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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1939

Page

3

Uproarious week spans chambers and charts across town

A jumble of notes from the Pierce County area includes a monthly meeting at Spring Creek Community House, a 3 percent rise in department store sales for the week ending September 23, and 62,755 vehicles produced this week amid labor concerns. Also noted are a hospital patient with repeated fractures, courtroom speeches by Pennsylvanian bar leaders, and unemployment claims dipping to 6,535 with $1,187,022 in benefits issued. Weather outlooks warn of rain midweek and frost in northern areas, while home mortgage totals and new housing units are reported for August. A local shoplifting case ends in settlement and a Cleveland incident involves a former Corry youth. Colonel Drake stamp officials consider urging Senator Gutey on an issuance.

Cloudy Film Covers Findley Lake Amid Warm Weather

Findley Lake in Sept 80 faced a cloudy film on the water surface due to heat and algae growth. The murky water emitted a fishy odor and treatment with copper sulphate is discussed but not applied. a strong wind later cleared the lake, ending the condition.

Findley Lake Jake

Funeral Services for Henry Rust in City Local

Funeral services were held at 2 30 pm yesterday from the late home at 211 Marion street for Henry Rust a well known city resident who died after an extended illness. Reverend Perry Z Haines officiated with large attendance. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery in the family lot. Local Odd Fellows lodge arranged the committal with Stacey Skinner N G Nels Sor eyson vice grand and Richard Ross chaplain serving as bearers. Relatives from nearby towns attended including Mr and Mrs M J Rust of Bellingham Wash Mr and Mrs Gail McCroy of Eric Mrs Martin Madsen of Meadville Mrs Lulu Black and Miss Margaret Black of North East Mrs Lulu Wattons Union City R D Mrs Amanda Perkins Mead Perkins and Mrs Carl Perkins of Mr Village and Mr and Mrs Joh Whiteley and Mr and Mrs George Whiteley of Waterford FD.

Henry Rust Marion Street Perry Z. Haines Methodist Church Hended Pine Grove Cemetery Odd Fellows' Lodge Stacey Skinner Nels Soreyson Lulu Wat Tons Union City R. D Amanda Perkins Mead Perkins Carl Perkins Mr Village Joh Whiteley George Whiteley Waterford

Heavy Penalty for Defaulting on Tax

United Press reports Washington. Trank A Maddas a Jeannette broker lost fight to tax authorities. Board of Tax Appeals assessed income tax on $1,000,000 for 1920 to 1922, which Maddas claimed unreported. He reported net income $94,628 and paid $8,492. a 50 percent penalty on the deficiency was added.

United Press Washington Maddas Jeannette Board of Tax Appeals Aad

Japan a growing trade menace to United States says Babson

Roger Babson reports from Tokyo that while Japan poses no military threat to the U.S. now its industrial power looms larger. He notes Japan's low wages, vast shipping capacity, and rapid growth, warns of a Chinese market monopoly, and argues security must come from sacrifice not legislation as Americans seek greater trade with Japan and China after the war.

Roger Babson Tokyo Japan United States China Orient San Francisco Seattle

Round-Up in 4-H Pig Contest Ends at Crawford Woods Mill

Round-up concluding the 4-H club contest sponsored by Kiwanis was staged at Crawford M Woods mill today. Twelve boys entered, with entries brought for final judging by Erie County Agricultural Association officials present for judging. A full report will appear in Monday's Journal.

Kiwanis Hit Crawford M. Woods Mill Erie County Agricultural Association

New Scientific Discovery Boosts Asthma Breath Ease

A bold claim markets a product named Breatheasy for asthma relief and ever lung support. The ad promises satisfaction with a money refund and offers a free trial via E English in Rouseville Pa, with a contact phone in Oil City.

Rouseville Oil City

Erie robbery confesses part in $1200 theft in June

John P. Simson of Volant Pa. admits involvement in a $1200 robbery at the Sanitary Farms Dairy in Erie. The robbery involved Alexander Stepnoski and the dairy secretary A H Watkins, with loot including cash and checks. Both suspects were in custody in Lawrence County jail and Belo County prison.

Erie John P. Simison Volant Sov John P. Simson Wisu A. H Watkins Sanittary Parms Dairy Bash 18Th Street Alexander Stepnoski Lawrence County Mortimer. Graham Newcastle Stepnoski Belo County Graham Christoph Simistm Stepneski Allegheny County Siinson Watkins Thuy Simison Wallace

Postal Union rates set for international mail

The United States and England join the Universal Postal Union to standardize rates. The standard rate to foreign countries is five cents for the first ounce, while a three-cent rate applies to most American continent countries, Spain and possessions, and most of the British empire including Great Britain, the United States, and Egypt.

Postal) Union United States England Universal Postl Union Spain Great Britain British Empire

Large cross burned near Warren hill at night

In Warren on Thursday night shortly after 10 o clock a large cross was burned on Ridge Hill south of town. Two loud explosions were heard before the fire, apparently salutes, to draw attention to the cross. The identities of the perpetrators were not known at first.

Warren Muew Avention Rieg Hill

Well Fed Lawns Resist Winter Ills

Lawn grasses are hardy against low temperatures but winter damage comes from poor drainage and freeze thaw cycles. Deep rooted, well nourished lawns resist heaving. feed 4 pounds per 100 square feet in spring, half that six weeks later, and another 4 pounds in early fall. Water deeply to avoid shallow roots. keep mowing between 2 and 3 inches.

Tuwa

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