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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
6
Easter events drive activity in Corry and Edinboro with church fairs and faculty planning observances. carloadings and retail sales rise. government reports show improved business and employment, while weather and travel trends hint at stronger Easter travel and shopping in the region.
The measure would add millions to city, county and school treasuries by allowing delinquent taxpayers up to five years to settle back taxes with 20 percent paid each year and no penalties. Legislators expect passage as both branches favor the plan to curb mounting delinquencies.
Word arrives about Leo Nehil convalescing in New Jersey after wartime illness. his father travels to visit him as plans intensify for the third annual card tournament. Prize distribution proceeds at Slossy Keister’s drug store with prizes including amber brew vases. CHE Clark volunteers to help issue prizes amid campus chatter and local politics. Some comrades report front-season fishing with rare gear while others enjoy the orthodox method. Sentoniva
C F Brown of Corry, president of the Roosevelt Highway Association, warns against diverting highway funds to relief or other state needs. He argues this harms unemployed Pennsylvanians and delays essential road repairs on the Roosevelt Trail and other routes, urging lawmakers to focus on highway rehabilitation to aid jobs and long term welfare.
Ban April 26 report states McKean County Sheriff Fred T. Ladswick will plead non vult contendere at trial on misconduct charges. The plea is not an admission of guilt but could lead to conviction in criminal proceedings and does not bar further denial in collateral actions.
Ridgway April 20 The coroner’s jury exonerated Ghost Baum of Johnsonburg in the death of George Berger 85 after Baum fired a .22 pistol during a scuffle at a roadhouse near an entry window. Berger died Monday in Ely County General Hospital. Inquest heard seven witnesses including Baum and Ernest Blint who was released after custody as a material witness. Funeral services for Berger were held Thursday at his mother’s home with interment in Wardvale Cemetery.
Registrar E J Matthews sought rosters for an educated fox terrier amid a North Texas inquiry. Miss Lucille Cullen and Clifton Weber plan to leave tonight for Buffard due to the sudden death of Miss Cullen's father John Cullen.
Public notices include an executor’s notice for Clara M. Osborne estate appointing Henry E. Fish as executor with settlement and claim deadlines. A master in divorce case Clyde C. Simmons vs Elizabeth Simmons will hear testimony May 10, 1985. Also notices grant letters testamentary for Oscar H. Andrews and request debts and claims be presented to Blaine Kincaid in Corry Pennsylvania.
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