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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1936

Page

8

North East Carnival Opens This Thursday

The 13th annual North East community fair runs Thursday to Saturday September 23, 24 and 25 at the high school and Mackay’s garage. Exhibits cover horticulture poultry and crafts with judging Friday at 10 a.m. Entries closed Wednesday.

North East American ‘Legion California Mackay Duncan Phillips Community Pair Association North iEast High School Erle Henry B Vincent Saturlay North Fast Girard Luther Memorial Orchestra J. Boyd Bert Fair Association B. Vuy Alisberg

Five Prisoners Are Sentenced in Erie County Court

Five prisoners were arraigned before Judges Hirt Kitts and Waite after pleading guilty or being convicted last week. William Hrbart was sentenced to 1.5 to 3 years in the Western penitentiary for raping an eight year old girl. H Miller and Ben Pryor received six to eight months in the Allegheny county workhouse for stealing castings from Jarecki Mfg. Co. Stanley Szoski was sent to the Allegheny workhouse for one to two years for stealing his brother’s rifle. George H. Perry was sentenced to 14 months to 2 years and 4 months in the Western penitentiary for raping a ten year old girl.

Allegheny County H. Miller Ben Pryor Jarecki Mfg. Co Hirt Stanley Szoski Wilson Street Bernard Szocki Allegheny George H. Perry Eastith Street East Side Western Penitentiary Miles B. Kitts

Altar Society Plans Supper at St Elizabets Hall

The Altar Society of St Elizabets church hosts a homemade spaghetti supper on Wednesday September 20 at 4 20 PM in St Elizabets hall. Tickets cost fifty cents and are available at Condras Pharmacy or Stanley Kaspers restaurant. The committee includes Mrs Carl Pero Mrs Rudolph Bachomner Mrs Stella Woltagel Miss Gertrude Schadell Miss Charlotte Mei ding er Miss Elizabeth Weber Miss Janet Ziwicke Mrs Jas Caasily Mrs Jozeph Shimburs Mrs Paul Weber and Mrs P M Waite. A special prize is offered in connection with the dinner.

Anal Society St Elizabeth’s Church St. Elizabeth’s Hall Oar Perro Condra’s ‘Pharnacy Stanley Kasper Carl Heidi Carl Perto Rusdolph Bachomner Stella Woltagel Gertrude Schadell Charlotte Meiidinger Elizabeth Weber Janet Ziwicke Jas Jozeph C. Shimburs Paul Weber P. M. Waite

Bankers Aim for Nonpartisan Stance at Coast Convention

The American Bankers Association opens its 2nd annual convention in San Francisco with Robert Fleming signaling nonpartisan aims. He expects no major banking law changes after Congress convenes, though emergency measures like the equalization fund and silver purchases may loom. H W Parker of Citizens National Bank attends the sessions.

Fleming Congress Lav Jiage H.W. Parker Citizens National Bank American Bankers' Association San Francisco

Wisconsin Library Expansion For Blind Readers Plans 950 Transcribers

Madison milestones report unprecedented growth of facilities for Wisconsin's blind with fiction and recreational reading. State board of control plans to hire 950 Braille transcribers financed largely by federal funds for the project.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Board of Control

Child Dies In Accident Near Hamp rton Station

Seven year old GracesAr Hastiger of North Side Oil City died after a coal truck struck her on Route 157 three miles west of Hampton Station. The wheel ran over her head, crushing the skull. Driver Harry Lackey, 44, of Rouseville, said to be en route with a coal load, claimed the accident was unavoidable.

OL City GracesAr Long Hastiger Harziger North Side OU City Hamprton Station Harry Lackey Rouseville Oil City

Young Republicans of Pa plan militant nationwide campaign

Frank G. Hilton Wyomissing newly elected president pledged a militant campaign for the Republican ticket in November He aims to rapidly complete the organization and form several campaign committees to aid the regular officers during the next two months Hilton 27 chairs Berks County Young Republicans and was unanimously chosen to succeed John Wills in Duncannon slated to serve two years

Young Republicans Penn'a Ross Downing United Press Harrisburg Frank G. Hilton Wyomissing Young Republicans of Pennsylvania Hilton Berks Counity Young Repbicans John ¥. Wills Duncannon

Rise in milk fee necessary to aid farmers

Abse, Sept. 22, hearing before the Pennsylvania milk control board heard testimony that higher farmer prices for milk would force a rise in consumer costs. Howard Eisaman of Springfield township chaired as the board weighed feed costs and cooperation from dealers. The board plans possibly separate area decisions to speed outcomes in this statewide price scale hearing series.

Pennsylvania, Milk Control Board Court House Howard Eisaman Springfield Township Control Board

Peru Reconditions Two Submarines for Battery Repair

Two Peruvian navy submarines are being reconditioned at a port due to South America’s lack of local facilities for replacing storage batteries. The work aims to restore submerged endurance and operational readiness of the vessels.

Peru U Nee

Brutal Coast Murder Solved

A confession in the brutal attack and slaying of Mik Ruth Muir near La Jolla was obtained. Robert M. Flack the city manager announced the confession while Chief George Sears questioned a former asylum inmate through the night. Miss Muir was executive secretary of the W. G. A. at Riverside and daughter of a Texas banker.

United Press San Diego Calif Mik Ruth Muir la Jolla Robert M. Flack George Sears Suiane Miss Muir San Antonio Texas Riverside

U S Cautions Farmers on Imported Alfalfa and Clover Seed

The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers that imported alfalfa and red clover seed have limited adaptability here. Expect drought and small carryover to cause a domestic seed shortage this season. Only Canadian red clover seed adapts well. producers should consider Alsike clover, sweet clover, alfalfa, and other options until domestic red clover seed is available.

United Pres Washington Detment of Agriculture Department Salis United States Canada

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North East Carnival Altar Society Lae Ay Turner Perth National Association Young G. O. P Howard Fishman Milk Control Board Brutal Coast U.S Tio Corry PENNA Ciyaar 3
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