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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 23, 1941
Page
3
Erie Police Demotion At Officer's Request
Erie police sergeant Joseph B. Lynch was promoted from Class AM to sergeant by city council on Mayor Barber's recommendation. Former sergeant Shea requested relief and return to Class A patrolman, salary reduced from 175 to 180 dollars monthly. Lynch, a veteran over 20 years, serves mainly in the brattle division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vai
Joseph B. Lynch
Sergeai
City
Enhary
ATG
Michael J. Brea
Lynch
City Douneil
Charles R. Berber
Shea
Barber
Councrl
Erie Peloe
Lynn
Shisa
Lye
Police Department
Brattle
Plan Aeronautics School in Pennsylvania Progress
Harrisburg April 23 Chairman E Leroy Chapman Warren said the Senate Appropriations Committee plans to re introduce a bill to establish Pennsylvania's first school for development of aeronautics engineers. Senator Joseph Ziesenheim Erle and World War II flier pilots the measure with a $300000 appropriation for the Penn State College site. Dean Harry P Hammond says the act would enable the college to train city terminal technicians engineers yearly. Pennsylvania is the only state in the Union without such a school. The bill ties to national defense and Chapman expects approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
E. Leroy Chapman
Warren
Loday
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joseph Ziesenheim
Erle
Pennsylvania State College
Harry P. Hammond
Wie Union
Hammond
Chapman
437 Miles of Rural Roads to Be Improved This Year
Harrisburg reports approval of a rural road program to improve 497.20 miles at an estimated cost of 5 756 000. Governor James authorized work by Department of Highways during the coming construction season to enhance traffic outlets for agricultural areas and stabilize maintenance forces. Most work will cover dirt roads with some new construction and limited repaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James
Department of High Ways
Governoy Dumes
Progedda
Rommusunons Juenge MM
Meintenance
WPA
Pennsylvant
Corry Scouts Win Awards at Board of Review
Twenty three tests were given at Board of Review in the Corry Junior High library. Promotions and merit badges were awarded to scouts from Union City troops 3, 61, 70 and 82. Names cited include Boward Carlisch, Howard Sammons, Leroy Walters, Howard Watkins, Marshal Young, William Hammond, Phillip Whitehead, Carl Cox, Charles Richer, Charles Aiesale, John Rickers, John Scheppner, Kerry, and Jack Spiesman among others, with badges for basketry, electricity, bird study, music, wood carving, public health, firemanship, and pathfinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
R. 3. Dewey
W. Pangbom
G. T. Bergman
H. G. Wolfe
This City
Merle Sexton
Ernest Crocker
Union City
Tram
Boward Carlisch
Howard Sammons
Leroy Walters
Howard Watkins
Marshal Young
William Hammond
Phillip Whitehead
Carl Cox
Charles Rich
Charles Aiesale
John Rickers
Sonal Health
John Scheppner
Kerry
Jack Spiesman
Damages Awarded In Fredonia Woman Auto Death Case
A supreme court jury in Mayville ordered three Buffalo men to pay Mrs. Amy Horey $3,208 after an automobile collision in Buffalo contributed to her husband Leon Horey’s death. The lawsuit sought $40,000, and the jurors deliberated seven hours before reaching the verdict. The judge had discharged William W. Gease of Dunkirk earlier in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Mayville
Supreme Court
Amy M. Horey
Clarence MacGregor
William W. Gease
Dunttré Ws de Fendant
Refuse 10 Change Training Camp Name
Harrisburg April 23 Tri diantown Gap will keep its name as the military reservation where Pennsylvania National Guard units train. The House rejected 54 to 35 a bill to rename the camp Camp Muhlenberg after Revolutionary War hero Muhlenberg following a lengthy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Tridiantown Gap
Ie Military Reservation
Pennsylvania National Guard
Muhlenberg
Union City Man and 2 Hitch-Hikers Hurt in Crash
Howard Barber a Union City resident 42 was driving a car carrying hitchhikers John Lawson 43 of Chestnut street and Roy Gannon 350 West 4th street when the vehicle left a downgrade near Morray at 9 20 p m struck a culvert and wrecked all three were hospitalized Barber suffered shock and facial injuries Lawson had fractured ribs and Gannon suffered ear toe and throat injuries with the vehicle bound toward Erie for treatment all three were brought to Vine Cent's hospital in an ambulance from Cumberland Springs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Uinion Cuy
Morray
Witerford
Brough
Vinecent's Hospital
Cumbrinee Springs
Howard Barber
Union City
John Lawson
Chestnut Street
Roy Gannon
West 4Th Street
Thiuont
Fue
Services for Inez Mecusker Held at Nazarene Church
Funeral services for Inez Mecusker Booth longtime convert singer and seating musician were held Tuesday at the Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street. Rev EO Aldo officiated as a male quartet with George Thomas George Stowe Merrill Lille and G T Bergman accompanied by Carl Way sang Going Down the Valley and Well All Be There. Mrs Altice sang Going Away the deceaseds last composition. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers David Lines Carl Way George Nelson George Thomas Merrill Lille and GT Bergman. Out of town attendees included Mrs Minnie Babcock of Ripley NY and He Belknap of Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Way
Cold Water Eases Tooth Pain and Insomnia Remedy
Dr Alexander von Herzen advises relief from a tooth ulcer pain by immersing the body in six inches of cold water in a bathtub. He also suggests insomniacs wear socks wrung in cold water and covered with dew woolen wraps for sleep aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander von Herzen
Safety Week Program Set to Open Saturday
City officials announce Safety Week to begin Saturday April 26 and run through the following week. Mayor Frank E Hepler, with Patrolman Stanley Drake, will lead activities stressing pedestrian safety, jaywalking hazards, and general caution in stores and streets during the observance at schools, homes, and central locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey Safety Council
ONG
Frank E. Hepler
Buys. Ursims
Btanley Drake
Tuick
Dan
Creighton Hall Fair to Benefit Local Fundraising Drive
A six day student festival at Creighton Hall runs Monday through Saturday to raise funds for a Ta ywelin Flee school project. A committee led by M Bramk Bguy expects to raise $1200+. The second floor hosts decorations by seniors and a varied program each night with dancing and free acts. The high school concert band broadcast a half hour program on WCHD yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. C
Taywelin
Schoool
Creighton Hall
M. Bramk
Greighton Hall
WCHD
DuBois
Florida woman sent in city court notice for parking fine
A Sarasota woman apologized for missing a court letter about a parking violation and a $2 fine. Police traced the vehicle owner through the tag and directed her to appear in city court on April 28 after she traveled to Florida, leaving no reply at the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duneire
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Kleptamaniac's Guilty Plea Stuns County Court Judge
Erie April 24 George Hylva admitted kleptomania and pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing an electric Vitlthom from a downtown store. His rambling court remarks implied drink and theft urges. history includes time in Allegheny County Workhouse and Erie County Jail. Judge Evans ordered a two year sentence with abstinence conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleptamaniac
Evans
Erie
George Hylva
Parade Street
Elmer J. Evans
Hylva
Avery
Hylve
Allegheny
Erle County
Sale
Railroad Grade Crossing Accidents Reported in February
A Pennsylvania steam railroad reported to the Public Utility Commission eight February crossing accidents. Nine people died and 20 were injured, with eight fatalities at unprotected crossings and one at a protected crossing. Of all incidents, 45 occurred at unprotected crossings and 414 at protected crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg, Apress Steam Railroad
Waity Commissiong
Bicycle Hooligan Sought After Butler Incident
Confused OCR text reports a theft incident in Butler involving a bicycle. Mary Gould of 410 South Washington Street was approached by a youth, seized the bicycle, and rode away as the owner stood nearby on a sidewalk. Police search for the suspect continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mary Gould
South
Wastington Street
Reverend G L Boyds Named Delegate to General Assembly
Reverend Gilbert L. Boyd of local Presbyterian church was named to represent this Presbytery at the General Assembly to be held in St Louis Missouri from May 22 to 28. The election of the local minister as delegate was announced in the city last week. Three ministers and two elders were named to represent the Presbytery, including Rev Boyd Rev Glen Crawford and Dr Albert G Caldwell with elders also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gilbert L. Boyd
Itocal
Glen Crawford
Meatvile
Albert G. Calawell
Titusye
Erie City Plans 91000 Bonds for Street Job
Erie reports a city council special meeting approving bonds for street improvements. The plan funds work on West 20th Street to Hillside and Franklin avenues, including widening sidewalks and paving near East Lake. The project aims to complete the long street upgrade and connect major routes. The article also notes a historic mention of Catherine the Great’s 225 foot long train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ktvec
Pitsburgh Avenue
Rom Payne
Ues Tay
Boboon
Aventiee
Pennsylvania
Iph Street
Franklin Avenue
Lake Read
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Inez Mecusker
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Wiggers Garage
Corry, Pa
G. L. Boyd
Assembly
West 26Th Street
Womart
Catharine the Great
Russia
Climax
ANN Page
IONA
Ferry
Blackstone
Root’s Furniture Store
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