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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1935
Page
3
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Harrisburg Conference on Corry Lighting Plant Feasibility
Mayor Glen Miller and City Solicitor Scott travel to Harrisburg to probe a state bill allowing municipalities to acquire and operate their own electric lighting plant. They will seek financing guidance from the Public Works Administration and report upon returning in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Boltet
Walter H. Beott
Sunray
Corry
Harrisburg
Chiy Cornell
Miller
Scott
M. Leo Mulderick
Senate
Fhe P
Kiell
Washington
Public Works Administration
Tian
Bones of woman found at Mechanic Grove farm
Lancaster authorities identify bones found on Dr. Harry Zimmerly’s Mechanic Grove farm as those of a woman. Dr. J. W. Rice of Bucknell University confirms skull and breast bones. suspected burn damage noted. Mrs Gladys Lawson of Calvert, Maryland disappeared during a visit to the Zimmerly home. Mueller calls for legal action against Dr Zimmerly for illegal operations and narcotics violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerly
United Press
Lancaster
Paul A. Mueller
Harry C. Zimmerly
Mechanic Grove
Homen
J.W. Rice
Bucknell University
Mueller
Rice
Gladys Lawson
Cooperatives Battle Milk Law Curb In State Debate
Co operative marketing groups prepare to confront strict supervision as the State Senate agriculture committee opens hearings. Senator Leon Prince leads the Cumberland panel with arguments for and against retaining the clause authorizing a board to examine cooperatives and the prices they pay producers for milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Warrisburg
State Senate Agriculture Committee
Leon
Prince
Cumbertunil
Huwr
Cilid
Tie Board
Remarkable Century-Old Corry Resident Reminisces
Mrs. Chase, nearing 100, recalls founding days near Corryshirk and Piccadill Hill. Born April 22, 1850, in Ohio County, she and husband Harvey Chase built the log cabin era home and later moved to Columbus after his death. She remains active in church and Sunday School duties and lives at Pleasant Street with adopted daughter Mrs. Cort Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Piccalill
Ramly
Ana Qs
Molina J. Chae
Ng & Journal Repair
Chase
Panini
Harvey
Bophila
Jl Conner
Asaliede
Goi
Christ of Columbus Township
Milla
Spartansburg
Piccadill Hill
Columbus
Mira
Lynn Stabs
Merman Ory
Dente
Corryshirk
Alsato
Corry Wan
Wixtion
Picea
Eat
Mia
Mian
Milla Hawn
Ula
Ny Keel
Chase Lowis
Mos
Frank Chase
Roy Kireet
Gerry
Journal
Nove
Easter Business Booms Across Corry Area
Easter shopping shattered records in Corry as merchants reported unprecedented trade. A mid week warm up and clear skies spurred demand for Easter apparel and finery, with heavy foot traffic across menswear, ladies wear and steady to wear stores. Country customers also surged into town boosting Saturday sales and extending late closing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sati Gay
Ivas
Gary
Dimirnal
Dust storms around the world study by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society reports dust storms are global, with Saharan sands reaching Europe and the Mediterranean, Australia sending chocolate dust to New Zealand, and winters in China sweeping yellow sediment across the North China Plain. Historic storms stained skies, obscured boundaries, and altered terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Geographic Society
South America
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Sahara
Mediterranean
Baltic
Africa
Atlantis
Alps
Canaries
Cape Verde Islands
England
Germany
Turkey
Colorado
China
Chiga Plain
Shantytown Mayor Held in Pittsburgh Shooting
Payily Amun, 59, called mayor of Shantytown, is held by police in Harrisville Road area in connection with the death of John Bronso, 40, a colony member. The case involves possible firearms and shelter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Payily ‘Amun
Avin Selene
Harrisville Road
Witning
Jofn Bronso
Visiting Day Planned at Edinboro State Teachers College
Edinboro State Teachers College outlines Visiting Day set for Saturday April 27. Dean of women Miss Florence M Kunkel leads arrangements to connect parents with campus life, including classes, a luncheon, art and science exhibit, athletic show, choir performances, a one act play, and an informal reception ending with a Junior-Senior prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State Teachers College
Florence M. Kunkel
Carmen Ross
Edinboro
Haven Hall
Loveland Hall
College A Capella
Capella
3D- Inboro
Iramattc
Huven Wall
Community backs drive to clean Brokenstraw pollution
The Corry Sportsmen's Rifle Club and eastern Warren county property owners press for action on sewage pollution in the Brokenstraw River. They seek state and municipal measures to end stream contamination, including possible construction of a disposal plant and watershed cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Spring Crete
Warren County
Serly
Eastend
Pietieh
Spring Cree
Crumbas
Willy Tos
Lub
Lhe Commission
Becoms
Pennsylvania
Sre
Tlavic
Fuuit
Pant Seary
Parrots Shy Yet Willing to Speak to Audiences
Parrots, though shy around strangers, are capable of adapting and talking to small audiences, according to Dan Harkin. The birds reportedly perform better when in the presence of an audience and display heightened responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Dan Harkin
Ranidin
Parle Yoo
Relief rolls indicate continued state relief activity this week
The state board reports 1,743,001 people on relief rolls for the week ending April 1. Direct relief cases decline to 42,577 while work relief funds total 619,000 with 42,582 employed on relief projects. Total relief expenditure reaches 8,747,086? and average direct relief grant 7.87 with work relief 9.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonneylyaniv
Lin
Et Vv
Ftnbert L. Johson
State Board
Stam
New Erie Radio Station Opens Saturday Night
Erie's new radio station WELU opened with a three tier program from 8 to 11 p m on Saturday. Jo Omelien owner operator announced the station on 142 kilocycles and slated regular schedule starting 2 p m Sunday. Mendel Jones of WIAY Cleveland presided over ceremonies with city and state officials, messages from Governor Warle and Senator Guffey read, and cheers from hundreds of local friends and business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIR
Erie
WELU
Jo Omelien
Commerce Building
Mendel Jones
WIAY
Cleveland
Will Yauster
Arthur Colegrove
Norbert Fierald
Worldmen's Compensation
James P. Rossiter
Atale
Colegrove
George H. Warle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Lev Ometian
Weekend Crash Near Pleasantville Leaves Two Injured
A weekend automobile accident near Pleasantville injures two people. Ralph Hamlas, 19, of Goodwill Hit, and a second occupant were hospitalized after a car lost control on a dark road and collided with another vehicle. Witnesses report reckless driving as the suspected cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Ralph Hamlas
Goodwill Hit
Thusville
Swank
Wndi
Pues
Lasndas
Ornix
Whonkler
Nupece
Titisville Hospital
Merit Votan
Titareville
Lendas
Willy
Sandie
Tuavitto
Hovie
Acciden Ecourtil
Townsend Club Plans Meeting Here on Friday
Townsend supporters press on after a recent House defeat of the Townsend pension plan. Dr. Clinton Wunder of Chicago will speak at the Grand theatre building Friday at 8 o clock as part of a countywide tour. The Corry club prepares to host a likely large turnout for Wunder's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wunder
Grand Theatre
House of Representatives
Townsend Vutage
Clinton Wader
Chicago
Mie
Fehl
Wunder
Townsend Plan
Spel Er
New York ¥. M.C. A
Townsend Radio Division
Townsend Club
Whnder
Corry Nxt
Funeral of Mrs C Danielson
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Danielson who died suddenly at her home 322 East Smith street were held Saturday at 2 pm at the Davison Funeral Home. Rev Perry F Haines of the First Methodist Episcopal church conducted the service and interment followed in Erie cemetery. A large turnout of neighbors and relatives from Brig Warren Panmin Falconer and Chandlers Valley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Danielson
East Smith Street
Davison
Perry F. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Erie Cemetery
Archie Shreve
Charles Donaldson
John and
Gayl Thorsen
Celebrations in Corry mark Resurrection Day in sunshine
Auster, 1935, records a bright warm Easter Sunday with ideal weather. Churches across Corry filled to capacity for services and special choral programs, as residents observed the Christian feast with widespread attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auster
Easter Egg Hunt Winners Named In City Park
Alvert wtecaroy, agent, or 2% Church street, and Jen Mould aged 8 of $20 Buchu West won prizes in the Easter Egg Hunt staged Saturday afternoon by the City Park. The M. C. A. sponsored the event which drew hundreds of children under ten amid good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Wtecaroy
Church Street
Buchu West
Easter Services Mark Resurrection Across Churches
Easter observances spanned sunrise to evening with services at St Thomas St Edward's and other congregations. Rev Hasett preached at St Titus and Rev Smith spoke at Holy Rosary as choirs offered Hallelujahs amid spring weather. Residents enjoyed outdoor walks and heavier highway traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School
Lyoncis Hassett
St. Titus
Enmrauel Episcopal St Paul's Lutheran
St. Elizabeth's
United Brethren In Christ Phrches
Free Prisoner Hyman Reversed in Delaware County Case
Willian Hyman, a Philadelphia salesman, was discharged by the State Superior Court after a reversal of a three month to three year solitary confinement sentence for failing to aid after an accident. Judge Joseph Stadtfeld ruled the lower court’s ruling inadequate and ordered Hyman released. He had surrendered voluntarily as authorities tracked newspaper reports of Daniel Bradley’s death in a roadside incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Willian Hyman
Philadelphia
Catt
Delaware County
Joseph Stadtfeld
Hyman
Stadttsid
A Fendsat
Delage
Daniel Bradley
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Bene Son's
Municipal
Piccadilla
Melissa Chase
Anota
Healy
Melissa J. Chase
State Teachers
Cornelian Reed Pats
Timothy Sord
Smith Spencer, Corry
DRIVE
Corry Sportsmen's Rifle Club
C. Danielson
Richard Paulson
East
Congress Street
Rainbow Gardens
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