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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
3
Titusville and Hydetown authorities tied together scraps of evidence to conclude a woman dragged along a Hydetown highway was the result of domestic trouble. A quarrel after a quarrel over a child led to the wife clinging to a car and falling, suffering injuries, with the husband denying further harm.
Dr Carmen Ross president told the Presque Isle chapter in Erie that Edinboro State Teachers College was never under consideration for closure by the state and praised the school’s 74 years of service. He spoke at the Lawrence hotel during the chapter’s meeting.
County authorities plan tightening scrutiny before June 1 license renewals. District Attorney Graham and County Treasurer Taylor will meet with Erle city officials to discuss renewal of licenses cited for violations. Mayor Miller may join in to press county aid in enforcing rules and potentially deny licenses at troubled bet parlors.
C C C expansion plans add seven new Civilian Conservation Corps camps near Kane Ridgway Sheffield Tion a and Kinzua within the Allegheny National Forest. Five of the new sites lie within 25 miles of Kane with tentative locations identified at Tom Run near Endeavor Marienville Ridgway Dunkle's Corner near Kane Tiona and other nearby areas.
Elk county court ordered John Kulbacki of Reynoldsville to hire counsel after a judge and district attorney learned he was regularly employed and could afford representation. Edward J. Blatt of Ridgway was retained to defend him. The same day a jury found Absalom Clifford of Dagus Mines guilty of driving two motor vehicles while intoxicated.
In Sheffield ten miles northeast of Kinzua the new camps will enroll 216 men each. Sixteen of the recruits will be experienced woodsmen hired locally, part of the prestiot colonies.
Immense ceremonies at Felow's Hall hosted by Gerry Preble with Db. G. M. and staff. Officers named include Clarence G. Dingfelder Noble Grand and LeRoy Dickinson Past Grand. Clement Jolge conferred second degree on candidates. Luncheon followed by social session.
Kane April 11 police seek vandals who have removed about fifty trees planted along Kane-Wetmore row by the YWCA six years ago. Girl Reserves assisted by YWCA members planted the seedlings near the Longview Inn site.
The U S Secret Service in Philadelphia reports a high conviction rate in counterfeit money cases this term. Of 17 cases, 14 defendants pleaded guilty while the remaining three were convicted by jury.
Harrisburg April 11 United Press reports the legislature debates a proposal to allow branch banking expansion in Pennsylvania. The bill by Rep. Joseph B. Biting Allegheny, drafted by Luther A. Harr banking secretary, would permit branches only in communities with two banks and bar parent banks from branching beyond adjacent counties.
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