkle Hamot Hospital Erie Bertha ‘TeWinkle Milwaukee Helen TeWinkle Belleville Beilah Kooman Clymer ‘Telephone Company Yes Misa Iya Neckers Lilian Schermerhorn Morence Arsink Sarah Kooticn Wallace M. Havercamp Klare Hilduim Clymer Rebekah Lodge Findley Lake B. Drought Marah Blanche Spartansburg Arthur Schermerhorn California van Geen Don Farr Wattsburg Genevieve, Wagner and Gordon Los Angeles L. P. McCray Schenectady Whitehall New York City Hurl Storer Fredonia Lucy Mas Geneva Lockenhouse L. R. Donaldson Spring Creek Mabel Dallas Sugar Stove Washington Philadelphia Harry Fy Jomson P 1 Helviote Dunkirk Alice Damon Corry Hospital Donaldson Arden Gourley Franklin Elton Cable Florence Iox Russell, Fa Leon Cabn Deming William "Alte Bile Lotta Moors Curry Adrian Whittaker Betty Kafferini Edinboro State Teachers’ College Otto Buettner Carl Donaldson Louis Allen Temi Allen Tidioute Wednes Mildred Henry W. L. Henry Tom Smith Youngstown Ohio Cleve Damon J. R. Doneldson R. G Dawson Warren Glen Donalison Evalyn Platte Spartinshire Dlayton Wilson Sicller Gib Britk Hovee Corry Daisy Bragich Harold Bday Sheldor Clough Glen Donailson Hastings Jones Charles Wales

Police free jailed man by sawing bars in Quincy

Quincy police freed Ray Lastra by sawing the cell bars after losing the keys to the jail. Lastra was charged with drunkenness when officers discovered him in custody and had to improvise an escape by cutting the confinement bars.

Quincy Mass Quincy _polic Ray Lastra

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