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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1933

Page

8

Willis Pleads Economy Flays Building Talk

Willis argues county debt is too high and urges buying bonds with surplus funds. He opposes new building plans like a county jail and tuberculosis hospital, says add 300000 yearly bonds would reduce indebtedness. County officials plan a meeting to consider loans for public construction.

Farvey M. Wills Nan Willis Evie County Counin Wwillis Jaor Court House

Death of Mrs Berdena Van Erden in PrenCH Creek

Mrs Berdena Van Erden died at her daughter Mrs H J Winink's home on Saturday April 15. Born March 19 1844 in Winterswijk Holland she came to America in 1873 and lived in Preneh Creek forty eight years. Survived by five children and one brother funeral held at Henry Binink home and Abbe Reformed church with interment at North Side cemetery.

Prench Creek Berdena van Erden H. J. Winink A. Om van Erdem Wintenwich Holland América Preneh Creek B.J. van Erden Binink John Neckers Will Neckes H. J. Binink Ben van Fisden Will van Erden Boland Herry Binink Abbe Reformed Church Will Neckuts Be van Eirden Amos van Arders Henry Einiuk North Side Cemetery Trimmers Sam Dunnawold John Hoitink Jan Dunnesord Cronkown Gon

Beer Bill Proposes $100 License Fees in Pa Senate

Harrisburg April 21 United Press reports Senator McClure’s beer control bill sets annual fees for licenses across tiers. Manufacturers pay $1,000 while wholesalers face $400 to $500, retailers scale from $75 to $250 by population. Fees fund municipalities. licenses may be revoked or rejected by courts. Distributors must limit delivery and sales rules apply. Sundays and election days require closures. no sales to minors. local option by referendum.

United Press Harrisburg McClure Senate Whitesille Allegheny Philadelphia

Couple Sought After Diamond Ring Theft at Stapf Jewelry

In Bunitak on April 11 authorities seek a young man and woman suspected of stealing a diamond ring valued at $1, 000 from Stapf Jewelry on Central Avenue. The pair, seen asking to view rings and later watches, fled in a car with Illinois license plates, prompting police to investigate.

Bunitak Rence Dunkirk Stapf Central Avenue

Jackson to be buried in Angelica New York

Miss Jackson will be buried in Angelica New York with a prayer service held this afternoon at four o clock at the home of her sister Mrs O P Eaton Rev Stanley G West of the Episcopal church officiated The funeral party will depart Saturday morning for the family home in Angelica New York The funeral will be held Sunday and the burial will be in the Angelica cemetery Mr and Mrs Alvin Jackson of Listensville West Virginia arrived yesterday afternoon

Assumme Jackson O. P. Eaton Stanley G. West Episcopal Church Angelica N.Y Mote Angelica Cemetery Alvin Jackson Listensville West Virginia

School official finds $600 along road in Jamestown area

Bernard W. Drake Babylon superintendent of schools found $600 scattered along the Jamestown road near Laona. He returned the money after identifying the owner Bert Beebe of Laona and turning the funds over to a Fredonia bank. Beebe had been seeking the missing money after a bump jarred it from his pocket en route to the bank.

Dunkira Apm Bernard W. Drake Babylon Falconer Celoron and Silver Creel High Jamestownatredonia Laona Drake Bert Beebe Fredonia Béehe Banke

Four Injured In Auto Crash At Jamestown

Jamestown reports four people injured in an automobile crash yesterday afternoon at Myrtle and Superior Streets. Mrs. Fred Lystrom is seriously injured with a fractured spine. Three others, including Miss Clara Laurin and Walter Sandberg, suffered minor injuries. Two residents were overcome by gas early yesterday. both were reported progressing satisfactorily by doctors.

Jamestown Apil Fred Lyntram Walnut Street Myrtle Superion Streets Pielock Lystrom Clara Laurin Barrett Avenue Myrtle Street Walter Sandberg Leonard Johnson Newland Avenue Laurin Sandberg Hast Second Street Hopkins Avenue Ost Fy Tarson van Buren Street Ber Harold A. Blaisdelh

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