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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1937

Page

8

Club Opposes Parking Limit Through Week

The Golden Rule Club at its monthly meeting opposed a city parking limit beyond Saturdays if imposed. It favored 56 degree angle parking on Center street as proposed by Mayor Glen Miller. The meeting covered minutes, insurance, and a plan to form an advertising committee for monthly sales.

North Center Atrees Golden Rule Center Street Glen Miller Edna Blanchard W. C. Cox C. M. Hibbung Theo P. Williams Drake Field Corry Furniture Company John A. Blatt Worth Hammond C. F. Brown W. J P. Lombard A. 0 C. M. Howard Stanley Kasmer George H. Gordon Morton's Cashrocery Thomas Motor Co W. EB. Phillies Conrad's Davison Fer Alome Condra's Frank Whiteley A. G. Buller Corty Board of Fish Commissioners Buller Corry Erie Union City Seth Weeks Frank

Erie WPA airport project expands as deadline nears

Erie district office adds eighty workers to Port Erie airport project bringing total to 160 as weather allows. Official opening planned June 1 with potential earlier completion if warm weather continues. Runways largely slag covered. asphalt topping and ten miles of paving expected soon and final grading and grass seeding planned before project completion.

AIK Erie Federal Treasury Department Port Erie Bernard J. Cochran Cochran Sild WPA

Death of Mrs James Proper in Corry Hospital

Mrs Lola Belle Proper 46 of Digin died at 4:80 this morning at Corry Hospital after illness dating from March. Survived by husband James R. Proper and eight children. Body at Bracken-Keating funeral home. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at the ME Church Elgin. Interment Wattsburg cemetery.

Lola Belle Prover James R. Proper Digin Corry Hospital Proper Wattsburg Clfford Clarence Milton Dorothy Margaret Russell Bernice Shirley Bracken-Keating M E Elgin

Golden Lax Tablists Tonic Claim For System Regulation

Abundant energy youthful spirits and a cheerful sense of health are promised by internal cleanliness. Goldent lax tablists are advertised to regulate and stimulate the whole system. Available in 25c and 50cc at all druggists.

Private Jobs Reach New High in Pennsylvania February

Combined placements by the National Reemployment Service and the State Employment Service in Pennsylvania in February reduced unemployment by 12 874. Of these 6 424 were absorbed by private industry, marking the first time private employment exceeded public relief placements. Despite a short month 250 249 placements were made with 15 018 in private employment. The February train compared to last year rose 228.8 percent.

Nations State Pennsylvania N. L. Lichtenwalner National Emergency Council National

Main Entrance Road to Twin Lakes Forest Camp Planned

The main entrance road to Twin Lakes forest camp six miles south of Kane in the Allegheny National Forest will be completed this summer as part of the 1987 ANF work program. The 21 foot wide road will have a 16 foot rock base and crushed stone surface. The upper dam at Twin Lakes forms the pool for a planned recreation complex to serve about 2,000 people with later facilities including water supply, bath houses, shelters, parking and trails to be completed soon.

Apra O Twin Lakes Forest Kane Allegheny National Forest ANF Twin Lakes

City fails to interest phone firm in fire alarm handling

City Council reports failed efforts to engage the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation for 24 hour fire alarm calls. A Ward incident caused delay and extra damage when alarms rang at the wrong station, prompting discussions of a station at a firehouse to ensure prompt responses. Zalzneck brothers settle Hammond Elevator damage claim for 150 dollars toward truck repairs. Civil service exam results list Hubert Wellh and George Mulderick among top applicants.

Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation Couch Fred J. Weaver Council Zalzneck Brothers Hammond Elevator Company Civil Service Fre Hubert Wellh George Mulderick

Howard Named Chevrolet General Superintendent

Flint native Harold P. Howard is promoted from Baltimore plant manager to general superintendent of Chevrolet operations. He succeeds Harry Coen who becomes general plant manager of all Flint operations. Howard, son of Wesley H. and Mrs. Howard, has been with Chevrolet since 1920 and returns to Flint after leading the Baltimore plant since 1935.

Plint, Mich Chevrolet H. &. Howard Flint Baltimore Harry Coen Harold P. Howard Wesley H. Howard North Center Street Ute Chevrolet Rapid Corry

Board approves Mulderick appointment after driver post talk

Conversation with Mr. Welden showed no interest in becoming extra driver. Mr. Weaver recommended Mulderick for the post, and the appointment was unanimously approved.

Welden Weaver Mulderick

No Verdict On License Renewals At Issue

April 6 EREY district attorney Mortimer E. Grahame said no decision has been made on renewing licenses for county dispensaries permitting slot machines. The DA indicated action depends on the State Liquor Control Board's stance on gambling devices and possible license jeopardy.

Erey Baer Irie Elty Sip Mortimer E. Grahame Shadl Qvill Enerely

Federal and State Agents Raid Northwestern Pa District

Federal and state agents raided 22 places over the weekend in northwestern Pennsylvania and nearby New York after a major bootleg crackdown. Arrests reached 40 with 2000 gallons of non taxed liquor seized along with three large stills and two automobiles. Raids targeted Bradford, Olean, and Rochester areas.

Pennsylvania New York Charles Condon Bratford Olean Rochester N.Y

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Golden Rule Club Boost Force James Proper John The Veterans of Foreign Wars Atlantic Twin Lakes Road Corporation George Mulderickh Treasure Island Japan Florida Yath Ren Ann Sothern Gene Raymond F* Rico Radio Pictures
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