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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
3
April 1 in Mill Village Erie County local collector Dean Weed outlines archaeology of the southern part of the county. Weed has cataloged artifacts and notes finds by date and location. He identifies approximately six Indian village sites along French Creek based on soil color and tint evidence.
A breadth of town chatter covers job changes, a New York assignment, a planned conference in Harrisburg, and concerns over a basement mosquito outbreak. Mentions include civic plans, fishing trips in Algonquin Park, and local officials debating a municipal lighting plant. Also notes on a fire claim, veterans' Memorial Day speaker prospects, and political moves among local candidates.
Bank of Wesleyville will pay a dividend of 10 to 5 percent to about 400 depositors on May 1. Attorney Robert J. Firman said the payout is the first since the bank closed in 1993, with Reconstruction Finance Corporation debts paid and mortgage offers aiding the cash. The bank’s officials have worked to make the dividend possible, using instruments to provide the funds.
Charles J. Dutton, noted author and former Unitarian minister, will be appointed field agent for the Pennsylvania Department of Justice Board of Pardons, likely based in Erie. He will relieve Andrew B. Abt as senior parole agent for the region and to be assigned to offices in the Commerce Building. A county dispatch notes the move follows a major political address given in the city. Meanwhile Curtis Terrell’s frightful pantomime caused his sister to break a neck vertebra and be hospitalized.
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