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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1940

Page

8

Two Erie bootleggers jailed for tax law violations

In Erie federal court Judge Schoonmaker sentenced 64 year old William A Dublin to one year and a day in federal prison for operating a Cascade street speakeasy and tax evasion. A co defendant P Vincenso Flora received six months in Erie county prison for retail liquor without tax. Mary Kuholski and her son John G Darby were placed on two years probation after six month Erie county prison sentences were suspended.

Erie F. P Schounmaker William A. Dublin Cascade Street Schoonmaker Toen Lewisburg Chas. Condon Dublin Cascade P. Vincenso Flora West A6th Street Erle County Mary Kuholski John D. G. Erle Erie County

Legion Head Sees War Danger at National Convention

National Commander Raymond J. Kelly of the American Legion warned in Boston that a public shift toward war sentiment could trigger global conflict. He urged Americans to focus on reducing war hysteria and fear to avoid the holocaust.

Boston Raymond J. Kelly American Legion United States Kelly Advertising Club of

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs W J Dawson

Funeral services for Mrs. W J Dawson were held at Davison Funeral Home at 2 40 PM Monday officiated by Frank Whiteley. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Harry Spicer Fred Hoenes Gerald Faulkner Frank Dead Perry Mead and Charles Hubertz. Relatives from Warren Erie Columbus and Gleinity attended.

W. T. Dawson Davison Funeral Home Franke Whiteley Pine Grove Cemetery Harry Spicer Fred Hoenes Gerald Faulkner Prank Dead Perry “Mead Charles Hubertz R. G. Dawson Warren Frank Buley Erie Columbus and Glelnity

Guards Ready for Call as National Guard Mobilizes

Guardsmen are ready for call on Sept. 11 as bolts and medical exams begin after President Roosevelt signs the conscription bill. Coast Artillery regiments rush preliminaries while National Guard units prepare for a year of training with regular army, physicians conducting officer exams and enlisted men to follow.

Spiardsmen Pelics Wahin 2Th Coast Artillery Regiment Chrowett Mol- Meadlon Roosevelt

Painful Burns Quickly Relieved by Antiseptic Ointment

Personal notice from Bessie Ella of Hawthorns New Jersey reports relief from burns using San-Cura Ointment. She praises its antiseptic action to prevent infection and aid healing for various skin injuries.

Passait Ave Hawthorns N. J

Sparta Readies Annual Community Fair and Ox Roost

Sparta sets plans for the twentieth annual Community Fair and Ox Roost opening Thursday. Exhibitors urged to enter, guards provided for protection, cattle transported free within eight miles, hay and bedding supplied by exhibitors. Booster badges grant admission, with Friday and Saturday colors and prizes. Friday features a horse pulling contest with multiple teams from Waterford, Titusville, Warren, and nearby towns. Flower Pictures and a parade on Saturday cap the event, plus local church and firemen activities and community gatherings.

Spartansburg Roscoe’ Mitchell George Nick Waterford Policory Tionesta Leon Mitchell Lousville Gornsh Bear Lake Clarence Kibble Warren Steve Hill Riceville Ellsworth Harrison Titusville Wank Anby Fair Mechanic Street Spartansburg Oremen Piremen's Hall Catherine Buston Caroline Crandall Gustave Anthony Presbyterian Hawthorne Hedges Pleasantville Buxton Charles Torrey Claude Bleir Russell Ernest Platt Anna Richards Torry J. A. Watgaman Duquesne Catheras Church Drivesburg Heisband Ray Leonard Paul Richards Duque Lloyd, Earl Harry Richards Brooklyn Robert Hughes Green Bay Wis William Hurl Willis Kinney Clayton Miller Die Queso Emory Blakeslee Crawford County Prix Gay Torres Britton Rum Mark Gray Titusville End Arthur Himebaugh Centerville Allie Maitind Elizabeth Wilson Sparte Grange

Midweek church services and club notes from area churches

The Baptist church will hold its regular midweek service on Thursday at 8 o clock. The Methodist group has meetings and a cream chicken dinner at the church Friday at 5 30 pm served by the ladies. Dr and Mrs T A Little of Erie visited Mr and Mrs George L Davis. A 15 piece orchestra under Irving Miller joined NBCs Bright Idea Club.

Winnie Damon Union City Cambridge Springs Spring Creek Bloomfield Granges Sparta Grange George Boston Belle Vernon S. D. Quiver Kate Gardner RD. Gerald Warren Walter Prelffer Lyda Titus Youngstown Ohio Margaret Chapman Freda Freda Tauber Titus Bartlesville Okla John Conover Harry Tauber Ellsworth Crovie Indiana Cory Hospital Ladies of the Methodist Church T. A. Little Erie George FL. Davis Nother Bright

North East Grape Carnival Opens Fair Week

North East plans its fifth annual fair and grape carnival from Thursday to Saturday featuring fruit, flowers, arts, and a queen coronation. Events by Lake Shore Post and American Legion will accompany exhibits at the square and school lawns. Katherine Selkrege named 1940 queen. court includes several local belles. Glenn Cantrell leads the fair association with officers Amenta, Hendricks, Snepp, and Fordyce assisting.

Heart of the Erie-Chautauqua Vth Lake Shore Post American Legion Katherine Selkrege Edwin Selkrege Pearl Street Glenn Cantrell The Fair Association J. J. Amenta Mildred Hendrikson William Snepp Weasurer R. A.fordyce

Blasted Dover Town Rattled by Carnival Fireworks

Dover residents, three miles from Kenyil where a powder blast occurred, regained composure only to be startled by a fireworks display during the Wharton firemen carnival. Citizens fled their homes in night clothing as Mayor John Rosch and others rushed to summon fire engines. The telephone company also mobilized five extra operators to handle inquiries.

Associated Fisco Dover N. J Kenyil Hero Wharton John Rosch Telephone Company

New Year Broadcast Plan Tied to University Speech Carried by NBC

Disjointed OCR notes describe a January day event with NBC networks WEAF and WABC carrying speeches from Abbot and College. Listings mention University involvement and a 7:30 PM time slot, with early afternoon programming and a focus on legal or civic topics.

Palr Weatt Harvest Th University Wiz-Nbc NBC Abbot and C College Wabc-Ob Mi ‘Coney

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