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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1936

Page

2

Call for All Way Electric and Aftermath of Local News

The regular monthly meeting of the All-Way Electric unit was held at the home of Miss Lucile Barnes on West Church Street with about twenty members and friends present. Plans were made for a medal car test and participants were asked to meet at Mrs. F. Johnson’s Friday afternoon for further arrangements. A social hour followed with games, visiting and music. The next meeting is scheduled for May 1 at an announced location. Also reported: two pairs of chicken thieves tied to break-ins and larceny cases in Jefferson County court. Maple syrup labels advertised by the Journal office. Warren County Bar Association elected officers for the year. a second narrow escape during the search for Norma Nielsen’s body near the swinging bridge. the steel boat used for dragging was recovered. weathering details included. local ads for Sovereign milk, Ivanhoe salad dressing, and Monarch canned goods by A. H. Homer & Co.

Amsiss Lucile Barnes West Church Street F. Johnson Jefferson County Court Russell A. Muniz Clarence Henneman Big Run Kuntz Blisworth Pifer Mien Monarch A.H. Homer & Co Ward Frank M. Totton Chase National Bank New York City Thomas JF Glenn German Street Mr Glenn Paul J. Glenn St. Charles College Columbus St. Mary Clausia Seton Hill College Greensburg Soldiers’ and Sailors National Soldiers’ Home Dayton Carl Cox W. C. Cox Beleski Crawford County Ralph C. Jackson Conneaut Lake Ginesville Road David Edmundson Wittle Corners Lghonte J. King Pest Sinken Jamestown Mary Icsthrym Henry Firster Corry IR. D Davidson Funeral Home B.R. Lewis Pine Grove Cemetery Voorhies Venango County Perry H. Smayt Oil City St. Franklin Voorhius Ota Emory Parker Post Ridge Titusville Parker Marty H. Levant Foster Breedtown Barker Brothers Box Hollow Baker Brothers Centerville WPA Hr Fay Herbsburg Wastiton Meadville High School Meadville Brhool Board Lste Ernoon Heller Brothers Youngstown Ben Legnosky Meadville ‘Hospital Deer Creek Township Mercer County Kane Frost Corry Business and Professional Women's Club S. H. Skinner, Jr Wright Street Mary B Haines 0. M. Hillburg Nell Blackman Korea

Town Fire Destroys Home In Bradford Street

A two story brick building on Roberts street Bradford suffered severe damage from a rapid blaze last evening leaving Adolph DeSantis his wife and their small son homeless. Next door resident Phi omena Carrara 10 alerted firefighters who battled the flames with two hoses and had the fire under control within half an hour. Investigators suspect faulty wiring in the front room sparked the blaze. DeSantis reported no insurance. the owner Lewis Piscitelli could not be reached for an estimate of the damage.

Will J. Wilcox Roberts Street Bradford Adolph DeSantis Phiomena Carrara Hames DeSantis Lewis Piscitelli Greult Sharon High School WIPA Erie—County Mothers’ Assistance Fund

Progressive Dinner Enjoyed by S C Club Members

Members of the S C Club enjoyed a progressive dinner last evening starting at Kenneth Burr’s home for cocktail hour. Menard MuElroy hosted soup course, while Charles Bracken and Richard Lindsley arranged the dinner at the Lindsley home. After dessert at Clair Hillstrom’s, guests moved to Martin Keppel’s on Mott Street for dancing and music with punch and cookies served along the way. The party included Kenneth Burr, Clair Hilstrom, Robert Wickwire, Charles Bearken, Martin Keppel, Thomas Cragg, Dick Lindsley, Edward McBley, Charles Rourke, Gerald Hammond, Mary Loveland, Mary Castor, Mary Hinman, Mary Kathryn Miller, Peggy Sullivan, Mary Allee Gilson, Phyllis Lindsley, Mario Yoons, and Mary Roelofs.

S.C. Club Kenneth Birr Menard MuElroy Charles Bracken Richard Lindsley Lindssley Clair Hillstrom Martin Keppel Mott Street Vlore Kenneth Burr Cla’ Hilstrom Robert Wickiwire Charles Bearken Thomas Cragg Dick Lindsley Edward Me

Ruling ends AWD plan for teachers' pay hopes

The ruling removes hope for a statewide teachers pay program funded by an income tax. Oscar G. Bender urged the governor and legislature to address the obligation, noting an amended bill still faces constitutional issues. Senator Ziesenheim proposed companion measures to allocate funds, but deficits and unconstitutionality negate payments to school districts without a tax levy.

Oscar G. Bender Pennsylvania Real Estate Association Special Assembly Senate Ziesenheim Margiotti

Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Hickman

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hickman of Park Street were held at Bracken-Healin Funeral Chapel after a weeks illness at Corry Hospital. Rev Francis Graves P R led the rites with many neighbors in attendance. Interment followed in St Thomas Cemetery with bearers John Tubbs J A Lanston R Dunnhoo and Charles Tokes assisting as pallbearers. Relatives and friends placed flowers around the casket of the late Corry resident.

Francis Graves P. R Oletock Mary Mid Charles Tokes Corry

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