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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1933

Page

8

Bear Lake area social notes and community events

The column lists dozens of local names and visits from Bear Lake and surrounding towns. It mentions relatives visiting Warren, mushroom season meals, parades at Freehold fair, school activities, garden trips, and multiple weekend trips among families such as the Manwaring, Hawkins, Crosby, and Knapp households, with notes on guests from Jamestown, Westfield, Corry, and Panama.

Ted Glatz Waterford James Cooper Rolland Smith Woestnel George Smith Marion Pardee Jamestown Clyde Hawkins Andister Sadie Hasanh Panami Blatchlet Meld~ville Elton Crosby Kid J.C. Manwaring G. A. Tillotson Corry Liz Jorgon L. W. Whiteley B. N. Berkey Akron Westfield James Panama Knut Carléon Celofon Rudolph Carlyon Libany W. Humphrey N. Y Susan Roote Florence Anderson Partville Blibine Cornish Fev Walter Black Caluderaport Bear Lake Freefield Whirsday Ruth Cornish Charles Goodrich Sheffield Ivan Price Fammy

Social Life Mixed With Local Plans In Clymer

Mrs Amy Newholge chairs a fall campaign division meeting and nearby clubs arrange events at Peacock Inn and the church. The community notes high school sport, harvest committees, Rebekah Lodge officers, a gas plant sale, and social gatherings including a large Dairymen’s League meeting with a 130 guest dinner and a bridge party at the Newhouse and Cordins.

Glymer Amy Newholge Une WLC Mra Winifred Christiansen Freda Biddy Misa Helen Hotton Marjorie’ Evans Mayville Patty Ellis Peacock Inn Lillian Fox Pius Wiira Ernest Wallace Marion Gallup G. Hy ‘Wenpas Tda Johnson Norman Pierce Warren Tenpas Holland Mich Henry Tenpas Dorothy ‘Connelly Clymer High School Kasco Feod James Cross Cue G, LW Mrsbit Inville Familly Nockers Place Mohawie ‘Street Louis Potter Croscult Henry Schruise GLB J. Neckers Gordon Schernerhorn James Ten- Harken Claude Lietus James Brown Epworth League of the Methodist Church Elizabeth Sweet Geneva Querreveld Busines Eld Wiremen's Hall Wednessy Neckers Buffalo Icharah Ray Garret Pimmers Dilvid Innal Sanday Hook Leesan Wal

Spring Creek School Pupils and Local Social Notes

A bustling week in Spring Creek with Roy Merritt and other locals visiting area dairies and relatives. Business visitors include Dr. Donaldson, Dr. Schmidt, and Frank Kaiserlin. many attended family gatherings, birthdays, and trips to Warren and Erie. A surprise birthday party honored Rev. Garnett with music, readings, and a purse of money from friends. Weddings In Clymer feature Wade Crist and Marian Wright tying the knot with family and Corry guests in attendance.

Spring Creek Roy Merritt Coudersport Abbott Dairies Herbert Garett Spartansburg Hey W. H Garnett Frank Kaiserlin Warren Robert Donaldson Charles Schmidt Pittsburgh EL. Campbell Elma Alley Tidioute Arles Wales Glenn Donaldson W. H.gurnal Kane Leon Cable Marylle Sherman N. Y Wm Morse S. D. Haffey Corry Maci Stearns Helen and Texas Eyalyn Platt 8. C. Ward Doroathy North Onywanda N.Y Fey W.'Hy Garnett Columbus Raymond Sider Garnett And Clymer Wade Crist Roy Crist Mohawk Street Marian Wright Boyd Wright Outing Milton T Thomas Maxine Wright Clyme

Open War at Midnight Inspects Uninspected Cars

Highway patrol prepares a semi annual roadside inspection focusing on vehicles lacking inspection stickers. Five officers will check all traffic, with emphasis on trucks over two tons for compliance with fire flare requirements. Violations bring fines and vehicles without valid inspection may be towed and banned from movement until inspected. Local notices also list community visits and public health efforts including Shick tests, extension work, and women’s club activities in Spring Creek and nearby towns.

Miadyigle State Highway Patrol Hi Blocker WNCR John Obn L. S. Broughton Warren Hugh O'Hare Corry Agnes McLoughlin Spring Creek Township Miss Meherty State Collee Uni Cers

Sherman youth injured by axe in woods mishap

In Sherman Sept 30 Marion Dorman 19 was seriously injured while cutting firewood with his father Robert Nornan. A glancing axe blow severed his knee cap and caused a deep three inch gash. He was taken to Dakith Hospital in stable condition. Also noted Pittsburgh auto crash injures two and a $1,000,000 Westinghouse order for naval destroyers.

Sherman Mariud Dorman Throods Robert Nornan Marion Dorman Dakith Hospital Fan

Smith deplores delay in public works plan

New York September 80 former Governor Alfred J Smith wrote in the New Qui Jools editor decried slowness in the 8.3 billion public works program and urged faster action He proposed the engineer assigned to each state act as the sole agent of the public works administration in initial project review and construction supervision.

New York Alfred J. Smith New Qui- Jools Smith Public Works Administration

Opportunity Club Dinner at Presbyterian Church Gym

Wednesday evening at 6 30 the Opportunity Club will host a baked ham dinner in the Presbyterian Church gymnasium. The menu features salted ham horseradish dressing steamed potatoes beans salad jelly bread pumpkin pie cheese and coffee. In Chicago Sept 30 Cubs president Willliam L Veeck has been moved to a hospital after an illness lasting over a week.

Opportunity Club The Presbyterian Church CUBS Chicago Willim L. Veeck Veeck Chicago Cubs

New Disorder Breaks Out in Penn. Prison

Unruly convicts at theastern Stats Penitentiary demand new deal for 3587 inmates. Twenty state police joined guards as violence erupted after four demands were rejected. Rioters used tinware and bars while a crowd gathered outside the prison in the city center.

United Press Philadelphia Astern Stats

Farm accident claims Waterford farmer Leland Lewis

EALE Sept 2 Minerel services at Levine funeral home Brid ge Springs paid final tribute to Leland Lewis 44 Waterford farmer killed Tuesday when tractor toppled into an eight foot ditch near his home He was driving east of the borough toward woods at the edge of a dirt road Interment was in Venango cemetery He leaves a widow his mother and two brothers

Eale Minerel Levine Oambridge Springs Leland Lewis Waterford Venan Lewis Wattsburg Pinnin Lewis

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Freehold Township Fair Bar Lake Francis Petergon Ashville S.C. Manwaring Warren Dn U. S Christian Endeavor J. C Stanley Carter Boston Mass Marice Knapp Warrel County Prp de Prybol Wendy Jamies Panwa Rebekahs Kasco Maxine Legters Womens Missionary Conference John Kempers Mexico Leoma Vander Linden China G. Hondelink Rochester Hondelink Robert Bonnie Pier Lewis Robert Calvin Corry Hospital Clara Johnson William Tuttle Wir Fred Lindberg Carl Carlisch Silver Crees E. L. Caffiseh Eva .Tyler Irma Tyler Erie Guy C. Johnson Albert Johnson Gordon Schermerhorn Saegertown Clyde Rickerson Hannah Wiggers Dairymen’s League Arlene Dunnewold Irene Hoitine Juey Wiggers H. H. Marsh New York City Bentley Ed Heslink Irbin GT. F. Egg Morte Dukos Ered Ming Jess Lockenhouse Abbe Twentieth Century Club Hattiet Newhouse Atreray Lillies Boneree Artia W. H. Garnett Inead Piptsburgh Peter Sheptak John Baldault Butler Joseph Bottoms George Kraus Westinghouse Easd Navy Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture Company Member Federal Reserve System Penn Eastern Penitentiary Citizens National Sible Stull His¢on Union ACC Wes Copnan Tnaodoirioen
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